Palmer's back Jim Palmer shops for golf slacks with father
Orioles ace Jim Palmer returns to Phoenix with wife and infant daughter after a World Series hero season. He, a Scottsdale High graduate, was aided by his father Max, a Sak's Fifth Ave salesman, during a shopping stop in town.
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Open Classrooms Planned for Scottsdale Annex Project
Scottsdale plans an annex to Cocopah Elementary with two eight class wing open type spaces. Half of each wing will be open with light folding doors. carpeted areas reduce noise and increase flexibility for group activities and instruction. Two wings include work rooms and conference spaces with rooms for reading and itinerant special education staff.
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Border clashes flare as Jordan and Israel brace for wider clash
Jordan reports a border firing incident as Israeli troops clash with shepherds south of Ramsiss near the 48 mile border with Syria. No casualties reported. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol prepares a Knesset address warning Syria of grave consequences if harassment continues. Eban cautions talks only after Syria ends border aggression.
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Minuteman leader jailed four years in weapon case
Robert Bolivar DePugh head of the Minutemen was sentenced to four years in prison and five years probation on conspiracy and illegal possession of firearms charges. Troy Houghton got three years and Walter Peyson two years plus probation. The case followed weapons confiscation and warnings from officials about dangerous arms in circulation.
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Liberal House Democrats seat Jacob Gilbert to Ways and Means
In Washington Liberal House Democrats win their first 90th Congress victory seating Jacob Gilbert of New York on the Ways and Means Committee by a two vote margin over Omar Burleson of Texas Gilbert backs most Johnson programs and joins the committee amid broader civil and foreign policy developments.
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State roundup Battaglia hearing delayed
Tucson hearing to suppress government evidence in the Battaglia case was continued to tomorrow morning at the defense request. Judge William Goodwin granted the delay. the rescheduled session follows an earlier plan to resume today.
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Mansfield sues Jungleland over lion attack injuring son
Actress Jayne Mansfield files a 1.6 million lawsuit against Jungleland animal compound after her son Zoltan six is mauled by a lion described as tame. He had three major operations and was released on Christmas Day after four weeks in Conejo Valley Hospital.
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Army confines pro-Mao cadets amid Beijing power struggle
Hong Kong based Peking Radio reports officers at Chinese military and air force academies confined many cadets to quarters to curb Maoist support after Maoist victories in Shanghai. Maoists poised to strike other opposition centers as Fanatic Red Guard youths raid Confucius birthplace in Shandong. Shiu Shao gui reportedly set up a battle headquarters 225 miles south of Beijing.
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Arizona lawmakers push first debates on smog and bribery bills
Senate President Marshall Humphrey aims to move the smog control measure to a Thursday floor vote with final passage Friday and send it to the House. In the House Speaker Stan Turley seeks floor debate on bribery laws and campaign funding restrictions as session enters its second week. The appropriations panel proposes 23.6 million for university projects, with possible trimming.
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Teamster pay hike demands outlined by Hoffa
Hoffa presented the trucking industry with a three year contract demand to raise hourly wages by 25 cents per year and mileage rates by half a cent per mile for about 500 000 Teamsters. Negotiations opened at the Washington Hilton with 7 500 trucking firms represented.
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City wins partial possession of land at Thunderbird Airport
The City of Scottsdale obtained possession but not title to about 15 acres at the northeast end of the Thunderbird Airfield for a clear zone. The Arizona Supreme Court ordered possession pending condemnation, relocation of Hayden Rd, fencing of litigated land, and posting of a 65 154 bond. City manager Bill Donaldson warned a year or two before condemnation, risking airport operations this summer.
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