Death squad kills Ugandan tribesmen per Times report
The Los Angeles Times says Idi Amin’s 5000-man death squad systematically killings Lango and Acholi in Uganda. Refugees describe door to door searches, purges of ministries and Makere University, and a burned Akoro village. Estimates of deaths cited range from thousands to not less than ten thousand.
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Scottsdale Conservation Workshop Receives City Backing
The Scottsdale Center for the Arts will host a public resource conservation workshop on March 26 from 9 a.m. to noon. City technologist Jack Haenichen and public information officer Barbara Markiewicz led the proposal, with council approval and plans for energy and water efficiency discussions and Q&A sessions.
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Lowery Named SCLC Acting President
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference appoints Rev. Joseph Lowery as acting president to replace Rev. Ralph David Abernathy who resigned to run for Georgia's 5th District congressional seat vacated by Ambassador Andrew Young.
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Obituaries Henry L. Chase
Henry L. Chase, 74, retired owner of a Indiana wholesale paper business, died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Indiana, he was a 15 year Mason. He moved to Arizona from Colorado 21 years ago and lived at 601 N Hayden Rd. He is survived by two sons in Texas, a brother out of state, and four grandchildren. Services and interment will be in Muncie, Indiana. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Harmsen Rites Held for Scottsdale Miner
Harry H. Harmsen 60 a retired miner died Monday in Scottsdale He was born in Iowa moved from Nebraska four months ago and lived at 7915 E Moreland St Survived by wife May Scottsdale two daughters Geraldine Petersen Scottsdale three sons Paul Wright Colorado Bill Wright Nebraska Earl Wright Honolulu one brother and six sisters all out of state Visitation 5 to 9 p m today and Friday Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Services 10 a m Saturday Messinger Chapel interment Paradise Memorial Gardens 9300 E Shea Blvd
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St Marys College Sold to Arizona Developer
The 1300 acre campus of St Marys College in St Marys Kansas, closed nine years ago by the Jesuits, was sold to Kato Enterprises of Arizona, Inc. for an undisclosed price. The initial asking price was around 250000 dollars.
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Arizona bill sets new six by Sept first grade rule
The Senate Education Committee approved a bill requiring students to be six by September 1 to start first grade, shifting from the current January 1 cutoff. An amendment would allow local boards to grant exceptions in individual cases before floor consideration.
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Dunlap seeks release in Bolles car bomb case
Phoenix contractor Max Dunlap filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus to win release on bond in the car bomb slaying of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. Attorney John E. Savoy filed the motion with Superior Court Judge Roger Strand who did not set a hearing date.
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Plant plans expansion at Chandler microelectronics facility
General Instrument Corp. will build a second addition to its microelectronics plant in Chandler. The expansion will double the plant size and add about 250 employees by early next year, announced at a news conference.
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Huachuca Fort Marks 100 Years Since 1877 Founding
The historic Fort Huachuca honors its centennial marking its founding as Camp Huachuca on March 3, 1877. It began as an Indian fighters outpost and later served as a depot for troops headed to Italy and the South Pacific in World War II.
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Man denies telling police about affair in Scottsdale abduction case
Arthur Witt of Mesa denied telling Phoenix police that John Walkowiak of Las Vegas had an affair with Witt's wife. Walkowiak leapt from Witt's car at Papago Plaza after agreeing to ride to Tempe to discuss alleged storage thefts. He returned to Las Vegas and no complaint was filed.
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Bribery hearing continued for Warren and Hughes in Scottsdale
A preliminary bribery and conspiracy hearing in Scottsdale Justice Court was continued to March 16 for James Hughes 65 and tied to Ned Warren Sr. Warren remains hospitalized in Oklahoma with possible heart surgery while Hughes argues he cannot work.
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Lawmakers criticize light Akers son cocaine sentence
Arizona lawmakers denounced Judge Lawrence Doyle for a short six month prison term and seven year probation for Stanley Akers Jr. and another man after each were found with over 100000 dollars worth of cocaine. House leaders urged review of mandatory sentencing.
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