Corkys facility seeks license transfer from Pumperniks
The former Pumperniks venue Corkys has applied for a transfer of its liquor license to a new permanent operator. The city council is slated to rule on the application at the regular meeting tonight.
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Rebels End Riots as Hue Students Pledge US Support
In Hue anti government demonstrations ease after Buddhist leader Thich Quang urged Ky to pledge elections in 3 to 5 months. Da Nang freed 13 or 14 political prisoners. violence against Catholics and a Nationalist member were reported but blamed on the Viet Cong. Over 1,000 students rally north of Hue urging continued US aid and an elected parliament.
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Bale men died in collision at Lawrence Norman scene
Lawrence Norman, 17, of 8215 East Virginia, is linked to a fatal collision. Police report describes severe injuries and missing details as investigators search for causes and witnesses.
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Hospital transfer updates and unclear death report
A fragmented report notes a transfer to Good Samaritan Hospital with Norman listed in satisfactory condition this morning. A separate line mentions a death in St, leaving the full details unclear.
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Salt River Project to halt free water to Phoenix area
Phoenix Salt River Project will discontinue free water deliveries to Phoenix-area users early Wednesday. Officials say heavy runoff allowed about 60 billion gallons of free water since January 1, but runoff has stabilized and irrigation needs will end further releases from reservoirs.
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France and Bonn face off in NATO talks but plan new round
In day long talks France and West Germany held firm on troop status post NATO pullout. Schroeder pressed that France must place its 75 000 troops in Germany under German authority by July 1 or withdraw. Couve de Murville reiterated France would keep troops only under French control if stay is desired. New negotiations expected in about three weeks.
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Preliminary murder hearing set for Scottsdale waiter slayings
A preliminary hearing for Timothy Malumphy, 23, charged with two counts of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of waiters Constanine Karabogius, 30, and Robert Bartlebaugh, 25, at Laffite's Restaurant lounges in Scottsdale is scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday in Scottsdale Justice Court. Malumphy is in county jail after reportedly admitting the gunfire at 6:20 p.m. Friday.
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Scottsdale police pension suit to be discussed at council
Scottsdale Police Association seeks to test police retirement and pension plans against state laws amid a 20 000 population rule. City Manager Donaldson notes earlier retirements due to physical demands. Tonight also to elect a vice mayor with candidates Senini Murray Johnson. Other items include a theater site agreement with Scottsdale Players and staff additions for the refuse division plus irrigation ditch policy and a park purchase term.
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Mystery over Mary V Scott case ends with suspect's death
Blake Willis led the county attorney's investigation into Mary V Scott. Officials kept the suspect secret at County Hospital where Mrs Scott resided. Defense and prosecution planned to await a US Supreme Court ruling on admissibility of evidence before arguing the Scott case in the Arizona Supreme Court.
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State Department backs Asian peace conference
The State Department welcomed Mansfield proposal for an Asian peace conference to end the Vietnam war and said it would consider any initiative by an Asian country. Mansfield proposed a meeting in Japan or Burma with the United States Red China and North and South Vietnam.
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Shipping safety urged as US bars unsafe foreign ships
A parliamentary committee urged that all foreign passenger ships failing US safety standards be barred from American ports. The call follows its study of the Yarmouth Castle fire in the Caribbean last fall, which killed 90 people.
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