End of U S bombing in Cambodia signals shift in Indochina war
U S warplanes halted bombing of Cambodia at 11 a m local time in Phnom Penh ending the longest air war. After 11 a m the skies were quiet though fighting continued near Muk Kompul and rebel forces pressed around the capital.
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Hot Humid Weather Persists With Strong High Pressure
The state remains under a high pressure area causing hot humid conditions. A southeastward shift on Thursday brings Mexico moisture and potential thundershowers. Tuesday's highs reach mid 80s in the mountains and 100 to 110 in deserts. Scottsdale 105/80. Valley expects variable clouds and continued heat with 106 by day and low 80s at night. Rain chances rise to about 20 percent this evening.
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World reaction mixed as Cambodia bombing ends
United Press International reports broad global approval of the halt to U S bombing in Cambodia. In Phnom Penh, a veteran losing a leg and a refugee express cautious or hopeful views, while Viet Cong and Soviet and Japanese reactions shape a tense international tone.
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Scottsdale School Board approves lunch price hikes
The Scottsdale School Board voted to raise lunch prices for both high school and elementary students starting this fall. High school meals rise 20 percent, elementary meals by a nickel per day and 10 cents per weekly elementary meal ticket, with extra costs potentially passed to customers as market conditions demand.
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Jewelry Heist At Turquoise Den Totals Thirty Thousand
Co owner Albert Turner reports jewelry losses totaling about $30,000 from the Turquoise Den at 6957 E Fifth Ave after burglars smashed the front window with a tire iron between 8 30 p m Monday and 6 15 a m Tuesday. Hundreds of items including necklaces belts rings and bracelets were taken and many valuable pieces were left behind. An alarm reportedly failed to sound as workers nearby saw the broken window at 6 30 a m Tuesday. A separate Tuesday burglary at 2609 N 68th Place yielded about $2,000 in jewelry and firearm cases from a residence. Lilian Kirchner said a intruder entered through a family room window while she slept.
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Salaries panel named in Phoenix to study city pay
A seven member citizens commission in Phoenix was named to study salary schedules for the mayor and city council. The mayor earns 6000 dollars annually while council members receive 3000 dollars each. Incumbent John Driggs calls the mayor's job full time.
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State seeks rail overpasses in West Phoenix report
The State Corporation Commission urging a special committee to study railroad overpasses in West Phoenix held a Tuesday hearing. It requires the City of Phoenix State Highway Department and the Santa Fe Railroad to justify why overpasses should not be built.
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Udall pushes four prong plan to save Tucson Mountains
Rep Morris Udall urged Tucson Mountain Association members to delay private development on 17000 acres and asked the land commissioner to moratorium 3800 state owned acres He also seeks expansion of Saguaro National Monument west of Tucson In Phoenix Ida Noble of Welfare Rights Organization calls for more welfare funds to reach needed levels versus current 65 percent of ES estimates
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Valley Transit bus collides with car in Scottsdale
A Valley Transit Co bus with six passengers collides with a car at McDonald Drive and Miller Road in Scottsdale. Bus driver Robert Henry Sr. and car driver Keith L. Brown are hospitalized with leg and back injuries but later released. Brown cited for failing to yield at stop sign. Another three car crash on 67th Place and Thomas Road injures two people.
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