Legislature to Aid New York City With 2 Billion Dollar Bailout
Albany lawmakers resume emergency session as they consider a 2 billion dollar measure to prevent New York City's default. Senate leaders travel to Washington seeking federal help while assuring passage of the plan remains essential to avert a statewide financial crisis.
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Albany
New York State
New York City
Senate
Warren Anderson
Washington
Ford Administration
Hugh Carey
New York
Carey
Andersons
Postmaster seeks doubled subsidy and new Kokoro Plan rollout
Postmaster General Bailar asked Congress to double the postal subsidy to 920 million dollars to stabilize rates. He announced a Portland trial of the Kokoro Plan, a computerized route reallocation designed to cut costs, with arbitration for grievances and potential nationwide rollout after the test in Kokomo and Portland.
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Washington
Benjamin _F
Congress
National Postal Forum
Bailar
Postal Service
Portland
Ore
Kokomo
Ind
Bailer
Rademacher
Commission
James S. Rademacher
Major heroin seizure tied to two Mexican nationals
In Gila Bend, Arizona, two Mexican nationals were arrested as authorities seized 28 ounces of high grade heroin. The arrests came after a joint operation by the Department of Public Safety and Phoenix police narcotics officers, identifying suspects Jose Patricio Citomedia, 20, of San Luis, Sonora, and Jose Ramon Rodriguez, 28, of Baja California.
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Gila Bend
Department of Public Safety and
Phoenix Police
Jose Patricio Ci To
Portugal’s leaders push cabinet return after Goncalves ouster
Portugal’s military president and premier designate press civilian politicians to rejoin the cabinet after Gen. Vasco Goncalves was removed. Socialists and Popular Democrats resist joining a communist led lineup, with threats of acting without them if no agreement is reached.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Adm
Jose Pinheiro
Dé Azevedo
Popular Democrats
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Goncalves
Revolutionary Council
Costa Gomes
Loloma and Paiute schools report smooth summer finish
Principal Ronald Goldby says Loloma opens on a normal schedule after summer construction. Enrollment at Paiute shows 70 more students than projected, reaching 621. Our Lady reports 630 students. New staff include Patti Otto and Leeta Campbell. several volunteers and scouts activities are noted.
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Loloma
Ronald Goldtiy
Goldby
Patti Otto
Barbara Cavin
Leeta Campbell
Joanne Kerrigan
Robert Montgomery
Dennis’ Price
Dennis’ Price, physical education;—Pat_Conley
Floyd Leavitt
Ron‘ Rossman
Mary Harrington
Karen Trigg
Soloma Little School
Herb Alexander
Cirriculum
Ruth Wiedeman
Kathy Finlayson
Paiute
Richard Orson
Our Lady
Strictly for Dads Good old days turn off youth
Charlie Shedd recalls junior high sessions where teens mock parents nostalgia. A teen flags his father’s tales of hardship, another notes lack of new clothes, and a girl doubts parental honesty. A boy says he prefers hearing funny childhood stories to moody nostalgia. The piece asks if adults overwhelm kids with tales of the good old days.
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Charlie Shedd
Elementary teachers' day institute slated in Arizona
The National Teacher Education Project sponsors a six day teaching skills institute starting Sept. 28 at Valley Presbyterian Church. The program targets teachers of grades three through eight and includes community teaching practice with children. Directors are Rev. Gary Welder and Donn McGuirk. Registration is 125 dollars with 25 dollar scholarships for early applicants. Call 948-7536 for enrollment information.
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National Teacher Education Project
the Valley Presbyterian Church
E. McDonald Drive
Arizona
Garye Welder
Donn McGuirk
NTEP
Toastmasters club at Scottsdale CC seeks new members
The Speak Eazies Toastmasters Club at Scottsdale Community College invites all Maricopa County residents to join. Advisor Julié Wambach notes eligibility for students and nonstudents alike and says the club competes in speaking contests each semester and offers college credit through Toastmasters International programs.
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Toastmasters _International
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Miller’s Carpet
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Arizona-Mexican Chamber OF Commerce
E. Earl
Scottsdale, Arizona
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East Apache Blvd
College and
Apache Apache Room
Mesa
Central Christian Church of
Hopson
University
Phoenix
Cross In the Desert
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