Onassis dies at 69 after long illness in Paris hospital
Aristotle Onassis died at the American Hospital of Paris from a broncho pulmonary infection after gall bladder surgery and weeks of treatment. He was 69, with daughter Christina at his side and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis en route to Paris.
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Scottsdale district to craft students rights checklist on suspensions
Scottsdale School District will develop a students rights checklist detailing suspension procedures and the right to deny charges and present a defense. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling on due process for suspensions up to ten days and aims to extend protections beyond the ruling.
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Senate Finance Committee backs $29.2 billion tax cut plan
Senate Finance Committee approves a 29.2 billion recession fighting tax cut including 1974 rebates of 100 to 200 dollars for most Americans and 1975 cuts totaling 13.1 billion. The bill contains 8.1 billion in 1974 rebates paid by April 15 and 8 billion in business incentives. It envisions delivering rebates by May or June and expands the investment tax credit to 12 percent for two years. It also offers a 5 percent credit for new and used homes and lower tax rates for the four lowest brackets.
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Pan American World Airways
City reorganizes staff eliminating deputy managers
Acting City Manager Walter C Nemetz announces a plan reducing three deputy city manager roles to direct department heads in seven units. Harris and Bray become department heads while Montijo moves to community development revenue sharing programs.
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David Harris
Timothy Bray
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Chad Cowley
General Services
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Rebels threaten Phnom Penh airport defense line
Rebels overran a government position on the Phnom Penh airport defense line today. The attack threatens the lifeline airlift of food fuel and ammunition. Two bases four miles west of Pochentong airport came under heavy fire but held their lines according to military sources.
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Western Airlines Chief Seeks Fuel Protection
Arthur Kelly president of Western Airlines says the aviation industry faced a fuel shortage vulnerability because it lacked the same protection of supply afforded other common carriers. He spoke to the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce about the shock of last year’s supply issues.
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Police seize man tied to Skid Row slasher case
Los Angeles police captured a man suspected of being the Skid Row slasher, blamed for nine throat-slitting deaths. Authorities did not confirm or deny the report when pressed by radio reporters.
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Viet Cong Claim Ban Me Thuot Capture Amid Fighting
The Viet Cong claim they have captured Ban Me Thuot while Saigon reports ongoing combat inside the city. Nine American personnel are unaccounted for, with VC spokesman offering assurances to foreign residents including Americans.
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Weekend Weather Outlook Warmer with Sunny and Cloudy Skies
Mostly sunny today and Sunday with higher clouds Sunday. Highs in the low 60s today and near 70 on Sunday. Overnight lows around the upper 30s at the airport and near freezing in the valley locales.
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