Chou En Lai Meets U.S. Delegation in Peking on Cambodia Bombing
Premier Chou En Lai hosted eight American congressmen and aides at the Great Hall of the People. He condemned U.S. bombing in Cambodia while debating nuclear arms talks and the Taiwan issue. He warned he will not visit the United States while Chiang Kai-shek's ambassador remains.
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UPI
Chou Enlai
U.S
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Africa
Europe
Chou
United States
Soviet Union
Taiwan
United
Washington
Sihanouk
Sen
Warren G. Magnusen
Magnuson
Peking’s Great Hall of the People
Council backs park proposal to consolidate Grand Canyon lands
Arizona Conservation Council narrowly endorses Senator Barry Goldwater’s bill by a 4-3 vote at a monthly meeting of 16 member groups. The plan would unite Grand Canyon National Park with several monuments and bordering lands while opposing land deletions that could trim park boundaries and hinder Havasupai grazing needs. Congress has hearings set for July 20 in Washington on the measure.
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Arizona Conservation Council
Barry Goldwater
Grand Canyon
Congress
Havasupai
Peggy Spaw
Audubon Society
Council
Tenderfoot Plateau
Jensen Tank
Marble Canyon West
Slide Mountain
Colorado River
Havasupai Reservation
Colorado
Park
Canyon
House Interior Committee
Washington
Grand Canyon National Park
Grand Canyon National Monument
Marble Canyon National Monument
Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Webster death ruled accident in Scottsdale shooting
Donald Lee Webster a 22 year old Vietnam veteran died from a accidental gunshot wound ruled by a Scottsdale coroner's jury after a June 14 incident at the home of Mrs. Katie Trevino. Witnesses described Webster forcing entry and firing the pistol while near his head.
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Donald Lee Webster
Scottsdale
Webster
Donald L. Webster
Olivia Martinez
Phoenix
Katie Trevino
E. Beatrice Sr
Young Webster
Scottsdale,Memorial Hospital
Rosenzweig opposes Fannin DUI charge probe
Phoenix attorney notes state probe into Sen. Paul Fannin DUI case lacks useful purpose after three doctors supported Breathalyzer results. County Attorney Moise Berger says 400 hours were spent and a grand jury will hear the information. Rosenzweig, long-time ally, criticizes Berger for publicity and insists the matter is settled.
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Phoenix
UPI
Harry Rosenzweig
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Moise Berger
Fannin
Rosenzweig
Berger
Paradise Valley School Budget Approved for 1973 74
Paradise Valley School Board adopted the district 1973 74 budget totaling 9.65 million dollars, up 1.8 million from last year. Supt H Ray Shipley cites a 15 to 20 percent rise in students plus a six percent inflation factor as causes. The operating budget includes a seven percent salary increase for 410 certificated employees and all classified personnel.
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Paradise Valley
H. Ray Shipley
Scottsdale Man Found Dead in Desert Near Pinnacle Peak
A Scottsdale man, John Bailey Ammons, 40, was found dead two miles east of Cave Creek Road near Pinnacle Peak Road after apparently shooting himself twice with a rifle. Deputies say he had been seen aiming the rifle at himself at home days earlier.
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Scottsdale
Pinnacle Peak Road
John Bailey Ammons
E. Pershing
Cave Creek Road
Ammons
DayLong Yoga Seminar at Los Arcos Mall
A day long yoga seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday in the Community Service Room at the First Federal Savings building in Los Arcos Mall. The 3HO Foundation of Phoenix offers six workshops. Fee is 3 per session plus lunch and supper.
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First Federal Savings Building
Los Arcos Mall
3Ho Foundation of Phoenix
Scottsdale bike auction slated for Saturday morning
The Scottsdale Police Department will hold a bicycle auction Saturday in the lot behind headquarters. Thirty nine bikes will be auctioned to the public starting at 10 a.m.
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Scottsdale Police Department
Club hosts melon bust for antique cars display
The Model A Club of Phoenix plans a watermelon bust open to the public Saturday at 7:30 p.m. A display of gy cars and other antique automobiles is expected to draw enthusiasts.
