Nixon faces veto threat as public works bill passes
House approves a 5.4 billion public works bill aimed at creating jobs in high unemployment areas. The measure would finance up to 80 percent of sewer, hospital, and public building projects, with related programs totaling 1.5 billion for Appalachian development and 19 billion for economic development grants. Nixon previously vetoed similar bills and risks again.
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Dole blasts Vietnam pullout deadline amid Senate vote
Republican National Chairman Robert Dole warned a December 31 withdrawal deadline would undermine a just settlement in Vietnam as the Senate neared a vote on the McGovern Hatfield amendment cutting funds for redeployments after year end. Dole urged compromise toward June 30 while Nixon aides dismissed the plan. A federal judge limited further Times Pentagon study leaks amid fallout from the disclosures.
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Viet Cong raids Cambodian capital and Vietnam airbase hit
Vietnamese communiques say Viet Cong units raided Cambodian naval guard posts on Phnom Penh outskirts forming a rocket and mortar ring around the city. Earlier in January a VC attack hit the capital airport. Saigon says a U.S. helicopter was shot down near Khe Sanh with two crewmen killed and two wounded as B 52s target North Vietnamese buildup near the DMZ.
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Safari crosswalk eyed for removal amid safety concerns
Public Works director Marc Stragier says the crosswalk between Safari Hotel and Fashion Square may be removed after four pedestrian car incidents in 10 months. The 200 foot section north of Camelback Scottsdale intersection was discussed informally with a possible underground walkway at about $10,000, funded by merchants.
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Power Poles To Move Along Scottsdale Road Paradise Valley
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended Council approval to relocate APS power poles 25 feet farther from Scottsdale Road between Jackrabbit and Vista Drive to accommodate a widening project. The panel also approved final plat plans for Paradise View Estates a 33 home subdivision on Tatum Boulevard south of Mockingbird with naming to follow.
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Death ruled self-inflicted in Tempe student shooting
Tal Davison, 29, architectural student at Taliesin West, was found dead in a Tempe home from a single chest wound. Judge George A. Boyd ruled death by own action. Davison, a construction worker, served in Europe and is survived by his parents and sister. Cremation to follow.
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Cosmonauts Mark 10th Day in Space With Radiation Studies
Soviet Salyut crew Lt Col Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev marked day ten aboard the 25 ton station carrying out scientific duties. Tass said the cosmonauts worked in shifts most of the day collecting data on cosmic radiation in and around the station and studying radiation safety and dosimetric monitoring systems.
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Man faces drug charge after arrest on warrant
Lester Selby a 25 year old of 4530 North 73rd Street was arrested about 1 am today at Scottsdale Road and Oak Street on a warrant charging possession of dangerous drugs. Scottsdale police said the warrant came from Maricopa County sheriff's office after a minor traffic stop and Selby was turned over to sheriff's officers today.
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Two More Bodies Found From Edisco Sinking Near Corregidor
The Philippine Coast Guard reports two additional corpses recovered from the excursion boat Edisco which sank Saturday off Corregidor. Rescue teams continue searching for missing passengers as the death toll rises.
Theft claims total of over two thousand from Mayer home
William Mayer of 6721 E McDowell reported items valued at 2033 stolen from January to June 1 with no sign of forced entry. Missing were government bonds a ring and a suitcase. Mayer named a suspect as police linked the thefts to a series of incidents. Also two thefts reported at a William Lyon Development Corp apartment site at 68th Street and Osborn Road and a Monday theft of a 400 power saw and a 170 refrigerator.
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High-rise complex clears Design Review approval in Phoenix
The Design Review Board approved plans for an 880 unit condo high rise on a 40 acre Hayden and Camelback site after a lawsuit reduced the project from 960 units. The complex includes 14 buildings with four seven story structures and other multi story blocks. A scale model was locked away during the session but approval was granted 4 1. Also approved were plans for a 178 unit apartment complex on Thomas Hayden and remodeling a residence into an office at 6927 E Thomas Rd.{"error":"text truncated"}
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Three Injured In Scottsdale Traffic Crashes
Police said three people were injured in Scottsdale on Tuesday in separate crashes. Joyce Seitz and Robert Chantry were hurt at Hayden Road and Oak Street, with Seitz charged for failing to stop at a red light. Roland Durham was injured at Pima and Indian Bend Roads, after a tanker truck failed to stop. Both Seitz and Chantry were treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and listed as satisfactory.
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Blind money bill seeks braille on currency
Rep. John Rarick introduces legislation to print braille amounts on paper money to help blind people identify denominations. He concedes wear and machine disruption risks but argues the measure is needed to protect blind travelers from being cheated when dealing with government concessions.
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