Nixon plans European trip to meet allies and discuss Soviet talks
President Nixon announced a February 23 departure for a weeklong mission to Brussels London Bonn West Berlin Rome and Paris to meet five allied European leaders and explore a potential Summit with the Soviet leadership He will also confer at Paris peace talks and with Pope Paul VI while urging adherence to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and seeking cooperation from France and West Germany.
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Scottsdale receives three spider monkeys for city zoo
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. UPI Three spider monkeys were donated to the City of Scottsdale by the Camelback Kiwanis Club. City Manager Bill Donaldson said a new monkey house would be built on an island in El Dorado Park for the animals and the club also donated $400 toward the project, marking the start of an expanded wildlife display.
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Stock market closes as Dow Jones edges higher
UPI roundup lists New York stocks with gains and losses across major names. Alcoa and General Electric show notable increases while IBM and RCA post mixed results. Dow Jones industrials settle near 946.6 with rails and utilities also up modestly.
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Drug center orders filled prompted by prescription notes
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic notice about doctor prescriptions and drug center orders. Mentions McDowall Malt andSkAcGs alongside terms like Odrinex and Jose. Unclear details but implies medication handling and payment aspects.
Enchanted Japan screening at Arcadia High School
The film Enchanted Japan from the World Adventure Series will be shown at Arcadia High School on Friday at 8:15 p.m. Tickets are available at Valley Book Store or Halabill Travel Agency, with box office opening at 7:30 p.m.
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Oil leak may last two weeks at offshore drilling site
Oil workers continue to seal a three-inch well at Platform Union offshore, pumping 630000 gallons of mud into the pipe. Officials warn containment could take up to two more weeks as tarred beaches, seabirds, and 12 miles of shoreline endure the spill.
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Symphony picks Spurgeon as Phoenix resident conductor
UPI reports Phillip C. Spurgeon named resident conductor for the Phoenix Symphony for 1969 70 replacing Guy Taylor. Spurgeon, then conductor of the Johnstown Symphony, was chosen by the Phoenix Association board after Taylor was not offered a new contract.
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Apartment Investing Seminar Promotes Market Growth
An Apartment Investing Seminar targets investors with a focus on market opportunities for rental properties. Speakers discuss financing, risk, and potential returns to attract new buyers and renovators.
U S Helicopter Toll Reaches One Thousand in Vietnam
Saigon reports the 1,000th American helicopter lost in South Vietnam as U S forces bomb key bases across four regions. North Vietnamese losses by week’s end total 3,190, while U S deaths rise to 198 and 1,549 wounded. Thieu says allied troops could be reduced if feasible.
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City employees back in school to boost job prospects
Forty Scottsdale city workers returned to classes this week to complete high school diplomas. They attend 2½ hour sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the city yard for 12 weeks, with math, English and general education, taught by Forest Page and Dick Martin from the Phoenix Union Adult Education Division.
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Two Hurt In Auto Collision On Scottsdale Road
Two Tennessee visitors to Scottsdale are in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a two car crash at Scottsdale Rd and Lincoln Dr at 6 30 p m Wednesday. E L Warner 75 of 7718 W Meadowbrook paused turning onto Lincoln Dr when Charlies Steed 79 of Oliver Springs Tenn coming south on Scottsdale Rd without lights struck Warner Steed and his passenger Frances Smith 66 Tennessee were injured Steed cited for driving without lights Police estimated 3000 damage to Steed 1200 to Warner's car
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Senior recital by Miss Phyllis Sanderson at ASU Gammage Hall
Scottsdale soprano Miss Phyllis Sanderson of Arizona State University presents a senior recital tonight at Gammage Recital Hall Room 301 at 8 p.m. She performs with Robert Potter baritone and Sue Whittaker pianist, including Purcell Sound the Trumpet and excerpts from Gilbert and Sullivan's Pinafore. The recital is free.
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Daylight burglaries hit Scottsdale residents
Scottsdale police report two daytime thefts totaling more than 1400 dollars. Don Bankowski lost 1320 dollars in US Savings Bonds and 45 in cash from his Arcadia home between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday after thieves pried a door and ransacked a bedroom. David Moore reported 90 dollars stolen from his home between 9:45 a.m. and 12:20 p.m. Wednesday after a rear door lock was forced and dresser drawers searched.
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Divers search lagoon for jewels stolen from Broadway store
Phoenix police investigated a burglary at The Broadway on the east side after a bag of costume jewelry was found by the lagoon, suggesting thieves tossed jewels over the fence. Detectives linked the incident to a $50,000 January theft at a west side Broadway store.
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Fire damages car and injuries in Scottsdale area
A fire destroyed a car owned by Gene Medlock of Washington on Scottsdale Road north of Bell Road at 3 56 p m causing about 3500 damage with unknown origin. Patricia Penley 525 North 76th Street was freed from an electric mixer accident and taken to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Fire crews also extinguished two small grass fires at 6231 North 69th Place and at Scottsdale and Gilbert Drive.
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Arizona to draft state Outdoor Recreation Plan
Van Cleve Associates to assist the Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission and staff in drawing up state goals and policy guidelines for recreation land and facilities. The project is funded 50 50 by the state and the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to maintain eligibility for matching funds. agencies have received about $2.5 million in three years.
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Three face narcotics charges in Scottsdale arrest
A Phoenix man Robert Gordon Brizzee and two juveniles were taken into custody after a Scottsdale police curfew check. In a parked car on Edgemont, officers found nine packets of white powder a red pills packet a hypodermic needle and a syringe. Brizzee was charged with possession of narcotics and inducing minors to use narcotics while Crum Jr. and Cole were cited for curfew violations. The car was impounded.
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Computers Courses at Corondao High School
Arizona State University's extension division offers two courses this second semester at Corondao High School. Computer Programming in Education runs tonight from 7 to 9 40 p.m. with Jack L Dunham as instructor. The Social System and the Individual, led by Dr H L Manheim, will also meet Tuesdays 7 to 9 40 p.m. Both carry three credits and run sixteen sessions with a $48 registration fee.
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