Hoffa Begins 8 Year Prison Term For Jury Tampering
James R. Hoffa surrendered to U.S. marshals in Washington and was taken to Lewisburg Federal Prison in Pennsylvania to begin an 82 month sentence for jury tampering. The 64-year-old Teamsters president claimed government persecution as he entered the marshals office on schedule.
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Washington
UPI
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Teamsters Union
Luke Moore
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Hoffa
Waterloo
Capitol Hill
Federal
Broadway Hale talks stall Biltmore Fashion Park plan
Arizona Biltmore Estates suspended negotiations with Broadway-Hale of Los Angeles for a store at Biltmore Fashion Park at 24th Street and Camelback Road. The halt may affect a planned Scottsdale store at McDowell and Scottsdale Road, delaying openings set for fall 1968 and 1969 respectively.
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Broadway- Hale
Phoenix
Arizona Biltmore Estates
Broadway - Hale
Los Angeles
Biltmore Fashion
Biltmore
Scottsdale
Miller
Broadway
Arizona Biltmore
Lawrence Boyle
Bycore Fashion Park
Roadway-Hale
I. Magnin
Saks
Fifth Ave
Plana
Valley Plaza
Subway crash in Boston injures over a hundred
In a snowbound Boston accident two MBTA four car trains collided atop an elevated City Square Station killing none seriously injured more than 105 passengers. Victims were carried away by ambulances and police to area hospitals as witnesses recalled chaotic scenes and fear.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Bay
MBTA
City Square
Charlestown
Traffic signal bids on council agenda tonight
The city council meets at 8 pm to decide the $22 693 bid from Safety By for traffic signals at three intersections Granite Reef and Samelback Road Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard plus likely Scottsdale Road at Highland near a new bank project. Rebuilds planned for 68th and McDowell. Protests expected on private access in Golden Keys subdivision and the East Main Improvement District funding. Also on the agenda are an auto service center expansion bid at Van Buren and 78th Street and FAA taxiway funds for Thunderbird Field and a HUD grant for Paradise Valley Intercept sewer line. Rezoning for Hayden and Oak, Ingleside Tract A Thomas and Roosevelt Hayden, and Lord S?ant at Roosevelt and Hayden.
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Main St
Granite Reef
Samelback
Scottsdale Rd
Shea Blvd
Highland
68Th
McDowell
Golden Keys
East Main Improvement District
Indian School Rd
Bill Donaldson
van Buren
78Th St
Municipal Thunderbird Field
Paradise Valley
Hayden and
Oak St
Ingleside
Tract A
Thomas Rd
Lord Si,ant
Roosevelt
Hayden Rd
Open door policy urged for senior portraits in 1907 school year
Scottsdale school district administrators will urge the 1907 08 board meeting at Pahke Elementary School to adopt an open door policy for senior portraits. Photographers lobbied against district wide bidding to decentralize portrait taking, seeking seniors to choose their own photographers.
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Scottsdale
Pahie
Osborn Rd
Tfo
Scottsdale Population Estimate Reaches Over Sixty Thousand
City planning officials estimate Scottsdale's population at more than 60 000 based on a March 1 count of 10 231 living units and a 3.2 persons per unit rate with vacancy adjustments. Projections show 61 600 by June 30 and 65 000 by June 30 1968 for planning purposes.
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Scottsdale
City Planning Department
Department
Planning and Public Works Departments
Planning Department
Maricopa
Bill Donaldson
U.S
Scottsdale Trio Involved In Fatal Three Car Crash
Debra Wright 18 was killed in a three car collision on Thomas Road at 61st Street Monday afternoon. Her mother Mariam Wright 38 and Athleen Sharp 46 were listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Tommie Belin 2 and Gerri Grovenor were treated at Doctors Hospital. Police cited Sharp for failure to control her vehicle. belts were not worn in any car.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Gir
Debra Lyn Wright
Weldon
Baptist Hospital
Thomas Rd
61Th St
Mariam Wright
Athleen Sharp
E. Keim
Sharp
Tommie Belin
B. Polk
Doctors’ Hospital
Belin
Gerri Grogvenor
Tammie Belin
61St St
Wright
Advisors to Meet Advisors at Arizona Schools
Citizens advisory committee to Scotts dale school district will meet the public tonight in Saguaro High School cafeteria. Meetings continue Wednesday at Corona del Sol High cafeteria and Thursday at Scottsdale High auditorium. All begin at 7 30 p m. About 80 attended the first in the series yesterday at Arcadia High. See story, page 1.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
Coronado High
Scottsdale High
Arcadia High
Tuesday in the News Tuesday in the News
United Press International and The Progress Staff compile a digest of notable items across agencies. The brief highlights events, brief notes, and evolving stories shaping daily reporting.
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United Press International
Progress
General Motors Faces New Picket Line Crisis
DETROIT GM faced a fresh picket line at Mansfield Ohio closing a parts factory and threatening a nationwide shutdown. The line was cleared by mid morning with no official word on a resolution. In Washington Senator Thomas Dodd met the Senate Ethics Committee about charges of misconduct related to campaign funds.
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Detroit
General Motors
Wildcat
G.M
Mansfield
Ohio
Corp
Washington
Thomas Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
USA
Russia kept missiles in Cuba says Bethel
In Washington a Senate committee heard Paul Bethel a former U S Foreign Service officer in Cuba now leading a Citizens Committee For Free Cuba claim Russia did not remove all missiles from Cuba after 1962 and has since added more to the island. In New Delhi at least five people were killed when police fired on a protest against a minority Congress Party government in Rajasthan. In Little Rock Governor Winthrop Rockefeller vetoed a bill permitting gambling in Hot Springs private clubs saying it was not in the state's best interests.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
Cuba
Paul Bethel
U.S. Foreign Service
New Delhi
Congress Party
Rajasthan
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hot Springs
RFK Calls for Halt to Bombing in Vietnam Test Hanoi
In a New York TV interview Senator Robert Kennedy said the United States escalated the war despite Hanes signaling openness to talks. He reiterated in a Senate speech last week that Washington should halt bombing North Vietnam to test Hanoi sincerity.
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New York
Robert Kennedy
Hanes
United States
Kennedy
Senate
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
17 year old drowned in Roosevelt Canal west of Phoenix
Phoenix sheriff's deputies recovered the body of 17 year old James C. Martin of 2084 West Cocopah after he disappeared while swimming with four others in the Roosevelt Irrigation District canal near 50th Avenue.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Roosevelt Irrigation District
James C. Martin
West Cocopah
50Th Venue
Reagan May Visit Phoenix for Easter Vacation
Governor Reagan says he will likely spend an Easter vacation in Phoenix if he can get away from the office. He told reporters he has no plans to meet with former Senator Goldwater while in Arizona.
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Sacramento
California
Ronald Reagan
Phoenix
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
CAP costs debated as future water needs cited
H and Raymond of the CAP Association urged immediate construction of the Central Arizona Project to meet future municipal and industrial water demands. They argued agriculture can use most CAP water now while cities and industries pay higher rates later, noting Tucson and Phoenix projections and rising construction costs.
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Central Arizona Project Association
H. & Raymond
CAP Association
Robert A. Young
Agricultural Economica
University of Arizona
Meena Eoplende
Young
Nicipal
Raymond
Tucson
Phoenix
Tata
Hia
Agriculture Ia
Cldea
Arizona
Phoenix Water Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Ter
Sald
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