Marine helicopters strike North Vietnam coast targets
Six carrier based U S Marine AH1 Sea Cobras swept the North Vietnam coast near Dong Hoi and 66 miles above the DMZ, sinking three sampans and damaging six as a foreign freighter unloads supplies to Communist forces. In South Vietnam, dams funded by U S money near Bong Son were destroyed to ease troop movements as 7,500 South Vietnamese troops push to clear the province. In Quang Tri fighting, paratroopers suffered heavy losses with at least 198 North Vietnamese killed. four Americans were injured after their helicopter was hit and forced to land, with crew rescued.
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UPS
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
North
Vietnam
Son Tay
Denver
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
7Th Fleet
U. S
Bong Son
Binh Dinh
Lai
Quang ‘Tri
South China Sea
Quang Tri City
Senate votes split on Nixon wage bill in tight tally
The Senate rejected Nixon's minimum wage plan 47 to 46, paving the way for a more liberal Democratic bill backed by AFL-CIO and Sen. George McGovern. The Democratic proposal would raise the wage to 2.00 by fall for new farm workers and 2.20 later, extending coverage to 8.4 million previously exempt workers. Final action was expected before 10 p.m. EDT.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Afl-Cio
George S. McGovern
McGovern
South Dakota
Nixon
House
City expands design review to include townhouse developments
Scottsdale voters extend seven year old design review ordinance to cover multi unit projects. Council also denied a liquor license for Mr. Lucky's King of Club citing neighborhood noise concerns and approved a beer and wine license for Braunda Short. They ordered Main Street Parking District work and awarded bids for trash containers and demolition. An encroachment permit was granted for Fifth Avenue Merchants Association light standards.
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Scottsdale
Design Review Board
Robert F. Sikora
Mr. Lucky’s
King of Club, Inc
Scottsdale Rd
Bud Tims
Braunda
Village Inn
N. Scottsdale Rdt
Brown Main
Reuter Inc
Plastic Form Inc
Chad Cowley
Reuter
Brown and Son of
Phoenix
City Hall
City Em
Billie Gentry
George Ianella
Fifth Avenue Merchants Association
Gold Dust
Necklace theft at Scottsdale jewelry store reports missing item
Scottsdale police investigated the Tuesday night theft of a $475 Zuni necklace from Hodson's Jewelry. Owner Brian Hodson reported the loss. the handmade gold piece, described as a Rag Buto style, was taken during a June 10- report window.
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Scottsdale
Brian Hodson
Hodson
E. 1St Ave
Buto
Design Review Board Approves Hotel and Development Plans
The Design Review Board approved plans for a 48 unit three story hotel at Pima Country Club 7330 N. Pima Rd. Also OK'd were a 90 unit townhouse plat at McCormick Ranch by Suggs Construction Co a 49 000 square foot Westinghouse office and manufacturing building and a 37 050 square foot Greater Arizona Development Co. work on Camelback Park Plaza.
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Pima Country Club
N. Pima Rd
Suggs Construction Co
McCormick Ranch
Westinghouse Corporation
Greater Arizona Development Co
Camelback Park Plaza
Village Inn Travel Lodge
5Th Ave
E. Thomas
82Nd Street
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
1St Ave
Golf Tourney Under Way At Los Arcos Mall
The four day golf tournament at Los Arcos Mall opened today with a 1 p.m. tee off and a second tee off at 6 30 p m. Entry blanks are available at all 70 Los Arcos stores. Trophies and prizes will be awarded Sunday with KDOT radio co sponsoring the event.
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Los Arcos Mall
Los Arcos
Kdot Radio
Egypt Blames Nixon for Ousting Soviet Advisers
Al Ahram, Cairo, blames President Nixon for Egypt's decision to expel about 20 000 Soviet military advisers after Moscow failed to meet arms promises. The paper flags Soviet friendship as irreplaceable and hints the Moscow Nixon Kremlin talks influenced Sadat. France denies plans to replace the Soviet Union as Egypts arms supplier.
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United Press International
Cairo
Harea
al Ahram Today
Nixon
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
al Ahram
Kremlin
Sadat
Paris
Jean Lecat
France
Expansion fund tops $1 million for Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital has surpassed 1 million dollars in a 3 million drive for a major hospital addition. Gifts and pledges total 1,142,603 with 26,883 from employees and 89,200 from medical staff pledges. The campaign runs through July and includes a 25,000 pledge from the Hospital Auxiliary. Expansion aims for fall 1973 completion with a new central sterile supply department extra space for ancillary services a new telephone switchboard and control system and updated obstetrics and medical surgical beds.
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