U S Consul General Kidnapped in Guadalajara By Guerrillas
UPI reports U S Consul General Terrance G. Leonhardy was abducted by four armed youths in Guadalajara. Guerrillas demand 30 political prisoners be flown to Cuba and a televised Cuban ambassador interview. Mexico’s Interior Ministry says it will follow the demands. police locate no suspects yet.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
UPI
U.S
Cuba
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Jalisco
Alberto Romero Orozco
Leonhardy
Latin America
Mexico City
White House backs Wounded Knee talks offer
The White House agrees to send a five member delegation to Pine Ridge in the third week of May to meet Teton Sioux chiefs and AIM leaders if militants at Wounded Knee surrender arms by May 11. The move follows Frizzell’s talks and a Garment backed pledge of good faith.
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Pine Ridge
8.D
UPI
White House
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Wounded Knee
Kent Frizzell
American Indian Movement
AIM
Frizzell
Washington
Leonard Garment
Nixon
Hank Adams
Teton Sioux
FBI
Cbs-Tv
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Stanley Holder
Holder
Floodwaters Climb Mississippi River Basin Across Delta
Flooding from the Mississippi River and its tributaries swells from Iowa to Louisiana with millions of acres under water. Farmers face delayed planting with cotton by June 1 and soybeans by July 1. evacuation tops 10,000 as catfish populate flooded fields and cattle are moved to higher ground.
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United Press International
Mississippi River
Iowa
Louisiana Bayous
Yazoo
Mississippi
Ouachita
Red
Louisiana
Carter
Archer Irwin
Delta
Vicksburg
Scottsdale Land Use Map Amendment Adopted in Resolution 1116
City of Scottsdale Arizona adopts amendment to General Plan Land Use Map after review by City Council planning consultant Wilsey and Ham and staff, focusing on areas north and south of Indian Bend Road following multiple open work sessions by the Planning Commission and staff.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Maricopa County
Wilsey and Ham
Indian Bend Road
Planning Commission
City Staff
City Council Reviews Land Use Map Revisions
Text describes public hearings on the revised land use map, recommendations for approval, and council actions. It notes one hearing and amendments north of Indian Bend Road, with further study planned for the area south of Indian Bend Road before a comprehensive amendment is adopted.
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Planning Commission
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale Adopts 1973 Land Use Map North of Indian Bend
The Scottsdale City Council adopts by reference the April 17 1973 land use map for the area north of Indian Bend Road as part of the Comprehensive General Plan. Copies available at the City Clerk’s office. The measure was passed and adopted on May 1 1973 with Mayor B L Tims and City Clerk Nell Fern Anderson attesting.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Indian Bend Road
City of
B.L. Tims
D.D
Fannin calls for profit and incentives to spur energy development
Sen. Paul J. Fannin urged adequate profit and tax incentives to attract the large capital needed for U.S. energy development. He cited a projected $451 billion requirement for 1971 to 1985 and warned that dependence on imported fuels would be costly and risky.
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U.S
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Scottsdale
Fannin
Middaugh fund reaches six thousand three hundred sixteen
Contributions to Brad Middaugh fund reach 6316 as Scottsdale residents aid the 17 year old cancer victim family. Funds paid two finance companies and medical bills. Money raised via Valley National Bank and church and school groups.
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Brad Middaugh
Scottsdale-area
William Middaugh
E. Glenrosa
Brad
Progress
Sandra Burleson
Valley National Bank
E. McDowell Rd
Scottsdale
R. A. Smith
Phoenix
Hohokam
William E. Brines
E. Doubletree Rd
Edward B. Pool
N. Hayden Rd
Bob Pinnick
E. Oak
Robert A. Sanowski
E. Clinton St
Norman S. Lenz
E. Lewis
Obituary for Emile Cantin
Emile Cantin 70 died Friday in Doctors Hospital. A rosary is set for Sunday evening at Paradise Chapel with a Mass Monday at the Church of St. Theresa. Burial will be in Graniteville Mass. He lived at 4732 E. Cypress and had worked in a Forge Village textile mill before moving to the Valley twelve years ago. Born in Westford Mass he is survived by his wife Rita a daughter Mrs. Joseph Lessard of Prescott and six grandchildren.
