Patrol chief wins high court ruling
Arizona Supreme Court refused to consider Herbell Britton’s bid to become highway patrol superintendent, leaving Greg Hathaway’s status intact and paving the way for Gov. Jack Williams to appoint a successor from the merit council list after Hathaway’s retirement. The case raised whether a vacancy existed and whether the governor could appoint outside patrol ranks.
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Arizona
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Heart Unit Display At Papago Plaza Saturday
Scottsdale Heart unit sponsors a public display at Papago Plaza Shopping Center from 10 am to 4 pm showcasing heart education programs. The PhonoCardioScan device tests heart defects in schoolchildren and has tested 1,500 youngsters in the Phoenix area. Donations will fund another unit for Scottsdale schools and volunteer technicians will be trained to operate it. Other displays cover heart monitoring equipment and Scottsdale school no smoking programs.
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Papago Plaza
John Shaw
E. McDonald
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Scottsdale School
Sinatra Jr Engaged in spur of moment New Orleans romance
Frank Sinatra Jr announced his engagement to Pamela Peterson of Yardville New Jersey after proposing during a recent flight. She flew to New Orleans for his 29th birthday party and accepted with a champagne bottle and cake as reporters heard of the sudden announcement. His father Frank Sinatra was en route to Florida and plans to live in Los Angeles with his future daughter in law.
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Frank Sinatra, Jr
Sinatra
Pamela Peterson
Yardville
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Mia Farrow
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Peterson
Roosevelt Hotel
Florida
Los Angeles
Decision delayed on open space pool project near Coronado schools
The open space funds request for a new pool at the park adjacent to Coronado High and Tom to Elementary Schools is delayed until February. Parks director L B Scacewater says officials offered no reason but signal a strong chance of approval. opening could slip to about June 1.
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Tomto
L. B. Scacewater
Parks and Recreation
Scacewater
Marines guilty in slayings in Vietnam
Two more U S Marines were convicted in the mutilation slayings of two South Vietnamese villagers. Cpl Stanley J Luczko of Massachusetts and Pfc Ronald A Platkowski of New Jersey received life and 10 year terms respectively. A West Virginia Marine also got life for the same case.
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Vietnam
UPI
U.S
Marine Corps
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Stanley J. Luczko
Gardner
Mass
Pfc
Ronald A. Platkowski
Trenton
N.J
Luczko
Platkowski
West Virginia
South overruled missteps in bridge play and fat loss ad
Reading describes a bridge hand where South errs by playing the ace and mismanages trump and diamond sequences. It contrasts with better lines including refusals of heart trump, then a ten of spades finesse. The page also runs a weight loss advertisement for Odrinex with a money back guarantee.
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