Cambodian army gains and loses ground near Phnom Penh
Cambodian forces report reclaiming Sethbo for a day before surrendering the village and losing contact with 122 troops at Phum Sala Kruors. Rebels block Highway 4 and 5, cutting supply routes toward Mekong refineries and northwestern provinces as heavy fighting intensifies around Kompong Cham and Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
U.S
Sethbo
Phum Sala Kruors
Mekong River
Police abandon gasing plan in Stockholm bank siege
Stockholm Police Chief Kurt Kinds? postponed plans to flood a bank vault with knockout gas as gunman Jan-Erik Msson and his ally Clark Olofsson held four hostages. The hostages a male and three female employees begged for their lives, fearing the gas would be used to strangle them.
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Stockholm
UPI
Kurt Kinds
Jan-Erik Msson
Clark
Olofsson
Olsson
Lindroth
Expensive soap box derby car faces scrutiny and fine
Investigators value the 1972 winning soap box racer at 10 000 to 20 000 dollars with a 7 500 dollar scholarship. wind tunnel tests at Caltech and advice costs are under review. Robert Lange Jr. led the Boulder build with Lange Ski Boat Co. in Boulder. James Gronen forfeited the 1973 Derby over an installed electromagnetic system.
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Boulder, Colo
UPI
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Boulder County
William Wise
Wise
Lange Ski Boat Co
Boulder
Robert Lange Jr
James Gornen
Boulder Derby
Gronen
Lange’s
Jack Tracy
Navajo Herd Reduction Ordered by Court in Contested Land
UPI reports Judge James Walsh urged the Navajo Nation to cut livestock on jointly held land with the Hopi to avoid contempt. Hearings continued as Hopis allege noncompliance with the 1972 order to reduce herds and to halt new building without Hopi consent. Hopi officials claim missed income and ongoing home construction, and Walsh pressed for a voluntary agreement to be reviewed next.
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Tucson
UPI
U.S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Walsh
Chambers
Scottsdale Police Upgrade Communications Radios
The Scottsdale Police Department plans to buy six portable radios and a battery charger to let officers operate away from patrol cars. The city council authorized bid requests for the $7,000 project with four radios and the charger funded by a federal grant. Capt. Richard Seidner said the radios will improve headquarters contact and extend surveillance during crowd control duties such as Parada del Sol.
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Scottsdale
Richard Seidner
Seidner
College district budget up for ok
The Maricopa County Community College District Board of Governors will be asked to approve the 1973-74 revenue fund budget totaling 2 157 000. The plan covers athletics student activities food services bookstores and revenue bonds. A report on women varsity sports planned includes volleyball field hockey basketball softball archery badminton gymnastics tennis and golf.
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Maricopa County Community College District Board of Governors
Scottsdale Community College
Cooler forecast with brief dip in Valley temperatures
National Weather Service forecasts a slight dip in Phoenix area highs to around 102 today and Tuesday under clear skies with gusty winds. overnight lows will be in the lower 70s, then readings rebound to about 105 106 midweek. Rain chances remain very slim with minimal moisture and few clouds.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Robert Beam
Flagstaff
Gila Bend
Williams
Great Basin
California
Utah
Arizona
Motorola makes six management changes in GED
Motorola's Government Electronics Division announces six personnel moves led by Ralph W. Eisner. George F. Baruch becomes manager of mechanization, Alexander P. Davies Sr. moves to Baruch's old job, Alfred S Hurie fills Davies' post, James R. Lincicome becomes director of radar operations, Edward H. Lange replaces Lincicome in engineering, and John P. Barto succeeds Lange in engineering.
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Motorola
Government Electronics
Ralph W. Eisner
George F. Baruch
Alexander P. Davies Sr
Quar Y Assurance
Baruch
Alfred S Hurie
Davies
James R. Lincicome
Hume
Edward H. Lange
Wireplace Linchcome
John P. Barto
Jos
Obituaries Harold R. Davis
Harold R. Davis 73 public accountant in the Valley since 1948 died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Survived by wife Jane C a son William H and daughter Mary Ann Hagestad. Contributions suggested to Southdale Scholarship Fund.
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Harold R. Davis
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Green Acres
Davis
E. Almeria
Scottsdale
South Bend
Ind
Arizona Association of Accountants In
State Board
van Horne
Town
Silver Trowel 29 Masonic Lodge
Phoneix
Rotary Club of
The
Valley Presbyterian Church
Jane C
William H
Mary Ann Hagestad
Services for Henry Vander Pas Held in Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Henry Vander Pas 43 a administrative specialist for Salt River Project since 1960 died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital native of Harlowton Montana he came to the Valley in 1950. He was a member of the Sherwood Baptist Church and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Survivors include his wife Wanda a daughter Jas Vander Pas of Scottsdale a stepson four sisters and two brothers. Memorial services will be at Green Acres Memorial Gardens with arrangements by L Moore and Sons Mortuary 833 W Adamshire.
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Henry Vander Pas
Salt River
A. L. Moore
Wanda
Jas Vander Pas
Scottsdale
Services for EMa 611 and 87 Died Friday in Arizona
Services for EMa 611 and 87 who died Friday at Green Acres Memorial Hospital will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Acres Mortuary Hayden Road. Interment follows at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Ottawa Illinois she came to Arizona and lived at 6260 Hurd Street the past 16 years. Member of Easter and White Shrine Illinois. Survivors include daughter Mrs Harriet Bo of Scottsdale and a grandson and granddaughter. Visitation tonight at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Ema
Insdale
Tt Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Men Ior Gardens
Ottawa
Arizona
Hurd St
Stu
Illinois
Hue
Tiarriet Bo
Scottsdale
Green Aer Mortuary
Arizona Drug Problem Seen Peaking Now
Capt Phil Morgan of the State Department projects a gradual decline over the next decade after a peak in Arizona. He notes nationwide millions of tons and people affected by drug issues, underscoring the broad impact and urgency.
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Sat ‘Rizona
Phil Morgan
State Department
Morgan
Arizona
Miners Found Dead After Nine Days Trapped
In Casa Grande Arizona two miners David Deeder and Terry Udall died after nine days trapped 1300 feet underground. Coroner George Pickerel opened a coroner's inquest while state Mine Inspector Verne McCutchan cited 120 degree tunnel heat as a likely factor. Debris from a vent hole caused the collapse Aug 17 trapping them in a 500 foot shaft.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
UPI
Justice of the Peace
George Pickerel
David Deeder
Terry Udall
Fort Collins
Colo
Verne C. McCutchan
Deeder
Udall
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