Freed Tyger to gain clemency and return to Tucson
Linda Tyger says her husband Alvin Tyger awaits freedom after Arkansas Gov. David Pryor grants executive clemency. Tyger, 46, was imprisoned for burglary and grand larceny after escaping Cummins Prison Farm in 1968 and living under an assumed name in Arizona.
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Little Rock, Ark
Linda Tyger
Alvin
Tyger
Arkansas
Arizona
David Pryor
Pardons and Parole Board
Tucson
Kelli
Cummins
Bobby'o'brien
FBI
F. Lee Bailey Joins Hearst Defense Team in Bank Robbery Case
Patricia Hearst adds famed attorney F Lee Bailey to her defense alongside Terence Hallinan and John Knutson. Bailey, known for tough cases, plans to seek court permission to join as counsel in the federal bank robbery indictment tied to the Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapping. Hearst, 21, faces charges stemming from the Bank of Hibernia holdup two months after her Feb 4 1974 kidnapping.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Knutson
Bailey
Albert DeSalvo
Boston
Miss Hearst
Bank of Hibernia
Symbionese Liberation Army
Gardeners plan greenhouse and school shirts
Third grade at Navajo School expands SCIS science by planting a fall garden and plans a greenhouse in October. Pima students may buy a new Pima Warriors t shirt for $3, with November delivery and sale at the Nov 6 bazaar.
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Jan Bagnato
Peg Habgood
Navajo School
Habgood
Jim Burke
Pima
Pima Warriors
Avoiding the Heart Finesse in a Bridge Hand
A bridge column discusses measuring progress by learning to avoid finesses. It analyzes a duplicate game where avoiding the heart finesse yields ten tricks and a good score, detailing a sequence where declarer wins with spade and club plays and forces West to surrender a ruff and discard.
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East
West
Declarer
U S farmer to tell of 29 years in China
Edwin Engst a former American dairy farmer who went to China in 1946 will speak at 8 p m Monday at the Unitarian Church Paradise Valley 4027 E Lincoln Dr Sponsored by the U S China Peoples Friendship Association Engst will recount 29 years as a dairy specialist for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in China and his work on a tenant dairy farm language work with Peking film industry and the Red Star Commune dairy group
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Edwin Engst
China
United States
Unitarian Church
Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley
U.s.-China Peoples Friendship Association
Engst
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Film
Peking
Red Star
Johnny Miller
Phil Cooper
Healing in Action lecture by Frank Salisbury at Esoteric Platform
Healing researcher Frank Salisbury will present a slide program on Russian healing practices at 7 45 p m tonight in the Community Room of First Federal Savings at 6950 E Camelback Rd He represents the Erickson Foundation of Los Angeles and will offer enrollment in five week practical healing courses.
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Frank Salisbury
First Federal Savings Branch
E. Camelback Rd. Salisbury
Erickson Foundation of
Los Angeles
Welfare fraud probe targets Arizona Indian reservations
Prosecutors and state investigators pursue welfare fraud in 22 Indian reservations across Arizona with only two cases recommended for tribal court action. Navajo and ongoing reservations face alleged cheating while Hopi, Gila River, Papago, Ft Apache, and San Carlos groups are cited in investigations.
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Mike McCloy
Associated Press
Phoenix (Ap
Department of Economic Security
Arizona
Navajo
DES Special Investigations
Jack Keeton
Perry Allen
Hopi
Gila River
Papago
Ft. Apache
San Carlos Apache
Keeton
Allen
Pentagon Allows Abortion Access in Military Hospitals
The Pentagon orders military medical facilities to perform abortions when Supreme Court criteria are met, even where state bans apply. Memorandum by James R. Cowan says cas e by case decisions can validate abortions. applies to qualified military entrants and dependents under certain rules.
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Washington
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Defense Department
High Court
Defense
Melvin R Laird
James R. Cowan
Defense For Health and Environment
Cowan
Course on Creative Relaxation Begins October at SCC
Debbie Bright will teach a six week Creative Relaxation course starting October 7 at Scottsdale Community College. The class runs Tuesdays 6 30 to 8 in the gym dance room and costs 15 dollars. It draws on yoga transcendental meditation hypnosis biofeedback desensitization and auto suggestion to help students recognize tensions and anxieties.
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Scottsdale Community College
Debbie Bright
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