Marines Clash Near DMZ In Heavy Fighting Across Vietnam
UPI reports sharp engagements just south of the DMZ between Marines and North Vietnamese troops. American firepower inflicts heavy Communist losses as rains hamper helicopter evacuations and rescue runs. Casualty figures vary with 11 Marines possibly killed and 59 wounded amid multiple skirmishes across Gio Linh Con Thein and Pleiku areas.
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Saigon
Nists
Con Thein
U.S
Glo Linh
da Nang
Dmz
North
South Vietnam
Gio Linh
Milk boycott expands to New England and Gulf regions
National Farmers Organization widens its milk supply cut to 30 states to push a 2 cent per quart price rise. Amid protests, a teenager was shot as milk trucks were hijacked and milk contamination occurred. Negotiations with dairy groups continue as Chicago dairies report surplus and no major shortages.
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United Press‘ International
National Farmers Organization
New England
Gulf of Mexico
NFO
Oren le Staley
Staley
NFC
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Louisville
Dairies
Chicago
South Dakota Nfc
Custer Cheese Factory
Custer
S.D
Clay appeals for injunction against draft ruled improper
The U.S. Justice Department said Cassius Clay's appeal to the Sixth Circuit for an injunction to delay his draft was improper and premature. Assistant Attorney General Barefoot Sanders urged no action until after a Louisville district court hearing set for next Wednesday. Federal Judge James F. Gordon had denied an injunction in Owensboro and scheduled March 29 hearing in Louisville while challenging the pre induction appeal procedure.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Justice Department
Cassius Clay
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Asst
Barefoot Sanders
Clay
U.S. District Court
Louisville
Appeals Court
Federal Dist
James F. Gordon
Owensboro
Youth rescued after ankle injury on Superstition Mountain climb
Scottsdale teen Steve Lane, 16, fell on the west side of Superstition Mountain near Apache Junction, spraining his ankle. Air Force Base helicopter crew from Williams aided by lowering a medic 60 feet to treat him before hoisting him to safety. Lane, from 1910 North 69th Street, was first taken to South Side Hospital in Mesa then to Scottsdale Baptist for further care. Fellow climbers included Dennis Stoner of Phoenix and Kenny Owens of Chatsworth, California.
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Williams Air Force
Scottsdale
Apache Junction
Steve Lane
69Th St
Dennis Stoner
6Th St
Williams
Panion
Kenny Owens
Chatsworth
Calif
Coy DeArman
Lane
Southside Hospital
Mesa
Scottsdale Baptist
Arcadia High hosts Easter Egg Hunt for young children
East Phoenix and Scottsdale area youngsters are invited to compete for prizes at an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday morning. About 600 eggs will be hidden on the Arcadia High School campus starting at 10 a.m. Children not yet in the third grade can join, with prizes for the top collectors. The event is sponsored by Arcadia High School Key Club and Della Omega.
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East Phoenix
Scottadale
Arcadia High School
Arcadia High School Key Club
Della Omega
Educators among eight die in Vietnam air crash north of Da Nang
Eight American educators and a pilot died when their Air America Beechcraft crashed into an 800 foot peak amid clouds between Da Nang and Hue. The group held a 98 000 aid contract begun in January to survey Vietnam's secondary education, with victims including presidents, deans and professors from Wisconsin, Bemidji State, Harvard, Gustavus Adolphus, Illinois, and Maryland.
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Saigon
UPS
Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Air America
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Southeast Asia
Hue
James H. Albertson
Wisconsin State University
Stevens Point
Wis
Harry F. Bangsberg
Bemidji State College
Bemidji
Minn
Donald Beattie
School of Business Economics
Whitewater
Vincent F. Conroy
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Cambridge
Masa
Howard G. Johnshoy
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Milan
Arthur D. Pickett
University of Illinois
Chicago
Melvin
L. Wall
River Falls
Robert LaFollette
U.S. Agency For International Development
University of Maryland
Kennedy wife gives birth to 10th child in premature delivery
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy delivered a boy at Georgetown University Hospital one month early by Caesarian section. The 5 pounds 4 ounces infant, the Kennedys seventh son, arrived at 3:37 a.m. EST and is in premature nursery. both mother and baby are reported fine.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedys
Mrs. Kennedy
Ethel
Obituary of Wiley Dixie Butler Petroleum Leader
Wiley Dixie Butler longtime petroleum leader dies after long illness at Mesa General Hospital. He lived in Scottsdale and served in World War II on Eisenhower’s staff before retiring as Coastal Oil chairman. Funeral Saturday at Messinger Mortuary with Heart Fund donations requested.
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Butler
Mesa General Hospital
Hummingbird Lane
Scottsdale
Lehigh University
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Standard, Ol
Louis E. Barron
Coastal Oil Co
Mr. Butler
Coastal Ol
Army
Eisenhower
Coastal Oil
Unti
Lotot Club
New York City
Baltustal Golf and Country Club
Springfield
N.J
Beatrice Dondero Butler
Marlon
Edward
Miami Beach
Huntington Cairns
Washington, D.C
Thomas Woodson
San Antonio
Texas
Messinger Mortuary
Heart Fund
Foam girdle planned to trap Torrey Canyon oil spill
UPI reports British naval authorities to surround the torrey canyon with 190 foam blocks to confine remaining oil after a reef grounding near Land's End. About 40 000 tons spilled. 80 000 tons remain in holds as cleanup continues.
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Penzance
England
UPI
U.S
Torrey Canyon
Land's End
Union of! Co
California
Royal Navy
Rioting Students Stop Barricades at Sonora University
In Hermosillo rebellious students lifted campus barricades amid protests over Faustino Felix Serna’s gubernatorial nomination. Police report few rioters remained citywide. the government cites one death, protest leaders claim eleven. A California plane delivered tear gas crates to Nogales port workers for reloading.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
UPI
Sonora University
Faustino Felix Serna
Sonora
United Press International
Mexico City
Arizona
Nogales
Nogales International Con Port
Luis Encinas Johnson
Encinos
Alamillo Flores
Scottsdale Board of Adjustments notices public hearing on variances
The Scottsdale Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing April 8 1987 at 7:00 PM in Court Chambers 181 E Main St Scottsdale Arizona to consider variances including 3 foot 4 inch high fence 12-BA-67 14 inch side yard variance and 8 foot rear yard setback for pools and garage at multiple addresses such as S2nd and Lincoln 417 Miller Hubbell Latham Niglet Way and others. Attendees encouraged per City Clerk Fern Anderson.
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Scottadale Board of Adjustments
S2nd
Lincoln
R-8
Ri-to
Scottsdale
417 & Miller
Hubbell
Latham
Brattsdale
Niglet Way
City of
Beotteale
Court Chambers
Mat
Scottedale
Arizona
Daywood
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Yuma
Warren J. Heath
Central Phoenix
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
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Mich
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D-Mass
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Kathleen
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Robert Jr
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Cortney
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Matthew Maxwell Taylor
Wiley
Dixie’ Butler
Casa
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Puebla
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Stockyard
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Ndobe Pharmacy
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