U S planes pound outskirts of Phnom Penh amid heavy raids
UPI reports American warplanes bombed targets near Phnom Penh as government forces were cut off at five points around the capital. The 124th straight day of bombing included a 90 minute skirmish on Highway 6 near Prek Kham. A convoy of 482 trucks and trailers entered Phnom Penh under heavy air cover, delivering livestock and rice from Battambang.
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UPI
U.S
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Highway 6
Prek Kham
Nelson faults drug prices amid two-tier pricing claim
Senator Gaylord Nelson criticizes the drug industry for charging Americans up to two times what foreign buyers pay. A Justice Department study allegedly shows domestic wholesalers often set lower prices for overseas shipments, contradicting industry explanations of market differences.
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Washington
UPI
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
US District Court
Sylvester E. Ryan
Senate Select Committee of
Eli Lilly & Co
Senate
Tanaka back in power as Tokyo assembly shifts
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's Liberal Democratic Party regained control of the Tokyo assembly in a surge that underscores the LDP's return to power in national politics. The result solidifies Tanaka's influence and signals a renewed mandate amid regional affirmations.
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Tokyo
UPI
Kakuei Tanaka
Liberal Democratic Party
Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly
Tanaka
Japan Communist Party
Communists
LDP
CEP to cut program in Phoenix after funding loss
The Concentrated Employment Program will cut 63 staff, a 37 percent cut, and phase out at least two programs after a $700,000 shortfall in federal funds. The shakeup affects mental health services run through St. Luke's Hospital and Catholic Social Services and county daycare services for enrollees' children. Since last Oct 1, CEP says it has placed 1,098 enrollees in jobs, surpassing its yearly goal by 25 percent.
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Phoenix
UPI
CEP
Charles Johnson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Catholic Social Services
Parking studied for planned downtown hotel
Phoenix city council discussed a parking garage for a 700-room Hyatt Regency Hotel and leasing 250 of 1,150 Civic Plaza spaces to National Properties. The proposed six level garage would cost 3.3 million with financing to be decided. A non profit or parking improvement district was considered.
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Phoenix
UPI
Civic Plaza
National Properties of
National Properties
Hyatt Regency
Grand Canyon Clinic Reopens Under Samaritan Health Service
Samaritan Health Service reopens the Grand Canyon Clinic after a two week closure due to physician and funding gaps. Stephen M. Morris confirms the turnabout followed by securing a physician, Dr. Jeffrey Fokens, and a new Park Service funding agreement signed with officials Friday. The 22 bed facility, previously a hospital, will operate 8 am to 5 pm daily May 15 to Oct 1 and 8 am to 5 pm weekdays Oct 1 to May 15, with on call nurse coverage.
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Grand Canyon Clinic
Samaritan Health Service
National Park Service
Stephen M. Morris
SHS
Samaritan
Park Service
Grand Canyon
Morris
Jeffrey Fokens
Fokens
New Jersey
University of Tennessee Medical School
Good Samaritan
The
Dollar bounces in Europe amid currency turmoil
In London, UPI reports dollar declines against currencies in Tokyo and Hong Kong as European markets reel from lack of central bank action. Light, erratic trading followed Basel weekend notes of possible dollar defense and US intervention, with dealers awaiting American bank openings for direction.
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London
UPI
U.S
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Basel
Switzerland
United States
Chase Manhattan Bank
Scottsdale approves electricity purchase for street lighting district
Scottsdale City Council resolves to buy electricity for Public park and street lighting in Cranbrook Manor area. The measure authorizes the Superintendent of Streets to contract with Salt River Project and to levy ad valorem taxes to cover district expenses, with two public notices to follow.Emergency declared for public safety. resolution effective after final passage and publication July 1973.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arzona
Thomas Road
71St Place
Virginia
Cranbrooke Manor
70Th Street
71St Street
Arizona
Virgina
Cran Brooke Manor
Cty Council
City of
A.R
Council of
Salt River Project
A.R.S
G& Srb&m
Said Alley
Aey
Virginia Avenue
Scottsdale Seeks Bids for Indian Bend Wash Spillway Extension
The City Council of Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona invites proposals for the Indian Bend Wash Arizona Canal Spillway Extension. Sealed bids must be received by 10 00 A M July 17 1973 at Scottsdale City Hall 3939 Civic Center Plaza for furnishing construction services and materials. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
State of Arizona
Indian Bend Wash
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale City Hall
Civic Center Plaza
Arizona
City of
State of
Atd
Taran Bend Wash
Daniel Craby
Scottsdale ad for Indian Bend Wash Spillway Extension bids
City of Scottsdale invites bids for the Indian Bend Wash Arizona Canal Spillway Extension. Details include bid rejection rights, No bid withdrawals after 30 days, nonrefundable plan fee of 2 dollars, required contractor license numbers, and 10 percent bid bond. Published July 9, 1973 by City Engineer Daniel Craby.
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Indian Bend Wash
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale
Civic Center Plaza
Arizona
Industrial Commission of Arizona
Daniel C2raby
Scottsdale Passes Emergency Resolution for Street Lighting Contract
The Scottsdale City Council approves Resolution 1166 authorizing the Superintendent of Streets to contract with Arizona Public Service for electricity for street lighting in Sands Scottsdale Unit Two and declares an emergency. Also details sealed bids for the Indian Bend Wash Arizona Canal Wasteway Enlargement, bid opening on July 17, 1973, with requirements on qualifications and prevailing wage.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arzona
SANDS
Arizona
City of
Arzona Public Service Company
Scottsdale approves emergency to fund street lighting district
Resolution 1163 authorizes the Scottsdale City Council to proceed with funding for electric street and park lighting in Villa Del Oro Unit Two and adjacent areas. The plan, approved by prior resolutions, uses district assessments, secured by taxes, with costs levied and collected through Maricopa County. The measure, deemed an emergency, was passed and adopted on July 3, 1973, with publication July 9 and 10.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Villa del Oro
RSE
G&sre&m
FNGD
City County
OFSE
le Tregale
Maricopa Courty
Amione
Scatsdale
City of Scotsaate
City of
Loughting Limprovement
Arizona Panic Service Company
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