Broomfield Warns Ford on Cambodia Aid Cutoff
Representative Broomfield told President Ford in a White House session that further Cambodia aid is doubtful without a June 30 termination clause. Senator Ford proposed an amendment to end all military aid immediately while allowing humanitarian aid as the Senate panel backed a $155.5 million emergency aid package. The House Foreign Affairs Committee rejected the parallel plan.
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Washington
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ford
Defense
James Schlesinger
Phnom Penh
Broomfield
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House Foreign Affairs Committee
duPont- Hamilton
Drug thief hits doctor's office again
For the fourth time this month a burglar struck Dr. William Helms's office at 7354 E Fourth St stealing morphine and Demerol. Timothy Earl Talmedge, 18, was arrested on March 11 after entering the office and attempting to steal drugs.
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William Helms
E. Fourth St
Timothy Earl Talmedge
Virginia Ave
Talmedge
Obituary for Col Charles Norton McFarland 78
Services for Col. Charles Norton McFarland 78 will be held at St. Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church with military graveside rites at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery. A West Point graduate from 1919, he served 34 years in field artillery and China Burma India during World War I, later teaching military science at Arizona State University before retiring in 1951. Survivors include his wife Elaine daughter Barbara Peter a brother and a granddaughter.
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Charles Norton McFarland
St. Barnabas
Desert Episcopal Church
N. Mockingbird Lane
Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery
San Antonio
Tex
McFarland
E. Mariposa Drive
West Point
China
Burma
India
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Arizona State University
Col. McFarland
West Point Society of Phoenix
The
Arizona Orchid Society
Thieu agrees to cede Central Highlands for safe passage
President Nguyen Van Thieu accepts a communist demand to abandon the Central Highlands provinces Kontum Pleiku and Dalat in exchange for three day safe passage for about 250 000 residents. The plan includes a massive convoy from Pleiku to the coast while Americans in the region are evacuated.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Central Highlands
Viet Cong
Pleiku
Thieu
Kontum
Dalat
Vermont
Indochina
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
United States
Highlands
Ban Me Thuot
Darlac
Cheo Reo
Tuy Hoa
Juet Services Held For Foreman Delbert Reed Juet Sr
Delbert Reed Juet Sr a 61 year old AiResearch foreman died Saturday in Doctors Hospital He had lived 31 years at 5038 E Osborn Rd and was a member of Central United Methodist Church Services will be at 1 pm Wednesday at Mercer Mortuary with burial in Paradise Cemetery Survivors include Nell Mrs Nancy DeKonty Delbert and Kenneth Juett three sisters a brother and three grandchildren
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Delbert Reed Juet
AiResearch
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas Rd
Paradise Cemetery
Juett
E. Osborn
Central
Nell
Nancy DeKonty
Delbert
Kenneth Juett
Visitation for John Parker Seger Set in Scottsdale
John P. Seger 90 of Scottsdale dies Monday in Scottsdale. Born in Illinois he moved to Scottsdale in 1974 and once supervised for Commonwealth Edison. He was active in St. Daniel's Catholic Church where services are planned. Ruth and children are listed with a large family.
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John Parker Seger
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
St. Daniel's Catholic Church
E. Latham St
Messinger’s Mortuary
St. Francis Cemetery
Seger
E. Coronado
Scottsdale
Illinois
Commonweath Edison
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
Ruth
Donald
Julian
Miami
Fla
Dolores McLean
Topton
N.C
Jean Grignon
Pearblossom
Calif
Exhibitionist driver targets teen girls in Scottsdale
A 15-year-old Scottsdale girl reports a man in a blue and white shell camper pickup offered a ride and appeared unclothed inside. Police say the same man struck again on March 6 and 7, with three girls and a boy as victims. he is described as in his 30s and driving a white pickup with a blue and white shell camper.
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Scottsdale
72Nd Place
Vernon Street
Sheridan
Kissinger Opens Israel Egypt Talks on Interim Peace Pact
Secretary of State Kissinger flew to Israel with new Egyptian proposals amid continued gaps with Egypt over a second stage Sinai disengagement. Kissinger and Sadat reported areas of agreement and several substantial disagreements as they left Aswan after hours of talks. Delayed agreement on Israeli withdrawal from Sinai passes and Abu Rudeis oil fields left the possibility of Geneva peace implications still unresolved.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Sinai
Kissinger
Aswan
Egypt
Sadat
Abu Rudeis
Gidi
Mitla
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
West Bank of the Jordan
Israeli official signals possible concessions in Middle East talks
PHOENIX A deputy UN ambassador Ovadia Soffer said Israel is prepared to make concessions to advance peace with the Arabs but would not compromise core security. He urged Arabs to end the boycott and criticized the UN as a declining debating arena controlled by Arab allies.
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Phoenix
Middle East
Ovadia Soffer
Israel
United Nations
Phoenix Press Club
Soffer
U.N
City Council OKs land charge for county courts site
Phoenix officials voted 5-2 to bill the county $50,000 for a downtown parcel needed for a new courts building. Mayor Tim Barrow earlier told the board of supervisors at a luncheon that council support was split on the request.
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Phoenix
Board of Supervisors
Tim Barrow
Phoenix Union High District votes on $14.8 million bond issue
Residents vote on issuing bonds totaling 14.8 million to fund a 21.5 million construction program. Funds would be added to 30 cent levy revenues and capital outlay accounts to support district facilities.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Union High School
New Labarre Trial Opens After Mistrial Quiet Period
A new trial started in Phoenix for Paul David Labarre who faced armed robbery and illegal use of the telephone charges in a scheme involving photographs jewelry and $1000 bills. The prior trial ended in mistrial when four jurors were overheard discussing the case at a noon restaurant break.
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Phoenix
Paul David Labarre
Labarre
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
U.S. Sues Prospector Over Gold Digging in Superstition
The federal government sues prospector Robert S. Jacobs for violations of Forest Service rules while prospecting in the Superstition Wilderness Area. It seeks unspecified damages for alleged irreparable damage to about 300 acres from digging, excavating, trenching and blasting after 12 years of activity.
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Phoenix
U.S. Forest Service
Robert S. Jacobs
Jacobs
Deserter Job Bill Clears Committee Weakened
A Phoenix resolution targeting draft dodgers and deserters in public employment passed a House committee in weakened form. It no longer urges governments to bar deserters and avoid hiring those who fled the country, but states they should not be given preference over honorably discharged U S veterans.
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Phoenix
House
Human Resources Committee
U.S
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Peru
Elaine H
Barbara Peter
Phan Rang
II Corps
Delbert R. Juet
United Methodist Church
Doctors Hospital
John P. Seger
Says. Kissinger
Geneva
AVCO
Meredith Young Peoples
Best Western
International Reservations Center
E. Watkins
Arizona
United Press International
PUHS
Santo Domingo
Sheraton
Scottsdale Inn
Scottsdale Rd
God
Christian Science
Fifth Avenue
Church OF Christ, Scientist
East Indian School Road
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