Heath faces sex scandal resignations deepen
In Britain a second Heath minister resigns amid a sex scandal. Forr Jellicoe, leader of the Lords and Lord Privy Seal, admits associations with prostitutes, following Lambton’s similar admission. Heath assures Parliament no threat to national security or further ministerial involvement.
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British minister Lambton’s sex scandal shocks Heath government
Heath told parliament that police alerted him and Home Secretary Carr on April 9 to a minister’s ties with a prostitute. Lambton’s name surfaced April 13 amid possible drug charges, with reports of other ministers possibly resigning.
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Paradise Valley Hears Budget Preview and Church Zoning Proposals
Town council will review the preliminary 1973 74 budget likely to exceed last year’s $639 393 and discuss adding three zoning provisions for synagogues and churches. Proposals include limiting church use to religious instruction worship or related activities and banning residences as church sites. A setback increase from 40 to 60 feet along through streets is also proposed with street designations to be decided later.
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Group seeks ban on UofA abortions
Phoenix Arizona Right to Life Committee calls for a ban on abortions at the University of Arizona Hospital. Rep Jim Skelly seeks a Regents meeting in Tempe to press the issue noting no Supreme Court ruling demands abortion. He aided delay of a state appropriation after revelations of hospital abortions.
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Ford to pay ransom after ERP threats in Argentina
Ford Motor Co will meet ERP demands for 1 million in medical equipment to Argentine hospitals after leftist gunmen wounded two employees during a failed kidnapping attempt. A Ford spokesman in Detroit confirmed conversations with the group amid ongoing threats and retaliatory violence.
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Mexican held in miner slaying near Lost Dutchman Mine
Maricopa County deputies hold Ladislao Sanchez Guerrero, 39, of Arroyo Seco Queretaro Mexico, for investigation of homicide in the May 12 shooting of Charles William Lewing 32 Houston at a mine near Weaver's Needle east of Mesa. Robert Jacobs reported the incident.
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Bad luck streak clouds declarer’s judgment in contract play
A player’s losing run colors decisions as he misreads layouts and ducks a critical trump. Facing spades and clubs, the declarer chose to ruff with the eight, East overruffed, and the contract failed. The author notes odds favor better play and urges forgetting past hands to preserve judgment.
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Nixon Medal Presented to President Nixon
Mary Brooks director of the mint presented President Nixon with the first strike of a three inch bronze medal commemorating his second term. The medal features Nixon's portrait on one side and the word peace above an eagle on the reverse.
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Skunk and Magic Fiddle Featured in Library Film Festival
Scottsdale Public Library hosts a children's film festival Saturday at 2 p m presenting Skunk The Shepherds Hat and Magic Fiddle. Shepherds Hat explores dog cat folklore sparked by a kitten hatmakers hat and a Maharajah. The Mavic Fiddler ballet weaves folk tale music and dance into a dream like performance.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Drownproofing Effort Yields 450 Learn-to-Swim Certificates
More than 450 new swimmers earned YMCA Learn-to-Swim Week certificates after a five class course at the local YMCA from April 30 to May 11. YMCA official Jerry Beavers noted most graduates can swim 10 to 15 feet and are ready for advanced instruction. The program aims to reduce drowning as a major cause of accidental death.
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Mailmen Walk For CODAC Fundraiser In Arizona
Nearly 1,000 Valley letter carriers will skip their Sunday off on June 3 to walk routes for CODAC. In Scottsdale, Bennie Claahsen coordinates the citywide effort with volunteers and special envelopes for patrons gifts during CODAC Telethon weekend. The fundraising goal is 200000 to support ten drug-fighting agencies.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
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