Scottsdale sees moderate turnout in city primary for mayor and council
By noon 2,493 Scottsdale voters had cast ballots in a primary to choose a mayor and three city council members. Registrations were mislaid at several polling places prompting re registrations at city hall and polling sites to allow voting.
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Phoenix
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City Hall
Nixon Chou En Lai Hold Long Summit During China Visit
Nixon and Chou En-lai spent about 3 hours and 50 minutes in a working session as state media signaled warmer ties. The leaders, with Madame Mao present, attended a ballet at the Great Hall of the People, while crowds and officials noted a thaw after two decades of Frost. Mrs Nixon engaged with chefs and Chinese people while street mood improved and coverage swelled in Peoples Daily.
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China
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White House
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Communist Party
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Kempster
Scottsdale Council Election Results Call In
Scottsdale voters can obtain first results tonight by calling the Scottsdale Progress at 947-7544 after 7:30 p m polls close at 7. Reporters will relay results to The Progress for public availability.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Downtown Scottsdale Faces Parking District Vote
City officials report 11 of 155 property owners object to forming a Downtown Parking District that would add 550 parking spaces at a 700000 cost to merchants. Ballots show 17 percent objections so far with a Friday deadline. Iannella says 1600 spaces are needed overall to handle rush periods.
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George Iannella
Second Street
Indian School
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Marshall Way
Iannella
Coronado High School ROTC Program Approved by Navy
Navy approves Coronado High School Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps units confirming authorization. Donald Butler, school guidance counselor, notes school board approval pending while 80 to 100 students may join. program includes uniforms, instructors, and field trips to Hawaii and Acapulco with meals cost only.
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Coronado
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Acapulco
Mexico
Kleindienst Opposes Marijuana Legalization At Senate Hearing
Richard G. Kleindienst deputy attorney general, President Nixon’s pick for attorney general, told the Senate Judiciary Committee he opposes legalization of marijuana. He warned it would increase access and erode social fabric, while supporting electronic eavesdropping in national security cases and promising to assume full responsibility for surveillance without a court order. He noted a national commission would need a strong argument to change his view.
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Washington
UPI
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Nixon
Kleindienst
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National Commission On Marijuana
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Justice Department
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Paul J. Fannin
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Mitchell
Rietridienst
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Treasury Department
Paradise Valley to Elect Seven-Member Town Council
Paradise Valley voters will elect a seven member town council from 130 candidates including four incumbents. Voting runs 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Town Hall 6325 N In vergorden with machines. a simple majority wins a seat. If needed a March 27 runoff will be held. Council members serve two year terms and will pick a mayor from among themselves in April. Incumbents Harold Donegan Jr Stanley J Kleban Oscar C Palmer Sr and Vice Mayor E Robert Tribken are listed among candidates with others including William M Baltz Jon B Bonnell Donald A Few H Wyman Hitchcock Robert R Lash Robert W Miller Jerry Rosenheim Barbara von Ammon William G Worthington.
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N. Invergorden
Arizona
Harold Donegan Jr
Stanley J. Kleban
Oscar C. Palmer Sr
E. Robert Tribken
William M. Baltz
Jon B. Bonnell
Donald A. Few
H. Wyman Hitchcock
Robert R. Lash
Robert W. Miller
Jerry Rosenheim
Barbara von Ammon
William G. Worthington
Weather Outlook: Sunny Days and Cooler Nights Ahead
The forecast calls for sunny skies with a high in the lower 80s today and a cooler night with lows in the upper 40s. Wednesday should be mostly sunny with a high near 80.
Anderson backs Jackson for Democratic nomination
United Press International reports Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico endorses Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington for the Democratic presidential nomination. Anderson urges a ticket that appeals to a broad voter base including workingmen.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Arizona House panel approves bingo bill for charitable groups
The Ways and Means Committee approved a bill legalizing bingo games run by charitable fraternal veterans or religious groups. It would license bingo operations through the state Tax Commission and set fees from 25 to 100 dollars based on seating capacity.
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