Cold Spell Sweeps Nation With Snow Across Regions
United Press International reports a sharp cold outbreak across the United States. Temperatures linger in the 30s and 40s as arctic air hits the Northeast and Southeast ends warm spells. Heavy snow warnings extend through northeast Ohio northwest Pennsylvania and western New York with up to six inches expected. Snow falls in the Great Lakes and Appalachians with gale conditions and winds up to 50 mph. Light rain dampens parts of the Southeast and Northwest experiences mixed precipitation.
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United Press International
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Great Lakes Region
Appalachian Mountains
Great Lakes
City Magistrate Warns Against Drunk Driving During Christmas
Judge Dim views drunken driving as a senseless risk to innocent lives during the Christmas season. City traffic judge Ed Boyle cites tragedies from drivers who disregard others and notes the normal fines for first offense DUI.
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Ed Boyle
Boyle
Weekend Weather Outlook and Drunk Driving Sentencing Notes
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with light rain this afternoon and tonight then partial sunshine Sunday with a few showers. High near 60, low around 40. Measurable rain chances 40 percent today 70 percent tonight and 20 percent Sunday. A separate report mentions fines up to 300 dollars and jail terms for second drunken driving offenses within 24 months. Judge Boyle urges stricter penalties and cautions about drunk driving consequences. Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Games Mitchell plans to continue strict enforcement for drinking drivers, especially those involved in accidents.
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Boyle
Cease-fire row as India and Pakistan accuse each other
Both nations accuse the other of violations as the western front cease-fire ends their 14 day war. Pakistan withdraws Yahya Khan's announced autonomy for East Pakistan and the Salient Features notice is retracted. Public protests rise in West Pakistan amid reports of a stepping down by Yahya Khan.
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United Press International
India
Pakistan
A. M. Yahya Khan
East
Bangla Desh
Bengal
Press Trust of India
PTI
Radio
Rawalpindi
Hussainilala
Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
Islamabad
Radio Pakistan
UPI
Frederick. Marks
Yahya- Khan
Lahore
Peshawar
Yahya’ Khan
Bobby Jones Dies at 69 in Atlanta
UPI reports golf legend Bobby Jones died at 69 after a long illness in Atlanta. The 1930 grand slam winner, who retired from tour 41 years earlier, remains the only player to win the U S and British Open and Amateur in a single year. Jones was born March 17, 1901.
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Atlanta
UPI
Buooby
Jones
U.S
Robert Tyree Jones Jr
Nixon to Meet Pakistan Foreign Minister-Designate Bhutto
President Nixon arranged a Washington meeting with Zulfiqur Ali Bhutto, Pakistan's foreign minister-designate, after Bhutto was summoned home from the United States for the expected formation of a new government. The dialogue follows earlier talks with U S officials and regional concerns.
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Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Pakistan
Zulfiqur Ali Bhutto
Washington
United States
Fields enters council race in Scottsdale election
Robert Fields, a Motorola employee, filed petitions to run as an independent for Scottsdale councilman. He opposes high rise development, favors traffic relief, and seeks a moratorium on Indian Bend Wash building until a master plan with flood protection is adopted. He criticizes bloc campaigning and opposes a Charter form change. Bud Tims slate runs mayor and council seats.
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Robert Fields
Motorola
Fields
Third Street
Americo “Mac” Carvalho
Progress Today
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Wash
Citizens For Better Government
Bee cutters warned to use four wheel drive in Chiricahua area
UPI reports in the Chiricahua Mountains of the Coronado National Forest snow sleet and heavy fog made roads icy and dangerous. Lee Singer forest information officer warned that only four wheel drive vehicles should enter the southern Arizona mountains near Tucson to cut Christmas trees.
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UPI
Chiricahua Mountains
Coronado National Forest
Lee Singer
Arizona
AEA joins fund drive for kidney machine aid
The Arizona Education Association launches a statewide fund drive to aid Art Silverman a Tonto School science teacher who has lost kidney function. Executive secretary Dix W Price reports $1179 raised so far with $98 donated recently and lists several local donors including George Jorgenson and Spud Henrys Plumbing Service.
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Arizona Education Association
Art Silverman
Dix W. Price
Arizona Education
George Jorgenson
Jewell Ketchum
Paul Thornburgh
Lester Blied
Janice Fortsch
Kenneth Cross
Lester Finger
Ronald Wunderly
Everett Blair
Spud Henry
Three foot long cake Santa carved at Scottsdale hospital
A cake fashioned as Santa Claus was brought on a stretcher into Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and sliced for staff. The three foot tall, nearly fifty pound cake was a Christmas gift to Maxine Tartt, chief EKG technician, by former nurse Mrs. Bucky Davis.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Maxine Tartt
Miss Tartt
E. Camelback Rd
Bucky Davis
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