South Africa Cracks Down as Kruger Defends Actions
Justice Minister James Kruger says he acted to stop unrest while protests mount over banning 18 black organizations, closing two black papers and detaining leaders. Police arrest hundreds, a school is burned, and international rebukes rise as the UN plans a Security Council debate.
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Carter Visits Offutt AFB For Red Telephone Tour
President Carter flies to Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska to meet SAC crews and tour the underground headquarters where the red telephone system would dispatch bombers and missiles in wartime. General George Brown welcomed the presidential tour as part of a broader transcontinental swing.
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Carter visits Iowa farm area amid farm price concerns
President Carter addressed eight area farmers in Indianola and spoke at a Des Moines fund raising dinner. He touted a likely arms reduction deal with the Soviet Union and criticized oil and gas ads while urging a stable farm economy. Generals and the air force leadership attended the events.
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Car plunges into canal. officer saves life
An off duty Scottsdale police assistant rescued Phoenix woman Christy Poza after her car plunged into the Arizona Canal at 1 a.m. at Indian School Road and 68th Street. Witnesses pulled passenger Dale Westerbeek from the water and Poza was revived before being treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Copper aid plan still possibility
Sen. Dennis DeConcini of Arizona reports that a government copper stockpile plan remains possible after a Senate defeat. He urged President Carter to back stockpiling and asked Robert Strauss to negotiate with foreign buyers, citing copper at 50 to 60 cents a pound and potential immediate industry impact.
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Burglary Reported At Scottsdale Home
More than 1600 dollars in merchandise was stolen from Vivian Falks residence at 5131 N Granite Reef Rd police said. Two color televisions a portable typewriter a stereo unit and assorted jewelry were taken. Burglary occurred between 11 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. and evidence of forced entry was found.
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Vivian Falk
Granite Reef Rd
Funeral services for nurse Alice Perryman Hill
Funeral services for Alice Perryman Hill 88 a registered nurse who moved to Phoenix in 1922 will be at 9 a.m. Monday in A L Moore and Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams St She died Thursday at her home 6030 Camelback Manor Drive She was a life member of the Arizona Desert Spinners and Weavers Guild the YWCA and Phoenix Central Christian Church Survived by husband George W three grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Public meetings listed for Scottsdale area organizations
Schedule of official body meetings in Scottsdale and surrounding districts. Events include Scottsdale School Board community meetings on Oct 25 and City Council sessions at Scottsdale Center for the Arts, plus Planning Commission and mayoral events and Paradise Valley Council gathering.
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Demoted official testifies at Arizona personnel hearing
Charles T. Saunders says at a state personnel hearing he was ordered to reprimand auditors for alleged improper conduct after auditors reported illegal activities at two prison facilities Fort Grant and the Safford Conservation Center Saunders appeals demotion from financial services manager to accounting supervisor and cites officials at the facilities.
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Corrections Department
Charles T. Saunders
Fort Grant
Safford Conservation Center
Oil Test Reaches 700 Feet in Graham County
The State Oil and Gas Commission reports a wildcat oil test in Graham County has achieved 700 feet of depth toward a target 1,100 feet. Officials in Pima noted the progress.
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State Oil and Gas Commission
Graham County
Pima
Bishop undecided on right to work law in Arizona
In Phoenix the Diocese of Phoenix bishop says he has not concluded on the right to work law. Most Rev James Rausch notes some bishops in states with the law say it appears to come short.
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James Rausch
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Legal cloud over 15000 transfer at joint committee meeting
A Phoenix legal cloud forms around a $15000 fund transfer by Joint Legislative Budget Committee members last June. A seven member quorum was present, eight required, per Atty. Gen. Bruce Babbitt on advice to Rep. Art Hamilton.
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Legislative Budget Committee
Atty
Bruce Babbitt
Art Hamilton
Community college funding hike asked to aid districts
A Phoenix House subcommittee heard a proposal to raise annual state funding for community college districts by 600000 dollars. It would boost expansion support from 135 to 175 per full time student for districts under 5000 students and lift district operation funding from 500000 to 1000000 dollars.
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Phoenix
George Hall
State Community College Board
Hall
Ex-employe placed on probation for food stamp fraud
A former Department of Economic Security worker received five years probation after admitting to fabricating client names to obtain food stamps. Judge Ed Davis also ordered Joyce Gentry of Chandler, 59, to four weekends in jail and restitution to the state.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Maricopa County
Ed Davis
Joyce Gentry
Chandler
24 American servicemen's remains recovered in Mindoro helicopter crash
Rescue teams retrieved the last of 24 U.S. service members' bones from a CH53 D Sea Stallion crash on Mindoro island in the Philippines. Four crew plus 33 passengers were aboard. 14 injured, including a Navy corpsman, treated in Luzon hospitals. Names not released. Cause under investigation.
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the Philippines
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Philippines
Parents to fight apartment ruling over child ban
In Culver City California a municipal court ruled a child may not stay in an apartment complex that bans children. Steve Wolfson said he will appeal and his lawyer expects possible Supreme Court action. The couple must pay $1 903.50 in back rent and $3 000 in fees but may remain while appealing.
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Harold I. Cherness
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Richard F. Hamlin
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