Vietnamese forces push into Cambodia with U.S. air support
Four South Vietnamese task forces and about 9 000 troops move deep into Cambodia along Highway 1 with U S air cover. They aim to trap and destroy Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces, with reports of 445 enemy killed or captured and two U S advisers wounded. The operation involves Cambodian army links and Green Beret support as locals react with mixed crowd response.
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Oklahoma City Storm Rips Through City Injuring Dozens
Severe tornadic winds hail and heavy rain battered Oklahoma City for hours before daybreak. More than 41 people were injured as roofs blew off and power lines failed. Flooded streets and scattered debris blocked dozens of thoroughfares while a twister skirted the area.
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Austin
Democrats name Levitt as state party financial director
Norman D. Levitt Scottsdale businessman was named financial director of the State Democratic Party by State Democratic Chairman Herbert Bly. Levitt, Cornell graduate and owner president of Mayo's Home Furnishings in Paradise Valley, has Minneapolis nonprofit and banking board experience and headed Boutells, a home furnishings chain. He serves on the National Home Furnishings Association board and plans for sound party financing were promised.
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Wednesday
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Arson Suspected In Brush Fire Beside Hackwell Home
Firemen said arson is suspected in a brush fire that caused 25 dollars damage at the rear of the Kenneth Hackwell residence 8731 E Holly Wednesday evening. Matches and folded paper were found at the scene. An overheated furnace motor caused another fire Wednesday morning with 35 dollars damage at Warren Gallagher 6445 E Calle Redondo. Firemen checked the heater and furnace room and left the home safe.
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E. Holly
Warren Gallagher
E. Calle Redondo
Dow Jones Closes Down Amid Mixed Industrial Shares
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 1.32 to 736.07 as 20 transport and 15 utilities edge lower or hold. Interims show volume around 9,880,000 shares by 2 p.m. EDT with notable moves in American Brands, Ford Motors, General Electric, and Sears Roebuck among others.
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Night club JD’s in Tempe closed over tax lien
The Tempe nightclub JD’s of Arizona Inc was padlocked for nonpayment of federal income taxes. The IRS filed a 5161 dollar tax lien after withholding taxes for the last quarter of 1989. The club at 825 North Old Scottsdale Road has been known as Waylon Jennings JD’s though sources say the singer had no interest in the corporation.
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UPI
Jds
Tempe
Internal Revenue Service
Jd's of Arizona, Inc
Old Scottsdale Rd
Waylon Jennings
Jd's
Blood Alcohol Bill Feud Resumes In Arizona Senate
A Senate Public Health Committee added a controversial amendment to a routine House bill. The measure would lower the blood alcohol content presumption from .15 to .10 for drunken driving cases and also make it a misdemeanor for a minor to have drugs or alcohol in a car.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Public Health Committee
Meidinger plans appeal after animal cruelty verdict
Donald M. Meidinger of 5704 E Cambridge intends to appeal a Scottsdale City Court conviction for cruelty to animals. He received a $300 fine and 60 days in jail and will pursue the case in Superior Court. A pellet gun wounded a dog owned by Walter H. Laveen nearby on March 19.
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Donald M. Meidinger
Cambridge
Scottsdale
Meidinger
Walter H. Laveen
E-Windger
Sign group pledges two year moratorium on billboards
The Arizona Sign Association board pledges a two year self imposed ban on erecting billboards across the state except in cities and commercial industrial areas. In a telegram to House and Senate leaders, 18 companies urge passage of SB 184 to restrict signs state wide and support HB 195 scenic easement bill adding a state commission.
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Arizona
State Highway Commission
Fire Damages Frat House After Crash At ASU Campus
A fire at the Phi Sigma Kappa house near Arizona State University started in a second floor storage closet from charcoal lighter fluid spills. Michael Patton, 16, was cited for failure to control his vehicle after his southbound car struck a parked city refuse truck on 74th Street. The crash pushed the truck and a trash cart, and Patton’s car ended off the street. No injuries were reported to Patton or passenger Larry J. Rady, 14, with damage estimated at 100 dollars to the garbage truck and 200 dollars to Patton’s car.
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Phi Sigma Kappa
Arizona State University
Michael Patton
E. Oak St
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