Kissinger outlines Atlantic Charter aims I N America Europe
The outline of a new Atlantic Charter by Henry Kissinger drew broad interest across the Iron Curtain. Western diplomats hailed partnership with Western Europe as Nixon’s Vietnam focus shifts, while some saw risk of renewed U.S. influence and caution amid lingering Washington tensions.
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Vietnam
Europe eyes new Atlantic ties with United States
Europeans prepare for tough talks on defense political and economic ties with America. London welcomes the idea of a unified Europe working with the United States and recognizes roles for Canada and Japan in shaping the Atlantic partnership.
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Universities Could Get 27 Million For Building
The House Ways and Means Committee cleared a 27 million bonding project for three states with reservations. Appropriations Chairman Tom Goodwin said he will not move in the House Education Appropriations Committee until it clears the Education Committee, likely later this week. He proposes amending the bill to a total of 23.7 million for the three universities, with bonds retired from revenues and no student fee increases.
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University
Universities seek bond boosts for campus expansion
The measure would authorize Arizona to issue 12 million dollars for parking, stadium and gym facilities, and infirmary additions. Arizona State University would gain 10.7 million for similar projects. Northern Arizona University seeks 1 million to finish the student union and expand the bookstore. The bill has passed the Senate and faces House action as three universities press for higher bonding to support growth.
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U S accuses North Vietnam of peace pact violations
The United States formally accuses North Vietnam of grave breaches of the Paris peace accords. It cites 30 000 troops and 400 tanks moved into South Vietnam, 27 000 tons of supplies to the south and 26 000 tons into Laos, plus a campaign of terror and political obstruction. The note was sent to the International Conference on Vietnam.
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Meat Locker Theft At Paradise Valley High
Paradise Valley High School officials reported a meat theft from an external meat locker. Deputies said the lock was cut and the loss occurred during Easter recess when the school was closed.
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Regents defer ASU dorm drinking issue to school
Arizona Board of Regents member Dr Paul Singer says ASU dormitory alcohol policy is for the university to decide. He opposes regents ruling on campus drinking while state law limits drinking elsewhere. The ASU dean of students notes the board may discuss clarifying policy at its Saturday meeting.
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Donations Presented to Scottsdale Youth Groups by Greyhound Park Foundation
The Greyhound Park Foundation gave $250 to the Scottsdale Boys' Club and $150 to the Scottsdale Girls' Club during a Phoenix ceremony at the Hotel Westward Ho. The foundation distributed $31,238 this morning to multiple charities, led by president Frank Brophy S. This 19 year old group has donated $381,442 to designated associations.
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Obituary for Hilda A. Legler of Arizona
Mrs. Hilda A. Legler, 69, long time Arizona resident, formerly a library science graduate and Omaha city librarian, died Monday at her home. Born in Zumbrota Minnesota she taught English in Minnesota and later moved from Omaha to Arizona. Survivors include brothers Rolf Nordvold of Scottsdale and two in Minnesota. Services set for Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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John William Hikes Services Held for 87 Year Old
John William Hikes 87 died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services were held at Memory Lawn Mausoleum Chapel Phoenix with entombment in Memory Lawn Mausoleum. He lived at 7770 E Camelback and was a retired Hedmann Manufacturing sales rep. A Kentucky native who moved to Scottsdale in 1955, he belonged to a Phoenix Elks Lodge. Survivors include his wife Marguerite two nieces and a nephew. Contributions are directed to the Cancer Fund.
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Mass for Margaret A Casola Held in Phoenix Church
Margaret Anna Casola 53 died Monday at Doctors Hospital. Mass at Church of St. Agnes Phoenix followed by burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Widow of Emilio Casola, she lived at 7110 E Continental and had come to Scottsdale six months ago. Survived by Tyrone son and daughters Roseann Bernardone Michelina Miller all of New York and six grandchildren.
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New York
Funeral services for William H Lorenz
William H Lorenz 8 a Scottsdale resident for six years before moving to Cottonwood died Friday in a Phoenix hospital Funeral services were held Monday at Carr Mortuary Tempe Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix Lorenz a native of Illinois came to Arizona in 1907 horse breeder rancher and World War I veteran Funeral details mention Mary of Cottonwood
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Bond set at 77000 for slay suspect Shawn Jensen
Shawn Jensen 25 of Phoenix had bond set at 77000 on two counts of murder for the slayings of James Burgoyne 18 and Kathy Roger 17 near Saguaro Lake last month. Judge LaPrade required a court approved guardian and nightly jail return if released. Jensen was arrested April 4 after bodies were found March 10. Burgoyne was shot five times and Roger once.
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Banker Pleads Guilty To Embezzling From Arizona Bank
Kenneth Anthony Kramer, 32, of 6607 E Lewis Ave, Scottsdale, pleaded guilty in district court to embezzling 17151 dollars from United Bank of Arizona at 7111 E Camelback Rd. He is an operations manager at the bank and faces up to five years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine. Sentencing set for May 14 after February 28 federal indictment.
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Furnishings Stolen From Cocopah Construction Model Home
Fountain Hills sheriff investigators probe theft of 480 dollars in furnishings from a Cocopah Construction Co. model home at 17153 E. Salida Drive. Two lamps bedding and a chair were taken after entry through an arcadia door on Thursday, company officials said.
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Valley set to reach 90 degree mark in first six months
Forecasters at the Phoenix National Weather Service say readings may hit 90 degrees today for the first time since October 16. Ernest Cogdal notes last year had 16 days of 90 plus in March while fair skies are expected for four to five days with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and overnight lows from 58 to 92.
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Brothers Hurt In Apache Lake Boat Mishap
Two brothers operating a lake marina were injured when their 125 horsepower motorboat struck a sandbar at Apache Lake. Fred Easter, 38, suffered a broken hip at Maricopa County Hospital while Jerry Easter, 37, was treated for head cuts and chest injuries at St Josephs Hospital. Both in satisfactory condition today.
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Mesa man remanded for federal bank robbery trial
Alfred Alroy Campbell, 49, of Mesa was ordered to stand trial in U.S. District Court after a preliminary hearing on the April 12 bank robbery. U.S. Magistrate Richard Gormley ordered Campbell to face a federal indictment likely this week, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Tom Crowe.
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Hearing to proceed on APS union charges in Arizona
The State Corporation Commission will hear complaints from Local 640 IBEW and Local 469 UA journeymen against Arizona Public Service Co as scheduled Wednesday. The panel refused to delay the hearing amid the dispute. The same day the House Ways and Means Committee approved a Senate bill creating a new State Department of Revenue to centralize tax administration, transferring funds from the three member tax commission.
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State Corporation Commission
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ASU to Dedicate New 79,000-Square-Foot Psychology Building
The Tempe campus will dedicate a 79,000 square foot psychology facility Thursday at 10 15 a m. The building, in use since the spring semester, houses instructional research and service spaces for students and staff.
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Arizona State University
No-fault auto insurance bill dies in Arizona Senate
The Arizona Senate Agriculture Commerce and Labor Committee rejected the no fault auto insurance bill 4 to 2, with two members absent. The House had previously passed the measure aimed at reducing premiums by having each driver’s own insurer pay damages in most accidents, removing fault determination and suit risk.
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