Toll climb in wake of ferry tanker crash near LOLING
Divers followed a line into the muddy Mississippi as rescuers sought bodies trapped in sunken cars after a ferry and tanker collision. The death toll could reach 75 with 22 bodies recovered and 53 missing amid wreckage of the 664 foot Frosta collision that left workers and others stranded upriver from New Orleans.
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Loling
Mississippi
Frosta
West Bank
Destrahan
New Orleans
Bumpers criticizes Ford over waffling on policy
Senator Dale Bumpers told a Phoenix dinner crowd Ford is inconsistent and criticized his tax shifts and Vietnam aid. He cited Ford’s 1970s actions including surtaxes, a large tax cut, oil deregulation, and CIA involvement in Angola. Bumpers urged DeConcini as a Senate ally to override vetoes.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Phoenix
Congress
Vietnam
Bumpers
CIA
Angola
Hyatt Regency
DeConcini
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
J. William Fulbright
Senate
New Beirut Cease-Fire Follows Violent Night
Scattered shooting greeted the fresh cease-fire in Lebanon as fighting eased after heavy shelling that killed many. A Christian spokesman blamed radical Palestinian groups for sabotage while the Palestinian command said all factions observed the truce. Authorities imposed curfews and school closures as a rainbow appeared over Beirut signaling the fragile pause.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Christian Phalange Party
Lebanon
Arkoub
Israel
Beirut
Children’s Film Festivals at Scottsdale Libraries
The Scottsdale Public Library and Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center host 2 p.m. Saturday children's film festivals for elementary children. Main library lineup includes One A.M Beast of Monsieur Racine Closed on Mondays and Cheetah. Vista Center features Famous Movie Monsters and Carnivorous Plants. Films run about an hour.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Vista del Camino
Monsieur Racine
Vista Center
17 locals to attend Title I meeting in Phoenix
More than 800 people including 17 Scottsdale residents will attend the second annual Title I Parent Involvement Conference October 28 to 30 at the Adams Hotel in Phoenix. The event covers workshops tours displays and advisory council training for state and district Title I projects.
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Scottsdale
Adams Hotel
Phoenix
Ray Reedy
Yavapai School
Coronado High School
Gloria Welch
Earnestine Estrada
St. Daniel's
Gay Morrison
Nancy Reed
Darlene Hart
Joanne Gowens
Apache
Pam Bainbridge
Paul Bainbridge
Doreen Burnett
Charles Burnett
Sandra McConnell
Rebecca East
Saloma
Diane Reuter
Sandy Davis
Yavapai
Sharon Bengtson
Annette Wolff
Ann Duppre
Ahmed Hussen
St. Daniel’s School
E.H. McDaniel
Cottsdale
Soloma
St. Daniel’s
Arcadia High Hosts Week of Homecoming Festivities
Arcadia High School plans a full homecoming schedule with on campus lunchtime activities led by student clubs and a Friday night game against Casa Grande. The week features themed days, a float parade, a kingship ceremony, and a Saturday picnic at Chaparral Park plus a homecoming dance with tickets at 4 dollars per couple.
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Arcadia
Casa Grande
Titans
Spikettes
The
Lettermen
Sigma Beta Chi
Zeta Chi Omega
Key Club
National Honor Society
Mike Naderer
Greg Lanker
John Carson
Lori Scallon
Wendy Bayless
Sue Roundtree
Chaparral Park
Rendezvous
KUPD
DeConcini and Steiger to Debate Education Issues
Democrat Dennis DeConcini and Republican Sam Steiger candidates for the U S Senate will debate education topics at 5 p m Thursday in Arizona State University Nursing Hall auditorium Room 101. The one hour forum is held in conjunction with an education class.
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Arcadia
Reginald Brooks
Mozart
Pat Settlemonr
University of Arizona Agricultural Research Center
Saguaro Hero Club
Carol Borg
Sue Shirley
Kris Weber
Nina Coughlin
Debbie Becker
Bruce Gall
Jane Seal
Sara Sweeney
DeConcini
Steiger
Dennis DeConcini
Sam Steiger
U.S. Senate
Arizona State University
Nursing Hall
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
California
Manuel Guerra
Phoenix-area
Arizona
Arizona Department of Education
Phoenix Union High School
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Central College of Iowa
Claremont
Calif
Arcadia Chorale
Arcadia Jazz Ensemble
Fifth Avenue
Congressional
Pat Fullenwider
William Baltz
John Rhodes
John Pritzlaff
Barker Hickox
Tony Mason
Legislature
Pete Corpstein
James Dean
Arizona Rocks
Arizona Mineral Museum
Jan Cable
Safeway Bakery
Clyde Shimnick
Saguaro
Saguaro High School
IBTC
King
John Hainlen
Queen
Andy Shapiro
Dino Piazza
Helen Connors
Kim Carvalho
Steve Bried
Steve White
Greg Gilbreath
Gloria Bianco
Kitsie Wright
Saguaro Sabercat
Steve Blum
Larry Parrill
Jodi Poole
Sue Scheckel
Robbi Mann
John Farrish
Gregory Beroza
Kevin Callahan
Ellen Finnerty
John Giles
Lisa Harrison
Christa Hart
Doug Jachowski
Anne Kaplan
Cleve Kennelly
Laura Leffman
Nancy Nelson
Patrick O'Donnell
Molly Smith
Ian Todd
Marilyn Eickelberg
Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church
E. Lafayette Blvd
Church
Charles Hyder
Robert Hungerford
Richard Harris
Mario Esquer
Scottsdale School Board
Thomas C. Carey
Richard W. Clark
Joe C. Jamison
J D Lawson
Everts McDaniel
Erin Rosen
Phyllis K. Spencer
Donald Swanson
James E. Thompson
Donald H. Heinrich
Switzerland
Ariz
Cissen Mate
First National Land Co
Arizona Corporation
Payson North
Suburban Developers, Inc
HUD
Rcocanion
Ramada Inn
Main St
Merle Daniels
Ramada Tan
Curmer
68Th St
LaVerne Lewis Jacalleh
Ucter
Rogers
Holiday Inn
East Apache Riva
Paul Banish
2Nd St
Suite E
United Way
Scottsdale Rd
McDowell
Doe Bewler
Fred Fellows
Gordon Sndow
America
Frame House Gallery
Joe Beeler
Bill Owen
Gordon Snidow
Cowboy Artists
Amerca
the Martin Print Gallery
First Avenue
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