Welcome Home POWs Spark Clark Base Celebration
Scores of American pilots and a Continental stewardess staged a dramatic welcome for 40 U S POWs released from Hanoi. Also freed were 10 U S POWs from Laos. The event linked to final troop withdrawals, boosting total U S prisoners freed to 520 since Feb. 12. The scene included Navy Lt Cmdr David W. Hoffman and recalls of the mission days, with a POW bracelet greeting.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S
South Vietnam
Air Force
Coral Sea
Hanoi
Clark
Davy
Navy
David W. Hoffman
San Diego
Hoffman
North Vietnam
Diane Barnett
Los Angeles
Continental Airlines
Miss Barnett
Health officials assess safety of eating dog food
Health and FDA spokesmen say canned pet food is steam sterilized like human food and generally not harmful if not spoiled. They caution about quality standards and note pet meat comes from scraps and horse meat, not graded prime or choice.
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Lee Pierce
Health Department
Food and Drug
FDA
Los Angeles
Maricopa County
USDA
Portland market restarts horsemeat sales amid long line
Portland's only horsemeat market reopened after a one day closure with a block long line. Owner Ed Carroll added staff including his wife and sister to handle high demand driven by recent publicity. Local packer Hervin Co. confirms steady supply and federal inspection.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Portland
Ed Carroll
Carroll
The
Hervin Co
Tualatin
Ore
Wayne Bringhurst
Bringhurst
Arizona lawmakers move on open meetings bill and abortion language
The House Judiciary Committee will discuss a Senate passed open meetings bill. A three member subcommittee will draft language to align Arizona abortion laws with a recent Supreme Court decision. Phelps Dodge copper smelters at Ajo and Morenci receive conditional operation permits through Jan 3, 1974.
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Phoenix
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary
Peter Kay
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
House Public Health Committee
Sam McConnell
R Williams
Supreme Court
Phelps Dodge Corp
Ajo and
Morenci
State Air Pollution Control Hearing Board
Papago Freeway Ruling Expected Over Phoenix Suit
A federal suit filed in 1971 by Citizens for Mass Transit Against Freeways accuses the State Highway Department of environmental law violations in Papago Freeway planning. Judge Carl Muecke could rule by Friday or early next week.
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Phoenix
Asult
State Highway Department
U. S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Citizens For Mass Transit
Two Men Die In Hit and Run On U S 70 East Of Safford
Walter L. Randolph 73 of Safford and Floyd Ernest Malone 43 of San Carlos were struck from behind by a fleeing pickup shortly after midnight on U S 70 east of Safford. Investigators reported the driver fled the scene.
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U.S. 70
Safford
Walter L. Randolph
Floyd Ernest Malone
San Carlos
Drug store burglary hits Scottsdale SupeRx
Scottsdale police investigate a break in at SupeRx Drug Store on 4131 N Granite Reef Rd. Between 10 15 p.m. Tuesday and 1 a.m. today a rock shattered a glass door and two stereo tape decks a stereo and two speakers were stolen from a display area valued at 110 60 and 20 dollars respectively.
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Scottsdale
SupeRx
N. Granite
Seal killing halted awhile on St George Island
The United States and three other North Pacific nations agreed to an indeterminate halt on commercial seal killings on St George Island Alaska. The experimental ban, decided at Tokyo with Canada Japan and the Soviet Union, preserves harvest on nearby St Paul Island and aims to study ecological impact. The move affects about 200 Aleuts. meat will be shipped from St Paul, with alternative work measures planned.
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Washington
UPI
United States
North Pacific
St. George Island
Alaskan
Commerce Department
Tokyo
International North Pacific Fur Seal Commission
Canada
Japan
Soviet Union
St. George
Pribilof Island
Bering Sea
St. Paul Island
St. Paul
Walter Kirkness
U.S
Fur Seal Commission
Kirkness
Russia
Commander and Robben Islands
Obituary of Edward B Coffin Veteran and Steelworker
Edward B Coffin 55 a heavy equipment operator at Marathon Steel Co since 1951 died Monday en route to Doctors Hospital. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Mercer Mortuary with Masonic committee. burial Greenwood Cemetery with VFW honors. Survived by wife Audrey daughter Margaret Cozad Phoenix son James V Enterprise Alabama two brothers Phoenix sister and three out of state brothers and six grandchildren.
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Edward B. Coffin
Marathon Steel Co
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas
Detroit
Doctors Hospital
Coffin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Steelworkers of America
Audrey
Margaret Cozad
Phoenix
James V
Enterprise
Ala
Paul
Bonnie
Wolverhampton Polytechnic Computer Sings Swan Song
The 22 year old computer at Wolverhampton Polytechnic retired on Tuesday. Auld Lang Syne was played as a tribute. The farewell was performed by the old machine which was programmed by scientists to play the song.
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UPI
Wolverhampton Polytechnic
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