Parada del Sol snowbird year event near Earls Drive
The event took place near the Earls Drive and Miller Road intersection with participants Don Obsack Blaine Lewis Eric Knutson Dawn Weaver Jodie Knutson Troy Parker Dan London and Richard Lewis. Late stocks section lists 45c per week 10c per copy on page 10.
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Earls Drive
Miller Road
Don Obsack
Blaine Lewis
Eric Knutson
Dawn Weaver
Jodie Knutson
Troy Parker
Dan London
Richard Lewis
Thieu survives palace bombing as curfew tightens in Saigon
A young South Vietnamese air force pilot bombed the presidential palace in Saigon reigniting fears of a coup. Thieu and his family escaped unharmed while three others died and four were wounded. A 24 hour curfew was imposed before being lifted. Ky denied involvement and Thieu vowed to remain in office.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Thanh Trung
Trung
da Nang
Independence Palace
Ngo Dinh Diem
New High School Recovery Program Aids Coronado Dropouts
Coronado High School establishes the valley's first recovery program for former dropouts. Two full time teachers provide counseling and tutoring for 25 volunteers, focusing on individual needs and ongoing support as federal funds aim to continue the effort next year.
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Coronado High School
Tom Stancic
Donita Carter
Carter
Coronado
Stancic
Tom Kennedy
Women Key to Resorts
In Arizona resort business, women hold key posts from sales director to catering manager. A four part series profiles four women discussing their roles, responsibilities, networks, and training in the hospitality industry.
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Arizona
U S Rejects Israeli Plan For Sinai Talks
The United States rejected new Israeli ideas to restart talks with Egypt on a second stage troop withdrawal in the Sinai Desert, per an Israeli newspaper report. An anti inflation inquiry was ordered as bread and cereal costs stayed stable while ingredient prices fell. Army Chief Weyand said South Vietnam would not survive without more military aid.
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Tel Aviv
United States
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Washington
Albert Rees
The
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Frederick C. Weyand
Senate Armed Services Committee
South Vietnam
Weyand
Ford
Unemployment benefits dip in week ending March 22
The Labor Department reported a drop in new unemployment insurance recipients for the week ending March 22 while extended jobless pay rose slightly. Across seven programs, more than 6.4 million people received unemployment benefits, down 42,500 from the prior week.
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Washington
Labor Department
SCOHA Urges PSC to Check APS Rate Increase for Fairness
The Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations asks the Arizona Corporation Commission to delay APS rate approval and carefully weigh equity for homeowners and the supplier. SCOHA warns the 17.7 percent hike undercounts due to undisclosed fuel costs and notes many APS customers are on fixed incomes.
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Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations
SCOHA
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona Public Service
Commission
APS
Castro proposes border drug strike force to target smuggling
Gov Raul Castro urges funding up to 725000 to create a multi county border force. He aims to coordinate federal state and local agencies with the Mexican government to target drug sources in Mexico and on the border. The plan would use Pima County resources and form a four county council overseen by the attorney general.
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Phoenix
UPI
Raul Castro
Castro
Mexico
Border County
Pima County
Bruce Babbitt
Arizona
Variable clouds and unseasonable chill persist
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness and unseasonably cold weather today through Wednesday. A slight chance of showers remains with breezy periods, with highs around 65 today and in the upper 60s on Wednesday, and overnight lows near 40 at the airport but near freezing in colder valleys. Rain chances stay around 20 percent today tonight and Wednesday.
Government probes uncover after hours gambling and drugs at Agriculture
Investigators found evidence of craps games and marijuana traffic at the Agriculture Department and probe claims female workers ran a prostitution ring. A spokesman said sex rumors are unproved. L L Free noted arrests and resignations during early stages of the inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
L.L. Free
Department
Office of Investigation
District of Columbia Police Free
Earl L. Butz
Teske signals refiling suit against city and officers
William Teske says a new lawsuit against Scottsdale officials and police officers, naming many more people, is likely after postponement of his pre trial hearing to April 22. He faces go cart related charges and previously dropped a $13.2 million suit.
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William Teske
Teske
Edward Boyle
Don Allsup
Gary Kirst
Nigel Sherriff
Jerry Arnold
Jim Keppel
Pat Martin
Sherriff
Martin
Court Police Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Phoenix Office
Scottsdale Police
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