Juvenile hearing set for fatal crash driver
Barton Rasch 18 of Mesa has a juvenile court date set for January 10. He faces potential charges of negligent homicide if transferred to adult court after a two car crash at St and Thomas Rd that killed Ronald Palmer 40 James Skyner 34 and Skyner's 9 year old son Bobby. Five others were injured.
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Llnyd Peters
Rasch
Scottsdale
Ath St
Thomas Rd
Ronald Palmer
James Skyner
Skyner
Bobby
Ue Arash
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Earl Simmons
Elmer
Craig Poirot
Maricopa
County Juvenile Cour
Thomas Tavig
Tang
Israel Syria border clashes escalate with tank fire
Israeli military sources accuse Syria of intensifying border clashes to seize demilitarized zones. They report tank fire and exchanges of machinegun and rifle fire along the 48 mile frontier since year’s end, with Israel deploying battle-ready troops after nine days of limited fighting. Israel vows forceful retaliation for any Syrian attack.
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Syria
Thant
United Nations
New York
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Weather and border clashes mix with forecasted chill
Cloudy conditions persist through today and tonight with a high near 70 and a low around 40. Tomorrow will be cooler reaching a high near 8 and a border region in focus as Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol tours the Tiberias area amid heavy shelling and tank duels with Syria.
Parada del Sol Parade Entries Extended to Jan 26
Parada chairman Ben Hardy announced a deadline extension to January 26 for entering the Parada del Sol parade. About 174 entries are in hand, totaling roughly 1,900 to 2,000 horses and 3,000 people with 10 floats. The extension aims to accommodate groups missing entry forms. The parade theme for this year is The Heroic West.
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Ben Hardy
Haddy
Scottsdale
Flokela
Jaycee Ficket
Scottadale Rd
Main &T
Hoddy
Apollo restaurant owner and staff held by Scottsdale police
The Apollo restaurant at 418 N Old Scottsdale Trl and two employees were arrested by Scottsdale Police detectives around 11 PM Wednesday for permitting alcohol on duty. Helen Kuemanoff Dillion, owner of the nightclub, faced charges of allowing staff to drink while working as two women entertainers were also charged. All were later released on their own recognizance and await arraignment before Judge Wadnar Boyle next week.
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Scottsdale
Scottadale
Helen Kuemanoff Dillion
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Wal Treasen
Jack Long
David Townsend
Kelly
Wadnar Boyle
Elly Court
Scottsdale study says water supply adequate through 1990
Final water report by Leonard Halpenny finds Scottsdale has enough underground water to meet needs at least until 1990. It outlines five options for municipal service, including joint supply with Phoenix, negotiated rates, independent groundwater, and a southern surface and groundwater system.
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Scottsdale
Leonard C. Halpenny
Tucson
Phoenix
Halfenny
Salt River
Indian Henc
Halpenny
Paradise Valley
McDowell Mountains
Phoenix Mountains
Cave Creek
Thunderbird Field
Shea Blvd
Scealtsdale Re
Mao backed by military press signals purge in China
Hong Kong dispatch reports the official Chinese army newspaper supports Mao Zedong's call to purge anti Maoist elements. People's Daily and Red Flag threaten enemies as capitalist labels intensify. Unclear control of the army despite propaganda outlets backing Mao's cultural revolution.
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UPI
Mao Tse-ting
Mao
Central Committee
Liberation Army Daily
Bourgeoige
Shanghai
Peking
Per
Peking Peoples Daily
Hed
Communist Party
Iurider
Massa
China
Jiewspaper
New China News Agency
Peoplea Daily
Red Flag
Communist Party Committee
Army
Anila
Lin Piashed
Liu Shashi
Teng Helao-peng
City seeks temporary possession of land for Thunderbird Field
Scottsdale officials pursue a county court order to take about 15 acres at the northeast end of Thunderbird Field air port to clear a safety zone. City attorney Dick Filler says it may take time before the condemnation suit is heard while city manager Bill Donaldson stresses urgent need for progress and perimeter fencing.
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Maricopa County
Thunderbird Field
Elty
Dick Filler
Bui Donaldson
Filler
Filion
U S Forces Overrun Viet Cong Center Near Saigon
American troops from the 1st Infantry Division seized a Viet Cong command center and bunkers in the Iron Triangle above Saigon. The operation, part of the daylong drive, involved air support blasting snipers and heavy 20 millimeter cannon fire as tanks and bulldozers breached jungle defenses 32 miles northeast of Saigon.
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UPD
Tran Triangle
1St Infantry
Iron Triangle
Tha Treas
U.S
Jeta
Thursday in the news
An international briefing roundup from United Press and The Progress Staff highlighting key events, developments, and notable statements across nations and regions as the week winds down.
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Progress
Government says Baker pocketed campaign funds
The government charged former Senate aide Bobby Baker pocketed most of 100000 dollars given by California Savings and Loans for campaign contributions. Baker faces trial for tax evasion larceny and fraud as Kenneth Childs former president of the largest savings and loan testifies.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
California
Baker
Todiay
Kenneth &. Childs
Savings and Loan
Williams asks fail commission to meet on fair and coliseum ops
Phoenix Governor Jack Williams calls all State Fail Commission members to a Saturday morning session with lawmakers to review operation of the State fair and the Veterans Memorial Coliseum as an audit continues. He notes information is hard to produce until the audit is finished.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
State Fail Commission
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Williams
Scotiadale sees near record year in building activity
City building department figures show 1966 total construction valuation reaching 18.005 million, second only to 1962’s 20.260 million. Major projects included Motorola additions at 2.6 million and Dickson Electronics plant at 1.436 million, with 3,112 permits issued across 121 properties and 29 single family homes plus 14 townhouse blocks.
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Apri
Motorola
Consbyation
Dickson Electronics
Dickson
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