Three American soldiers to be released at Panmunjom
North Korea will free Captain David H. Crawford, WO Malcolm V. Lopeke, and Spec. 4 Herman E. Hofstatter at Panmunjom after capture when their helicopter strayed across the truce line. The release is scheduled for 11 a.m. local time with US and North Korean representatives present.
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Seoul
UPS
North Korea
Panmunjom
David H. Crawford
Pooler, Ga
Malcolm V. Lopeke
Richmond, Va
Herman E. Hofstatter
Lowpoint
Ill
Nuclear plant safety debate flags overstated danger
Frank Young acting director of the Western Interstate Nuclear Board says nuclear power plants pose no harmful radiation risk to the public. He notes 15 plants operating in the U.S. have not exposed anyone to dangerous radiation as a nuclear meeting continues. Air pollution readings show a 24 hour average of 11 ppm CO over four hours, with an hourly high of 33 ppm.
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Frank Young
Western Interstate Nuclear Board
Young
Las Vegas
Nev
U.S
Rail negotiators express cautious optimism amid looming strike
Washington reports that William Winpisinger leads four rail unions in bargaining at the Labor Department under George Shultz. Federal mediators and ICC officials say talks may run around the clock to avert a nationwide rail shutdown, with emergency routing and permits for priority defense and welfare shipments.
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Washington
UPI
William Winpisinger
Machinists Union
Labor Department
George P. Shultz
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bloodmobile at Los Arcos Mall for Hemophilia Drive
A bloodmobile will operate at Los Arcos Mall this week supporting the Greater Phoenix Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation. Donations go to victims of hemophilia. vehicle will park by the First Federal Building east of Scottsdale Road at 8 pm Thursday through Saturday. Sponsored by Scottsdale Sertoma Club Valley of Sertoma Club and others.
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Los Arcos Mall
Greater Phoenix
National Hemophelia Foundation
First’ Federal Building
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Breakfast Sértoma Club
Valley of Sertoma Club
Scottsdale Assault Reported After Bus Incident
Susan Scott, 22, of Tucson, told Scottsdale police a man assaulted her at 601 North Old Scottsdale Road after leaving a bus. She said he attempted to choke her on the Tempe bus after a ASU game and later struck her with a fist in Scottsdale. Scott was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix.
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Tucson
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Susan Scott
E. Delta Rd
Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe
Miss Scott
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Boy Freed From Bicycle Chain By Scottsdale Fire Department
Victor Scazzola four received aid from the Scottsdale Fire Department when his hand was caught between a bicycle chain and sprocket. Firemen arrived at 2 05 p m Monday and cut the chain to free the boy. His mother Joseph Scazzola said the incident was not surprising given his accident prone history.
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Victor Scazzola
Scottsdale Fire Department
Scazzola
Joseph Scazzola
Movie hearing resumes today in Phoenix court
A Superior Court hearing resumed in Phoenix to decide if the Swedish film I Am Curious (Yellow) is obscene. Judge Paul LaPrade presided as the county attorney seeks a warrant to seize a copy, with potential criminal charges against the film distributor and downtown theater management after 10 weeks of showing.
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Phoenix
UPI
Superior
Paul LaPrade
LaPrade
Birth dates drawn in first Selective Service lottery in decades
The first postwar draft lottery selected birth dates from 1 through 10 for 1970 induction. Those born on early dates will be called first next year, while late dates face possible exemption or continued deferments. The process aims to overhaul deferments and unify draft chances, with 251,000 draftees from a pool of about 850,000 eligible men.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Iffy
Birthdays tell the draft order for 1970 induction
A UPI chronicle lists the full month by month call order for military induction in 1970. The tally shows daily draft numbers across January to December with many figures, marking the sequence of inductees throughout the year.
Major snowstorm swirls from Buffalo to New England
A large North Atlantic storm pushes heavy snow inland across the Northeast and Great Lakes causing dangerous travel and flight disruptions. Buffalo and Rochester report at least nine inches with Pittsburgh adding two more. winds gale warnings stretch from Rhode Island to Maine as calmer conditions persist elsewhere.
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United Press International
North Atlantic
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Rochester
N.Y
Pitts
New York City
New England
Weather Bureau
Vermont
Maine
Philip Walker 72 Dies. Services Planned in Topeka
Philip Walker died Monday at his home 321 W Second after two weeks in Scottsdale. A former advertising businessman, he regularly visited Scottsdale. Survivors include wife Margaret a daughter Mrs Jerry Smith of Roswell NM a brother Benjamin of Topeka two sisters Mrs Helen Vogeler Seattle and Mrs Hazel Taylor San Jose and two grandchildren.
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Philip "D. Walker
W. Second
Topeka
Kaw
Walker
Scottsdale
Margaret
Jerry Smith
Roswell
N.M
Benjamin
Helen Vogeler
Kiwanis Club of Paradise Valley Relocates Lunch Meeting
The Kiwanis Club of Paradise Valley moves its weekly Wednesday noon luncheon to Neptune East restaurant at 7005 E Camelback Rd. Secretary Hal Ericksen reports the change takes effect this week.
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Kiwanis Club of
Paradise Valley
Neptune East
Camelback Rd
Hal Ericksen
Court bars Tempe city tax on ASU campus sales
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled the City of Tempe cannot collect city sales taxes on campus transactions conducted by the Arizona State University Board of Regents. The ruling upheld a Superior Court decision and excludes campus businesses not run by the regents. Judge Charles Hardy stated the tax ban covers book sales and residence hall operations.
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Phoenix
UPI
Temper
Arizona State University
Board of Regents
State Court of Appeals
Regents
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Hearing Reset in Theft Case
A preliminary hearing for Richard Beitman 18 of 5201 N 69th Pl has been continued to 2 p.m. January 6 at the county attorney's request. Beitman faces auto theft charges. Co-defendant Steven Keeler 18 of 344 W 6th St was scheduled for later today and is charged with receiving stolen property.
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Richard Beitman
N. 69Th
Bietman
Steven Keeler
W. 6Th St
Keeler
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