Saager to head new APS office in Northeast region
Garth Saager of 8301 E. Cheery Lynn Rd has been named manager of APS Northeast office. He will oversee Paradise Valley and 20th Street offices in addition to Scottsdale with headquarters in Scottsdale. Saager joined APS in 1962 and has held multiple posts including acting manager of Bisbee Tombstone and Sierra Vista offices.
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Sierra Vista
South Vietnamese Drive Deepens Into Cambodia Coastline
South Vietnamese armored columns pushed along the Gulf of Siam coast from Ha Tien toward Kep and Kampot within five miles of Cambodia, as 15 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese were killed and 70 weapons captured in a clash. The operation, part of a 10,000-man push, aimed at destroying Communist bases near Takeo Province and near the Duc Lap and Bu Prang Green Beret camps. No fighting was reported in the latest incursion, which could be the campaign’s final thrust toward Communist sanctuaries in Cambodia.
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UPI
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Kompong Som
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Sihanoukville
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Bu Prang
Car Fire Damages Auto on McDowell Road
A car fire at 6880 E McDowell at 4 43 p m damaged the auto owned by Pearl Carista with $50 loss Firemen used dry powder to extinguish wiring in the engine compartment Cause of blaze is unknown.
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Pearl Carista
Fraud suspects sought in room charge case at Scottsdale hotels
Police seek two to four suspects tied to fraud cases at the Doubletree Inn and Royal Inn. A man checked into the 8fin on May 8 and left May 12 without paying a $225 bill after using a Salt Lake City address and long distance calls. Investigators say two complaints total nearly $600 in losses, including a 16 day stay Jan 24 to Feb 10 at the Royal Inn with a $368.63 bill and a Tempe address.
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Roosevelt Lake property owners seek grand jury probe of Nichols
Four Roosevelt Lake residents led by Scottsdale broker C L Watson demanded a grand jury investigation into Gila County Supervisor Charles Nichols accusing him of using county staff and equipment for private construction. Others joining Watson include Charles Deegan Roy White and Bill Berkenkamp. Nichols denied the charges noting he owns more equipment than the county and has used his own gear in developments. The county attorney said affidavits documenting specific charges are needed to call a grand jury. In other news two people died and 13 were injured when a three car local passenger train derailed near Manchester England.
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Albert Poised to Succeed McCormack as House Speaker
Washington United Press International reports Rep. Carl Albert likely to become speaker if Democrats retain control in November. McCormack, 78, retires after 42 years in Congress, citing a need for rest amid age criticism and a widening reform push following indictments tied to aides. Albert, a long held whip and later majority leader, enjoys broad support and a liberal record, though not tied to the DSG.
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Mansfield warns of Cambodian territorial designs by South Vietnam
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield says South Vietnam seeks Cambodia gains and worries Saigon will stay after American forces leave. He cites Nguyen Cao Ky and suggests the Nixon administration is aware. Hugh Scott notes possible consensus on Cambodia fund-cut legislation but opposition stalls vote until withdrawal.
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Washington
Cambodia
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U.S
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Udall Emerges as Majority Leader Hopeful in House Race
Rep Morris Udall of Arizona positions himself as a candidate to succeed Speaker John McCormack after McCormack announced retirement Udall backs Rep Carl Albert of Oklahoma and says he will confer with colleagues about the majority leader post Other potential contenders include Rep Richard Bolling Rep Edward Boland and Rep Dan Rostenkowski Udall previously ran for speaker in 1969 and drew attention to leadership discontent McCormack cited his wife's illness for leaving Congress.
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UPI
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Arizonan
Richard Bolling
D-Ma
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
Dan Rostenkowsky
D-Ill
Democrats must offer opposition platform for future contests
Washington dispatch notes that Democrats face cash shortages and lack a coherent opposition program to contest Nixon's agenda. The piece argues for a proactive, issue oriented strategy in Congress, tracing how FDR to Kennedy built proposals, and warns Democrats to start soon to shape alternatives before 1972 and 1976.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
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