Break in Hanoi Prisoner Release Seen Likely Soon
UPI reports diplomatic officials expect an early breakthrough as Hanoi and the Viet Cong may hand over a list of additional American prisoners to be released this week. Officials say North Vietnam stalls for propaganda, but the cease fire requires prisoner releases to run with U.S. withdrawals. The delay is linked to Hanoi’s irritation over treatment of its truce commission in Hue during 1968.
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UPI
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Viet Cong
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
Russia
China
Saigon
Bui Tin
South Vietnam
International Commission For
Truce Commission
Hue
Proxmire assails Nixon on inflation and unemployment
Sen William Proxmire of Wisconsin charged President Nixon with grave economic mistakes fueling inflation and not cutting unemployment enough. He cited a trade deficit, high U.S. unemployment, and a second dollar devaluation, urged deeper cuts in military and foreign aid spending and smarter use of funds to build housing, train unskilled workers, and stabilize prices.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Congressional Democrats
Proxmire
America
Wisconsin
Joint Economic Committee
Democrats
Congress
Drunk Officers Tied to Killing of Marine Corps Officer
An Orange County criminologist told a grand jury two officers charged in the Phoenix Marine's death were intoxicated at the time. Sgt. Thomas Baroldi and Inv. Jerry Gray had blood alcohol readings of .22 and .15 respectively as Capt. Randall Robinette was killed outside a Tustin tavern.
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Orange County
Calif
Phoenix Marine Corps
Thomas M. Baroldi
Cypress
Jerry J. Gray
Garden Grove
Randall S. Robinette
Arcadia High School
Tustin
Ray Robinette
E. Calle Redondo
Bonnie Reat Donald
Grand
Baroldi
Gray
California
Arizona
Robinette
Woman beaten and robbed outside Pinnacle Peak Restaurant
Waitress Doloris Anna Harvat reported to sheriff deputies that a man assaulted her as she left work just after midnight and stole $8 from her purse in the restaurant parking lot. She was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Pinnacle Peak
Doloris Anna Harvat
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Search Still On for Local Man
A brief UPI report from Phoenix notes authorities continue the search for a local man whose disappearance prompted a civil inquiry and public safety checks.
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Phoenix
UPI
Civil Searched
Skies Clearing Across State After Rain and Snow Showers
National Weather Service reports skies to clear from the west as rain and snow showers end. The forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight with a 20 percent rain chance, lows in the 40s and highs near 70 on Thursday, with mountains colder and possible overnight lows in the teens.
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National Weather Service
Vailey
Weather Service
Tempe Man Falls Sixty Feet On Pinnacle Peak
Michael Taylor, 19, was injured after a 60-foot fall while hiking near Pinnacle Peak north of Scottsdale. He received treatment at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for a broken right leg. deputies say he was found between rocks by three deputies and CACMRA members, then carried down on a stretcher in a rescue that lasted over three hours.
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Tempe
Pinnacle Peak
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michael Taylor
Taylor
Scottsdale
Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Association
Kret Questions Retirement Plan Errors in Arizona
Sen. David Kret of Scottsdale accuses an actuary report of errors in funding the State Retirement System and urges an investigation of data used. The plan proposes raising employer contributions from 5 to 5.74 percent, potentially costing agencies up to $5 million. Senate chair Boyd Tenney says the report will be reviewed.
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Phoenix
UPI
David Kret
Scottsdale Republican
Kret
Retirement System Board
Senate Appropriations Committee
Boyd Tenney
Prescott
Scottsdale VBS seeks 5000 for city issue campaign
Volunteers for a Better Scottsdale aims to raise about 5000 in private donations to back a campaign promoting city issues in the April 10 election. Funding would cover bond questions on flood control, water and sewer issues, and charter revisions. The group plans events and volunteers, with a kickoff meeting at Scottsdale Public Library.
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Volunteers For A Better
Heinz Hink
Bud Tims
Paul Davis
Caywood
Ann McCutcheon
Scottsdale Club Donates Proceeds From Pajama Tops Benefit
The Scottsdale Exchange Club will donate half of ticket sales from Pajama Tops at Windmill Dinner Theatre to Scottsdale Youth Services. Remainder funds scholarship programs Youth of the Month and a freedom shrine for historic documents at Scottsdale Boys Club. Tickets are $25 per couple and include dinner at 6:30 p.m. preshow at 8 p.m. and show at 8:30 p.m.
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Scottsdale Exchange Club
Windmill Dinner Theatre
Scottsdale Youth Services
June Wilkinson
Exchange Club
Obituary for Walter R. Rounds in Arizona
Walter R. Rounds 61 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital A rosary will be 7 30 p m Thursday at Green Acres Church Miller Road at Second Street Interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens He came to Arizona in 1959 from Howell Michigan He was an electrician and a church member Survivors include his wife Irene a daughter Mrs Dialine Petersen out of state
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Walter R. Rounds
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Church
Miller Road
Second Street
Green Acres
Rounds
Arizona
Howell
Mich
Irene
Dialine Petersen
Funeral Mass for Monserrate Maria Colon Held in Arizona
The funeral mass for Monserrate Maria Colon eight, who died Monday at Maricopa County General Hospital, was held today at the Church of St Daniel on Hayden Road. Cremation followed with Green Acres Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Orestes wa and Mrs. X Y, Nina Caserta of Madrid, Spain, and two others.
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Maricopa County General Hospital
Church of St. Daniel
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Mortuary
N. c
Colon
TSE
Arizona
Orestes Wa
X. Y
O. Nina Caserta
Madrid
Spain
IRS Probers Allege Secret Quotas for Revenue Agents
Senate hearing hears that a confidential IRS document guides yearly collection targets for challenged tax returns. Phil and Suzanne Long of Bellevue recount their case while Vincent Connery, former IRS agent, says agents faced pressure to "produce a number of dollars" or risk trouble with supervisors. IRS spokesman Ed York denies any quota system.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
IRS
Phil Long
Bellevue
Wash
Longs
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Vincent Connery
Connery
Ed York
Family food costs rise as beef prices hit records
UPI reports January groceries for a typical U.S. family climbed 2.7 percent to 1375 dollars, up 102 from January 1972. Beef led the jump, with prices rising to a record 1.223 dollars per pound, amid expectations of further hikes in February.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Agriculture Department
Downtown traffic plan unchanged by council
The city council unanimously approved keeping Civic Center Plaza on its current path in front of city hall. A rival plan to reroute traffic north of Brown Avenue and near Scottsdale High School was rejected amid merchants’ objections. A downtown committee, plus Doubletree Inns to build a $3 million hotel, and Bennie Gonzales to design a nearby performing arts center were announced.
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Civic Center Plaza
City Hall
Scottsdale High School
Brown Avenue
Doubletree Inns, Inc
Bennie Gonzales
Gonzales
Dog Show Schedule and Obedience Entries Listed
The page lists ring assignments and judging times for breeds including Shih Tzu Pomeranian Weimaraner and Dar, with judges Lee Murray Dorotha Fantasia Vincent G Perry Derek Rayne Tom Stevensen and Matierie Stebern. Obedience groups Open Utility and VARIET appear with times around 11:00 am to 2:30 pm.
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Lee Murray
Dorotha Fantasia
James Trullinger
Adar
Vincent G. Perry
Derek Rayne
Tom Stevensen
Matierie Stebern
Mia
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