Mutual pullout plan eyed in speculative peace talk
South Vietnamese and American sources say a plan proposes full U S troop withdrawal and Thieu resignation in exchange for prisoner releases and a North Vietnamese pullout. The scheme also envisions an end to bombing and a naval blockade while Hanoi would negotiate seriously with the Viet Cong.
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SRP to Cut Water for Farms in 1973
The Salt River Project board sets 1973 water allotment at two acre-feet per acre due to low reservoir inflows. Major impact on agriculture and subdivisions, minimal effect on municipalities. If runoff improves, allotment may rise. A $289 million budget was approved for 1973, up 42 percent from 1972.
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Woman injured in two car collision at city intersection
An 18 year old Scottsdale woman passenger in a car driven by Dwayne Kirkpatrick was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a 1 pm crash at the intersection of 70th Street and Indian School Road. Keith Swesey 16 was cited for defective brakes after his northbound car failed to stop and was struck by the eastbound vehicle.
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Conlan Attacks McGovern Backed Policies in Speech
Sen. John B. Conlan, Republican candidate for Congress, warned at the Phoenix 100 Rotary Club that McGovern programs threaten worker's futures. He faulted opponent Jack Brown for backing McGovern and liberal spending and policies.
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Judge relaxes ban on Watergate case extrajudicial talks
UPI report: Judge John J. Sirica loosened a rule barring out of court comments by principals in the Watergate bugging case. The clarification excludes witnesses, potential witnesses, complainants and alleged victims while keeping attorneys, prosecutors, law enforcement, and defendants restricted. Rep. Wright Patman seeks new House inquiry into the break in and bugging. Sirica will preside over seven defendants, including two ex White House aides.
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Man charged for marijuana in Scottsdale
Police arrested 18 year old Charles A. Henry of 7847 E Culver St after a street report of marijuana sales near 77th and Roosevelt. In a parked car two bags contained leafy material believed to be marijuana and a small amount was found on Henry during a search.
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Goodyear to Move Three Plants to Valley
Goodyear Aerospace plans transferring three manufacturing operations from Akron to its Valley plant. President Morris B. Jobe said about two million dollars will fund Arizona facility prep, with many workers moved to Arizona. The shift, expected in about a year, covers portable shelters cargo and baggage containers and bonded paneling for wide-bodied jet operations.
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Admiral to Launch Navy Week for Rotary
Rear Adm. Wesley McDonald, commander in the Pacific Fleet, opens National Navy Week with a Scottsdale Rotary Club speech at noon at the Camelback Inn. He will also address the Phoenix Kiwanis Club at the Westward Ho Hotel. Navy Day Friday marks the Navy’s 197th birthday.
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Scottsdale Officers Head to Tulsa Police Olympics
Two Scottsdale Police officers Dale Samuels and Dave Edmondson received $150 grants each from the Sertoma Club to cover travel for the Third Annual Police Olympics in Tulsa Oklahoma October 19 to 22. Donations also came from the Scottsdale Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police the Papago Rotary Club City Councilman Herb Drinkwater and other donors. Samuels competes in Judo and Edmondson in tennis as 56 Arizona police participate nationally.
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Burglary Probe In Scottsdale Home Theft
Scottsdale police investigate a burglary at F. Barton’s home 4822 N 76th Pl where over 1300 dollars of valuables including a 430 dollar color TV and about 850 dollars in jewelry were taken between 4 and 730 p m Friday Entry was gained by forcing the front door and rooms were ransacked A St Louis Md couple reported about 2200 dollars in clothing jewelry and cameras stolen from their Ramada Safari Hotel room at 4601 N Scottsdale Rd Police said they locked the door when leaving for dinner Thursday and returned to find it partly open and belongings missing Friday morning
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Ramada Safari Hotel
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Workman Receives Electrical Shock on A C Unit
A Phoenix man identified as Thomas Robins was in good condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after an electrical shock while working on an air conditioning unit. He was taken to the hospital shortly after 10 a.m. Friday by the Scottsdale Rural Fire Department.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Thomas Robins
Scottsdale
Spock to Speak at ASU Public Lecture
Dr. Benjamin Spock, People's Party presidential candidate and baby expert, will address at noon Wednesday at Arizona State University. The free program, hosted by the Public Lectures Board, is set for Memorial Union.
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ASU
Benjamin Spock
People’s Party
Arizona State University
Public Lectures Board
Memorial Union
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