SRP weighs cutting residential water allocations
SRP officials disclosed a board study on reducing residential water allocations for its 31,000 homes. Spokesman Joe Gacioch said the plan might cut runs per subdivision or trim quantity per run, effective next January if approved, following prior cuts to agricultural allotments in October.
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Salt River
SRP
Joe Gacioch
Gacioch
Board of Governors
The
Soil Conservation Service
Aquino Jr Sentenced to Death in Philippines Subversion Case
A Philippine military court sentenced Senator Benigno S. Aquino Jr. to death for subversion murder and illegal possession of arms. Also condemned were Bernabe Buscayno alias Commander Dante and Vict or Corpus. By midmorning traffic deaths topped 170 as Thanksgiving weekend continued.
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Manila
Philippines
Benigno S. Aquino Jr
Bernabe Buscayno
Dante
New People’s Army
Communist Party of the Philippines
Philippine Constabulary
Victor Corpus
Buscayno
Aquino
Corpus
National Safety Council
Cardwell to retire as Social Security commissioner
James B. Cardwell, after 35 years in government, will retire as Social Security commissioner and move to private industry. He will receive a $24,000 annual government pension while earning $53,000 in his new private post and notes flaws in federal retirement and Social Security.
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Washington
James B. Cardwell
Cardwell
Plane crash near Beziers kills 34 French crew
Beziers area in southern France reports a military plane with 30 sailors and four crewmen plunging into a wooded hillside. Police and firemen found only broken bodies in heavy fog with no survivors. Residents heard a low flight and saw fire light the sky after an explosion.
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Beziers
France
Smith offers majority rule in Rhodesia amid guerrilla war
The Rhodesian prime minister Ian Smith proposed one man one vote elections as a path to peace. Black nationalist groups condemned the plan while moderate leaders welcomed it but warned it was not a true settlement. United Nations remarks likened the proposal to failed wartime elections in Vietnam.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
United Nations
America
U.N
Andrew Young
Smith
Vietnam
Ndabaningi Sithole
Young
South Vietnam
Britain
France
Lusaka
Zambia
Zimbabwe African Peoples’ Union
Zimbabwe
George Silundika
Silundika
Jeremiah Chirau
Black Zimbabwe United Peoples Organization
Rhodesia Herald
Buffy the beagle outjumps walls on Surrey home roof
Buffy the seven year old beagle owned by the William Stern family of 6102 E Surrey leaps to a six foot wall then to the roof and a four foot chimney ledge. She relaxes on a raft in the yard pool and even chases cats. The Sterns once tried to part with Buffy after she ate their diplomas but kept her after she caused havoc on Pooch Parade set.
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Snoopy
William Stern
6102
Surrey
Buffy
Sterns
Flood control plan nears $1.5 million share for Paradise Valley
Maricopa County Flood Control District estimates 12 projects in Paradise Valley north Scottsdale and northeast Phoenix cost about $10.7 million with the district possibly paying nearly $1.5 million. Councils from Phoenix Scottsdale and Paradise Valley meet to review cost sharing and alternatives.
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Maricopa County
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Phoenix
George Campbell
Paradise Valley Town Hall
Phoenix City
Richard Campana
Pima Road to Gain Two Extra Lanes in 5 Year Plan
A proposed five year capital improvements program includes about 4 million dollars for right of way and construction to widen Pima Road east of McDowell to McDonald Drive. The plan notes Pima now has two lanes and could reach four, with six lanes far in the future.
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Pima Road
Pima
McDowell Road
McDonald Drive
Salt River
Scottsdale
Williamson
Bell
Phoenix
Greenway
Beardsley Roads
Shea
Scottsdale Municipal
North Loop
Airport
McDonald
Camelback Hospital wins panel OK for 74 bed satellite
The Central Arizona Health Systems Agency board approved Camelback Hospital's certificate of need for a 74 bed satellite facility at Miller Road and Earls Drive, nine acres, costing 3.8 million. Construction would start next year with phased beds 42 by 1979, 20 by 1963, 12 by 1985, expandable to 150 beds.
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Camelback Hospital
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Arizona Department of Health Services
N. 34Th St
Frank Dunning
Camelback
Miller Road
Earls Drive
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Barbara von Ammon
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