Nixon administration offers counterproposal in postal wage talks
Government and postal unions held seven hours of talks that recessed at 1 a.m. with a counterproposal seen as a basis for negotiation. Postmaster General Blount and President Nixon discussed the matter, while union leader James Rademacher warned of a nationwide strike if progress stalls within five days.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Winston M. Blount
Blount
Nixon
Census Envelopes Target Scottsdale Households For 1970 Form Return
The Census Bureau will mail large white envelopes with blue lettering containing 1970 Population and Housing questionnaires to every home in Scottsdale. Addresses only, no names, will be included. David J. Nicol urges residents to watch for the envelope this Saturday. Michael DiRoss and 10 others were arrested in a statewide narcotics roundup, with DiRoss charged on two counts of LSD sale. The sweep netted 29 arrests across Tempe, Yuma, and Jerome.
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Bureau of the Census
Post Office
David J. Nicol
Michael DiRoss
E. Hubbell
DiRoss
Tempe
Yuma
Jerome
Woman Falls 50 Feet in Oregon Cliff Accident
Nancy Woodworth 22 of Scottsdale fell 50 feet in a remote Dry Creek area east of Roseburg. She was rescued and taken to a hospital in good condition. Sheriff's deputies investigated the accident scene.
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Roseburg
Ore
UPI
Nancy Woodworth
Scottsdale
Here
Miss Woodworth
Dry Creek
Paradise Valley Man In Satisfactory Condition After Crash
John Adams 71 owner of Paradise Valley Water Co. remains in satisfactory condition at St. Luke's Hospital after a Wednesday auto collision at Lincoln Rd and Mockingbird. Second driver Gary A. Clay 18 of 18001 N. Tatum suffered minor injuries and was released. Adams cited for running a red light. incident occurred while northbound on Mockingbird.
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John Adams
Paradise Valley Water Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Adams
Lincoln Rd
Mockingbird
Paradise Valley
Gary A. Clay
N. Tatum
Adems
Yes
Lincoln
Air traffic controllers report illness amid Easter travel slows
About 20 percent of controllers at 21 major centers were out sick in a continuing sick out. FAA said New York Minneapolis Cleveland and Kansas City centers faced major trouble while PATCO head Lee Bailey urged a full strike which showed little effect. Delays reached two hours at LaGuardia and Kennedy with shorter waits elsewhere as some airports ran normally despite the holiday.
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United Press International
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
New York
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Lee Bailey
Professional Air Traffic Controllers, Organization
PATCO
Bailey
MacArthur Field
LaGuardia
Kennedy
Newark
Reds die in clash near Cambodian border
UPI reports 88 North Vietnamese troops killed in seven hour battle by the U S 1st Air Cavalry three miles from Cambodia and 76 miles northwest of Saigon. Two Americans killed and 22 wounded. Air power and artillery supported the fight. A Huey helicopter was shot down leaving three wounded. Terrorists disguised as South Vietnamese attacked U S vehicles in Saigon. one car destroyed.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Cambodia
Air Force
South Vietnam
Louisiana
Arizona S&L Chief Urges Lower Mortgage Rates
Guy Stillman of the Democratic National Committee told presidents of Arizona savings and loan associations that current mortgage rates are inequitable. He urged banks and S&Ls to cut home owner borrowing costs to aid potential buyers and stabilize the state’s economy.
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Phoenix
UPI
Democratic National Committee
Guy Stillman
Stillman
Arizona
Two Hurt In One Car Accidents In Tempe And Superior
A Tempe man Bert L Szabo 28 was injured when his auto struck a curb at 74th Street and Van Buren then overturned He was cited for failure to control and reckless driving. James Williams of Superior was eastbound on Camelback when his car skidded left the road struck a carport post and then hit two cars. cited for failure to control. Both were treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and later released.
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Tempe
Superior
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Bert L. Szabo
E. Palmcroft
74Th St
van Buren
Szabo
James Williams
Camelback
E. Camelback
George Joffey
Williams
Burglary Strikes Owens Fifth Avenue Pharmacy
Police report burglars entered Owens Fifth Ave drug store last night stealing cameras valued at about 40 and a small amount of demerol. The rear door was found open at 10 55 p m and a bathroom window was broken during the break in. In separate cases Phyllis A Schmidt reports a suitcase of clothes worth 650 missing from her storeroom January to Thursday. A .22 rifle worth 35 was taken from Clifford Brakefield home between 3 and 10 45 p m Thursday with the house left unlocked.
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Owens Fifth Ave
Phyllis A. Schmidt
Schmidt
S. Pueblo Way
Clifford Brakefield
Pima Rd
Brakefield
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