Congress faces Nixon on Vietnam end war debate
Senate Democrats push for legislation to force U S withdrawal from Vietnam as White House cautions against prolonging peace talks. Mike Mansfield opens session with calls for action and prompt support from his caucus. Ronald Ziegler comments on administration stance as new negotiations loom.
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Childs Sworn In As New Scottedale School Board Member
Samuel Childs was sworn in as the Scottedale School District's newest board member for a four year term. Robert Usdane was elected president and Osmond Burton as clerk. The board will update policies per Arizona law and move eighth graders from Cocopah and Cherokee to Kiva School next year to ease overcrowding. Cherokee School open in January 1974 funded by 1.8 million bond funds. portable classrooms will be moved to Kiva.
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Scottedale School District
Robert
Cocopah
Cherokee
Kiva
Chaparral High School
Chaparral-Cherokee
Car Fire Damages Vehicle After Engine Backfire
A car at a service station suffered extensive damage when an engine backfire sparked a fire. The driver attempted to restart the vehicle and smoke and flames engulfed the engine area. Firefighters reported about 8200 dollars in damage to the Ford vehicle.
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Ford
RFD
Market snapshot shows mixed Dow gains and declines
United Press International reports at 2 p.m. the Dow Jones averaged 1042.97 up 11.92 with transportation down 0.31 and utilities down 0.42. Industrials rose while volume reached 15,050,000 shares as Alcoa and American Brands appear among listed stocks.
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Glore Forgan, Inc
Dow Jones
Indus
Utila
Alcoa i
American Brands
Solana Ee
Congress and Nixon Clash Over War End Pressure
House reelects Carl Albert as speaker amid a 2 to 1 Democratic vote for an end to the war resolution. Senate Democrats press for stronger congressional action to disinvolve the United States from Indochina as Mansfield urges reassertion of legislative power and bipartisanship with Nixon.
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D-Okla
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Senate
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A Quarter Horse for Sale for $1 Appeals to Good Homes
A Progress classified ad offered a quarter horse for sale for one dollar to a good home. The owner, away for holidays, returned to about 20 replies. The lengthy Dec 22 ad said the owner no longer rides and sought a buyer willing to prove they have a good home, with a box number provided.
Stereo theft at Scottsdale home targets stereo unit and clock radio
Police investigated a theft from Nancy Luse’s home at 7440 E Princeton Ave. The stereo, turntable, and clock radio worth about 260 dollars were taken from the son’s bedroom between 1 and 8 p.m. Tuesday while the house was empty and unlocked. A Florida couple reported a gold pin with diamonds stolen during a November visit to Scottsdale. The pin’s value is undetermined but described as expensive.
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Scottsdale
Nancy Luse
Princeton Ave
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Paradise Valley commission backs two new subdivisions projects
The Paradise Valley commission recommended final plat approval for 19 lot Cholla Gardens II and for Clearwater Manor a 34 lot one acre residential project north of Indian Bend Road and west of 44th Street. Homes are expected to start at 125000. The panel also continued Camelback Country Club Estates III and IV final plats to Jan 16 and reviewed a Water Company booster station plan, inviting more detailed plans and public input from 12 area residents.
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Cholla Gardens
Dave Haan
48Th Street
Indian
Bend Road
Taylor Plerson
44Th Street
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Country Club Estates
Briger
Anockingbird Water Company
Paradise View Estates
Innovations at Rural Metro Fire Department Highlighted
Newsweek profiles the privately owned Rural Metro Fire Department serving Scottsdale and nearby areas. It cites Chief Lou Witzeman and the department for pioneering firefighting techniques and equipment.
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Scottsdale
Newsweek
RFD
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FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder Promotion
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County May Raise Five Cent Flood Levy in Maricopa
Maricopa County Supervisors signaled a future hike of the flood control tax from five cents to as much as fifteen cents per hundred dollars in valuation for 1973 74. New board chair Henry Haws and four others were sworn in by Judge William A Holohan as Eldon Rudd and Robert Corbin joined the panel. The levy change would fund flood control across the county including Salt River at Scottsdale Road and Hayden Road bridge projects already debated by the state highway department.
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Maricopa County
Henry Haws
William A. Holohan
Arizona Supreme Court
Eldon Rudd
Scottsdale
Robert Stark
Robert Corbin
Joe Eddie Lopez
Harve
Salt River
Scottsdale Road
Hayden Road
State Highway Department
Rudd
Obituary: Albert A Kalastro 36 Engineer for United Metro
Albert A Kalastro 36 an operating engineer for United Metro for 15 years died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital He lived at 7823 E Moreland and was a Bisbee native member of Jehovahs Witnesses Survivors include his wife Beverley two children Danny and Mary Ann and two brothers Mike of Bisbee and Bob of Fairfield Calif Memorial services set for 2 pm Saturday at Kingdom Hall 2729 N Fiesta Friends may call until 9 pm today at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd
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United Metro
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Kalastro
E. Moreland
Bisbee
Jehovah's 8 Witnesses
Beverley
Danny
Mary Ann
Kingdom Hall
Fiesta
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Edwin G Hodges 90 Passes,Services Held in Green Acres
Edwin G Hodges 90 a Michigan native who moved to the Valley in 1966 from Riverside California died Monday in Belle Isle Nursing Home. Services were today at Green Acres Mortuary with cremation to be private He was a grocer for 37 years in Pontiac Michigan Survivors include his wife Helen a son Edwin of Minneapolis a daughter Eunice Ninemire of Scottsdale two grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Edwin G. Hodges
Michigan
Riverside
Calif
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden, Rd
Mr. Hodges
E. McDowell
Belle
Helen
Edwin
Minneapolis
Eunice Ninemire
Scottsdale
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