GOP unity pledged as intraparty rift persists in convention rush
The Republican National Committee vows unity to confront Carter while Ford and Reagan factions battle for national convention delegates. Ford supporterspush a binding delegate rule, Reagan backers call it a panic move. Trojan horse delegates loom as both sides claim hidden supporters amid a tight race. Ford gains at-large Minnesota delegates as marathon balloting ends in the early morning.
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Ronald Reagan
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Pioneer Trust official fined in land sale case
Tucsonian Paul L. Stulgin, as a Pioneer National Trust Co officer, is fined 5000 dollars and placed on three years probation for deceptive practices in selling unregistered securities. The case ties to Apple Valley Enterprises and interstate ranch plots in Cochise County marketed as Garden of Eden lots before 1973 prohibitions.
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Whale kill quotas trimmed for Soviet Union and Japan
The International Whaling Commission agrees to reduce 1976 77 quotas by about 4000 whales for the Soviet Union and Japan after week of debate. The United States and other nations push conservation despite Soviet and Japanese objections.
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UPI
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Japan
International Whaling Commission
Carswell Arrest Reported in Florida Incident
Former Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell was arrested at a Tallahassee shopping mall on charges of striking an officer. He was released to his own custody and later taken to hospital for a nervous condition.
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Heaviest fighting rages around Beirut refugee camps
From Nicosia AP Beirut battles intensify near two refugee camps as artillery roars at 200 shells per hour. Christian and Palestinian casualties climb while ambulances cannot reach zones. Syrian withdrawal slowdowns and new blockades add to the chaos.
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Music's Mercer dies at 66 in Los Angeles
Composer Johnny Mercer who wrote hundreds of songs and won four Academy Awards died at 66 from brain surgery complications. A Savannah native, he co founded Capitol Records and penned many standards including Moon River and Days of Wine and Roses. He leaves widow Elizabeth, two children Amanda and Jeff, and three grandchildren. He will be buried in Savannah.
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City women's unit to meet tomorrow
The Tucson Women’s Commission, created by city ordinance last December, will hold a 1 to 5 p.m. open house at 1515 E. Broadway. Vice Mayor Barbara Weymann will speak on the commission’s duties, and attendees may join public task forces addressing local sex discrimination in education, credit, jobs, housing, and services.
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Marine helicopter crash on Hawaii injures, previous day fatal
A Marine helicopter crashed in a Hawaii training area killing one crewman and injuring another. The incident follows a crash the day prior that killed eight Marines in the same region.
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UPI
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Vet dentist compares pet care to human dentistry
Dr. Donald Ross of Houston Veterinary Dental Clinic urges brushing as pets live longer and eat more human foods. He likens pet dental work to human dentistry including root canals and crowns, cites braces for a horse and a gold jaw for a bird dog, and notes foul breath signals mouth trouble.
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Driver charged in death near University of Arizona crosswalk
Raymond P. Lopez, 24, of 414 W. 4th St., was summoned for arraignment in Pima County Superior Court on vehicular manslaughter charges in the death of 85 year old Etta Cable. Cable was struck while crossing E University Blvd at N 2nd Ave and died hours later at Arizona Medical Center.
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Raymond P. Lopez
4Th St
Pima County
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Etta Cable
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Retreat in diabetes care may favor multiple daily insulin doses
UPI reports Norbert Freinkel, president elect of the American Diabetes Association, suggests a retreat to old style three or four daily injections for severe diabetes. He cites new studies linking blood sugar control to slower development of complications and questions the one daily injection approach.
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UPI
American Diabetes Association
Freinkel
Unusual dog show kicks off Tucson Humane Society drive
The Humane Society of Tucson starts its annual membership drive with an unusual dog show at Randolph Park tomorrow. Judges will award happiest and saddest looks plus largest smallest longest tail and best looking dog over eight. Judging begins at 5 p.m. at Randolph Park southwest corner. A bring and buy sale runs alongside with donated pet items and sale goods.
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Humane Society of Tucson
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Trio arrested in Tucson fencing case involving fur shop owner
Police say Hymen Brettschneider owner of Mr. Brett's Furs and Fashions paid 30 dollars for a 1000 dollar fur. Ray F Ter alio a U Totem manager and George N Jones an unemployed worker were also charged for buying a rifle and tools for about 60 dollars. Investigations by Tucson Police and Pima County Sheriff plus informants linked businesses and homes as fronts for stolen property.
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E. Broadway
Ray F.teralio
U-Totem
36Th St
Geroge N. Jones
Pima County
Tucson
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