Return to Earth portrays Buzz Aldrin in TV film
ABC will air Return to Earth a 90 minute movie with Cliff Robertson as Edwin E. Buzz Aldrin. The drama follows Aldrin after the moon walk focusing on his post mission decline and divorce while depicting NASA reaction and studio filming at CBS Studio Center and Edwards Air Force Base.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Earth
Cliff Robertson
Edwin E
Buzz
Aldrin
Alan King
ABC
Wayne ‘Varga
Los Angeles Times
Buzz Aldrin
Moon
Jud Taylor
Hawkins
James Stewart
Taylor
Cape Canaveral
Space Establishment
Pentagon
NASA
Space Center
Houston
Air Force
Edwards Air Base
Edwards
Cbs Studio Center
Republic
Joan
Shirley Knight
Varga
Kachina-Tawan Tribe to assess future plans
Kachina Tribe members meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the school library to discuss events sponsor plans for the year with Gene Oliver leading and committee chairs to be suggested. The group notes two school purchases and welcomes faculty with survival kit gifts.
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Gene Oliver
Kachina
Kers
Olivér
Fran Cohen
Sandra Koskela
Gina Aslanian
Mike Buckler
Bill Myers
Marilyn Donahue
Verlin Tate
Lois Brown
Judy Nelson
Mixed Pairs winners highlight Metropolitan Regional Tournament
In New York City the Mixed Pairs title went to Bill Braucher and Ann Roy from Massachusetts. The article analyzes a bridge hand where declarer must anticipate future tricks, outlining bidding and play strategies that lead to a four spade contract victory despite West holding strong aces and hearts.
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New York City
Bill Braucher
Framington
Mass
Ann Roy
Cambridge
South
West
Declarer
East
Bitter hostility marks New Hampshire runoff race
In Concord, Durkin and Wyman clash on multiple TV programs as they race for the New Hampshire Senate seat. The bitter exchange touches gun control accusations, Watergate echoes, and spillover from President Ford’s visit as voters prepare for Tuesday’s decisive runoff.
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Concord
N.H
John A. Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire
Senate
Durkin
Wyman
Mr. Durkin
Boston
Durkin-Wyman
American Party
Carmen Chimento
Ford
YMCA fall events schedule from Scott Aydale YMCA
Scott sdale YMCA lists fall activities for youth and adults at 3019 N. Civic Center Plaza. Programs include fitness classes on Mon Wed Fri. basketball sessions. Kindergarten gym for 3 to 6 year olds on Tuesdays. gymnastics for boys and girls. girls over 18 in women’s gymnastics. a full slate of judo by belts and ages. starting yoga on Thursdays. open coed swimming on varied days. parent and baby and tot swim lessons. paddle and scuba lessons begin Oct 9 and Nov 20. Piranhas swim team. advanced life saving classes. YMCA Red Cross certification. a Saturday program for 5 to 11 year olds. most activities have member fees with others open to all. call for changes and schedules.
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Scottsdale
YMCA
Kindergym
Red Cross
Chess notation shift toward algebraic system urged
Copley News Service notes global move to algebraic notation for chess. Descriptive notation remains in use in English and Spanish outputs, with major bodies endorsing algebraic and urging widespread adoption through publications and teaching programs. The column previews a game annotated in algebraic style from an international tournament in Budapest in 1975.
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Ross Williams
Copley News Service
Chess World
World Chess Federation
FICE
U.S. Chess Federation
USCF
Chess ’ Life ‘and Review
The
Association of U.S. Chess Journalists
AUSCJ
AUSCI
U.S
U. S
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Oxford University Press
Countries
Ujpest
Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Szabo
Chess Life and Review
Queen’s Indian Defense Bible Sax
Gyula ‘Sax
Zoltan Ribli
Scottsdale group to meet over social plans
The Scottsdale chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees will meet at 11 30 a m on Wednesday at the King's Table restaurant 2724 N Scottsdale Rd. A discussion of plans for future social gatherings is scheduled.
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Scottsdale
Ional Association of Reti Federal
King’s Table
Scottsdale Rd
GOP hopefuls face-quiz at district meeting
State Republican chairman candidates Bill Baker Jim Colter and Ralph Stages will speak and answer questions Thursday at the District 28 Republican monthly meeting in Scottsdale City Hall Kiva. Maricopa County Recorder Tom Freestone will advise on voter registration as other state party positions are discussed starting at 7 30 p m.
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Republican Party
Bill Baker
Jim Colter
Ralph Stages
Maricopa County
Tom Freestone
Scottsdale
Kiva
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