Navajo Leader decries energy exploitation on tribal lands
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald told Western governors that Indian lands are scarred to fuel a power hungry system while many Navajos lack basic life needs. He urged respect for tribal decisions and warned of energy crises if Native resources are not properly managed and shared.
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Albuquerque
America
Peter MacDonald
Western Governors
MacDonald
Council of Energy Resource Tribes
MacDosfield
Anglo Energy Establishment
New Mexico
United Mine Workers Union
Beirut in turmoil as street fighting grips city
Beirut endures days of Christian Moslem clashes with private militias and looting on Hamra street. Foreign communities flee while the Lebanese army refrains from heavy intervention as fighting widens across downtown and residential districts.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Hamra
Pickwick
Jerry
Holiday Inn
Paris
Europe
Mideast
Chicago Tribune
Phil Caputo
Ford
Navajo firms sue Chinle district over 131% tax hike
The Navajo Nation telephone company and five oil firms sue in federal court over Chinle School District’s 45.39 tax rate claiming an 1737 percent rise since 1973 74 that would charge about 808000 in taxes and threaten telephone service. They seek an order restraining tax collection delinquent on Nov 3 and a ruling on education responsibility for Indian children.
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Phoenix
Navajo Reservation Telephone Company
Chinle
U.S
Apache County and
Walter E. Craig
DES seeks additional funds for welfare operations
DES requests 91 million for 1977 operating costs, 2 million above the Castro ceiling of 88.6 million. Welfare officers say more funds are needed for rising costs, new federal programs, and welfare recipient raises. An investigative unit would pay for itself by saving the state, says assistant attorney general Schafer.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Raul Castro
DES
Executive Budget Office
Arizona
William J. Schafer
Woman fired over sex bias at Pima Community College
Rita Finchum alleges retaliation after filing a sex discrimination complaint against Pima Community College. She says she did not resign and cites a transfer dispute. She is the sixth of 20 women fired this year amid sex discrimination claims at the college. The other item notes Davis-Monthan AFB pollution plan deadline extension sought by Air Force officials with county attorney urging no more than 30 days amid red tape.
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Tucson
Pima Community College
Rita Finchum
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Pima County
Air Force
Hughes machinists strike at Tucson plant
More than 2,000 machinists and aerospace workers walked off the Hughes Aircraft Co plant in Tucson at midnight Wednesday. Union members said non union employees were expected to honor the picket lines. The company staffs about 4,500 workers.
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Tucson
Hughes’ Aircraft Co
United Nations split on Korea as two rival resolutions pass
North Korea and China win a UN vote on the Korean question while a concurrent U S backed measure to dissolve the UN Command and push negotiations also passes. The assembly votes reflect a sharp North South confrontation amid competing proposals. A separate New Mexico land fraud case uncovers an 80 count indictment against Rio Rancho developers tied to undeveloped Rio Rancho Estate lots. Carolyn R Scheer of Wisconsin bought land to fund her daughter's college and faced an unstable investment. Rio Rancho developer AMREP Corp denies charges.
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North Korea
China
United Nations
South Korea
United States
Assembly
U.N
U.S
United Nations Command
North
Korean Peninsula
Koreas
U.N. Command
Soviet Union
Carolyn R. Scheer
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Gees
Rio Rancho
New York
Obituary for Dana C. Clarke 77 lifelong life insurance agent
Dana C. Clarke 77 a longtime life insurance agent and pioneer in estate planning died Wednesday at his home 4800 N 68th St Born in Connecticut he attended Yale University and worked in New York City for four decades He was a World War I and II veteran with ranks of lieutenant and captain Survivors include a sister a brother and a niece Services will be in Wagner Oklahoma Arrangements by A L Moore & Sons Mortuary
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Dana C. Clarke
N. 68Th St
Connecticut
Mr. Clarke
Yale University
Penn Mutual Life Insurance& Co
New York City
Paradise Valley Country Club
Travelers’ ‘Club
Paris
The
University
Yale
Wilmington (del
Nice
Wagner
Oklo
A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
Russo Rosary for Peter in Phoenix Funeral Services
Russo 82 dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after 24 years in the Valley. Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help follows a 7:30 p.m. service at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Interment at St. Francis Cemetery. Survivors include wife Angelina sons Sam J. and Joel daughter Mrs Risz sister Mrs Aleta and five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Peter. Russo
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak
St. Phoenix
Mr. Russo
Valley
Russo
Valley Vista Drive
Angelina
Sam J
Sacramento
Calif
Joel
Phoenix
William ‘Risz
Sentisdale
Katherine Aleta
St. Louis
William Richert dies at 70 in Scottsdale
William Richert age 70 longtime Scottsdale Manor Apartment Complex manager died Wednesday at his Scottsdale home 4857 N Woodmere Fairway born in Ohio he resided in Scottsdale 10 years survivors include wife Louise daughter in law Mary Alice and two grandchildren all of Scottsdale services Saturday at Mess Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd cremation to follow
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William Richert
Scottsdale Manor
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Richert
N. Woodiere Fairway
Ohio
Scottsdale
Louise
Mary Alice
Indian School
Osborn Road slurry sealing restricts access to post traffic
Friction seal work on Osborn Road between Scottsdale Road and Civic Center Plaza will again limit traffic Friday during resurfacing. City officials say no access from Osborn to the Scottsdale Post Office and Siertiadale Memorial Hospital while the roadwork proceeds. Additional slurry sealing Friday covers 70th Street from Lomaland to Latham and Moreland from 70th to 71st Street.
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Osborn
Scottsdale Road
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Post Office
Siertiadale Memorial Hospital
Lomaland
Latham and Moreland
70Th
Birth deformities linked to anticoagulant use during pregnancy
Chicago radiologist Dr. K Jeffery Kranzler reports eight cases of newborn facial deformities tied to anticoagulant drugs given to pregnant women for heart problems. He warns these drugs, derived from coumarin and including warfarin, should be used only when essential, especially in the first trimester.
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Chicago
University, of Chicago
K. Jeffery Kranzler
Wyler ® Children’s Hospital
Co Kranzler
Society For Pediatric Radiology
Kranzler
Fountain Hills man shot in Scottsdale apartment dispute
A 22 year old Fountain Hills man was in serious condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with a gunshot to the head possibly fracturing his skull. Leon T. Shwick 24 of Fountain Hills is detained on assault with a deadly weapon after an early morning argument and fight with George N. Waligora 28. Eyewitness statements from Waligora’s associate and Yvonne Russell 19 cite heavy drinking and a dispute over Shwick’s police occupation.
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Fountain Hills
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
George N. Waligora
Saguaro Blvd
Leon T. Shwick
N. Yerba Buena
Shwick
Terry Chapman
Chapman
Sewick
Yvonne Russell
Waligora
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