Viet Cong and Saigon Make Progress in Paris Talks
Viet Cong and South Vietnamese officials reported progress in political talks at the Kleber Avenue center in Paris. They agreed on additional procedural points and planned a new session for 10:30 a.m. Feb. 10 to continue settlement and aim for National Council of Reconciliation and Concord elections in South Vietnam.
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Paris
UPI
Kleber Avenue
South Vietnam
Dinh Ba Thi
Saigon
Nguyn Phuong Thiep
Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Council of Reconciliation and Concord
Nguyen Ba Thi
Nguyen Phoun Thiep
Germany uses central bank to prop up dollar in crisis
In Bonn and Frankfurt, the German Central Bank spent about 80 to 100 million dollars in a tense morning push to halt a slide, with an overall rescue of roughly 1.0 to 1.5 billion dollars across recent days. The dollar’s rate hovered near 3.15 marks under official support before weakening again later.
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Bonn
UPI
Germany
Frankfurt
Brussels
Amsterdam
Zurich
France
Japan
Tokyo
Bank of Japan
U.S
Scottsdale School Board approves five buses and district programs
The Scottsdale School Board approved purchasing five school buses for elementary use at 179 417 dollars with four 91 passenger diesels and one 61 passenger bus. They also backed a salable skills program for educable mentally handicapped students and plans to apply for funds through state agencies. The district approved participation in an Educational Technology Development Program and funded a 1050 dollar curriculum workshop for 30 teachers in Salt Lake City. A list of 99 high school courses was approved after yearlong testing and 142 pilot classes were approved for next year. A five year goals plan and data processing and Centrex system items were tabled for later action.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
Arizona Education Commission
Salt Lake City
Utah
Unipacs
Coronado High School
Soviet Union
Chaparral High School
Arcadia High
Saguaro High School
Centrex Telephone System
Supt
Gabriel Reuben
Paradise Valley Hears Call for Professional Sewer Planning Aid
The planning and zoning commission urged the town council to hire professional engineering consultants to aid sewer system planning. They outlined options for developers including direct hookups to Phoenix or Scottsdale lines, temporary septic tanks, or septic-only installations if connections are uneconomical. The panel also recommended abandoning two street dedications, totaling 50 feet, for the northerly extension of Lost Dutchman Drive in Club Estates.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Lost Dutchman Drive
Club Estates Subdivision
Town hall bids due as project outlined for Lincoln Drive site
Town officials announced bids for a $250000 town hall complex to be opened March 1. The plan includes a 6672 square foot admin and council building and a 1500 square foot street maintenance compound on a four acre site at Lincoln Drive and Invergordon Road with a possible earlier completion for the main building by October.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Invergordon Road
Bob Tribben
Tribben
Obituary Lowell E. Jacobson Dies in Phoenix at 55
Lowell E. Jacobson 55 died Monday in Phoenix General Hospital. Services Thursday 11 a.m. at Mercer Mortuary. He worked as a stereotyper for Phoenix Newspapers Inc for five years and was a member of Local 151 union and Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. WWII Army veteran native of Chicago, he moved to the Valley six years ago from Medina, HI. Survivors: son Edward in Tucson, daughter Linda Marie, brother Raymond Sr., and two grandchildren.
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Lowell E. Jacobson
Phoenix General Hospital
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas
Mr. Jacobson
E. Weldon
Phoenix Newspapers Inc
Phoenix Stereotypers & Electrotypers Union
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Chicago
Medina
Edward
Air Force
Tucson
Linda Marie Jacobson
Raymond Sr
Phoenix
Bull Killed After Car Hits Straying Ox Near Baseline
Lt. Osborne Morris of the Mesa substation of the Maricopa County Sheriff's office was slightly injured when his car struck a 2,000 pound bull near Baseline and Cooper Roads. The animal was killed. Morris suffered facial cuts and his $3,500 car was a total loss. The incident occurred about 6:45 a.m. as Morris headed to work. The bull belonged to Livingston Lockers of Tempe and had been grazing nearby before wandering onto the road. No citations were issued.
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Osborne Morris
Mesa
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Office
Baseline
Cooper Roads
Morris
Obull
Livingston Lockers of
Tempe
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Herculon
Mylen
Lloyd's Home Furnishings
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William C. Worthington
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