Palestinian hijackers surrender as Dutch jet ends dramatic Odyssey
In Dubai three Palestinian guerrillas who hijacked a Dutch jumbo jet surrendered after a days long flight path that carried 255 passengers through Damascus Nicosia and Tripoli before landing in Dubai. Hostages were freed and a KLM official said the hijacking has ended.
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Beirut
UPI
Persian Gulf
Dubai
Middle East
Royal Dutch Airlines
KLM
Amsterdam
Tokyo
Damascus
Cyprus
Libya
Valletta
Aden
Holland
Israel
Max van der Steel
Sheikh Makhtoum Ben Rashid
Makhtoum
A. W. Whithholt
Malta
Syria
Nicosia
Tripoli
Boeing
Amputee 8 cheers Kennedy Jr. with encouragement letter
Shannon Hanley 8 writes to Edward Kennedy Jr. not to feel bad about losing his leg. Shannon, also an amputee from cancer, says he can ride his minibike fish and run and hopes for a return letter from the Kennedy child.
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Paradise
Calif
UPI
Shannon Hanley
Edward Kennedy Jr
Massachusetts
Shannon
Jerome Hanley
California
Kennedy
Hanley
Scottsdale School Board OKs 20 Cent Levy Election Plan
The Scottsdale School Board unanimously approves a March 26, 1974 election call for a 20 cent levy to raise 750000 for Cherokee School completion and Hopi Yavapai Kiva additions and 110826 for Tanalea and Tonto arts and band room expansions. The high school district seeks 1100000 for Chaparral High School completion including arts facilities.
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Chaparral
Scottsdale
Chaparral High School
Samuel Childs
Robert Uldane
Childs
Scottsdale School
Tonalea
Tonto
Woods says she does not know if erase occurred on Nixon tape
Secretary Rose Mary Woods testified she cannot confirm erasing any portion of the June 20 1972 tape because she never listened to that segment. She said she may have hit record during a distraction, which she argues could only explain a four to five minute gap.
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Washington
UPI
Rose Mary Woods
Nixon
White House
Miss Woods
Court of U.S
John J. Sirica
Charles S. Rhyne
Dem Arizona committeewoman urges Nixon to curb luxury
Ora De Concini of Tucson told a Scottsdale luncheon that Nixon should reduce lavish living to persuade citizens to endure energy shortages. She cited federal spending on homes in Key Biscayne and San Clemente, government aircraft, helicopters, secure vehicles, staff, a yacht, and even the Irish setter King Timahoe. She urged impeachment action and questioned Nixon’s claim I am not a crook.
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Arizona
Democratic National
Nixon
Ora de Concini
Tucson
Scottsdale
Democratic
Ye Old Lantern
Key Biscayne
San Clemente
Timahoe
Camp David
Father held in fiery death of two children
John Henry Knapp, 27, was held on two counts of murder after a fatal house fire that killed his daughters Linda 3 and Iona 2 on November 16. A coroner's jury found the blaze was criminally set and lantern fuel was found near the girls' room. Deputies arrested Knapp after the verdict. the couple said the door was locked when the fire started.
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Linda Knapp
Iona Knapp
Arizona dairy seeks to remove aflatoxin traces
United Dairymen of Arizona president Leonard F. Cheatham said steps would be taken to free dairy products of aflatoxin traces found by the FDA. He noted the small amount would not threaten public health, but the source would be destroyed. Eight Phoenix firms and one Miami plant also received lesser natural gas allocations as APS enforces a second 24 hour curtailment due to El Paso Natural Gas Co. fuel shortages from cold weather.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Leonard F. Cheatham
United Dairymen of Arizona
Miami
Arizona Public Service Co
el Paso Natural Gas Co
APS
Arizona Supreme Court declines malpractice time limit challenge
The Arizona Supreme Court will not hear Norman S. Herring's challenge to the six year filing limit for medical malpractice suits, ruling without comment that the suit is not eligible for review. In separate items, Gov. Williams will attend the Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting in New Orleans on December 25 with speakers Rush Moody and John Love expected.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Norman S. Herring
New Orleans
Jack Williams
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Rush Moody
Nixon
John Love
Samuel J Sack obituary notice in Sedona
Samuel J Sack 56 former Scottsdale resident died Tuesday in Sedona He was a World War II Navy veteran and ex church member later became general manager for Babbitt Lumber Company Survivors include wife Elsa and son Samuel F two sisters and a brother Prayer services and funeral Mass set with burial at St Francis Cemetery.
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Samuel J. Sack
Scottsdale
Sedona
Mr. Sack
Ohio
U.S. Navy
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Babbitt Lumber Company
St. Johns Council of
Elsa
Samuel F
Raymond
Antoinette Turrin
Jessie Marra
Messinger Mortuary
N. Miller Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
City Receives State Grant for Chaparral Park Facilities
City Manager Dale Carter announced a $22,260 100 percent grant from the Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission to fund construction of parking facilities and a boat ramp at Chaparral Park located at Jackrabbit and Hayden Roads.
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Dale Carter
Chaparral Park
Jackrabbit and
Hayden
Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission
Burglars Hit Two Scottsdale Homes In One Day
Thieves forced entry at 8055 E Thomas Rd between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. taking a reel to reel tape deck stereo equipment speakers and turntables valued at 1530. A second break in at 1232 N 66th St from 4 to 730 p.m. yielded 1035 in stereo units a color TV an antique Civil War sword a portable calculator and a turntable. Drawers and closets were opened and contents scattered. A tire iron pried a window to gain entry.
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Scottsdale
E. Thomas Rd
N. 66Th St
Nixon signs oil allocation bill to curb shortages
President Nixon signed into law a bill requiring a mandatory allocation program for all petroleum products within a month. The measure, passed despite his objections, aims to distribute fuel shortages equitably across the nation.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Sunny skies bring warming temps through Thursday forecast
The Phoenix National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and rising temperatures through Thursday. Daytime highs will near 70 with overnight lows from near freezing to the upper 30s, and light winds accompany the warmer readings. Scottsdale reached 62 today with a 32 degree low.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Paradise Valley radio tower case paused to January hearing
Superior Court Judge Yale Mc Fate continued until January 24 a show cause hearing over why town officials refused a building permit for a 90 foot ham radio tower near Carl Lindberg’s home. Lindberg and attorney Ben C. Pearson accuse town manager Oscar Butt and building inspector Roy Jacobsen of willful refusal after Lindberg did not file a required special use permit.
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Paradise Valley
Yale McFate
Ben C. Pearson
Carl L. Lindberg
E. Orchid Lane
Lindberg
Oscar A. Butt
Roy Jacobsen
56Th Street
Mockingbird Lane
Butt
Alexandria, Va
Tempe Man Hurt in 74th Street Crash
A 20 year old Tempe man David Keough received minor injuries after a two car collision at 74th Street and Indian School Road. He was treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and released. The northbound vehicle he rode in, driven by Mary Kathryn Prugh 18, collided with a westbound car driven by Paul Seifert 43. Prugh was cited for failure to yield from a stop sign.
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Tempe
74Th Street
Indian School Road
David Keough
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Keough
Mary Kathryn Prugh
74Th Place
Paul C. Seifert
71St St
Prugh
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Walt
Maya
RUMBA
Arthur
Murray
N. Brown Ave
Kachina Theatre
Casa Lanca
Subian Cable
Casa Blanca
Casa Blanca Inn
Harri Griffin
Chapparal
66Th
Camelback Road
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Seifert
American Express
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First Avenue
Rosenzweig Center Plaza
Scottsdale Fashion Square
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