POWs Return Home From Vietnam War Release
Two POWs, Navy Cmdr. Brian D. Woods and Air Force Maj. Glendon W. Perkins, left Clark AFB Philippines for the United States aboard a C141 Starlifter with a Guam stopover. They head to Miramar and Maxwell AFB as medical officials note improving health and potential earlier returns from Hanoi under cease fire terms.
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Philippines
UPI
United States
Navy
Brian D. Woods
San Diego
Calif
Air Force
Glendon W. Perkins
Orlando
Fla
Clark Air Force Base
Miramar Naval Air Station
Guam
U.S
Perkins
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Noel Gaylor
Pacific
Woods
Clark
R.W.D. Woods
Alfred Lynn
Hanoi
Open Meetings Bill Clears Senate Tentatively
The Arizona state Senate tentatively approved a bill to require public agency actions be taken in open sessions. The measure defines legal action as a majority decision and defeats an amendment to include the Legislature, with debate over open versus closed-door meetings and concerns about campaign promises and personnel discussions.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Senate
Senate
Scott Alexander
Tucson
Alexander
Sandra O'Connor
Paradise Valley
Bob Stump
D-Tolleson
David Kret
Scottsdale
Sen. O'Connor
Chiropractors Gather for Midwinter International Convention
About 300 chiropractors from across the United States attend the International Chiropractors Association mid winter convention at the Sunburst Hotel through Sunday. A key topic is setting guidelines for adding chiropractic service to the national Medicare program after July 1. Other discussions cover legislation membership and insurance with Roy J Bell of the California Division of Industrial Accidents among speakers.
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U.S
International Chiropractors Association
Roy J. Bell
California Division of Industrial Accidents
Scottsdale Hospital Receives 1000 Dollar Gift in Expansion Drive
The Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Expansion Fund Drive reports a 1000 dollar donation from proceeds of the Scottsdale Open Horse Show. Sponsored by the North Scottsdale Businessmen's Association, the two day event earned the Arizona Horse Exhibitors Association award as the best allround Arizona horse show in 1972. The hospital fund drive continues into the residential phase aiming to raise 3 million dollars.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
The
North
Arizona Horse Exhibitor’s Association
Arizona
Valuation and Taxation Committee Holds Fifth Session
Phoenix UPI Nine county city and school officials were to testify on how property tax money has been spent. Committee Chairman Burton Barr said the panel seeks to identify relief options for the average taxpayer.
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Phoenix
UPI
Select
Burton Barr
Fire at Madeira Apartments causes $400 damage
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department reported a Monday fire at the Madeira Apartments 4378 North 77th Street causing about $400 in damage. Fire broke out around 2 45 p m in a wall between two units and was blamed on workmen using a torch. crews had it extinguished before arrival.
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Madeira Apartments
N. 77Th St
Scottsdale
Obituaries James D Brandias
Services for James D. Brandias 44 a Fryco Electronics sales rep will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary and burial at Greenwood Cemetery in Phoenix He died of a heart ailment en route to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was a native of Columbus Nebraska came to Scottsdale from Grand Junction Colorado Survivors include his wife Marilyn a son James Jr and two daughters Mary Lynn Cass and Jeanne Brandias along with two brothers Dale and another in Nebraska
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James D. Brandias
Fryco Electronics
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Greenwood Cemetery
Phoenix
Mr. Brandias
E. el Charro Lane
Scottsdale
Quang Tri a symbol of future responsibility
In Quang Tri Vietnam a ruined city shows how a cease fire may feel with fronts calm and flags up. South Vietnamese marines guard the river, while Viet Cong banners fly across the Thach Han. Bridges lie wrecked and shelling echoes, as Joint Military Commission visits promise safer travel to rebuild.
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Donald A. Davis
Quang Tri
Vietnam
UPI
Thach Han
Hue
Purple Mountains
Joint Military Commission
ERA Public Meeting Tonight in Phoenix Hearing
Norman Dorsen of NYU law and director of the Hays Civil Liberties Program will testify in favor of the Equal Rights Amendment at a 7 p.m. public hearing in the Phoenix City Council Chambers. He also will lecture at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Arizona State University College of Law.
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Norman Dorsen
Arthur Garfield Hays
New York University
Phoenix
Joint
House and
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dorsen
Arizona State University College of Law
Burglaries Strike Scottsdale Home and Navajo School
A Scottsdale couple reported a burglary at their apartment where four guns a pistol and three rifles were taken along with a movie camera and projector valued at 200 dollars. Damage to furnishings exceeded the value of the theft and entry came through a pried rear patio door. A separate break-in at Navajo School on Granite Reef Road over the weekend saw a filmstrip projector and filmstrips stolen after glass was broken.
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Scottsdale
Theodore Beckmann
E. Camelback Rd
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Delly Progress
United Press International
Minnesota
duPont
Motorola
Giore Forgan Inc
North Amer Rockwell Forthr
Dow Jones
Owens Tllinois
Indus
Pan Am
Pg&e
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Ramada Inns
Alcoa
Raytheon American Brands
RCA
American Can
American Motors
Santa Fe
Anaconda
Sears Roebuck
At&t
Arizona Public Soc
Southern Pacific
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Rand
Bethlehem Steel
Standard of Calif
Boeing
Talley Industries
Texaco
Texas Gulf
Transame
Kactus Lounge
Tata Ae Et
Don Green
Scottsdale & Oak
Don
Jy National Bank Equal Housing Lender
Espino's Pizza
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Testimony
Welcome First Church OF Christ, Scientist
East Indian School Road
KOY
Kelly’s Flowers
Camelback Rd
ERA Public Meet
Daffodils
Granite Reef Rd
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