Thieu Says Peace in Vietnam Includes Peace in Cambodia and Laos
Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airport welcomed a two week abroad return where Thieu and Nixon reportedly agreed that peace in Vietnam means peace in Cambodia and Laos. He warned that continued Communist arms supply would prompt an Allied reaction and noted US aid through 1973 to rebuild and kickstart the economy.
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Police killings tragedy in Chicago domestic case
Mrs. Gertrude Winston, 41, was shot and killed by a plainclothes Chicago police officer during a confrontation sparked by three emergency calls about her husband armed with a pistol. A misfired gun in the hallway and an assumed return fire led another officer to shoot the victim. No disciplinary action planned.
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Killackey
John Griffith
Burnside Homicide Unit
Man jailed after chase in Phoenix
Gregory Alan Blomdahl an 18 year old from Phoenix is jailed after a city chase that began when he allegedly sped and weaved and then rammed a patrol car near 74th Street. He fled on Roosevelt Street and was captured at 7719 E Roosevelt St after a struggle. Bond was set at 1151.50.
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Phoenix
Chris Bingham
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Bingham
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Latham Street
Roosevelt Street
76Th Street
Tom Hill
Doug Kimberlin
Hill
E. Roosevelt St
Kimberlin
Edward L. Boyle
Major quake hits Costa Rica Nicaragua border area
A strong earthquake measuring 6.7 on the Richter scale struck near Tilaran, about 75 miles northwest of San Jose, causing heavy localized damage in rural areas and killing at least one person. San Jose reported no immediate serious damage or casualties. The quake was west of Managua by about 120 miles.
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UPI
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Managua
Witnesses Silent in Belfast Pub Shooting
In Belfast a 17 year old Protestant, shot dead in Cregagh Bar, left police unable to identify any gunman as witnesses failed to come forward. The IRA mounted a second night of attacks on British forces while a gas cylinder blast in south Belfast injured four civilians. Police noted the youth died en route to hospital, the 773rd death since August 1969.
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Andersonstown
Obituary John C. Bonnell longtime Scottsdale resident dies
John C. Bonnell 59 owner of the White Indian Silver Shop on First Avenue in Scottsdale since 1946 died in Phoenix General Hospital. Born in Martins Ferry Ohio he came to the Valley in 1936 and lived in Paradise Valley the past 18 years. He was a World War II veteran first chairman of Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission past president of the Dons Club of Phoenix survived by wife Virginia son Jon B a sister and a brother three grandchildren. Services 3 pm Monday at Messinger Mortuary cremation to follow visitation 4 to 9 pm Sunday. Memorials suggested to Scottsdale Boys Club.
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Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
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John L Irving Services Tir THA L fag
John L Irving, 69, who came to Carefree seven years ago from Anchorage Alaska, died Sunday in Phoenix. He was a caretaker at Tonto Hill Hotel and a member of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include two sons living out of state.
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Wash
Hotel & Restaurant Employees Union
Anchorage
Picasso Nude Stolen From St. Louis Art Museum
Authorities in St Louis search for a Picasso nude valued at 85000 dollars after it vanished from the St Louis Art Museum late Wednesday, the loss reported by officials today.
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UPI
Pablo Picasso
St. Louis Art Museum
Highway funds approved by State Highway Commission
Expenditures of 6.4 million dollars were approved for right of way acquisitions construction and related services. In Tucson on Friday the commission approved five highway construction contracts totaling 5.7 million. A 100 thousand dollar program funds high altitude state photographs for two years and a 12 thousand dollar contract was given to Construction Engineering Consultants and Associates of Scottsdale for a master plan for highway department properties at the headquarters complex.
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Lute's Pharmacy Remains Open After Misread Editorial
Ed Turner states Lute's Pharmacy will remain open despite a Progress editorial about former owner Lute Wasbotten and Earl Shipp's store closing. Turner clarifies Earl's Market is closing next fall, while Lute's stays operating.
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Judge orders release of 1500 military prisoners without counsel
U.S. District Judge David Williams ruled that summary courts-martial denying defense counsel violated constitutional rights. He ordered Navy and Marine Corps to free roughly 1,500 enlisted men held in brigs worldwide and halt such proceedings. The decision, linked to a suit by the ACLU on behalf of three El Toro Marines, applies broadly to all similarly tried personnel.
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Robert E. Cushman
Interior allows unitization for Santa Barbara Channel drilling
The Interior Department moves toward resuming large scale oil drilling off California after the 1969 spill. 34 federal-trust tracts may be unitized for joint exploratory and production work with plans, hearings, and environmental statements likely delaying start until late 1974 or 1975.
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California
Secretary of Interior
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Texaco
Standard Oil
Recall petitions go to county recorders for voter validity
Copies of recall petitions against Gov. Jack Williams will go out next week to county recorders for checking. The recorders will determine whether the signatures are those of valid registered voters. Dr. Laurence M. Linkner, Phoenix pediatric surgeon, was elected president of CODAC succeeding attorney Robert Myers.
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Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
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Hospital rate suit against Desert Samaritan dismissed
A suit over proposed Mesa Desert Samaritan Hospital rates was dismissed as premature. Desert Samaritan Hospital is set to open Sunday with Motorola stating it is not a new hospital while the organization contends it is.
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Samaritan Health Service
Desert Samaritan Hospital
Mesa
Motorola Inc
Desert Samaritan
PTA Urges Local Control of Arizona Schools
Arizona Parent Teachers Association passes a resolution calling for return to local control of schools and limiting State Board of Education authority. PTA resolutions chairman Mrs. Robert Tamis cites broad support for district citizen discretion in schooling.
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Arizona Parent Teachers Association
State Board of Education
State of
Arizona
Robert Tamis
PTA
Desegregation Funds Sought by Tempe District
The Tempe Elementary School District plans to apply for a $57,000 grant to develop and implement a desegregation plan. In Winslow, officials say they will comply with a federal order to close an elementary school with a large minority population.
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