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Emile Cantin
Doctors Hospital
Paradise Chapel
Indian School Rd
Church of St. Theresa
Forge Village
Mass
The
Valley
Westford
Rita
Joseph Lessard
Prescott
Joyce Burns Rites Set In Arcadia Chapel
Joyce Burns 51 died Thursday at Phoenix General Hospital. Services Monday at Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Chapel. A native of Oklahoma she came to the Valley in 1960 from Alamogordo New Mexico. Survivors include husband Harold two sons Rick Jones Paramount California and Bob Jones Dallas two grandsons mother Melvina Head Mangum Oklahoma two brothers and two sisters. Memorials suggested to Arizona Training Center at Randolph.
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Joyce Burns
Phoenix General Hospital
Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Chapel
Indian School Rd
Burns
E. Glenrosa
Pearl Harbor
Alamogordo, N.M
Harold
Rick Jones
Paramount
Calif
Bob Jones
Dallas
Melvina Head
Mangum
Okla
Oklahoma
Gerald J Powell dies in Arizona. services in Erie
Gerald J Powell formerly of Erie Pennsylvania died Friday at Doral Nursing Home in Arizona after a long railroad career. He lived at 4945 E Sheridan. He is survived by his daughter Thora Mrs Gerry Blose of Phoenix two sons Robert and Richard of Erie a brother and a sister in Pennsylvania and seven grandsons. Services and burial will be in Erie Mercer Mortuary announced.
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Arizona
Erie
Doral Nursing Home
Powell
E. Sheridan
Thora
Gerry Blose
Phoenix
Robert
Richard
Pennsylvania
Mercer Mortuary
Manheld in disturbance at St Daniel's Church
A 22-year-old Scottsdale man, William Norush of 7908 E Culver, was arrested Friday evening after entering St Daniel's Catholic Church at 1030 N Hayden Rd around 7:50 PM, playing a harmonica and declaring himself Jesus Christ during rites.
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Scottsdale
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
N. Hayden Rd
William Norush
E. Culver
Jesus Christ
Arizona Legislature Reinstates Capital Punishment
The State Legislature sent to the governor a bill restoring capital punishment in Arizona after House Senate talks. It aims to align state law with a Supreme Court decision last year on the legality and application of executions. An early test of its constitutionality was noted.
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Phoenix
Arizona
House
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Phoenix plan panel set to guide land use program
A legislative conference committee agreed on a 15 member planning commission to oversee interim and final reports on a land use planning program. Nine members will be appointed by the governor and three by the senate president and house speaker each. The commission will report next year and conclude by June 30, 1975.
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Phoenix
Senate
House
Papago Council Abolishes Finance Panel in Nine-Hour Session
The Papago Tribal Council failed to act Friday on a new attorney contract but voted to abolish the tribal finance committee and fire comptroller Maggie Marshall. Councilman David Sam moved the measure and was later arrested for drunkenness, pleading guilty to a 30 day suspended sentence and returning to the meeting. Councilman Mike Rios said he would seek legal advice on appealing the action.
Arizona Mall Plans Clash With New Courts Building
State Senator Ray Bottas accused Maricopa County of subverting the mall plan by placing the new courts building in parking area. Supervisor Henry H. Haws told a citizens group that the plan had been revised into a line of buildings from the State Capitol to downtown Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Ray Bottas
Senate
Henry H. Haws
Maricopa County
Citizens Action Committee
State Capitol
Phoenix man guilty in three gambling charges
Kyle Birch aged 66 pleaded guilty to two counts of bookmaking and one count of wagering on a sporting event in Phoenix. He appeared before Superior Court Judge Williby E. Case and faces 1 to 5 years on each count with sentencing set for July 11.
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Phoenix
Kyle Birch
Superior Court
Williby E. Case
Birch
148-Unit Development Approved on ABC Ranch
The Development Review Board approved a tentative plat for a 148-lot single family subdivision on the 160 acre ABC Ranch near Cactus Road and 96th Street. The project zones as PCD with 96 acres of lots and 64 acres open space and streets.
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Abc Ranch
Cactus Road
96Th Street
Miller Road
Indian School Road
Hanson Development Corp
Hackensack
N.J
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