Guard takes key checkpoints at Indian occupied monastery
National Guard troops assumed control of checkpoints around the Alexian Brothers novitiate near Sham, Wisconsin, relieving local officers who had surrounded the site since January 1. AIM leaders Dennis Banks and Russell Means arrived to help negotiate an end to the takeover.
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Sham
Wis
National Guard
Alexian Brothers
Dennis Banks
Russell Means
Wounded Knee
S.D
Wisconsin
U S Carrier Task Force Heads Toward South Vietnam
UPI reports a naval group led by the Enterprise sailed from the Philippines toward South Vietnam hours after Communist forces overran Phuoc Binh and control Phuoc Long Province. A second task force led by Coral Sea also operates in the South China Sea while Congress bans direct military actions in Indochina.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S. Navy
Enterprise
Philippines
South Vietnam
Phuoc Binh
Phuoc Long
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Long Beach
Subic Bay
Coral Sea
South China Sea
Vietnam
Viet Cong
Giai Phong
U.S
Congress
Indochina
Ford reacts to Harris poll on economic job
White House press secretary Ron Nessen said the president must do what is right despite an Harris poll showing 86 percent doubt his effectiveness in handling the current economic situation. Separately in Singapore, dozens of assault boats and antipollution craft battled a million-gallon oil slick spreading over 10 miles toward beaches of three Southeast Asian nations.
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Washington
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Ford
Harris
Singapore
Ford stays within law amid South Vietnam fighting
President Ford, quoted by White House press secretary, will not violate the 1973 prohibition on U S military activity in Indochina. He is concerned by renewed South Vietnam clashes but plans to abide by the law restricting forces "in over or from the shores of" the Indochinese states.
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Vietnam
Thailand
Congress
Cambodia
U.S
Indochina
Pentagon
Washington
Subic Bay
Enterprise
Gulf
Ford
South Vietnam
White House
United States
Rockefeller names Colby among first witnesses for probe
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller announced that CIA Director William E Colby will be among the first witnesses testifying at the inaugural meeting of the special presidential investigating committee next Monday.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
CIA
William E. Colby
Special Presidential Investigating Committee
Gunman Hijacks BA Jet Demands Paris Flight
A gunman dressed as an Arab hijacked a British Airways plane in London, released all 46 passengers on landing, kept five crew aboard, and demanded a Paris flight and $235,000.
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London
British Airways
Paris
Mexico to reopen gold mines to ease deficit and boost silver lead
Mexico plans to reopen old gold mines to relieve a gold deficit of six to eight tons annually and aims to regain first place in world silver production this year.
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Mexico
Suspect in Murders Tied to Bloodied Return and Car Evidence
Carol Jean Macumber testified that her husband returned home covered in blood claiming a hunting trip and an unrelated attack. Sheriff officers tied the suspect to the scene with matching fingerprints on the victim’s car. Bond was set at 55,000 and raised by two friends on October 11.
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Carol Jean Macumber
Macumber
District debates student security officers at five campuses
Maricopa County Community College District board weighs letting students in law enforcement classes work as security officers to gain experience and cut Pinkerton contract costs. Concerns focus on supervision, access to keys, and overall campus safety. No formal action taken without assurances of supervision and training.
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Maricopa County Community College
Scottsdale Community College
Pinkerton, Inc
Roger Brooks
al Flowers
Flowers
Weather Outlook With Slight Temperature Change
High cloudiness mixed with periods of sunshine through today and Wednesday. Little overall temperature change. Expect highs in the upper 60s and lows mostly in the upper 30s, with freezing in the coldest spots.
City Opposes State Land Use Bill Over Local Control Concerns
Long range planning director Dr. Richard D. Bauman tells the city council the proposed state resource and land use planning bill risks pre empting local control and would compensate landowners. He urges redraft to strengthen local planning and exclude compensation. Roy Stegall of the planning commission concurs.
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Richard D. Bauman
Bauman
Indian Bend
Central Arizona
William Jenkins
Environmental Planning Commission
Roy Stegall
City Planning Commission
City and Reclamation Bureau to discuss CAP area uses
Scottsdale officials meet with the Bureau of Reclamation to review plans for the Central Arizona Project area in Scottsdale. The city seeks landscape treatment of the 36 foot dike and a use permit to control the CAP segment north of the dike. A five acre test plot will evaluate the city's revegetation plans.
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City
Reclamation Bureau
Bureau of Reclamation
Central Arizona Project
CAP
Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Bureau
Jenkins
Arizona State University
Duncan T. Patten
Taliesin Associates
Patten
Billie Gentry
Mrs. Gentry
Council trims $320 518 from Scottsdale budget
Scottsdale city council slashed 320 518 from the current year budget cutting 11 vacant positions and avoiding visible service cuts. Officials aim to maintain operations through the 1975 76 year while exploring more police and in house flood control projects.
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Dale Carter
Scottsdale
Carter
Herb Drinkwater
Walter Nemetz
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