Chou Criticizes U S Over Vietnam Pact Failure
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai condemned the United States for not signing a ceasefire pact in North Vietnam and pledged continued backing of Hanoi. Paris reports say North Vietnam signed a new aid deal with China while seeking more from Moscow as Kissinger resumes talks with Le Duc Tho.
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Chou En-lai
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Hanoi Radio
Paris
China
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Nixon
U.S
Nguyen Phu Duc
Thieu
Tax deduction proposed for parochial tuition in Arizona
Rep. Peter Kay may sponsor a bill to treat parochial school tuition as a charitable contribution deduction on state income tax returns. An attorney general opinion says the deduction does not violate the state constitution but current law has no provision for private school tuition deductions. ACEF supports a tax credit rather than a deduction and would back legislation with religious leader support.
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Phoenix
UPI
Peter Kay
Scottsdale
East Phoenix
Kay
James Winter
Martin F. Keil
Arizona Citizens For Education Freedom
Keil
ACEF
Man Bound Over On Slaying Charge Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Judge Daniel Roth bound 25 year old Melton C. Johnson over to Maricopa County Superior Court on a reduced involuntary manslaughter charge for the November 14 shooting of girlfriend Sandra Gramlich. Witnesses testified the gun discharged accidentally while Johnson twirled a 12 gauge sawed off shotgun. bond set at 77000, Johnson held without bond on the prior murder charge.
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Daniel Roth
Maricopa County
Melton C. Johnson
Scottsdale Justice Court
Sandra J. Gramlich
Johnson
Ronald Quaife
Phoenix Police Department
Quaife
Miss Gramlich
Robert Mustic
Phoenix
Hin Mustic
Roth
Court refuses review of EPA air rules for Arizona copper
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals refused a five copper companies bid to review the EPA air pollution guidelines for Arizona. The order offered no reason and follows the EPA replacing portions of state rules with federal standards.
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San Francisco
UPI
the &H
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Environmental Protection Agency
Arizona
Phelps Dodge Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Magma Copper Co
EPA
State Board of Health
Obituary for Phyllis Krafft of Scottsdale Arizona
Mrs Phyllis Krafft 39 native of Blackwell Oklahoma died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital services were held at Green Acres Mortuary Cremation followed. Survived by husband Vera four daughters Karen Kimberly Ronnie of Scottsdale Kathleen of Tempe parents James Douglas Hartzog Payson grandmother Bertha Spence Upland California memorials suggested City of Hope Duarte California.
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Phyllis Krafft
Blackwell
Okla
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Vera
Karen
Kimberly
Ronnie
Scottsdale
Kathleen
Tempe
James Douglas Hartzog
Payson
Bertha Spence
Upland
Calif
Rosary and funeral set for Carmine Bollella
Carmine Bollella 79 retired Detroit supermarket owner died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A World War I veteran born in Benevento Italy, he lived in Scottsdale two years. Survivors include wife Teresa three sons Don Fred and Ozzie a daughter Mrs Lee Carrino a sister in Italy and ten grandchildren. Mass will be Wednesday at Our Lady of ...(location truncated)
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Carmine Bollella
Detroit
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Our Lady of
Bollella
E. Larkspur
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Benevento
Italy
Teresa
Don
Farmington
Calif
Fred
Ozzie
Dearborn
Mich
Lee Carrino
Hostage crisis in Trier ends with reporter freed
Two gunmen freed Bild reporter Horst Reber after a 24 hour siege at a Trier gun shop. They demanded twelve thousand five hundred dollars and a fast car, but police captured them within an hour of the deal as one surrendered and the other was wounded in a shootout at the airport.
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Trier
Germany
UPI
Peter and
Paul
Horst Reber
Bild
Reber
U S trade deficit seen rising in 1972
The United States posted a $415 million October trade gap as imports outpaced exports, signaling a likely rise in the second annual deficit of the 20th century. Officials noted a trend reversal from April’s spike, aided by December 1971 currency realignment and growing demand for U S goods abroad. Exports edged up to $4.364 billion while imports rose $109 million.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U.S
Harold C. Passer
Passer
Book award winner to speak at SCC forum
Jonathan Kozol National Book Award winner of Death At An Early Age will speak at Scotts dale Community College Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the student center. He discusses Political Indoctrination in the Public Schools and recounts his work with black parents to create Free Schools for needy neighborhoods in Boston. The talk is free and open to the public.
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Jonathan Kozol
Scottsdale Community College
Kozol
Boston
Assault suspect to undergo exam in Scottsdale case
Scottsdale man Martin L. Alpert, 38, charged with striking Sgt. Thom Clark with a tire iron, is back in Maricopa County Hospital for psychiatric evaluation. Police say he also hit Officer David Isom and a bystander during a Nov. incident after a traffic crash.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Robert Arthur
Martin L. Alpert
E. ‘Heatherbrae
Arthur
Alpert
Thom Clark
Scottsdale Police Department
Clark
David Isom
Paradise Valley feud restraining order reinstated in court
A restraining order against Mr. and Mrs. John McAward was lifted then reinstated in the day in Paradise Valley. The case involves a Ted Bass Jones Construction Co. dispute over unpaid notes and alleged home defects. A hearing will determine if the order stays until the case is settled on December 4.
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Paradise Valley
Rod Wood
John McAward
Asa Blanca Rd
Ted Bass Jones Construction Co
McAwards
Jones
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