Schlesinger retracts CIA crimes charge amid blur of spying
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger withdrew his use of the term misdemeanors for CIA actions and called the alleged violations inappropriate. He said many domestic spying stories were overblown and urged a unified Senate investigation, possibly by a Watergate style panel.
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Washington
UPI
James Schlesinger
Central Intelligence Agency
Schlesinger
CIA
Pentagon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Watergate Committee
House
Viet Cong Overruns Village South of Saigon Then Retaken
Communist troops overran Ap Nhut hamlet, 12 miles southwest of Saigon, forcing 20 militiamen to flee. Government reinforcements retook the village at dawn with no fighting, eight militiamen wounded in the initial clash.
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Saigon
UPS
Ap Nhut
Long An
Vo Xu
Binh Tuy
Hoai Duc
South Vietnam
Laos
Prescott College trustees confront future after closure
Prescott College Board of Trustees, meeting January 31, weighs reopening options after an 11 hour session with Prescott College Mortgage Trust and a professor group forming Prescott College II. Chair Hamilton Wright cites a $250000 needed to reopen and a $4 million mortgage, and notes the board cannot provide assets or the Prescott College name amid legal concerns.
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Phoenix
UPI
Prescott College
Prescott College Mortgage Trust
Prescott College I
Hamilton Wright
Wright
Prescott College II
Phoenix Council Rejects State Prison Site
The Phoenix City Council voted informally to oppose state plans for a new medium security prison on city owned land in South Phoenix. Mayor Tim Barrow and the council offered to help locate an alternate site within the city or nearby Maricopa County.
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Phoenix
Tim Barrow
Maricopa County
APS Head Warns of Immediate Crisis Seeks Big Rate Hike
Arizona Public Service President Keith Turley told the Arizona Corporation Commission that APS faces an urgent financial crisis needing an 18.4 percent rate increase to cover a $55 million short-term note repayment due by mid March and a projected $17.9 million shortfall even with full credit use. He described the situation as a serious emergency.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service
Keith Turley
Arizona Corporation Commission
APS
Turley
Commission
Hospitals Near Capacity In Phoenix Area
Phoenix area hospitals run at near capacity as seasonal illnesses strain resources. St. Joseph's Hospital reports 90 to 95 percent occupancy while Scottsdale Memorial says 226 of 231 beds were full last week amid bronchitis pneumonia and winter visitor influx.
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Phoenix — Area
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Judge in Macumber murder trial misses court due to traffic duty
Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy presided while Macumber's murder trial began a day of photographic evidence and ballistic testimony. Jurors and defendant were absent as Hardy explained he faced traffic court and would resume proceedings later, with witnesses detailing the desert scene and shell evidence from 1962.
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Superior Court
Charles Hardy
William Wayne Macumber
Hardy
Macumber
Tim McGraw
Joyce Ann Sterrenberg
James McKillop
Bell Road
Scottsdale Road
Lawrence Cantor
Cantor
Jerry Hill
City Manager to explain Scottsdale Financial Center compromise
Dale Carter will brief the city council on the Brown Avenue easement compromise with Scottsdale Financial Center developers. The issue centers on floor space limits and whether Brown Avenue was counted in the 80 percent net-lot rule, with the DR board having approved 258,146 square feet including the easement. The council may rework stipulations to exclude the Brown extension and curb project size.
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Dale Carter
Scottsdale Financial Center
Brown Avenue
Indian School Road
Financial Center
Scottsdale Road
Indian School
Scottsdale
Third Street
Brown
DR _ board
Carter
Scottsdale High School
Parrot Gift Linked to Psittacosis Hospitalization
In Nottingham, Joy Jackson gave her husband Maurice a parrot for Christmas. The bird died three days later and both Jacksons were hospitalized with psittacosis, a birdborne disease that can spread to humans.
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Nottingham
England
UPI
Joy Jackson
Maurice
Jackson
Purse snatcher injures 66 year old Canadian woman
A 66 year old Canadian woman, Florence Kosic, was dragged by a purse snatcher for several feet on 70th Street near 4200 block. She suffered a fractured left collarbone and hip and was treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The suspect fled with two accomplices in a waiting car.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Florence Kosic
Fifth Avenue
70Th Street
Medical Assistant Training At Southwestern Preparatory School
Join over 1,200 alumni choosing Southwestern Preparatory School for medical assisting. Curriculum approved by local physicians, low tuition, and instructors who closely mentor each student. Located at 2025 N Central Ave Phoenix AZ 85004. call 252 5696. Owned and operated by the Maricopa County Medical Society.
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Cal
Disern Preparatory School
Southwestern Preparatory School
Maricopa County Medical Society
Central Ave
Phoenix
Arizona
Gunman and accomplices steal about $1000 from store
An armed man and two female accomplices robbed Bill's Lamps and Shades at 7047 E McDowell Rd, taking roughly $1000 after forcing owner Bill Bates into a back room and seizing his wallet. The suspects entered again after promising to fetch the man's wife.
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Bill
E. McDowell Rd
Bill Bates
Bates
Obituary of Mary Chessen in Phoenix area
Mary Chessen 64 died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after seven years in Scottsdale. Services will be Thursday at Sinai Chapel Phoenix with visitation Wednesday. Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include husband Norman and children Ronald Eugene Peter Sherri Judy plus siblings and fifteen grandchildren.
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Mary Chessen
Sinai Chapel
16Th St
Phoenix
Greenwood Memorial Park
Chessen
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. Indian School Rd
Norman
Ronald
Minnesota
Eugene
Chicago
Peter
Hawaii
Sherri
la Jolla
Calif
Judy
Dallas
Tex
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Behnam
Jack Watson
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Kemper
Los Angeles
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