Soviet cosmonauts join Texas cowboy day on plantation visit
A group of 39 Russian space experts including cosmonauts Shatalov and Yeliseyev toured a 19th century village at Plantation Ranch near Liberty Texas with U S astronauts Scott Evans and Brand. Cowboys in jeans and Stetsons mingled with Indians and watched roping and horse races before cosmonauts tried riding and joined a friendship dance. A misprint claimed an assault occurred during the event. no corroborating details are provided.
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Liberty
Tex
Vladimar Shatalov
Texas
Here
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Bill Daniel
Guam
Gay Price Daniel
Soviet Union
U.S
K. D. Bushuyev
Bushnyev
White Charger
Shatalov
Yeliseyev
Daniel
Bushayev
Funeral set for artist on Saturday
Memorial services for Neba Sears, local artist and wife of photographer William J. Sears, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Princes Cabrini Church. Sears died after a month-long illness at Tucson Medical Center. Born in Richmond, California, she moved to Tucson in 1983 and volunteered at Tucson General Hospital and Palo Verde Foundation for Mental Health. She attended the College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland. The family requests contributions to the Tucson Public Library System for art books.
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Neba Sears
William J. Sears
St. Princes Cabrini Church
E. Presidio Road
Sears
Tucso Medical Center
Richmond
Calif
Tucson
Tucson General Hospital
Palo Verde Foundation For Mental Health
College of Arts and Crafts
Oakland
Tucsor Public Library
Indian Movement leader predicts resolve at Wounded Knee new turning point
Richard Two Elk of the American Indian Movement told about 70 Tucson attendees that federal pressure will not break the Wounded Knee resistance. He said the Oglala and allies will grow more determined, denounced attempts to starve them, and insisted Indians remain a sovereign nation while aid to Wounded Knee is choked by federal limits. Two Elk said aid workers face FBI scrutiny amid ongoing clashes and highlighted AIM fundraising from Denver.
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Wounded Knee
American
Indian Movement
Richard
Two Etk
Tucson Indian Center
Two Elk
Vernon Bellecourt
New York State
Bellecourt
Pima Community College
Pam
Two Enk
South Dakota
Minnesota
Denver, Colo
Office of
American Indian Movement
Southwest Home Industries
Tucson
1St Ave
Phoenix
Bank
F.H.A
Elderly Man Killed in Hit and Run on No Gales Highway
Police hunt for the driver after an elderly man about 45 years old, 6 feet 10 inches tall and 195 pounds, was struck near Aircraft Street at 10 10 p m. He wore dark pants and a T shirt. This was the 27th death in Pima County this year, vs 24 at this time in 1972.
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Nogales Highway
Aircraft Street
Pima County
Van Loan recalls captivity after six years in Vietnam
Air Force Lt. Col. Jack Van Loan spoke at a Davis-Monthan AFB news conference revealing he will not discuss his captivity details until all POWs are home. He praised POW restraint, defended free speech of antiwar critics, and said he may stay in Tucson after tentative reassignment.
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Air Force
Col
Jack van Loan
North Vietnam
van Loan
Tucson
Hanoi
Davis-Monthan Afb
Jane ‘Fonda
Paris
Federal Correctional Institution
Maj
Ward Alvares
Hanoi Hilton
Alvarez
Verna
D-Nn
South Vietnam
Defense Department
van Luan
Joe Mulligan
Southeast Asia
Plan outlines FBI control in terrorist crises at home
State Department official Armin Meyer described a plan where the FBI would take full operational command if terrorists seize hostages in the United States. A task force in Washington would coordinate with foreign governments, and the president might authorize federal troops to storm an embassy if needed. He stressed prioritizing hostage lives, refusing blackmail, and punishing terrorists.
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Ghand Rapids
Mich
State Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Armin Meyer
Meyer
Secretary of State
FBI
Washington
U.S
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Henry C. Barrows
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Mass
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Plaza
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William R. Bean Jr
Charleston
W. Va
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Bartlesville
Tulsa
Oba
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Brooklyn
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Darby and Folsom
James W. Gough
Fresno
Paul L. Granger
San Francisco
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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Thousand Oaks
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Los Angeles
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Ft. Wayne
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Mt. Vernon
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Hilo
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Cedar Key
Fla
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Long Beach
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Clinton
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Galion
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Caldwell
Brian J. Seek
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Springfield
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St. Simon’s Island
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Philadelphia
J.G
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Thomas B. Latenadresse
Lake Jackson
Lemoore
Henry D. Lesesne
Columbia
Frederick J. Masterson
Seattle
Wash
Albert K. Molinare
Gordon R. Nakasawa
Newcastle
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Aubrey A. Nichols
el Paso
Gordon C. Paige
Los Altos
Michael G. Penn
Ft. Worth
Clarence R. Potter
Independence
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Dale ¥. Raehel
Milbank
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Trobert J. Randall
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Miramar
James B. Louder
Fort Lauderdale
Theodore W. Triebel
Vienna
Carl T. Wieland
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William K. Angus
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