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Model A Club of
Phoenix
Theft of two diamond rings reported in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police investigated the theft of two diamond rings valued at 30 000 dollars from 7401 E Chaparral Rd where Joan Spalding says two male friends visited, served a drink, and she woke to find the rings missing while her husband was elsewhere in the home. One ring was 12 000 dollars with a four carat diamond. the other 18 000 dollars with a six carat diamond.
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Scottsdale
Joan Spalding
E. Chaparral Rd
Resort hotel plan gains city approval
The Development Review Board approved a 5 million resort hotel at the southwest corner of Indian School Road and Civic Center Plaza to be built by Doubletree Inns with Peter Lendrum as architect. The panel also okayed a 216 unit condominium project on Hayden Road and McDonald Drive, plus a 38 townhouse and 86 residence plat at Petroglyph Hills.
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Indian School Road
Civic Center Plaza
Doubletree Inns
Peter Lendrum
Hayden Road
McDonald Drive
Petroglyph Hills
104Th Street
Cactus Road
Ted Jones Construction Co
N. 68Th St
76Th Street
Chaparral Road
Saba’s
Shea Boulevard
Julio Garcia
Camelback Rd
Firefighters battle 100 acre brush blaze near Cave Creek Road
Scottsdale firefighters spent about two hours Thursday morning tackling a brush fire on the east side of Cave Creek Road at Jomax Road. Officials reported the blaze burned 100 acres of moderate to heavy brush and investigators had not yet determined a cause.
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Scottsdale
Cave Creek Road
Jomax Road
Weather easing as heat peak nears across the Valley
The National Weather Service projects partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of evening thundershowers today and Saturday. Highs reach about 110 today and 105 on Saturday with overnight lows in the mid 80s and a 10 percent rain chance. Arizona observed near record highs with Flagstaff and Phoenix reporting notable highs and a new high minimum for the date, while scattered showers and storms affect the southeast and White Mountains.
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National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Flagstaff
Phoenix
White Mountains
Rim Country
Weather Service
Shofstall policy remarks spark rounds of comment
A Phoenix briefing notes Shofstall criticizing education policy while a Flagstaff update reports Udall 22 fined 300 and given six months probation for marijuana charges and one day in jail. Safford mentions McNulty becoming successor to late Charles Awalt, who died in a Phoenix hospital.
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Phoenix
Sbsal
Nprope
Shofstall
Flagstaff
Mark E. Udall
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Udall Ale
Justice of the Peace
Harold Longfellow
Sedona
Safford
James McNulty Jr
Bisbee
Charles Awalt
One Awalt
Steiger to Meet Apaches Over Rancher Deadline Extension
Rep Sam Steiger Republican Arizona planned a meeting with San Carlos Apache leaders to seek an extension of the July 1 deadline for non Indian ranchers to vacate tribal land. Interior Department returned the land to the Indians in 1969, but ranchers still hold federal grazing permits on the 200000 plus acres.
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San Carlos
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Appeals Court Overturns Abortion Advertising Conviction
The Arizona State Court of Appeals overturned a Tempe misdemeanor conviction for advertising abortions by New Es, Inc. The ruling reversed the Tempe City Court and Maricopa County Superior Court convictions.
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Phoenix
Tempe
State Court of Appeals
Yew County
The
Newes, Inc
Police seek hit-run vehicle after Scottsdale crash
Police search for an unidentified car and driver after a Pima Road head on near Indian Bend Road at 5 p.m. Delonna Lofstedt 24 said she swerved to avoid the car and was sideswiped. She and Victoria Poggi 57 were treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. No citations were issued.
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Pima Road
Indian Bend Road
Delonna K. Lofstedt
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Pima
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale-area
Victoria Poggi
Miller Road
Oak Street
Edith Anne Cohen
68Th St
Mary C Wentland obituary services Saturday in Phoenix
Mary Catherine Wentland 71 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel 601 E Indian School Rd. Cremation will follow. Survivors include her husband Floyd. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Mary Catherine Wentland
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Floyd
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