Indians Win Long Lease Authority Near Scottsdale and Tucson
President Johnson signed a bill allowing Pima and Papago Indians on the Salt River and San Xavier reservations to lease land for up to 99 years. The change replaces prior 25 year terms seen as hindering industry. The measure, introduced by Rep Morris Udall, extends similar authority to Papago lands near Tucson.
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Workers Offered Positions In Tempe Strike Stand
City officials planned to mail letters to about 120 striking workers of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes. They would return to jobs but the city would not recognize the union as exclusive bargaining agent after the City Council vote.
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Closing arguments in Flores kidnap case proceed in Phoenix
Closing arguments were presented in the Superior Court trial of Efrain and Hector Flores, brothers from Phoenix, accused of kidnapping and beating Scottsdale police officer Charles Bolado after he tried to buy narcotics Jan. 21. Bolado testified he was beaten while on undercover narcotics duty as the Floreses allegedly restrained him with a knife and gloves during the attack.
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Probers Examine Brush Fire Tragedy In Angeles National Forest
Federal state and county investigators opened inquiries into a devastating brush fire in Angeles National Forest that killed 100 members of an elite hot shot crew and left many others injured. A separate Camp Pendleton blaze killed four Marines and injured others near Oceanside. The Angeles fire, sparked by a power line in high winds, burned 2100 acres in Pacoima Canyon north of Sylmar. Deputy Chief Hamilton K. Pyles will lead the probe and will interview survivors of the El Cariso hot shot crew.
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Bartos case questioned imprisonment for non payment of debt
The Arizona case from Scottsdale asks if a fine and jail sentence for non payment of a sewer service bill counts as imprisonment. The State Supreme Court will issue a written opinion after a Superior Court hearing contested Judge Boyle's Scottsdale City Court ruling.
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Johnson to undergo two planned operations this month
President Johnson travels to Texas for rest before scheduled surgeries at Bethesda Naval Medical Center within 15 days. One operation will address an abdominal incisional hernia from prior gall bladder surgery, the other removes a tissue growth from his right vocal cord. Weather forecasts call for fair, with high near 79 and low around 48.
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Friday in the News Friday in the News
United Press International summaries compiled by the Progress Staff present a weekly recap of notable events and developments reported across the wire service. The brief highlights key political, economic, and social stories shaping the latest national and international news cycle.
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Fatal flash fire hits U S carrier Roosevelt in Vietnam area
Reports from U S Navy headquarters in Saigon say seven sailors were killed and four injured aboard the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt after a flash fire. It marks the second fire on a Seventh Fleet carrier in the South China Sea near Vietnam within two weeks.
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Moscow to New York air route signing foreshadows thaw
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union signed a Moscow to New York aviation agreement aiming to ease Cold War tensions. The inaugural service is not expected until next spring with Pan American World Airways operating a four engine turboprop jet. The in-flight menu includes Russian items like caviar and salami sandwiches.
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Narcotics Roundup Nets 18 In Phoenix Area
Narcotics agents and Phoenix police arrested 18 persons on narcotics charges today. Among the arrestees are at least two from Scottsdale and two women including Beth Tilley. Police described multiple arrests and involved locations in the Phoenix area.
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