Minute Men and Lexington Dawn The Start of a Free Republic
A Copley News Service retelling of the April 19 1775 Lexington Concord clash. Eyewitness and contemporary accounts note that British troops faced a trained militia. Reported casualties range from eight to nine dead and eight to ten wounded as the fighting signaled America’s struggle for independence.
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Robert Betts
Copley
Lexington Green
John R. Galvin
Hawthorn Books, Inc
Pennsylvania Journal
Hospitals clash over Arizona Heart Institute plan on heart facility
Officials from St. Luke's and Good Samaritan challenge AHI promotional tactics and cost claims for a proposed 17 million open heart facility on Tatum Boulevard near Mockingbird Lane. They accuse AHI of lack of data on open heart surgery outcomes and absence of accredited training programs.
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St. Luke’s Hospital Medical Center
Good Samaritan Hospital Today
The
Arizona Heart Institute
AHI
Madison Avenue
Phoenix
Good Sam and
St. Luke’s
Good Sam
St. Luke's
AHS
Brian C. Lockwood
Stephen M. Morris
Samaritan Health Services Inc
William P. Cornell
Good Samaritan
Cecil C. Vaughn
Maricopa County
Squaw Peak
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Luke’s and
Health Planning Council
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kissinger Cites Reports of South Vietnamese Executions
Secretary Kissinger told the House International Relations Committee he had seen plausible reports of executions of South Vietnamese officials by Communists. He warned that the Communists may try to eliminate all opponents.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
House International Relations Committee
Laos clashes erupt as Pathet Lao offensive advances
Defense Minister Sisouk Na Champassak reported fighting in three Laos locations between rightist forces and Pathet Lao troops backed by North Vietnamese. He said the clash began Monday about 100 miles north of Vientiane when Communist troops overran five government positions.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Sisouk Na Champassak
Sisouk
Here
Khmer Rouge Orders Phnom Penh Evacuation Amid Bombardment Fears
In Phnom Penh the Khmer Rouge insurgents ordered civilians to flee fearing bombing or shelling by hardline government forces and fears of American air strikes. The report notes panic over possible U S action and French government concerns. The United Nations Security Council unanimously extends the Sinai peacekeeping mission for three months until July 24 with 4,200 troops remaining on duty.
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Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Sinai Desert
Sinai
Kissinger Sees Detente Yet Cites Unacceptable Soviet Chinese Support
Kissinger reaffirmed U S detente policy while accusing the Soviet Union and China of unacceptable behavior for backing North Vietnam in its conquest of South Vietnam. Weather notes predict sunny, breezy, warm day with near 70 high and near 80 tonight.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Soviet Union
China
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Scottsdale Teachers Face Salary Offer Survey
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers surveyed about 1,300 teachers on a $1200 across the board raise from the Scottsdale School Board. SFT president Larry Bell said the informal poll aims to gauge true sentiment and recommended rejection, citing a $1500 per teacher gap in the 1975 76 budget. If accepted negotiations may close quickly. if rejected, talks resume for a more equitable settlement.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale School Board
The
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Larry Bell
SFT
Bell
Your Award Winning Home Town Newspaper
The item presents an old newspaper masthead with volume and issue number. It lacks further readable context or event details to summarize a specific news item.
Los Arcos Residents Plan Neighborhood Association Meeting
Efforts are underway to form the Los Arcos Neighborhood Association in southern Scottsdale to address needs and draw city hall’s attention. A meeting for residents, merchants, and property owners is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at Yavapai School.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Los Arcos
Scottsdale Road
McDowell Road
Miller Road
McKellips Road
Yavapai School
N. Miller Rd
North Scottsdale
North
Scottsdale School District faces budget woes from declining enrollment
Scottsdale School District business manager Jack Kearney warned of ongoing budget pains if the economy fails to improve. He noted shrinking elementary enrollments, potential rippling of boundaries and possible bus transfers to balance populations, plus a higher special education funding demand. The district keeps the maintenance budget at 25.1 million for 1975-76 with a tax rate near 4.50 per 100 valuation, while special education seeks substantial increases and add 50 positions amid prior cuts.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
District 28
McCormick Ranch
Kearney Sai
Kearney
Murder Mystery Deepens in Paradise Valley Case
Paradise Valley investigators reevaluate the Helen Marston murder after a key witness retracts a car sighting. Marston, town clerk, was found strangled April 3. her car later appeared at a Levitz lot, but gas readings show the vehicle could not have reached there in time. The probe focuses on post homicide car movements as authorities seek the killer.
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Paradise Valley
Helen Marston
Marston
Levitz
West Phoenix
Dalrymple
Scottsdale
Levitt
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