Algerian technicians disable Dalat reactor to halt bomb materials
A UPI report says Algerian technicians flew to Dalat, Vietnam, over Easter to remove fuel rods from the South Vietnamese nuclear reactor. The move aims to prevent the enemy from obtaining materials for an atomic bomb. Detroit automakers cut jobs but keep 1.5 million cars in inventory as April sales rise expected.
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South Vietnam
Energy Research and Development Administration
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Saigon
Detroit
U.S
U S Pressures Israel on Sinai Talks for Cairo Accord
United States applies low-keyed pressure on Israel to concede toward a second-stage Sinai agreement with Egypt, officials say. In Las Vegas, Howard Hughes aims to keep Vietnam war efforts going until helicopter losses are recovered, per the Las Vegas Sun with two former aides confirming.
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Sinai Desert
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Howard Hughes
Vietnam
Las Vegas Sun
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Nevada
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John Meier
Four inmates seize hostages at Tennessee State Penitentiary
Four maximum security prisoners at Tennessee State Penitentiary took four civilian hostages at knifepoint and seized a counselor's office. Five counselors were present. one escaped and alerted officials. Corrections Commander Charles Bass called the inmates highly dangerous and maximum security.
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Nashville
Jenn
Tennessee State Penitentiary
Charles, Bass
Scottsdale district to notify 286 teachers on possible nonrenewal
Nearly 300 Scottsdale School District teachers may receive nonrenewal notices for 1975-76 if the board approves. Law requires notice by April 15 for teachers whose contracts might not be renewed, with 286 first through third year teachers slated for notice at Kachina School. District officials stress notices are technical and rehiring is expected. budget debates and a proposed housecleaning bill affect future consolidations and funding.
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Scottsdale
Kachina School
E. Cambell Ave
William Randall
Randall
Scottsale
Ford backs away from Indochina military aid request
President Ford signals retreat from a $522 million push for military aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia. He urges a firm humanitarian commitment to orphans and civilian victims instead while re evaluating foreign policy. Senate Leader Mansfield calls for bipartisan cooperation to repair U S foreign policy after Easter recess.
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Las Vegas
San Diego
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
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Cambodia
Indochina
Scottsdale weighs mass transit expansion to secure federal funds
Scottsdale City Council will decide on expanding bus service over five years to qualify for MAG planning inclusion and federal support. Officials request $38,000 from Phoenix next year to maintain current service while seeking bids for Vista del Camino parcels and selecting an architect for a downtown senior center funded by federal CDBG funds.
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Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Richard D-Bauman
Bauman
Tthe Council
City of Phoenix
Phoenix
Second Street
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Cold Week Brings Below Avg Temperatures and Rain
The NOAA forecast notes a stagnant storm front moving from Washington into the central Rockies bringing cold air. Highs are expected in the 60s with April averages around 82. Scottsdale recorded 0.38 inches of rain, 0.07 above monthly Valley norms.
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Scottsdale
Washington
California
David Bjorem
National Weather Service
Sky Harbor International
Rockies
Bjorem
North Scottsdale growth may break one acre zoning rule
Council member Charles Smith told the North Scottsdale Homeowners Association that the area north of Shea Boulevard and east of Pima Road will unlikely follow the existing one-acre grid. He cited washes as a constraint and warned densities will rise if economics push development.
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North
Smith
North Scottsdale
Shea
Pima
Scottsdale
Scottsdale-Shea
Duane Fifer
Fifer
Independance Square
Sundown Plaza
City to tackle Fifth Avenue sign problems Tuesday meeting
City officials will meet with Fifth Avenue merchants Tuesday at 6 p.m. in City Hall Kiva to discuss sign ordinance conformance. Bray plans a similar session for Old Town and emphasizes staff will help merchants solve sign issues without wholesale changes.
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