Release Delay Hinges on POW List and US Demands
UPI reports that delaying the release of 147 U.S. POWs may hinge on nine prisoners in Laos and a demand by Brig. Gen. Wickham for a detailed list of seven servicemen and two civilians. Wickham warned of halted withdrawals until conditions are met, as Viet Cong accused him of reneging on an agreement and insisted all U.S. troops be withdrawn before prisoner releases.
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Trail grows colder in teen slaying probe
Investigators say gun tests linked to the James Burgoyne and Kathy Roger deaths are negative. They seek an anonymous caller who reported a white car near Burgoyne’s green car on March 7, hoping for new leads. An inquest in West Mesa Justice Court was continued to Friday morning with subpoenaed deputies.
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West Mesa Justice Court
Sheriff's Office
Merchants vote to keep downtown two hour parking
Old Town Merchants Association directors approved maintaining two hour parking in downtown Scottsdale. The vote, taken at the Little Red School House, favored waiting to see long term parking plans and aimed to quell congestion. A street light improvement district and Pioneer Days sale were set, brochures to promote downtown shopping planned, and a sanitation award announced.
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Scottsdale
Indian School Road
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Chamber
Elders Offered Lower Bus Fare in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Public Library gains authority to issue reduced fare passes for seniors over 65 with proper ID. Applications are available at three sites: Scottsdale Public Library reference desk during hours, Scottsdale City Hall at Jeanne Allen's desk 9 am to 5 pm weekdays, and the Senior Citizen's Center at Chesnutt Park 1 pm to 5 pm daily.
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Scottsdale City Hall
Jeanne Allen
Senior Citizen's Center
Chesnutt Park
Attack by Libyan Jets on U S Recon Plane Labelled Unpardonable
The United States labeled the Libyan attack on a U S Air Force C130 over the Mediterranean an unpardonable incident. Secretary Rogers sent a strong protest to Libya and demanded an immediate investigation. The incident occurred 83 miles south of Malta as the aircraft, marked by U S insignia, landed safely in Athens after being fired upon by Mirage interceptors.
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Florence Scarbrough 82 Practical Nurse Dies in Scottsdale
Florence G Scarbrough 82 a practical nurse who moved from Lewisburg Kentucky to Scottsdale in 1920 died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She lived at 217 E First Ave and belonged to First Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons Sherman Kirkland Ariz Azro Prescott Elvis Scottsdale Rex Salinas Calif a brother in Kentucky 11 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Saturday Messinger Mortuary 7601 H Indian School Rd Interment Camelback Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p m Friday.
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Camelback Cemetery
Rosary and funeral planned for Eugene F. Rusiski
Eugene F. Rusiski 70 a former truck driver from Emsworth Pennsylvania will receive a rosary at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd at 8 p m and a Mass at the Church of St Daniel 1030 N Hayden Rd at 10 a m Friday Burial will follow at Green Acres Cemetery He died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital born Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania He is survived by his wife Agnes a son Eugenie of Casa Grande and five grandchildren
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Emsworth
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
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Monte Vista
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Casa Grande
Bertha M. Price 76 dies. services set in Scottsdale
Mrs. Bertha Price died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital at age 76. Services are 10 am Friday at Messinger in Phoenix with a second service at 4702 East Flower. She was a Methodist and former Eastern Star member from Fort Madison Iowa, native of Scranton Kansas, moved to the Valley ten years ago from Evanston Illinois. Survivors include husband Harrison L. and son Harrison T. of Detroit, two sisters in Phoenix, a brother in Missouri, and three grandchildren.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Evanston, Il
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Detroit
Martha Shaw
Ruth Herold
Phoenix
Missouri
Planner Renz resigns from City Planning
Don Renz resigns to join Landel Inc as general manager assistant at Thunderbird Industrial Park Scottsdale Airport. A 48 year old city employee since 1967 he was the first inspector for signs and now assists Bill Walton planning director. He will start April 16 and aid George E Tewksbury with park development duties.
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Landel, Inc
Thunderbird
Scottsdale Airport
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Lander
Purse Snatching Reported Near Scottsdale Tavern
Scottsdale police seek a young man who grabbed a purse from Mavis Thomas as she exited her car near the Scotch Mist tavern on Tuesday at about 9 10 p.m. The bag held only a few dollars and the suspect fled down an alley.
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E. Almeria Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Soviet Union Sets First U.S. Bank Loan in Decades
Chase Manhattan Bank announced a direct major loan to the Soviet Union the first by a U.S. commercial bank in over 50 years. The loan of 86 million dollars goes to the Bank for Foreign Trade of the USSR to assist the Kama River truck plant foundry project. Interest rate and terms were not disclosed.
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