City enforces no shooting rule near Scottsdale Bell area
Scottsdale police close the northeast corner shooting site at Scottsdale and Bell Roads posting No Shooting signs. After warnings, officers will arrest violators. The embankment area draws up to 100 shooters on weekends, prompting sport groups to push for a supervised range nearby with 320 acres sought north of Shea Boulevard.
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Hal Hicore
Dike
Bell Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Walter Nemetz
Bud Tima
Scottsdale
Scottsdale and
Bell Rds
Police Department
Ed Canal
Scottadale Sportsman’s Club
Sportsmen's Club
Shea Blvd
Herb Wagner
Kosygin Visits Scotland Amid Vietnam Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured Hunterston nuclear power station near Glasgow after meetings with Harold Wilson in London. He denounced Mao Tse-tung and voiced support for Chinese dissidents while crowds gathered in Glasgow and Edinburgh amid protest placards against Polaris at Holy Loch.
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Scotland
UPC
Alexei Kosygin
China
Mao Tse-tung
Kosygin
Vietnam
Harold Wilson
London
Mao
Communist Party
Communist Party of China
Mao T'se-tung
George Square
Holy Loch
Mosygin
Hunterston
West Kirbride
Ayrshire
Edinburgh
Russia
Cochairmen
Joliet Hotel Fire Kills At Least Six In Downtown Joliet
A fire at the Grand Hotel in downtown Joliet Illinois killed at least six residents and injured nine with three in critical condition. Firefighters battled flames that trapped occupants on upper floors and caused many to jump to nets. Two residents remained unaccounted for as investigators worked to determine the cause.
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Grand Hotel
Students protest firing at Arizona State Board
TEMPE UPI The Board of Student Publications at Arizona State University faced criticism from Bob McConnell president of the Associated Students and the Student Senate after the firing of John Polich. McConnell questioned the board policies restricting staff outside activities and alleged lack of disclosure about this matter in the State Press.
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Polich
ROSP
Dinner to aid fund supports Cancer Aid and Research
A lasagne dinner will be served from noon to 4 30 Sunday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post at 222 S Wells Fargo to benefit the VFW Cancer Aid and Research Fund. Ladies Auxiliary will serve and area auxiliaries have funded cancer work, recent $1 000 check given in New York.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
S. Wells Fargo
VFW
Cancer Aid and Research Fund
Ladies Auxiliary
New York
Kenton BK. Seoth
Scottsdale
Cancer Fund
Hoffa asks Supreme Court review of jury tampering conviction
Teamster President James R. Hoffa petitions the Supreme Court to reconsider its denial of his appeal over a jury tampering conviction in Nashville Tennessee. His lawyers contend government intrusion into Hoffa's defense violated the 5th and 6th Amendments and seek full argument hearing.
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Hoffa
Planners Reset Date For Planning and Zoning Meeting
The planning and zoning commission meeting, postponed from Admission Day, is rescheduled to Thursday at 1 pm in the council chambers 131 E Main St. The Wednesday slot was avoided to prevent conflict with another city meeting.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
E. Main St
City Hall
Scottsdale Players workshop to stage one act Sunday
The Scottsdale Players Workshop presents the one act play From Paradise to Butte directed by Paul Blackwood at Stagebrush Theater on the Community Center grounds at Quid St and Ballpark Plaza. The public is invited.
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Players’ Workshop
Scottsdale
Taylor Says Hanoi Unlikely to Seek Negotiations Soon
General Maxwell Taylor, former ambassador to Vietnam, told a Tempe audience that North Vietnam shows no legitimate contact to negotiate. He noted progress toward talks but warned against using air power as leverage while acknowledging the bombing has demoralized the Viet Cong and that the ground war is improving.
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Taylor Asid
South Vietnam
Red China
North Vietnam
Taylor
United States
Obituaries for Williams Monteith Wedell Featured in Scottsdale Area
Obituary notices honor David G Williams 41 regional bank manager who died at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital with graveside services at Green Acres Cemetery. Also noted Gordon H R Monteith 56 custodian with Scottsdale Schools and William Wedell 73 retired farmer, all linked to Phoenix and Scottsdale.
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David Grandville Williams
Herman Bank Safe Co
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mr. Willams
Scottsdale
San Francisco
Granite Reef Rd
Encanto Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
Navy
Pacific
Green Acres
N. Hayden Rd
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Riva Patth Willams
Ann
Cynthia Clark
Roland Peterson
Deborah Williams
Pacifica
Calut
Mary A. Williams
Gordon Monteith
Gordon HR. Monteith
Canada
Scottsdale Schools
Monteith
E. Flower
Phoenix
Ontario
South Mountain
Winchester Masonic Lodge
Scottsdale Pubiic Schools
Coronado High School
District Administrative Ofices
Freda
Joyce Williamson
Joan Moore
Norma Bacon
Ottawa
William Wedell
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Wedell
South Bend
Ind
N. Mockingbird Lane
Mishawaka
Neil
Eva Wells
Elizabeth Milken
Anna Robert
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Glenn White
National
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Hanoi
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