Nearly 30,000 More U S Troops To Leave Vietnam
Phase VII of Nixon’s troop withdrawal begins as nearly 29,300 U S troops depart Vietnam in two months, while in the A Shau Valley engagement, U S forces clash with North Vietnamese units. U S helicopters and fighter-bombers strike bunkers killing Communist troops and destroying fortifications, with American casualties reported.
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National health plans eyed after 1972 elections
Mac F. Cahal, executive director of the American Academy of General Practice, predicted at the Arizona Medical Association meeting that the United States will adopt a mixed national health approach after the 1972 elections. He noted tax financed elements and private insurance, doubt a universal compulsory system, and warned financing and delivery will dominate election debates.
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Disturbances at South Mountain High Spark Probe
Phoenix school officials launch investigation into student complaints after three days of disturbances at South Mountain High School. Principal David Goodson reviews a four item grievance list from student leaders including cafeteria food, mandatory study halls, and lunch hour health services. Four people injured, including a campus security guard, as chairs and windows were damaged during the melee. involvement by Leadership Education for Advancement of Phoenix official David Lee Shepard cited as a contributing factor.
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May Day Glorifies Brezhnev as Civilians Fill Red Square
Hundreds of thousands of Muscovites packed Red Square to hear Leonid Brezhnev and fellow leaders. He delivered a 40 minute speech atop Lenin's tomb amid rain and cheering while civilian May Day parade traditions replaced military displays. The crowd celebrated with banners and red bunting as the party pledged support for allies in Vietnam and other struggles.
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Sadat backs limited cease fire linked to canal reopening
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said Egypt would accept a definite cease fire if Israeli troops pull back from the Suez Canal under an agreement to reopen the waterway. He stressed Egyptian forces must cross the canal and a partial Israeli withdrawal would precede full evacuation from occupied Egyptian territory. Sadat warned Egypt could challenge Israel militarily, while the Soviet Union reportedly supplied new weapons. Rogers began a Middle East peace tour as talks continued.
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Burglary at Isabele Giorsetti residence reported loss
Police investigate burglary at 8147 E. Palm Lane stealing television records $36 in pennies a radio and tape recorder. Entry via back door lock broken between 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Friday. No suspects named. Also, a Phoenix woman was arrested for shoplifting $3.44 at Safeway on Scottsdale Road.
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Grand jury hears Leslie Bacon in Capitol bombing probe
Leslie Bacon, 39, described as frightened and tired, answered 45 to 60 questions during a 2 hour session before a federal grand jury investigating the Capitol bombing. She was detained as a material witness and possible suspect, with defense lawyers saying she has held up well despite four days of incarceration. Her parents visited before she entered the courtroom, and prosecutors cited an informer known as S-1 who reportedly had details on the bombing.
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County printer suspended amid probe over outside jobs
An unnamed county printer in Phoenix is suspended with pay pending an investigation into charges he used county presses and supplies to complete work for outside businesses. The county official Miller refused to name the employee.
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Obituary Calvin Lee Sexton Calvin Lee
Arkansas native Calvin Lee Sexton died recently age 87. Survived by wife Martha two children Millard of Payson Luella McFarland Scottsdale Viola Jackson California brother Duke Sexton Cottonwood six stepchildren. Services Tuesday 10 am Messingers Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd with Masonic Funeral Committee officiating. Friends may call Sunday after 1 pm. Burial Camelback Cemetery.
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Phoenix brothers die in light plane crash near Sky Harbor
Don B. Vogen eighteen was killed and his brother Karl twenty was critically injured when a Piper Cherokee clipped a 90 foot utility pole and crashed east of Sky Harbor. Police said air controllers warned the descent was too low. A passerby and two ASU students aided in pulling them from the burning wreckage. Power lines failed, causing outages in east Phoenix and western Tempe.
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Consultant to speak on learning disabilities program
Mrs. Betty Knotts, Scottsdale School District consultant on learning disabilities, will speak Tuesday night at 8 p.m. at Glass and Garden Church at 86th Street and Macdonald. She discusses the district’s new programs for disabled children, sponsored by the Arizona Association of Children with Learning Disabilities. The meeting is open to parents, teachers and interested residents.
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Eastside Food Service Association Meeting
The Eastside School Food Service Association holds its monthly gathering Monday at 1 p.m. at Saguaro High School. A brief business session precedes an evening of games and refreshments.
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