Cambodia accuses Vietnam of major invasion and invasion aim
Cambodia cuts ties with Vietnam and accuses its neighbor of mounting a large invasion aided by foreigners. Khieu Samphan quoted on Radio Phnom Penh claims tanks, warplanes, and divisions crossed into Cambodia beginning last September to topple the government. Diplomatic expulsion set for January 7, with air links suspended.
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Cambodia
Vietnam
Bangkok
Thailand
Phnom Penh
Radio
Khieu Samphan
State Radio
Union of Indochina
Radio Phnom Penh
House panel vows to subpoena Park over influence buying
House investigators denounce the U S South Korea deal as a facade and say they will subpoena Tongsun Park to testify before Congress and in court. The agreement allows Park to testify in U S courts while avoiding congressional testimony.
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Washington
House
Tongsun Park
Capitol Hill
Congress
John J. Flynt
D-Ga
Park
Leon Jaworski
South Korea
Department of Justice
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Korea
U.S
Congressional
George Town Club
Justice Department
House Committee
Jaworski
Ethics Committee
United States
Richard 7. Hanna
D-Calif
Fixture Blamed for Two-Alarm Phoenix Blaze
A fluorescent light fixture was ruled a definite fire hazard by the Phoenix Fire Department after a two alarm fire in a residence. A mother and her three children escaped the blaze when a new smoke detector alerted them.
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Phoenix
Phoenix investment firm owner faces fraud suit
A Phoenix investment firm owner is accused in a federal court lawsuit of defrauding three Kentucky residents out of 750000 in a precious metals scheme. The suit filed Friday alleges the funds were tobuy gold and silver debentures but were diverted for personal use by Robert Dean Schmidt and his wife.
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Phoenix
Kentucky
Robert Dean Schmidt
Schmidt
Tempe to raise municipal salaries under new pay plan
The Tempe city council approved a pay plan that will cost about $253,000 more annually for most of the city's 712 employees. The plan, created by a consulting firm, will provide raises but the specific recipients and exact amounts are not yet determined by staff.
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Tempe
Rabies cases rise in 1977 with Tucson share doubled
Rabies cases in 1977 reached 50 in the last 12 months, nearly double the two years before and up 62 percent from 1976. Half the cases were in Pima County, which had a quarantine from mid April to mid July. In 1976 there were 31 cases and in 1975 there were 26.
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Tucson
State Department of Health Services
Pima County
Sun City Twin Expansion Population Reaches 81 276
Del E. Webb Development Corp. announced on Friday that the combined populations of Sun City and its new twin Sun City West will total 81 276 by 1985. The figures reflect projected growth for the retirement communities in the Phoenix area.
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Sun City
del E. Webb Development Corp
Auld Lang Syne’s 200 Year Heritage and Modern Singalong
In Scotland the song is sung on bagpipes and its origins trace back to 1687 with a melody built by five later tunes. Burns is often named as author for words heard from an old man, while the cup o kindness refers to a pint of ale. Tonight in New York's Waldorf Astoria, 49th year of the reverent singalong proceeds without Guy Lombardo, led by Victor Lombardo.
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Washington
Scotland
Beethoven
Robert Burns
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Victor
Burns
June Smith
David Daiches
Robert Burn
Public meetings list for Scottsdale Paradise Valley and more
Schedule of official public meetings for Scottsdale City Council Scottsdale School District Maricopa County Community College District Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission and Board of Adjustment Scottsdale Development Review Board and regional councils with times and venues for January 3 to January 5.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County Community College
Phoenix
District Education Cereer
44Th St
Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission
Town Hall
Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley Board of Adjustment
E. Lincoln Drive
Maricopa Association of Governments
Scottsdale Center
Scottsdale Girl Finalist for Courage in Sport Award
A 14-year-old Scottsdale girl, Kathy Miller, is named a finalist for the Victoria Sporting Club International Award for Valour in Sport after recovering from a coma and running two 10,000 meter races. The award honors a single brave act or sustained courage in sport.
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Scottsdale
Kathy Miller
Larry Miller
N. 73Rd St
Victoria Sporting Club
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
North Bank
Chaparral High School
Valley
Kathy
Obituary for Arthur C. McIntyre 56 of Scottsdale
Arthur Carlton McIntyre 56 of 7604 Via Elemenal died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Michigan native who moved to the state in 1975 he worked 39 years for Ford Motor Co. as a personnel analyst and led the Family Services Society of Oakland County Michigan. A World War II Air Force veteran he held a BA in business administration from the University of Michigan. Survived by sister Ruth Ann Scottsdale and a brother out of state he will be interred in Paradise Memorial Gardens after a Mass at St Maria Goretti with visitations at Messinger Mortuary.
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Arthur Carlton McIntyre
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michigan
McIntyre
Ford Motor Co
Family Services Society
Oakland County
Air Force
University of Michigan
Ruth Ann
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
St. Maria Goretti
Granite Reef Road
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Merrill brings bold economic ideas to Scottsdale from Guam and Hawaii
Scottsdale newly appointed economic development director Malcolm Merrill outlines a world view built on Guam Hawaii Palauan Islands and San Carlos. He cites plans including an Indian cowboy cultural center pine Christmas trees and diverse conventions while aiming to attract grants create jobs and raise income. Merrill plans to present an economic plan to the City Council in June and urges a balanced base beyond retail industry and tourism.
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Malcolm Merrill
Scottsdale
Guam
Hawaiian Islands
Papuan Islands
Arizona
San Carlos
City Hall
McDowell Mountains
Smith
Merrill
United States
San Carlos Indian Reservation
Robbery at Scottsdale hotel targets night auditor
A night auditor at the Doubletree Inn in Scottsdale was robbed of 17 dollars after a man demanded money in the lobby at about 4 20 am. Bruce R. Gilbert said he could not access the cash drawer and the suspect tore his shirt and tie before fleeing.
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Scottsdale
Bruce R. Gilbert
Doubletree Inn
Indian School Road
Gilbert
Jewelry stolen from Scottsdale shop and other nearby thefts
About 4000 dollars in jewelry disappeared from a Scottsdale jewelry store as a man was seen leaving with a tray of rings. Investigators cite 70 rings valued 30 to 95 dollars each. Other thefts include 1771 dollars from a Macayo till and 1900 dollars of goods from a home on Shea Boulevard.
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Scottsdale
Elias
N. Brown Ave
Elias P. Martinez
Martinez
Clay A. Boyd
E. Shea Blvd
Macayo East
Camelback Road
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Scottsdale Public Library
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Maine
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Barrigada
Territory
Navy
Palauan Islands
University
Laie
Honolulu
Hawaii
Alate
Ue Me
Abel
Tan
David Adler
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Audit Bureau of
Ariz
Carl’s Eastern Meats & Seafoods
E. Thomas Rd
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