4 H Club Fair Opens at McDowell and 19th Avenue
The 46th annual 4 H Club fair begins today at the Scottsdale fairgrounds with more than 3 000 exhibits entered by over 150 clubs from Maricopa County. Salt River Project sponsors the event with free admission and a new carnival. Animal judging starts Thursday morning. opening ceremony at 6 30 tonight.
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Marchers Seek Food and Shelter in Katmandu
Angry hungry men women and children from drought areas arrived on foot in Katmandu seeking food and shelter. Authorities pressed mules and porters to move supplies to the stricken region. A spokesman said the group left Sindhkuli District four days earlier with belongings and camped in open areas while awaiting government aid.
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Burglary Reports Hit Local Homes For Two Residents
Cecil E. Kirkendall of James says his tool box and equipment valued at 1500 were stolen from 3131 N Scottsdale Rd after a Monday night break in likely via a fence. Katherine Moore reports a color valued at 425 taken from 3936 N Granite Reef Rd after a Monday evening entry through an unlocked door.
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McGovern wins Wisconsin primary big step toward nomination
George S. McGovern scores his first primary victory in Wisconsin outpacing Wallace and Humphrey while Muskie staggers with a distant fourth. Nixon sweeps the Republican primary. McGovern earns 54 delegate votes to total 937. Muskie 104 and Humphrey 13 plus six from Florida.
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Britain condemns Nixon stopover reports in Ireland optics
London newspapers reported a possible Nixon visit to Ireland en route to Moscow sparking anger in Britain. Officials offered silent reaction while press and diplomats called the idea an election ploy to court Irish voters and counter Sen. Edward Kennedy’s criticisms of British policy.
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Four Injured In Scottsdale Crash At 68th Street Edgemont
Emergency room treated four people after a two vehicle collision at 68th Street and Edgemont in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Holly Anderson eight from 2821 North 69th Street sustained injuries while attempting to cross. Mercells Enholm and Edward Shoemaker both treated and released with passengers Steven Shoemaker six and Leslie Reaume eleven. Daphne and Jeffrey Reaume, ages seven and nine, sustained minor injuries. Enholm cited for failure to yield from a stop sign. Shoemaker cited for lack of current vehicle registration.
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Two Suspects Sought After Scottsdale Rape Robbery
Scottsdale police hunt two male suspects ages 18 to 25 after a home invasion reported before 2 a.m. Tuesday. The victim, a 20-year-old woman, was awakened by a masked assailant, restrained with cloth, and raped by both men who stole 140 dollars. A vehicle was seen parked near the residence earlier in the week.
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Pulitzer Prize winner Hodding Carter dies at 65 in Mississippi
Hodding Carter, Pulitzer Prize winning publisher of the Delta Democrat Times in Greenville, died of an apparent heart attack at a health spa. He aimed to improve race relations in Mississippi and authored books after winning the 1946 prize for a editorial advocating tolerance. Funeral arrangements awaited a son abroad. Gov. Bill Waller offered condolences.
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Phoenix Union High School District to cut 73 teaching posts
Phoenix Union High School District officials predict a loss of 73 teaching posts next year due to higher pupil teacher ratios and cutting elective courses. About 70 of 109 first year teachers advised of layoffs are expected to be rehired in the summer.
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