Peace talks resume in Paris with groundwork for major discussions
A technical level session in Paris aims to set the stage for follow up talks in the French capital next Monday. Dr Henry Kissinger and President Nixon will join the negotiations next week as Saigon reports a U S North Vietnam compromise and possible mid January settlement. The Pentagon later noted bomb damage to Bach Mai Hospital in Hanoi may have originated from U S sources with limited accidental damage acknowledged by defense spokesmen.
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Albert to seek end of Vietnam War through early amendment
Rep Carl Albert of Oklahoma, re elected speaker, plans an end the war amendment to the first appropriations bill. He told Rep Benjamin Rosenthal he will push for a time bound war end if no early settlement.
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Washington
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Benjamin Rosenthal
Albert
Marcos Confers With 200 Moslem Leaders For Peace
President Ferdinand E. Marcos spoke at a conference with about 200 Moslem leaders from the troubled Southern Philippines amid heavy fighting between government forces and rebels during the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Truman's Will Released In Independence
The will of former President Harry S Truman was released in Independence Missouri. It runs about 22 pages and directs most presidential papers be given to the U S people and kept at the Truman Library. A trust fund is set for Mrs Bess Truman and several nieces and nephews receive $1000 each.
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Harry Truman
Truman
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Nixon eulogizes Clemente in Puerto Rico crash tribute
President Nixon praised Roberto Clemente and urged donations for relief in Nicaragua. He called Clemente’s memory best honored by helping earthquake victims he sought to aid.
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Pittsburgh
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Nicaragua
Ulster Violence Kills First Man of Year in Belfast
In Belfast violence continues with the year's first death. Police officer Jack Mooney was killed as gunmen sprayed a street with machine gun fire. Three others were hit last night in the attack.
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Belfast
Jack Mooney
Scottsdale School Board swears in member and plans budget cuts
School board member-elect Samu will be sworn in at 8 p.m. at agioloma School. The board will elect a president and clerk and reaffirm policies. A $164,000 budget cut is planned due to lower attendance from 9500 to 9433, with further drops expected to 9330 by March 15 for state funding. Cuts target teacher salaries and contingency funds. New 1973-74 operations for Cocopah Cherokee and Chaparral schools discussed, with Cherokee slated to open January 1974 for about 850 students and eighth grade classes possibly disbanded at Cocopah. Students may transfer to Chaparral or Kiva if not attending high school.
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Agioloma
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Cocopah
Chaparral High School
Kiva
Scottsdale Fire Insurance Rating Improves One Class
Scottsdale residents see lower fire insurance costs after the Insurance Services Office raised the city’s rating by one class following a year’s evaluation. Officials credit hydrant upgrades and city code enforcement. some areas await rate reductions pending hydrant acceptance. Experts caution that non residential properties face varied adjustments based on construction and hazards.
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Local girl dies in climb near Humphrey's Peak summit
Allison Clay, 17, a Scottsdale resident, perished during a hike near the 13,000 foot Humphrey's Peak north of Flagstaff. Clint Miller, 24, were found in frostbite and poor condition after spending the night in freezing temperatures. An Air Force helicopter spotted them and rescued the pair, part of a six member party whose others returned days earlier.
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Humphrey’s Peak
Flagstaff
Clint Miller
Maricopa County
Charles Miller
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Miller
Pleasantly warm day with cooler overnight at airport
A sunny day near 57 degrees with a high in the mid fifties. Tonight will be colder, around 30 at Phoenix airport and lower in outlying areas. Wednesday looks mostly sunny with increasing high clouds and a Tuesday high near 40.
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Phoenix
Snow Warnings Dropped as Cold Weather Returns
A winter storm dumped up to 6 inches in Southeastern Arizona with Douglas at 6, Tombstone 3, Nogales 1 and flurries elsewhere. The heavy snow warning for the White Mountain and southeast was cancelled by mid morning as skies cleared. Temperatures will fall sharply overnight across the state.
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United Press International
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Tombstone
Nogales
White Mountain
City Council Tackles Flood Control Improvements
The council plans bids for installing box culverts on Cholla Road along 64th Street to curb flood risk in the area. Estimated cost is 22 785. The meeting will also consider redevelopment area action just east of the Little Red Schoolhouse.
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Cholla Road
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Peer Enne
Bell Rumor Sparks Scottsdale School Bell Hunt
Sam Pendleton of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce hints the refurbished Little Red School house bell may be lost and in a vault behind the Hall of Flame. Charles Keane, assistant chamber manager, denies the rumor and calls it a Pendleton rumor.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
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Charles Keane
Keane
Kidney illness hits state with rising dialysis need
The series reports nearly 100 kidney victims in the state, including six Scottsdale and Paradise Valley residents. Patients rely on at home or center dialysis, facing high costs, painful treatments, and uncertain chances of transplant as families adjust to daily life with the artificial kidney. Next: patients become techniels.
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Paradise Valley Area
Silverman
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