Bombs Hit Fire Base 6 Area as US Bombers Strike
US Air Force and B52s pound Communist concentrations around Fire Base 6 in the Central Highlands amid reports of Hoang Minh Thoa directing operations from a moving headquarters. Pentagon sources say 2,500 tons have fallen on the area since the post’s capture 13 days ago.
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Hoffa Visits Wife During Easter from Prison Furlough
James Hoffa, Teamsters official on a 13 year sentence for jury tampering, spent Easter with his ailing wife Josephine at UC Medical Center where doctors termed her condition improving. Hoffa planned to return to Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, after three visits and continued as nominal Teamsters president.
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Efforts Intensify Near Lakes Over Easter Weekend
Maricopa County deputies patrolled the lakes area around the clock during a three day Easter weekend. A 18 member daytime force was augmented by 45 reserves and an 11 member special enforcement group at night. Arrests totaled 127 with 10 felonies for illegal marijuana possession and 117 misdemeanors for drunkenness and related offenses. The night force led by Sgt Don Spizzano accounted for about half the arrests and the program will continue in Verde Salt Rivers Saguaro and Canyon Lakes recreation areas.
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Cello Concert Change at Kerr Recital Hall
The Arizona Cello Society will present a concert tonight under Lazio Varga at Kerr Recital Hall 6102 N. Scottsdale Rd with a society member focus. A public concert was later moved to Gammage Auditorium at 8 p.m. with Varga conducting, tickets $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Astrological Forecast Horoscope by Sign
Aries urges balancing duties with relationships and not dwelling on past scores. Taurus seeks reconciliation with a partner and productive interactions. Gemini advises collaboration with colleagues and informing a higher-up for support. Moon Children counsel forgiving past errors to improve home harmony. Leo suggests planning a comfortable home and temper control. Virgo highlights using intelligence in buying and selling with easy tonight. Libra encourages early starts, keeping promises, and paying a bill.
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Zodiac Outlook Highlights for the Week
Scorpio seeks favored aims by ingratiating with peers and joining group discussions. Sagittarius should address unfavorable conditions and handle personal affairs with evidence of ability. Capricorn should socialize with admired people and pursue ideas. Aquarius urges home and community focus while welcoming higher-ups. Pisces should pursue appealing opportunities and plan postponed travel with careful costs.
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Israel Says Soviet Pilots Aid Egypt With New Aircraft
Tel Aviv source says Egypt received new Soviet aircraft with Soviet crews, possibly MIG23s, amid tense Middle East talks. U.N. observers report Israeli fire on two Sukhoi-7 bombers crossing the Suez, first time antiaircraft fire was seen. Prime Minister Meir may call a cabinet meeting on Suez reopening amid ongoing diplomacy. Defense Minister Dayan partly confirms MIG23s in Egypt.
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Heilker Named Marchathon Chief for Maricopa County
Bill Heilker of 8203 E. Minnezona has been named director of the first March of Dimes Marchathon in Maricopa County a 24 mile walk on April 24 to raise funds for birth defects. More than 5000 participants expected walkers sponsored at 10 cents per mile. The event starts and ends at the State Fair Exhibit Building with 7 30 am registrations. Awards will go to schools with the most participants by percentage. Heilker will coordinate and appear at Scottsdale high schools.
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Minnezona
Maricopa County
Heilker
First National Bank of Arizona
Scottsdale
Three injured in Scottsdale Osborn collision
At 11 55 PM Saturday Ethel Chase 55 of Scottsdale Road and Shirley Phifer 32 of Oak Street sustained minor injuries in a two car crash at Scottsdale and Osborn Roads. John Wagner 75 and passenger Mrs Wagner 62 also injured. Chase cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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N. Scottsale, Rd
Shirley Phifer
E. Oak
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Osborn Roads
Chase
Osborn Road
Scottsdale Road
John D. Wagner
N. Scottsdale. Rd
Wagner
Burglar records wallet theft during Sunday night
A young thief took a wallet containing 13 dollars from William Brzeznick at 11 p.m. Sunday after entering through a bedroom window. Brzeznick reported the window was open and police noted small footprints outside, suggesting a juvenile suspect.
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William Brzeznick
N. 74Th St
Brzeznick
Woman hit by stray bullet in home in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale woman, Mary A. Tidwell 50, was wounded in a freak Saturday night incident at her home on Miller Road. Police say a .22 caliber pistol in her possession discharged when it fell to the floor, striking her calf as she unloaded her car after returning from a trip to Wendon, Arizona. She received treatment at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and was released.
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Mary
A. Tidwell
Miller Rd
Wendon
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Officer shoots fleeing youth in Phoenix incident
A Phoenix reserve policeman shot a 14 year old youth in the right shoulder Saturday night as he fled from a stolen car. The wounded youth was identified as Ernest Rozen, who gave police a phony name.
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UPI
Ernest Rozen
Easter Observances Draw Multitudes Across the United States
Weather and holiday traditions drew large crowds on Easter Sunday with both religious events and secular activities. In New York 150000 paraded Fifth Avenue while 30000 watched a sunrise pageant near Lawton Oklahoma. Crowds numbered 2700 at Bald Knob Mountain Ozarks service.
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Ozarks
Illinois
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