U S Marines Hit Largest Border Battle Since Lang Vei
Allied forces clash along the DMZ as Marines and South Vietnamese troops kill at least 188 North Vietnamese near Dong Ha and Khe Sanh. U S fighter bombs hit a full company, with 15 Marines and 124 wounded nationwide. Rangers near Khe Sanh report tunnel systems within 300 yards of the base. A new command takes charge amid preparations for a threatened TRAC offensive.
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Salt River Project Faces Large Spring Water Release
SRP estimates a spring runoff exceedance up to 100000 acre feet may be released into the Salt River channel near Scottsdale. A snow survey shows potential runoff of 635000 acre feet into SRP reservoirs if normal precipitation continues through May 31. Combined unused capacity around 600 acre feet and deliveries near 100000 acre feet imply substantial excess runoff for the period.
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Salt River Project reduces buffers to manage runoff
The Salt River Project plans to move water from a threatened area down the Salt River channel as 61,000 feet were released in February. The project is cutting buffers in the Salt and Verde reservoir systems and has 1,934,025 acre feet stored. Unfilled capacity stands at 98,471 acre feet on Salt River and 39,554 acre feet on Verde, with 18,025 acre feet total being consumed at under 2,000 acre feet daily.
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Mayhem on a Holiday in Scottsdale Reports
Reports from progress show no automobile accidents or ambulance calls in Scottsdale yesterday. The Rural Fire Department also had no calls in Scottsdale according to fire department sources.
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Open Court Sought In Arizona Legislature
A House judiciary committee recommended open court proceedings for preliminary hearings in justice courts with public and media access. The measure allows judge chamber arguments from which juries are excluded and could go to the Senate if approved. The House also faces final votes on bills including five member boards of supervisors for Maricopa and Pima counties and similar options for smaller counties.
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Soviet Women Celebrate Day Amid Praise and Complaints
In Moscow on Soviet Women’s Day, women were feted with breakfast in bed and gifts, while articles noted women’s heavy workload and gaps in childcare and services. The Kremlin touted women’s share of professionals and teachers, and a high proportion of engineers in Russia.
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Obituary for Theodore Samelak 82 Scottsdale resident
Theodore A. Samelak 82 of 102-W-First-St Scottsdale died Wednesday at Mesa General Hospital. Born in Germany he lived in Scottsdale three years and formerly at Lyons Illinois where he worked 35 years for International Eyes. He attended Bible Students Church. Survived by daughter Mrs Francis Bachard of Lyons and son Florian of Chicago, a sister in Poland, and three grandchildren. Services 10 a m tomorrow at Paradise Chapel with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call the mortuary after 2 p.m. today.
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Author and church member Joseph H Kindle dies in Arizona
Joseph Henry Kindle 89 of 7129 Orange Blossom Lane died in a Tucson nursing home. He moved to Scottsdale 15 years ago from Ohio and was an author and a Memorial Presbyterian Church Phoenix member. He survived by niece Mrs. Rhea B Groth of Tucson. Services tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Deadly Las Vegas Bus Crash Kills Twenty in Mojave Desert
A Las Vegas bound Greyhound bus collided head on with a car on Interstate 15 near Baker California. Twenty people died while twelve survived as flames engulfed the bus. The driver of the car, later identified as Michael Barry, fled the scene. Barry, 39, had just been fired from a Baker restaurant after an eight day tenure amid a divorce dispute.
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Hopkins Injured in Fall During Jousting Scene
In Carcassonne France Anthony Hopkins. the actor playing King Richard the Lion Hearted in The Lion in Winter. broke his right arm after falling from a bolting horse during a jousting scene. He could not jump free due to heavy armour mask and lance.
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Jewelers Hit In Wellesley Theft At 100000 Loss
Three bandits robbed Cabot Hendricks Jewelers in Wellesley Massachusetts taking about 100000 in gems. Two thieves entered, opened a back door for a third, threatened owner Frederick Walker with a pistol, tied him and taped his mouth, then looted display counters and the store safe. A postman found the locked front door and Walker on the floor.
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India protests after guard detained at Chinese embassy
New Delhi demanded explanations after a security guard was detained for four hours on Chinese embassy grounds. He was released following a protest by India's Foreign Ministry.
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