Sides Agree to Uphold Vietnam Pact and Cambodia Cease Fire
Four-party document reiterates the Jan. 27 cease fire and calls for foreign troops to leave Cambodia and Laos. Kissinger says the pact does not force an end to bombing in Cambodia and highlights ongoing U.S. diplomacy and continued discussions with Le Duc Tho. Saigon signs under pressure. Thieu cited disappointment over not restoring the DMZ or ordering North Vietnamese forces out.
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Paris
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Cambodia
Kissinger
Country
Laos
le Duc Tho
U.S
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Prober doubts Stans claims during Watergate hearing
Sen. Herman Talmadge challenged Maurice Stans on why he worried about bumper sticker details while millions in disbursements for unknown targets flowed through Nixon campaign channels. Stans acknowledged some supervision, noting daily contribution reports and personal familiarity with donors.
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Washington
UPI
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Talmadge
Nixon
Baker and Talmadge
Interior rejects Kaiparowits coal plant in Glen Canyon area
Secretary Rogers C Morton rejects all right of way applications for the Kaiparowits Plateau coal fired plant in southern Utah citing adverse air quality and environmental impacts on Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Interagency task force recommended denial amid plans for six plants in the Colorado River Basin. Kaiparowits would have employed 2500 workers and 30 million yearly payroll. other plants in operation or under construction total 3 400 to 3 680 megawatts once built.
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Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Lake Powell
Morton
Colorado River Basin
Kaiparowits
Four Corners
Farmington N.M
Arizona utilities lament denied Kuaiparawits Power Plant permit
Phoenix utilities leaders expressed disappointment as federal denial halted the Kalparowits project in Southern Utah. C B Morton announced the permit refusal citing environmental reasons. William P Reilly of Arizona Public Service and Les Alexander of Salt River Project warned the decision will push participants to seek alternative power sources in the coming decade.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Utilities
Kuaiparawits
Utah
Rogers C.B. Morton
Arizona
Undercover raid nets marijuana in Scottsdale
DPS agents raided a Scottsdale residence Tuesday afternoon arresting three men Ralph E. Bryan 28 Ronald J. Pimkowski 24 and David B. Roland 24 all of whom face possession for sale charges. The seizure totaled 42 kilograms of marijuana and 3174 in cash with about 100 pills of dangerous drugs also confiscated pending lab analysis. The warrant was issued by Judge Marion Reno Northwest Phoenix Justice Court. Bond not set and no formal complaint filed.
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Department of Public Safety
Scottsdale
DPS
Ralph E. Bryan
Ronald J
Pimkowski
Indianola
David B. Roland
Yuma
Marion Reno
Northwest Phoenix
Youth Hurt After Fall From Truck in Scottsdale
A 14-year-old Scottsdale boy Brandon Slason was injured Tuesday evening when he fell from a pickup bed as the vehicle turned onto Oak Street from Granite Reef Road. He was kept overnight at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and released the next morning. Police say he and two other teens were riding in the bed of the truck driven by 16-year-old John T. Merrett as it turned at Oak Street. Slason fell at about 7 05 p.m. No citations were issued.
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Scottsdale
Oak Street
Granite Reef Road
Brandon Slason
Camelback Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Slason
John T. Merrett
Roanoke Ave
Oak
Southwest Regional Conference of NARC Held in Phoenix
The Salt River ARC hosts the 1973 Southwest Regional Conference of the National Association for Retarded Children from Thursday to Saturday at Mountain Shadows Resort. Delegates from eight states will attend workshops hear national speakers and discuss mental retardation developments. Public welcome with advance reservations via Salt River ARC.
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Salt River Association For Retarded Children
ARC
National Association For Retarded Children
NARC
Mountain Shadows Resort
Arizona
California
Hawaii
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Philip Roos
Arlington
Tex
John Sterrett
Colorado Springs
Colo
Floyd Spar
Dale Roschewski
Salt River Abc
Barbara Coffey
Jackie Doerr
Mary Gray
Carol Israel
Donna Roeder
Dismissal stay sought in BYU $12 million suit
Dan Bartos of Scottsdale asks a three judge panel to review a request for a stay of the dismissal of his $12 million suit against Brigham Young University. He alleges prejudice by Judge Carl Muecke who ruled the case improper for lack of jurisdiction. Bartos claims BYU pressured his daughter into religious activity and cites alleged mistreatment by campus police in Provo Utah.
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Phoenix
UPI
Scottsdale
Brigham Young University
Dan Bartos
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Bartes
Muecke
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Bonnie
BYU
Provo
Utah
Firing of Ft Grant superintendent upheld by hearing officer
A hearing officer recommended the State Personnel Commission uphold the dismissal of Steve Vukcevich as superintendent of the State Industrial School for Boys at Ft Grant. Barbara Dunham found sufficient evidence for firing on grounds of inefficiency improper attitude neglect of duty and insubordination. Phoenix City Manager gets raise to 45000 with 3000 increase approved in executive session.
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Phoenix
State Personnel Commission
Steve Vukcevich
State Industrial School For Boys
Ft. Grant
Vukcevich
Robert Corbin
Alvin Larson
Scottsdale
Barbara Dunham
Tax refunds sought after Indians refund ruling
Nearly 16 000 tax refund claims filed with the State Tax Commission after the Supreme Court ruling that reservation workers are not taxed. Officials say four years of back income tax will be refunded due to four years liability under the statute of limitations. GUADALUPE A service station owner was arrested on charges of attempting to sell 23 ounces of uncut heroin to federal agents. Carlos Trevino Torres, 41, identified by Phil E. Jordan as head of the local Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs office, with heroin valued at 250 000 dollars.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Guadalupe
Phil E. Jordan
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Carlos Trevino-Torres
Jordan
Prisoners Deny Favors in Jail Inquiry
A Pima County Sheriff's Department spokesman said an investigation into sexual favors alleged by a 24 year old inmate at the county jail is closed. Howard Briggs reported all 16 women inmates interviewed denied the charges except the accuser.
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Tucson
Pima County
Man Held in Bond Theft Case at JFK Airport
FBI arrested 58 year old Ick Fago of Phoenix on charges of interstate transportation of forged and altered corporate bonds worth 49 million dollars. Theft occurred March 22 at John F Kennedy Airport in New York, FBI agent Paul Mohr said.
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Phoenix
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ick Fago
Paul Mohr
FBI
John F. Kennedy
New York
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Merrie
United Press International Northrup
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Linois
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Pan Am Glove
Forgan, Inc
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Indus
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American Brands
Skaggs
American Can
Southern Pacific
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At&t
Standard of Calif
Talley Industries
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Texaco
Bell & Howell
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Bendix
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TWA
Boeing
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United Aircraft
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Zenith
Emerson
Exxon
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier
Gia
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Honeywell
IBM
It&t Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton 9'S
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
Rockwell Intl
Melly
Dr. Roos
Jensen
Sut
E. van Buren
United Press International
John B. Wentz
John Driggs
Driggs
Valley Bank
Vailey Bank
Mber
Scottsdale Rd
Ron Chase
Aleat
Bank
Savings & Loan
McBewell Rd
Safari
Sunburst
Don Ruff
Roy Johnson
Scottsdale Ltd
Shea
Joe Kohter
Gak St
Don Green
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