Hughes faces clash with Nevada board over reorganization
Billionaire Howard Hughes seeks to reorganize his $300 million Nevada gambling empire. The Nevada Gaming Control Board demands a face to face meeting with a responsible official before approval, or Hughes may close his seven Las Vegas hotel casinos, risking Nevada's economy.
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UPI
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Bayshore Inn
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U S Jets Hit Antiaircraft Site in North Vietnam
U S fighter-bombers destroyed a Communist gunsite 15 miles north of the DMZ and near the Laotian border after it fired on an unarmed reconnaissance plane. Command reports say battlefield deaths exceed one million with 80 percent from North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces.
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Senate Leaders Urge Swift Action On Busing Moratorium Plan
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield and House GOP Chief Scott urged Congress to adopt Nixon's moratorium on court ordered busing. They pressed a conference committee to fold the proposal into higher education legislation and stressed desegregation guidelines while critics voiced concern from both black and white lawmakers.
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UPI
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Nixon
Mansfield
Scott
White House
House-Senate Conference Committee On Higher Education
Contaminants Topic of Talk by Dr. Snyder in Scottsdale
Local author Dr. Ernest E. Snyder a professor of Food Science at ASU will address the Scottsdale chapter of the National Health Federation on food additives and other contaminants. The talk is Monday evening March 20 at 7 30 with free public admission at Apache Wells Hobby Center Mesa.
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Ernest E. Snyder
Scottsdale
National Health Federation
Dr. Snyder
ASU
NHF
Apache Wells Hobby Center
N. 56Th St
Mesa
First Annual Spring Festival at The Lakes Tempe
The Lakes in Tempe hosts the first annual Spring Festival this weekend open to the public. Highlights include a boat show regatta Sunday golf bike sack kite model aircraft fly casting and sports events with a fish fry tonight for residents.
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Tempe
Torrance Parade Sets Record For Shortest Procession
In Torrance California promoters staged a world record shortest parade of 150 feet for St Patrick Day events. About 200 marchers and a band lined up Friday before calling it quits marking the unusual showcase.
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Torrange
Calif
UPI
Torrance
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Fire damages estimated at 100 dollars in two Scottsdale blazes
A 1956 Chevrolet owned by John Merrill at 7720 E. Third St. sustained about 100 dollars in damage after a carburetor backfire sparked a fire at 3000 N. Miller Rd. Firemen contained it in the engine compartment at 6 42 p.m. Friday. A fence and trash fire at 2646 N. 73rd Pl. caused about 60 dollars in damage, with fire out upon arrival at 3 22 p.m. Friday.
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John Merrill
Third St
Scottsdale
Miller Rd
Marlene Kresse
N. 73Rd Pls
Senate OKs Corporation Commission revamp in Arizona
The Arizona Senate approved 24 to 5 a bill reorganizing the Corporation Commission and bringing cable TV under state regulation. The House will decide whether to accept the Senate amendment. The measure would rename the body the Arizona Public Utilities Commission and shift some duties to other agencies. Also approved were a $350,000 House appropriation and several other bills, while others stalled or died.
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UPI
Senate
House
Arizona Corporation Commission
David Kret
Scottsdale
Salt River Project
SRP
Commission
Arizona Public Utilities Commission
Secretary of State
State Insurance Department
Public Services
Red Lake
Mohave County
Atomic Energy Commission
Supreme Court weighs Endreson new trial bid in 1968 murders
State high court heard arguments over Robert Endreson appealing his first degree murder conviction for the kidnapping and killing of Linda Hodge of Tempe with her body found in a Scottsdale shack in 1968. Defense cited publicity and trial errors including search warrant issues and juror questioning. Endreson remained on death row for both Hodge and Sylvia Presley killings, with sentences tied to March 12, 1968.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Supreme Court
Robert Dean Endreson
Endreson
Linda Hodge
Tempe
Scottsdale
C.J. Wilkinson
High Court
Sylvia Presley
Circle K
Golf equipment stolen from auto in Phoenix
John McCoy of 3645 N Seventh Ave reports Scottsdale police that between March 3 and March 12 a grand theft from his vehicle near 3944 N Marshall Way totaled about 266 dollars. Stolen items include golf clubs 176 dollars golf bag 50 dollars and golf cart 40 dollars. He noticed the loss when preparing to use the clubs.
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John McCoy
Seventh Ave
Phoenix
Scottsdale
McCoy
N. Marshall Way
Man Hurt in Two Car Crash at Camelback Miller Intersection
Police report a two car crash at the Camelback Road and Miller Road junction at 9 a.m. Friday left Charles L. Duerre 57 with minor injuries. Duerre of 4950 N Miller Rd ran a red light and collided with Mary Lou Moosburgger 42 of 8712 E Lewis Ave. Duerre cited for running a red light.
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Camelback Road
Miller Road
Charles L.duerre
Miller Rd
Duerre
Mary Lou Moosburgger
E. Lewis Ave
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