South Viet troops clash with Communists in border drive
Saigon reports say 251 Reds killed in a two day air tank and artillery push that may have breached Cambodia. Fourteen government soldiers died in Duc Hue as field reports claim South Vietnamese forces entered Cambodia in pursuit of enemy units along the Parrot's Beak. Government warplanes and artillery hit jungle as Highway 1 section reopened near Phnom Penh.
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UPI
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South Vietnam
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Hien
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Hue
Phnom Penh
Neak Luong
May Day Protests Sweep World With Mixed Displays
Millions join demonstrations as Moscow marks May Day with flowers in Red Square while Portugal and Argentina face tensions over labor rallies. In Paris far left blocs protest and East Berlin stages a military parade drawing Allied ire. Soviet city crowds march in Moscow with Brezhnev reviewing but no speeches.
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Francois Mitterand
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East Germany
Berlin
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Barcelona
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Arizona House Tentatively Approves Mental Commitment Bill
The Arizona House approved the Senate passed mental commitment reform 28 to 21 as dates for final action loom. The measure would limit commitments to those with clear danger, shield patient rights, and end most emergency holds with due process. An amendment on minor abortion consent drew debate.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Arizona
Bob Hungerford
Scottsdale
Senate
Cushing Candidate Nelson Cushing Seeks State Superintendent Nomination
Dr Nelson Cushing of Glendale announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for state superintendent of public instruction. He has resigned as state supervisor of industrial arts and provocative education in the State Department of Education and is noted for career education work. Previously he taught at Arizona State University.
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Nelson Cushing
Glendale
Cushing
State Department of Education
Education Department
Arizona State University
Scottsdale Community College Spring Student Art Show Winners Named
Winners have been announced for the SCC annual Spring Student Art Show held in the student lounge through May 10 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. First place winners include Pat Skiba painting Barbara Moran watercolor Candy Mance drawing Barry Hunnicut sculpture Phyllis Teachert mixed media Jeff Habel photography Shirley Van Dervort jewelry and Janet Foskett crafts. Jan Danielson received the best of show merit award.
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Scottsdale
Community College
Pat Skiba
Barbara Moran
Candy
Mance
Barry _Hunnicut
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Janet Foskett
Jan Danielson
Kindergarten sign-up begins in Supai Yavapai Apache areas
Registration for five-year-olds born by Dec 31 1974 opens this week in Scottsdale schools. Apache and Yavapai enrollments occur in school offices, with ceremonies and meetings scheduled including PTA brunches and band concerts. Supai and Yavapai grade classes report honor rolls and awards as districts plan spring events and programs.
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Darleen Bittinger
Scottsdale
Supai
Jerry Begelman
Yavapai and
Retirees to view China film in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Chapter 1457 of the American Association of Retired Persons invites all retired persons to Eldorado Park for a pot-luck dinner at 1 p.m. and a 2 p.m. screening of Sunday Afternoon in Peking China in Room 5. Beverages provided at 231 N Miller Rd.
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Scottsdale
The
American Association
Eldorado Park
Peking
the Park
Agnes Moorehead Dies in Minnesota at 67
Actress Agnes Moorehead died at Methodist Hospital Rochester after an undisclosed illness. The four time Oscar nominee played Endora on Bewitched and was 67. Born December 6 1906 in Boston she studied at the University of Wisconsin and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and built a stage radio and film career before joining Broadway and television.
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UPI
Agnes Moorehead
Endora
Mrs. Parkington
Johnny Belinda
University of Wisconsin
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York
Lionel Barrymore
Hawaii ends gas rationing plan
Acting Gov. George Ariyoshi announced the suspension of Hawaii's first mandatory gasoline rationing program after three months. May allocations would be 2,000,000 gallons above April, and service stations could reopen seven days a week selling gas to all customers regardless of license plate.
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UPI
Hawaii
Gasplan
George Ariyoshi
Public defender dispute in limbo reaches high court
The Arizona Supreme Court will decide if a criminal defendant may be represented by both a public defender and a paid private assistant. John Knapp, charged with killing his two daughters in a Mesa house fire, was indigent and represented by Deputy Public Defender Basham. Knapp’s mother then paid former deputy public defender Diettrich to aid Basham. Hardy barred this, saying it would undermine indigent defense. The high court accepted jurisdiction and stayed Hardy’s ruling until a decision.
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UPI
Hate Supreme Court
High Court
John Knapp
Mesa
Knapp
David Basham
Charles Diettrich
Basham
Maricopa County
Charles Hardy
Diettrich
Charles Hyder
Supreme Court
Hardy
Friends of the Earth Opposes Hualapai Dam Plan
Friends of the Earth reaffirmed its opposition to the proposed Hualapai Dam in the Grand Canyon. At a Phoenix news conference, chairman Matt Ringer criticized Rep. Sam Steiger for endorsing the dam and warned that Grand Canyon scientific data would be lost to inundation. He claimed the dam would average about 360 megawatts, under 40 percent of Arizona’s power needs.
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UPI
Friends of the Earth
Hualapai
Grand Canyon
Matt Ringer
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Ringer
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