Refugees Flee Tay Ninh as Communist Attack Threat Looms
Thousands abandon Tay Ninh city near the Cambodian border for Saigon as government announces three days of mourning. Reports say Viet Cong attacks, bombings on Loc Ninh, and clashes in Vinh Long and Tra On districts signal widening conflict with military units reinforcing the Saigon area.
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Scottsdale School Board OKs Remodel Heavy Plan for District
Scottsdale Elementary remodeling approved to save new space. Projects include Kiva library and art room remodels, Tonalea and Tonto band rooms, Yavapai library, science and kindergarten rooms, Tavan annex relocation, and warehouse expansion totaling about 330,000 dollars. Hopi construction remains active with a library and science building plus remodels. The plan shifts aim to offset declining enrollments across several schools.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Kiva School
Yavapai School
Justice Department Sought CIA Watch on 9000 Americans Abroad
A Justice Department official testified that in 1970 the CIA was asked to monitor about 9,000 American citizens abroad including Black Panthers and Vietnam War critics to detect foreign involvement in campus unrest. The list, kept on tape, may relate to broader domestic spying allegations now under review by a Rockefeller-led commission.
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South Pole Station Opens New Antarctic Facility
The United States opens the Amundsen-Scott station on a thick ice flow in Antarctica after four years of building. It will house 18 scientists and support staff for the winter, replacing the 1956 station buried by ice and snow.
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Saddle theft arrest in Scottsdale linked to former stable hand
Clifford Haynes, 47, was arrested on suspicion of stealing a $1500 show saddle and a $500 bridle from Loretta Keller of Scottsdale. He was held on $1100 bond after a tip from an Arizona Biltmore stable boss led police to his arrest and recovery of the items.
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Bertha Hurwitz Obituary Graveside Services Held
Graveside services for Bertha Hurwitz 75 were held today in Beth Israel Cemetery. She died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Russia she moved to the area in 1965 from St Paul Minnesota. Survivors include daughters Marion Najarian Scottsdale and Theodore Gerr St Paul Minnesota a brother Isadore Green Minnesota eight grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Beth Israel Cemetery
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Scottsdale Arts liquor license debated by city council
The Scottsdale City Council endorsed applying to the State Board of Liquor License and Control for a license for the new Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Some members favored city control while others urged contracting out, amid a statewide license lottery. The city plans liquor sales only with performances and may lease the concession if approved.
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
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Herb Drinkwater
Hink
Richard V. Campana
Filler
Filler Faces Puns Over Arts Center Liquor License
City Attorney Richard Filler, the agent for Scottsdale Center for the Arts liquor license, faced ongoing ribbing at city hall. After the council recommended approval, a joke suggested naming the concession "Filler's, Up."
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Filler
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Arts Center
Assistant AGs barred from public legal opinions in Phoenix memo
Assistant attorneys general were ordered to avoid public legal opinions without prior clearance from Attorney General Bruce Babbitt or James Zagel. The memo notes public confusion over unofficial views being seen as official. Babbitt plans amendments to let division chiefs speak freely and to shift clearance authority.
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James Zagel
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Tucson to review CAP hearings on water contract
Two hearings today on Tucson joining the Central Arizona Project are set for 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Tucson Community Center. By Feb 15 the city must decide on a CAP water contract as debate over price and alternatives continues among officials and voters.
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Morris Udall
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Dphoenix
Raul Castro
Castro
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