Boy Pulled From Pool Dies At Hospital
Five year old Andrew Mason was pulled unconscious from a North Side pool December 1 and died yesterday at University of Arizona Hospital. Son of John and Joan Mason of 10000 S No Gales Highway, he wandered from his father about five minutes earlier and was found at the bottom of a home pool where the father was remodeling. He is Pima County’s 14th drowning victim of 1977, with 16 water deaths recorded in 1976.
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Andrew Mason
University of Arizona Hospital
John
Joan Mason
S. Nogales Highway
Mason
Pima County
Preteen meteorologists prove shy's not the limit
MEYERS California AP 11 year old Michelle Berry leads a group of 10 junior meteorologists at Meyers Elementary. They provide five minute weather forecasts for KTHO and weekly reports to KSFO while reading instruments from a 16 foot tower. Their teacher Frank Etter mentors the program which now includes $7000 in donated equipment.
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Meyers
KTHO
Lake Tahoe
KSFO
San Francisco
High Sierra
Frank Etter
Etter
Yelpe
Trudeau vows to use force to block Quebec secession
In a year end interview Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau warned he would invoke the War Measures Act and deploy troops if Quebec’s Parti Quebecois acts illegally to secede. He compared potential action to 1970 and stressed a lawful, democratic process would be followed unless constitutional law was broken.
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Ottawa
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Confederation
Quebec
Levesque
Trudeau
Parti Quebecois
Quebec Liberation Front
Tucson family survives crash near Colorado Wyoming border
Four members of a Tucson family escaped with minor injuries after a single engine plane crash in rugged terrain near the Colorado Wyoming border. Pilot James Preble 43 suffered rib fractures and a broken leg while his wife Judy 38 and children Julie 8 Mike 10 were not hurt.
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Walden
Colo
UPI
Tucson
Colorado-Wyoming
David France
James Preble
Preble
France
Judy Preble
Julie
Mike
Sheriff's Department
Cheyenne
Ruth Regester co-owner of Arizona furniture stores dies
Phoenix obituary for Ruth Regester 75 co-owner with husband Lou of several Arizona furniture stores. Born in Grand Rapids Michigan she lived in Arizona over 60 years and died in a Phoenix hospital. Funeral Tuesday at Church of the Beatitudes with burial in Grand Rapids. Lou Regester Furniture Co. store at 2303 E Grant Rd will close Tuesday in her memory.
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Phoenix
Ruth Regester
Arizona
Regester
Phoenix Hospital
Lou
Grand Rapids, Mich
of the Beatitudes
Grand Rapids
A. L. Moore and Sons of
Lou Regester Furniture
Lottery tradition grows in Spain through centuries
Madrid reports that since King Carlos III founded the first national lottery in 1763, Spain has kept the drawing amid wars and prosperity. The 1978 budget projects 32 billion pesetas in revenue, fueling the palace and government ministries, while everyday Spaniards spend about 36 euros annually.
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Madrid
Carlos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Burgos
Republic of Spain
Barcelona
Juan Carlos
Adolfo Suarez
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Carlos III
New World
Mexico
Latin America
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UPI Telephote
Guy Lombardo
Lebert
Victor
Royal Canadians
Waldorf Astoria
Mimi Moyer
Reading
Shy’s
National Weather Service
The
Tahoe
Meéyer
Skywatch
Rene Levesque
CTV
Province of
Ft. Collins
Steamboat Springs
Marana
Julia Ault
U.S. Forest Service
Ault
Charles
Ee Citizen
Pak
Lottery
Carmen Mondero
Bilbao
Alberto Oliart
the Honest Citizen
Cuadernos Para el Dialogo
Joaquin Estefania Moreira
Estefania Moreira
Francisco Rodriguez Cirugeda
Free Aires Cerry
ACT Mmr
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