Chinese trade delegation arrives for talks in Washington
A 10 member Chinese delegation from the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade arrives in Washington at the invitation of the National Council for United States China Trade. They will meet U.S. government and business leaders, visit at least seven cities, and not negotiate contracts. The aim is to familiarize China with the American economy and export options.
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Ballot multilingual shifts in Arizona voting plan
Arizona counties will print ballots in English and Spanish under the Voting Rights Act with interpreters for Indian voters in Apache Coconino Pinal Gila and Navajo counties. A large 22 car Interstate 10 pileup near Casa Grande injured many. Governor Castro called the Ford assassination attempt a sad commentary while noting the President was spared. Senate aides fear a 5 percent federal pay raise cap, opposing Ford, with overrides possible. mood leans toward rejecting the 5 percent proposal despite cost concerns. Ballot and pay issues reflect broader national tensions in late 1970s policy.
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Kissinger pursues links from Middle East to Third World aid
Secretary of State Kissinger continued personal diplomacy at the United Nations after shuttle talks yielded an Egypt Israel disengagement. Israel to withdraw from Gidi and Mitna passes and Abu Rudeis oilfields to Egypt with UN peacekeepers. both sides renounce war. Kissinger predicted broad approval in Congress and from the Soviet Union though Moscow criticized a clause allowing American technicians in Sinai.
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Reagan risks loss of huge income if he runs for president
Ronald Reagan could forfeit a substantial broadcast and speaking income if he declares candidacy. Aides refuse to disclose exact earnings from radio, print, and tours, but reports estimate 400000 to 750000 this year, with Viewpoint syndicated to 320 stations and columns sold to 260 newspapers.
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Two Injured In Friday Arizona Auto Collisions
In Miller and Indian School Roads crash Floyd D Kachel 20 of 6947 E Sixth St was taken to Scottsdale Memorial then transferred to Maricopa County General Hospital listed in good condition. Margaret F Graf 46 of 8418 E Roanoke cited for failure to yield on a left turn. In Hayden Road three car crash Sarah Ly Kealy 20 of Tempe treated and released. Driver Mark G William 22 of Tempe and Max Gerald Yarmon of Phoenix involved. Albert E Smith 17 cited for no brake lights.
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Water clean up price tag may top one hundred billion
Government and industry face costs between 97 and 130 billion dollars to clean lakes and rivers by 1983. The National Commission on Water Quality outlines economic impacts including higher prices, potential job losses, and factory closures, with annual gains from beaches and fishing totaling billions by 1985. The preliminary draft will be revised before the final report due in February or March.
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Subpoenas Issued for Berger in Securities Case
Phoenix attorney Richard Remender says he issued subpoenas for Maricopa County officials including Berger and about 24 others to testify at a September 15 hearing. James Cornwall, ex-president of Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co., faces sentencing after pleading guilty to three securities fraud charges.
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Phoenix Attorney Lynn Meade Laney Sr dies at 81
Funeral services will be held Monday for Lynn Meade Laney Sr. a Phoenix attorney who served 18 years on the Arizona Board of Regents. Laney died Thursday at a Phoenix hospital at age 81.
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Obituary for Ellis W. Foote of Cave Creek Arizona
Ellis W Foote 77 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services at 11 a.m. Monday Green Acres Mortuary Cave Creek born Santa Ana California came to Arizona 12 years ago. WWII veteran photographer for Lockheed Aircraft touring counselor with Automobile Club of California member United Presbyterian Church of Carefree contributions to Claude Morton Fund wife Clarice. Visitation 2 4 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. today and Sunday.
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Builder Ben-C Salmon Dies in Phoenix at 68
Ben C Salmon, 68, died Thursday at Doctors Hospital Phoenix. Services were held at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary Phoenix. He lived at 3446 N 47th St since 1966 and was a builder and engineer who retired this year. He belonged to El Zaribah Shrine and Masonic Lodge Edgemont SD. Survivors include wife Eleanore, sons Larry and Janice Shira, two sisters, a brother and five grandchildren.
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Services for Thelma B. Miller Held at Paradise Chapel
Thelma B. Miller died Thursday at Medicenter age unknown. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Paradise Chapel 3934 E Indian School Rd. She served as secretary of the First Baptist Church from 1953 to 1965. Born in Kansas she moved here from California 21 years ago. Survived by children Marilynn Thomas and Richard R. Miller and two grandchildren.
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Guard attacked at Adobe Mountain School. three inmates tied to arson
A guard at Adobe Mountain School was critically injured after a fight with three juvenile inmates. The incident prompted fires set by three girl inmates and left the dormitory damaged in 16 locations. Officers detained Darrell Ross and two others. an employee, Robert Dressler, was treated for smoke inhalation.
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Alcoholism Seen as Major VA Health Issue for Veterans
Veterans Administrator Richard Roudebush concurs with a GAO finding that alcoholism is the largest health problem in VA hospitals and that inadequate programs were set to treat alcoholic veterans. The GAO estimated one third of national alcoholics are veterans in the VA system.
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