Foreign troops cited in Philippine uprising clash
Manila reports that a small number of foreign troops are aiding rebels in the southern Philippines. Government says it controls the situation and will not seek SEATO aid, with Cotabato as the uprising’s center. Rebels, Christian outlaws, and Muslim secessionists total 8 000 to 9 000. Casualties include 175 rebels and 25 soldiers.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
SEATO
Francisco S. Tatad
Tatad
Cotabato
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United States
France
Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Thailand
Celebrant Frank Epperson Remembers Popsicle Invention
Frank Epperson aged 78 celebrated the 50th anniversary of his Popsicle with his grandchildren at his San Francisco home. He patented the frozen dessert on a stick in 1923 after experimenting with molds and glass. He sold his rights after the 1929 crash to fund real estate ventures and says the treat has given simple pleasure to many. He originally called it Epsicle and the name supposedly changed due to a popping sound or a frozen lollipop description.
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San Francisco
UPI
Frank Epperson
Epperson
San Francisco Bay Area
Frank
Freed flier Robert Flynn arrives in Philippines after POW release
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Robert J. Flynn, held as a prisoner of war in Peking for six years, landed at Clark Air Base and was reported to be feeling fine by his father Thomas A. Flynn of Sun City. Flynn's family plans to welcome him at Travis AFB, California, after his release from Chinese captivity following the Indochina war.
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Sun City
UPI
Navy
Robert J. Flynn
Peking
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Flynn
Thomas A. Flynn
Travis Afb
Calif
United States
U.S
Indochina
Miss Albany winner to enter Miss Georgia pageant
Sherry Holliday, 19, the newly crowned Miss Albany and first runnerup in Albany, becomes the first Black contestant in the Miss Georgia pageant. Kathy Gunnells resigned to marry. Holliday will compete in Columbus this June.
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Albany, Ga
UPI
Albany
Sherry Holliday
Illinois State University
Kathy Gunnells
Columbus
Ten motorists fined in City Traffic Court for DWI and offenses
Ten motorists fined for drunken driving as City Traffic Court collected 2407 dollars in major traffic offenses over the past month. Names and addresses of the defendants span Payson Phoenix Tempe Mesa and Bloomington Minnesota with fines ranging from 50 to 171.50 dollars for DWI and related violations.
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Carlton S. Anderson
Payson
Constance Miller
Kenneth L. Vaught
E. la Jolla
Tempe
Richard F. Cornelius
Una
James H. Beckwith
N. Bist St
Charles H. Breininger
Beachwood
Ohio
Theodore A. Gerd
E. Rose Lane
Kevin G. Hoffman
E. McKellips
Darla J. Hoke
E. Coronado
Michael A. Ranson
E. Southern Ave
Richard L. Brooks
N. 74Th Pl
Carlton R. Eckard
N. 13Th St
Phoenix
Richard K. Eckhardt
E. Wilshire
Thomas G. Harrington
E. Mountain View
Thomas G. Logsdon
E. Flower
Rosary P. McPeer
E. Earl
Robert W. Piazza
E. Valley View
Troy E. Shobe
N. Champlain
Joan M. Spain
E. Gary
Arthur J. Martori Jr
W. Butler
Timothy A. Silverson
Parkway
James E. Whitaker Jr
E. Cypress
Wall Street Charter Says 1973 Low May Be Ahead
Wright Investors Service notes the Dow P E ratio at 14 1972 earnings and 12 for 1973 earnings the lowest in fifteen years except for the 1970 credit crunch. Agus Research Corp sees tremendous room for profits growth despite fragile investor confidence and predicts higher stock prices with strong profit outlook and international monetary progress.
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New York
UPI
Wright Investors’ Service
Agus Research Corp
Public Records Access Urged for Civic Rights
The newspaper urges citizens to exercise their right to access public records and public meetings. It stresses that informed participation in government is foundational to self government and encourages reading and studying these policies.
Special bond election in Scottsdale on April 10 1973
The city council adopts Resolution 1096 calling a special bond election for April 10 1973 to submit to electors the issue of water and sewer systems revenue bonds. Bonds payable from revenues of the combined water and sewer systems. Declares an emergency.
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G.O
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
City OF
Scottsdale to vote 9.05 million water and sewer bonds
Scottsdale plans a special bond election on April 10 1973 to issue 9 050 000 in water and sewer systems revenue bonds. Proceeds will fund improvements extensions and added water supply facilities with bonds repaid solely from system revenues. Polling sites listed and publication due March 14 1973.
Scottsdale Charter Amendment Election Set for April 10 1973
City of Scottsdale proposes amendments to its charter to be voted by electors at a special election on Tuesday April 10 1973. The measure covers development fees, architectural review, land use plans, sign amortization, investment of funds, contracts for city improvements, city purchases, and payment procedures with polling places listed.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa
Arizona
Scottedste
Arizonerat
City of
Scottsdate
State of
Scottsdale Emergency Ordinance Adopts Election Protocol
Scottsdale City Council passes an emergency ordinance February 6 1973 to set special election hours 6 am to 7 pm instructs posting and publication for notice and uses official newspaper publication in lieu of mailed sample ballots, with severability clause and rapid effective date. The notice runs February 23 through March 19 1973.
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Yavapai School
76Th Street
Scottsdale
B.l.tims
D.D
Iseee Fern Anderson Nell
Scottsdale to Hold April 10 1973 Special Bond Election
Scottsdale officials order a special bond election on April 10 1973 to issue 10000000 in General Obligation Bonds Project of 1973 for land purchase up to 1000000 and storm sewer construction. The measure includes bond terms up to 20 years at 8 percent, with polling places and notice requirements detailed. Emergency clause declared for health and safety.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
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E. Plaza
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E. Osborn
Claude W. Faulk I
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James W. Sexton Jr
E. Southgate
Marshall K. Smith
E. van Buren
Dale S. Amick
S. Vineyard
Mesa
Wall Street Charter
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Nell
Richard Filler
Dale Carter
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Tonalea
East Oak Street
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74Th Street
Hohokam
Mohave
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Granite Reef Road
Paiute
E. Osborn Road
Pima School
East Indian
Supai School
Oak Street
B. L. Tims
Nell City
East Cholla
East Indian School
SUPAT
East Continental Dr
Yavaral
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Coronado High School
74Th
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PIMA
East Osborn Road
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Navajo
North
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Ross
Ernest
Messinger Mortuary
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Maryland Berry
Wilson
Clifton
Homer
Harry
Joe
California
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Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Polloch
Raymond
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School Road
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Posie Post
Kendall
Family Service of Phoenix
Oak
Hayden
Thomas
Montecito
Granite Reef
59Th Avenue
Thunderbird Road
Edwards
Ron Bennett
Penn
AKC
Field Trial
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Applewood Kennels
Lincoln Drive
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Stud Service Both
Emile Zola
Ranmar Kennels
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