Kissinger Tho Open New Round of Vietnam Peace Talks
In Paris the talks began with a tense, unsmiling start as Kissinger and Tho faced each other apart, agreeing to reconvene Tuesday. No public handshakes or joint appearances marked the opening, with both sides arriving and departing separately at the villa in Gif sur Yvette.
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Retail food costs rise in Maricopa County in December
Retail food costs in Maricopa County edged up three tenths of one percent in December, extending an October start of a rising trend. The December index reached 119.0, meaning a fixed basket cost 11.90 versus 10.00 at 1967 prices, with cereals dairy and other foods driving the gain while meats and produce fell.
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Traffic Restrictions On Arcadia Drive In Flood Control Project
Arcadia Drive will be closed to through traffic from 8 30 a m Tuesday to 3 0 p m Wednesday during initial flood control work on the Arizona Canal. Detours to 44th Street or 6th Street will be used during closed periods with completion expected by mid February. A separate East School Road widening project aims to finish by Feb 1 with an $837 330 budget, widening from 40 to 65 feet and adding three lanes each way from 10th to 20th Street.
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Child care Workshop Tuesday Speaker Dr Potts
Dr John Potts a parent child psychologist from the state education department will lead a child discipline workshop at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church 3839 E Shea Blvd Parents of preschoolers are invited to attend.
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CAP Debate on Central Arizona Project Pro and Con
Paradise Valley Young Republicans sponsor a 7:30 p.m. discussion on The Central Arizona Project Pro and Con at United Bank Building 7111 N Camelback Frank Welsh will argue against the project The talk is the second in a series and the public is invited to attend and participate in the discussion afterward.
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Fires leave 42 dead in weekend blazes across multiple sites
United Press International reports a spate of fires over the weekend killed at least 42 people, mostly young hotel and restaurant workers. The Rutland Town House Hotel fire plus five other Rutland businesses caused dozens of evacuations with several missing and hospitalized. Other fatal blazes occurred in Laurel Maryland Kennendale Texas El Cajon California Sioux Falls South Dakota and Albany New York. Two Cat skills resort survivors remained in critical condition. Chicago firefighters faced injuries and fatalities in a downtown cafeteria fire.
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Obituary for Frank Yurisic 76 in Valley
Frank Yurisic 76 died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Rosary is 7:30 p.m. today at Mercer Mortuary with Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church. Interment Greenwood Mausoleum. He was born in Yugoslavia and lived in the Valley for 10 years. Survivors include niece Katie Murgic of Windsor, Canada.
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Canada
Memorial services for Marion P DeWinter
Marion P DeWinter 80 who came to the Valley from Minneapolis 16 years ago had services today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Cremation followed She died Friday at her home 7638 E Hazelwood Born Fremont Nebraska Survivors include William bagon Excelsior Minnesota three grandchildren and four ee Contributions suggested to the American Heart Association.
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Messinger Mortuary
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Services for George S. Russell held in Phoenix
George S. Russell 77 died Friday in Doctor's Hospital. Services were held today at St. Theresa's Church. Phoenix Lodge 708 conducted graveside rites at St. Francis Cemetery. A native of Illinois he moved to the Valley 16 years ago from McHenry. He worked for Commonwealth Edison. Survived by wife Gladys and one sister out of state. He belonged to the Pulaski Club of Phoenix.
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Theft reported of flag at Sunburst Motel
Police say a flag valued at 100 dollars was stolen from a flagpole at the Sunburst Motel on Scottsdale Road. A ladder was found leaning against the pole and the flag was flying at half staff after being illuminated by spotlights. The theft occurred between 1 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday.
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Two Dr Reubens appear at Stan Kenton concert
At a Stan Kenton performance, Scottsdale Public Schools Superintendent Dr Gabriel Reuben took center stage to introduce the band. He identified himself as the school district’s beloved superintendent and as a syndicated columnist under the name Dr David Reuben, reflecting readers’ interest in his Progress column.
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All-out Israeli Syria clash on border with air and ground losses
Israel and Syria waged a large scale aerial ground battle along their border with claims of multiple aircraft and vehicle losses. Tel Aviv said five MIG21s shot down and six Syrian tanks destroyed while Damascus reported three Israeli planes shot down and three Syrian planes lost.
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Scottsdale School District budget cut eyed after attendance drop
Scottsdale School Board plans to trim 164000 from the high school budget at Tuesday night’s meeting at the Education Center 3811 N 44th St 8 p m as attendance falls from 9500 to 9433 in the first semester. The vote also weighs employee relations tweaks and a 420000 teacher salary increase while parents may appeal material choices through a stepwise review process.
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Pope urges prayers for peace at St Peter's Square
The Pope appealed to Christians to pray for the success of renewed talks in Paris Between American and North Vietnamese negotiators. He urged negotiators to enter discussions with brotherly love, saying love must win in the end and justice and peace must be reconciled.
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