Hoffa Surrender Ends Long Legal Fight for Prison Time
James R. Hoffa surrendered to U.S. marshals and entered Lewisburg Federal Prison to begin an eight year sentence for jury tampering. The Teamsters leader, 6 foot 5 and 180 pounds, claimed persecution and was escorted from Washington to Pennsylvania after fingerprinting and processing.
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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 suspended on Biltmore Fashion Park
Arizona Biltmore Estates says negotiations with Broadway Hale of Los Angeles are suspended for a store at Biltmore Fashion Park at 24th Street and Camelback Road. Original plans had a Scottsdale Road location and a fall 1968 opening, with I Magnin and Saks Fifth Ave. in the center.
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Broadway Hale Department
Phoenix
Arizona Biltmore Estates
Broadway - Hale
Los Angeles
Biltmore Fashion Park
24Th Int
Camelback Rd
McDowell and
Scottsdale Rds
W. Earl Miller
Broadway Department Stores
Biltmore
Scottsdale
Miller
Broadway
Arizona Bilt More Estates
Lawrence Royle
Moningan Us
Boston subway wreck injures over a hundred in snow collision
In a heavy snowstorm two MBTA four car trains collided atop City Square Station, Charlestown. At least 105 people were injured, mostly with minor to moderate injuries, as passengers were evacuated to hospitals. Witnesses described chaos with screams and people thrown about as trains jammed with commuters remained upright.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Bay
MBTA
City Square
Charlestown
City Board Bids Traffic Signals at Three Intersections
City council to consider accepting a 22 698 dollar bid from Safety Equipment and Supply Co for traffic signals and components to be installed at Granite Reef and Camelback roads, Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard, and Scottsdale Road at Highland. Also on the agenda are street paving costs, protest petitions, and rezoning proposals in Ingleside Inn Tract A and related areas.
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E. Main &I
Safety Equipment and Supply Co
Granite Reef
Camelback Rds
Scottsdale Rd
Shea Blvd
Highland
68Th
McDowell
Golden Keys
East Main
Indian School Rd
Bill Donaldson
van Buren
78Th St
National Building Corp
Federal Aviation Agency
Municipal Thunderbird Field
Paradise Valley
Hayden and
Oak St
Ingleside Inn
Thomas Rd
Bard St
Roosevelt and
Hayden Rd
Pictures on agenda of board Scottsdale district open portrait policy
Scottsdale school administrators will urge the school board to adopt an open door policy for senior portraits for the 1987-68 school year. The plan lets seniors choose their own photographers, reversing a district proposal to award portrait taking to the lowest bidder district-wide. Photographers argued for decentralization after opposition at prior meetings.
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Scottsdale
At & P.m
Paiute
E. Osborn Rd
Scottsdale population rises to about sixty thousand
Scottsdale officials estimate the city’s population at 60 000 plus based on a March 1 count of 19 331 living units and a 3.2 persons per dwelling rate. The planning department projects 61 600 by June 30 and 65 000 by June 30, 1968 for planning purposes.
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Scottsdale
City Planning Department
Planning and Public Works Departments
Planning Department
Maricopa
Bill Donaldson
U.S
Sunny and breezy with warmer highs expected
Today will be mainly sunny with a high near 73 and a low around 88 tonight. Tomorrow is mostly sunny with a high near 78 as breezy afternoons persist and clouds remain occasional.
Two Scottsdale women suffer injuries after fatal three car crash
Debra Lyn Wright, 11, was killed when a Belin car stopped to turn left on Thomas Road. Mariam Wright and Athleen Sharp are in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Sharp cited for failure to control vehicle. Tommie Belin in Doctors Hospital in fair condition. Cerry Grosvenor treated and released. Police say all three cars had seat belts not worn. Belin stopped eastbound to turn onto Gist Street and was struck by Sharp's car sending Wright's vehicle into oncoming lanes.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Debra Lyn Wright
Weldon
Baptist Hospital
Thomas Ridat
Thomas Rd
Gist St
Sharp
Belin
Oncomin
Wright
Advisors to Meet Advisors to Meet
Citizens advisory committee from Scottsdale school district will meet tonight at Saguaro High School cafeteria. Meetings also set for Corona do Aigha and Scottsdale High facilities, all at 7 30 p m.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
Coronado Aigha
Scottsdale High
Aveaia High
Bowen
Tuesday in the News Tuesday in the News
United Press International and the Progress Staff present a digest of events and items from the day. Key items span politics, society, and economy with brief notes on notable developments. The column rounds up headlines and notable facts for readers seeking a quick overview.
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United Press International
Progress
General Motors faces new picket line crisis
Detroit GM faced a second picket crisis in a month as the Mansfield Ohio parts plant was shut blocking operations nationwide. The line was removed by mid morning but no official word on an end to the walkout. In Washington Senator Thomas Dodd met with the Senate Ethics Committee for an hour amid charges of campaign funds misused.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Wildcatepenerniy
G.M
Mansfield
Ohio
Washington
Thomas Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
Cuba Missiles Not Fully Removed Says Former Officer
Paul Bethel, a former U S Service Communist officer in Cuba and head of a Citizen's fee For a Free Cuba, testified that Russia did not remove all missiles from Cuba after the 1942 crisis. In New Delhi, police opened fire on protesters against a minority Congress Party government in Rajasthan, killing at least five.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
Cuba
Yessater N Vn
Paul Bethel
U.S. Service
New Delhi
Congress Party
Rajasthan
Arkansas Governor vetoes private club gambling bill
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller vetoed a measure to allow gambling in private clubs in Hot Springs, stating it was not in the best interests of the state.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hot Springs
RFK urges halt to bombing to test Hanoi sincerity
In New York RFK says Hanoi signaled willingness to negotiate while the United States escalated the war. He reiterates in a Senate speech that the U.S. should halt bombing North Vietnam to test Hanoi sincerity.
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New York
Robert Kennedy
Hanoi
United States
Kennedy
Senate
U.S
North Vietnam
Child Drowns in Roosevelt Canal West of Phoenix
Phoenix Maricopa County sheriff's deputies recovered the body of 1% year old James C. Martin of 2004 West Cocopah after he disappeared while swimming with four others near Seth venue in the Roosevelt Irrigation District canal.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Roosevelt Irrigation District
James C. Martin
West Cocopah
S¢th
Reagan hints Easter vacation in Phoenix amid office pull
Sacramento California Governor Ronald Reagan says he will likely spend an Easter vacation in Phoenix if he can get away from the office. He told reporters he does not plan to meet with former Senator Barry Goldwater while in Arizona.
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Sacramento
California
Ronald Reagan
Phoenix
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Expert eyes future CAP cost high to industries
The Central Arizona Project Association says state-supported CAP costs may exceed immediate benefits but the project must be built now to secure municipal water for the future. They warn agriculture would receive most CAP water while industries and cities would face rising costs, urging timely use of Colorado River supplies and pricing to keep farming viable until urban needs grow.
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Central Arizona Project Association
Seea Seed
Crete i Artes
I Young
Aarioush
Tniversiy
Young
Raymond
Tucson
Phoenix
Tha Tucgan
Dymond
Agricultura
Arizona
Econoung
Saya
Phoenix Water Department
U.S
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