Nixon to cut 70,000 U.S. troops from Vietnam by May
President Nixon announced a three month plan to withdraw 70,000 combat troops, reducing U.S. force in Vietnam to 69,000 by May 1. Defense Secretary Laird said the total withdrawal will meet or beat the ceiling while air power remains to support remaining forces.
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UPI
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White House
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Melvin Laird
United States
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Laird
Klahr attacks CODAC board as unrepresentative
Attorney Gary Peter Klahr told the CODAC board that its directors fail to represent youths and parents of troubled children. He criticized Terros House for misleadings parents and lack of rehabilitation coordination. He noted his suit alleging denial of board nomination and said he could bridge the generation gap if seated.
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UPI
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
CODAC
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
Merlin Kampfer
Terros House
Terros
Arizona Bar Association
Board of Governors
Board of Directors
Chile Hit by Strong Earthquake Shakes Central Valparaiso
A strong earthquake struck central Chile at 1 11 a m placing Villa Alemana about 50 miles from Santiago. The quake lasted about 30 seconds and was felt in Santiago and Valparaiso. Police received many calls but reported no injuries or damage.
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UPS
Chile
Villa Alemana
Valparaiso
Student chiefs back Lindsay in Arizona
Five student body presidents from Arizona State University University of Arizona Northern Arizona University Glendale Community and Scottsdale Community endorse Mayor John Lindsay for president and will run as Lindsay delegates. They praised his viability and views and said Lindsay will visit Arizona this weekend.
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UPI
Arizona
John Lindsay
New York City
Norm Keyt
Arizona State
Randy Tufts
University of Arizona
Pat Nitz
Northern Arizona University
Bob Robertson
Glendale
Roger Brooks
Scottsdale
Lindsay
Democratic Party
Mayors to Meet in New Orleans to Outline Goals
Mayor John Driggs and 14 other mayors gather in New Orleans on Sunday to announce legislative aims for the new Congress session. The group plans to present coordinated city priorities to federal lawmakers and push for policy action.
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Phoenix
UPI
John Driggs
New Orleans
Congress
Workshop on Mental Health Stated Friday
An all citizen professional mental health planning workshop is set for 8 30 a m to 2 p m Friday at the Hotel Westward Ho Phoenix. It is hosted by the Maricopa Comprehensive Health Planning Council Mental Health Task Force the Mental Health Association and the Community Council of Maricopa County.
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Westward Ho
Phoenix
Maricopa
Kool-Tv
Paradise Valley Residents Plan Survey Over Mummy Mountain Project
Paradise Valley Homeowners board votes to survey residents on Frank Lloyd Wrights last design planned for Mummy Mountain top. A Save Mummy Mountain Committee may form to oppose the 17000 square foot Donohoe Triptych while some residents defend the owners right to build within ordinances.
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Paradise’ Valley
Donohoe
Kowal
Save
Mummy Mountain
Fred Eldean
Donahoes
Scottsdale swindle nets woman fifteen thousand dollars
A 65 year old Sun City resident, Mrs. Mary Harris, was robbed of $15 000 in Scottsdale after two women posed as realty assistants. The pair lured her into a restaurant on Scottsdale Road and diverted the savings via a bank draft, leaving her with no access to the supposed “Mr Aaron” contact and a closed business at 3801 N Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Harris
Kingswood Circle
Sun City
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Manuel
Aaron
N. Scottsdale
Furniture stolen from Scottsdale home theft reported
Scottsdale police received a report of a burglary at 3040 North Miller Road late last November. Ethel Boyce of Mesa said someone entered her rental property and took about 1600 dollars worth of furniture including a mattress, antique sofa and lamps. The same year the home was broken into twice more. A separate incident at Dick's Apache Liquor on North Scottsdale Road involved a broken window and theft of 40 dollars and six packs of cigarettes. Both cases are under investigation.
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N. Miller Rd
Ethel Boyce
E. McKellips
Mesa
Miller Road
Dick’s Apache Liquor
Scottsdale Rd
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