Advisers told to fall back to large bases in Vietnam
UPI reports American military advisers ordered to withdraw from small outposts if a cease fire nears, to avoid casualties. Spokesmen deny Saigon directive, but field orders noted in Hue aim to spare lives while permitting backfire when attacked. Air power remains at full strength with extensive B52 raids and allied support.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Barney Seibert
Hue
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Viet
Namese
Vietnam
South Vietnamese Army
ARVN
Guam
Thailand
FDA orders new food labels with calories fats and vitamins
Washington reports the FDA declares the forthcoming labeling change the most significant since 1946. It requires calories fats carbohydrates and vitamin breakdown per serving on products from milk to bread and affects fortified items and those making nutrition claims. Full impact ninety days away with partial rollout this summer.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Beachball deal in Mexico leaves man short
Norman Sykes of Scottsdale says he sold 9,000 beachballs for 1,162 to be taken to Mexico where they would fetch about 2,250. The buyer reportedly promised to deliver but called Dec 28 with a 720 offer and has since vanished with no payment.
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Scottsdale
Mexico
Norman R. Sykes
Arcadia Lane
Lykes
J Earl Snyder Obituary Pioneer of Arizona Film Industry
J Earl Snyder 65 a pioneer in the motion picture industry and former Our Gang child actor died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. native of Kansas City he helped found Arizona sound picture operations and led the first complete equipment rental and production coordination company in the state. survived by wife Maxine two daughters Joan and Diana two sons Ted and Chet four grandchildren services Friday 9 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church rosary Thursday 7 30 pm at Green Acres Mortuary visitation tonight at the mortuary.
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Earl Snyder
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Snyder
N. Parkway
Arizona
California
Fred Graham
Graham Studios
Carefree
Kansas City
Scottsdale
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Tortilla Flat Resort Owner Jerry Stepan Dies at 70
Jerry A. Stepan 70, owner of the Tortilla Flat Resort on the Apache Trail for 20 years, died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He came to the Valley in 1948 from Chicago, leaving a daughter Violet. Private services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Paradise Chapel with cremation to follow.
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Jerry A. Stepan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Stepan
Crystal Lane
The
Valley
Chicago
Paradise Chapel
S. Indian School Rd
Tax hike abatement suggested by Arizona board
The State Board of Property Tax Appeals urged a moratorium on property tax increases for seniors and low income homeowners. It proposed deferring taxes until payment is possible or death, with deferred amounts becoming a lien on the property. Details to be set by legislators.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Property Tax Appeals
Jack Williams
Conlan Named to Two House Committees
Rep. John Conlan of Arizona wins appointments to the banking and currency committee and the science and astronautics committee in his freshman term. The Republican leadership announced the two committee assignments.
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Phoenix
UPI
John Conlan
R-Ariz
House
Conlan
Banking and Currency Committee
Science and Astronautics Committee
Barr Seeks Uniform Arizona Property Tax Appraisal
UPI reports House Majority Leader Burton Barr said the time is at hand to determine if Arizona property tax assessments are applied uniformly and equitably. He cited disputes between county assessors and the State Department of Property Valuation and homeowner protests over rising valuations. A decision on course of action will come soon as school finance reform is considered.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Burton Barr
Arizona
Barr
State Department of Property Valuation
Missing Phoenix twin engine plane en route to Palm Springs
A Cessna 421 with four aboard disappeared after leaving Phoenix Sky Harbor. Pilot Bruce Wood of Phoenix reported approaching Palm Springs at 8,000 feet at 5 07 p m. Passengers include Fred Hoffman and ee Hoffman of Prescott area. Civil Air Patrol began search from Hamilton AFB.
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Phoenix
UPI
Palm Springs
Calif
Federal Aviation Administration
Bruce Wood
Sky Harbor International
Ee Hoffman
Cott Valley Land Co
Prescott
Fred Hoffman
FAA
Paradise Valley approves Camelback Country Club Estates plat
The PV planning commission recommended final plat approval for Camelback Country Club Estates Units III and IV a 37 lot development near Scottsdale Road and Northern Avenue. It also backed a Mockingbird Water Company special use permit for a booster station on Paradise View Estates lot. Abandonment of two street dedications totaling 50 feet was continued, involving Last Dutchman Drive in Club Estates.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Camelback Country Club Estates
Scottsdale Road
Northern Avenue
Mockingbird Water Company
Lot
Paradise
Safety stripes program to paint white lines on Arizona highways
Arizona will paint white safety stripes along the right hand side of primary and secondary roads over six years in a 3.6 million program covering 5100 miles. Officials say the stripes improve edge visibility and keep traffic away from the center. State Engineer William Price noted a five month study on U S 66 between Kingman and Seligman found fewer and less severe accidents after stripes were placed 14 feet from center.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Wiliam Price
Kingman
Seligman
Thief Takes Silverware Gun From Scottsdale Home
Police investigate thefts at multiple locations including Irwin Nowak’s home where an $800 silverware set and a $150 shotgun were taken between noon and 8 p.m. Tuesday. A $200 pin and 42 silver dollars were also missing from the residence. Entry came via a broken family room door glass and unlocked internal doors.
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Scottsdale
Irwin Nowak
86Th St
Eldorado
N. Miller Rd
Vernon Graff
E. Fillmore St
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation offers specialty classes
Registration for specialty classes runs through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m at Eldorado Recreation Center with brochures at City Hall Library Public Service Building and Eldorado Center. Classes include adult teen and children performing arts and creative arts at Eldorado Cholla Cocopah Paiute and Navajo schools. Registration on first day of class meeting is allowed if spots remain. classes begin next Monday.
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Scottsdale
Navajo
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Osborn Road
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