Calley Paroled From My Lai Massacre Sentence
Former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. was released on a $1000 personal recognizance bond after U.S. District Judge J. Robert Elliott ordered parole proceedings. The My Lai officer, 31, faced a 10 year term after a 1971 life sentence was shortened on appeal.
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UPI
Army
William L. Calley Jr
My ‘Lai
U.S
J. Robert Elliott
Calley
Elliott
My. Lai
Rockefeller Nomination Hearings Resume Next Week
Senate Rules Committee plans to resume hearings on Nelson A Rockefeller's vice presidential nomination next week. Rockefeller his brother Laurance and several individuals who received gifts of money from him are scheduled to testify. Senator Howard Cannon D Nev said the committee would reconvene Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate
Nelson A
Rockefeller
Laurance
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Cancer detecting methods eyed to curb spread
Dr Paul Carbone of the National Cancer Institute says treating cancer before it spreads could save patients. Researchers seek ways to detect small numbers of diseased cells before tumors become advanced.
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Houston
Paul Carbone
National Cancer Institute
Hammond Moves Ahead In Tight Alaska Gubernatorial Race
In Anchorage Alaska Republican Jay Hammond edged ahead in the undecided governor race with only 348 votes separating Hammond and incumbent Democrat William Egan, signaling a likely recount.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Jay Hammond
Hammondrom
William Egan
Hypnotist Ronald Dante Convicted of Attempted Murder
Ronald Dante, 44, former husband of Lana Turner, was found guilty of attempting to hire a killer to slay Michael Dean, 44, of La Jolla California. Four Americans tied to a Harvard museum coin theft were in Montreal police custody with 854 coins recovered worth about one million dollars.
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Ronald Dante
Lana Turner
Michael Dean
la Jolla
Calif
Montreal
Harvard University
Israeli Citizen Kills Gunman in Nablus Attack
Tel Aviv command says an Israeli citizen killed a gunman who shot an Israeli civilian in Nablus, the West Bank’s largest city. The incident marks the first Arab guerrilla attack there in six weeks.
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West Bank
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Scottsdale Delegation Visits Alamos Sonora in Sister City Ties
A 24 person Scottsdale contingent led by Mayor William Jenkins arrives in Alamos Sonora Mexico for a goodwill visit to strengthen ties. They meet Governor Jose Reyes Amarrillas and will present architect Gerry Maskulka's sketch for a planned Alamos Park at Miller and Osborn Roads.
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McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale Jaycees
Scottsdale
William Jenkins
Alamos
Sonora
Mexico
Jenkins
Jose Reyes Amarrillas
Amarrillas
Gerry Maskulka
Alamos Park
Osborn Roads
Schrader
Zimmerman Farms
Paul Messinger
Jenkins, Messinger
Herb Drinkwater
Richard V-~-Campana
Charles Smith
David Harris
Thomas Hardy
Bil Jolson
Dave Hawkins
Mike Robbins
Wilson Jones
Bill Mack
Resignation Confirmed at Scottsdale Community College
Gary Deonise associate dean of student services at Scottsdale Community College confirmed Friday he submitted his resignation to the Maricopa County Community College District Board. He noted reasons may become public after discussion with the board and anticipated a meeting with Prince to review the resignation. He has served since October 1973 and left the school November 1.
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Gary Deonise
Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College District Board
Deoniise
SCC
John i
Deonise
Prince
State House coalition possible
Democratic minority may form a coalition with disgruntled Republicans to bolster control after wins in the governorship and Senate. Americo Carvalho says some Republicans may join if not granted chairmanships. Davids hedges on piracy but keeps doors open.
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Mike Patryni
House of Representative
House
Senate
Scottsdale
Americo
Mac” Carvalho
District 28
Carvalho
Dist. 28
Bill Rigel
Bob Hungerford
Daniel Peaches
Tuba City
Craig Davids
Coolidge
Davids
Arizona Democrats Elect Top Senate Leaders in Harmony
Arizona Democrats in the newly elected state Senate quickly unified and named Bob Stump Alfredo Osborn and Lones Osborn to top leadership posts. The selections followed party unity with the former minority leader chosen without opposition to lead the chamber. The report notes smooth internal alignment amid ongoing legislative session preparations.
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Phoenix
UPI
State
Senate
Bob
Alfredo Or
Lones Osborn
Stump
Prn-Stepp Nalde
of Uber
Arts Center to seek liquor license for Scottsdale project
Scottsdale plans to apply for a number six liquor license to operate a cocktail lounge at the new Center for the Arts. The council will limit sales to performance times and compare city operation versus external management. The $5 million center, near Second Street and Civic Center Plaza, will include a 750 seat theater and an 8200 seat film theater with offices and gallery space.
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Arts Center
Ben Montijo
State Board of Liquor Licenses ‘and Control
Montijo
Bradly
Second Street
Civic Center Plaza
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