Canadian elected UA student president amid first foreign leadership
Canadian Bryaa Vertlieb won the University of Arizona student presidency with 1 025 votes to Michael D Green s 838 as part of a general election that yielded new executive and senate members. She will be inaugurated April 7 before the UA Sun Devil baseball game and begins a $3 000 salary as president.
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Marc Estrada
Student Appropriations Board
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Vertlieh
Arizona State University
Hi Corbett Field
Green
John P. Schaefer
Honolulu
Vertlieb
Catalina High School
U.S
Art
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Bryna Wertlieb
Computer sings farewell song at Wolverhampton Polytechnic
A 22 year old computer at Wolverhampton Polytechnic retired and was honored with Auld Lang Syne. The tribute featured the new American computer that had taken over the duties, programmed by scientists to perform the farewell tune.
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England
UPI
Wolverhampton Polytechnic
Desegregation orders for 25 districts issued
Health, Education and Welfare orders 25 school districts in Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia to submit desegregation plans by April 10 or face potential loss of federal funds. Vatican allows lay ministers to distribute communion in limited cases. Sadat names himself military governor amid rising power. House Banking subcommittee advances bill banning interest on checking accounts, backed by the American Bankers Association.
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Virginia
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Farmers plan own boycott amid plummeting hog prices
The National Farmers Organization urged members to withhold hogs cattle and lambs from the market starting today in response to sharp price declines. President Oren Lee Staley announced meetings in 15 cities to decide future action as a nationwide meat boycott plan gains momentum.
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Iowa
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Federal Building Plaza
Ray
Alper
Consumer Federation of California
Des Moines
Ron Jarvis
Oppenheimer Industries of
Kansas City
Oppenheimer
Kansas
Bob Arbuthnot
Oscar protester Sacheen Littlefeather a San Francisco actress activist
Sacheen Littlefeather 25, an aspiring actress and long-time American Indian rights activist from San Francisco, spoke on Brando’s behalf at the Oscars to protest Indian issues. Born Marie Cruz in Salinas, she attended Hartnell College and San Jose State, joined activism after Alcatraz, and has since worked as a model and spokeswoman for Native groups in Northern California. She lives in the area with her husband.
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