Skyjackers hijack VC10 threaten hostage killings in Tunis
In Dubai a band of Arab terrorists seized a British VC10 and forced it to Tunis. They threatened to kill one of 43 hostages every two hours until Egypt releases 13 Palestinian prisoners and claimed more by mutiny in The Hague. The plane carried 27 passengers, eight crew, and eight Dubai workers. A stewardess was wounded.
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George C. Moore
Guy Eid
Tripoli
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Udall struggles with name recognition in Harris poll
The Harris Poll shows Rep Morris Udall ranking 10th among 18 potential Democratic candidates with 65 percent unfamiliar to respondents. In Phoenix a Las Vegas firm is barred from selling merchandise in Arizona after failing to deliver over 40000 dollars in goods. Celebrity Theater manager in Phoenix must appear in City Court on January 7 to answer a smoking complaint.
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Las Vegas
Arizona
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Goodyear Aerospace Signs Three Year Wage Pact
Goodyear Aerospace Corp Arizona Division and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers sign a three year contract providing general wage increases and other benefits.
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Goodyear
Litchfield Park
Arizona
Goodyear Aerospace Corp
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Church Sues To Restore Tucson Bingo License
A Catholic church in Tucson sues to compel the state to return its bingo license. Msgr. Loyola O'Dougherty says St. Ambrose parish school relies on weekly bingo for support and that the suspension will hurt them badly. He insists the church did nothing wrong.
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St. Ambrose Parish
Dorothy Mart Memorial Obituary Notice
Visitation for Dorothy Jones Mart 65 will be 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. Mrs Mart died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She lived in Chicago before moving to Scottsdale in 1960 and is survived by her brother Lynn Jones of Phoenix who asks donations to the American Cancer Society.
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Paradise Valley to study year round school plan
Paradise Valley School Board forms a 15 member committee to study year round schooling after a Long Beach workshop. The district faces double sessions at three schools and plans a pilot program not covering all schools. Auto Safety House won bus bids for four new buses bringing total to 48.
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Paradise Valley
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Long Beach
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California
Auto Safety House
Port of Portland seeks direct flights to China
The Port of Portland filed an application for airline service to Mainland China becoming the first American airport authority to seek such service. Port Commissioner Alan Green Jr said the move would petition the Civil Aeronautics Board to amend carrier certificates for direct Portland to Japan Korea and Mainland China flights and for interior U S cities to use Portland as a gateway.
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Bauman Elected Leader of Local AIP Section
Dr. Richard D. Bauman longtime city planning director won the top post in the Central Arizona Section of the American Institute of Planners. He joined the city last November from Flagstaff where he taught at Northern Arizona University and has taught at the University of Hawaii.
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University of Hawaii
Watergate cover up linked to Elisberg burglary motive
Prosecutors tell jurors the Watergate conspiracy aimed to conceal the 1971 Elisberg psychiatrist burglary. They present evidence the same men carried out both break ins and Ehrlichman approved the Ellsberg raid, with Hunt at risk of disclosure in 1973.
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Hunt
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James ¥. Neal
U.S
John J. Sirica
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Mitchell
Howard Hunt
Nixon
Sen Roeder's wife fined for disturbing the peace
Mrs. Audry Stern Roeder of 6265 E Catalina Dr was found guilty of disturbing the peace and failing to control her vehicle after a three car crash on Oct 15 on Indian School Rd. She was fined 82.50 by City Court Judge Edward Boyle. Charges included driving while intoxicated and driving left of center. one DWI count was dropped.
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Roeder
E. Catalina
Edward Boyle
John Roeder
Indian School Road
Cynthia Joy
Motorcycle collision injures Phoenix man on Scottsdale Road
A 20 year old Phoenix man, Jeffrey Keith Barshay, was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after his motorcycle collided with a car pulling onto Scottsdale Road from a parking lot. Barshay underwent an operation for a left foot injury. Jerrianne Allison, 22, of 7325 E Bellview St, was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Jeffrey Keith Barshay
KE. Culver
Jerrianne Allison
E. Bellview St
Barshay
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