Five killed in Fort Worth apartment stabbing
In Fort Worth Texas five people two babies and three women were found stabbed to death in an apartment. Two women were identified as Laura and Martha McLendon others unnamed. One baby was bound with a telephone cord. Police said the women likely were raped and described the scene as the worst in years.
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Stephen McLendon
Laura McLendon
Natasha McLendon
Martha McLendon
Feliks Gwozdz
Tarrant County
Dr. Gwozdz
Raped murder suspect lied said to be innocent party
Deborah Kantaeng a 19 year old Long Beach woman faced a murder charge after claiming rape by two men. Police said she lied about the rape as the motive and that co defendant Carl Tice was not present during the alleged crime. The rape partner was released as an innocent party not at the scene.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Deborah Kantaeng
Miss Kantaeng
District Attorney’s Office
Danny Allen
Allen
Santa Ana
Carl Tice
Tice
ASU Greek Rockathon Aims For 100 Hours Of Chair Motion
Delta Delta Delta and Lambda Chi Alpha students at Arizona State University plan a continuous rocking chair event to raise money for Arizona Children’s Hospital. They started Tuesday and seek 1,000 in donations by Friday 11 a m. Local sponsors, food and music will support the effort and pledges can be mailed to Lambda Chi Alpha at 414 Adelphi Drive Tempe 85281.
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Arizona State University
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Lambda Chi Alpha
Arizona Children’s Hospital
N. Curry Rd
Tempe
Tri-Delt
Valley
Rockathon
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Adelphi Drive
State report blasts SP train safety in seven months
Arizona Corporation Commission data show Southern Pacific trains involved in 16 accidents in seven months, one less than all of 1973, with damages exceeding 1.5 million dollars and 22 injuries plus two fatalities. Chairman Ernest Garfield notes rising Arizona incidents and cites FRA ranking of SP as third safest overall. Santa Fe totals 12 accidents in seven months, versus 23 in 1973.
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Phoenix
UPS
Southern Pacific Railroad
Arizona Corporation Commission
Commission
Ernest Garfield
Garfield
Federal Railroad Administration
Southern Pacific
Arizona
Santa Fe Railroad
Cocopah Plans Parents Night and Superintendent Candidates
Cocopah schedules a parent night from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday with parents visiting their children's rooms. The TPA meeting follows in the cafeteria with guest speakers Mrs. Carolyn Warner and Dr. William Roark, candidates for superintendent of public instruction.
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TPA
Carolyn Warner
William Roark
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Chaparral and Saguaro Boosters Raise School Spirit
Chaparral BOOSTERS Club plans its monthly board meeting to discuss funding and ideas for scholastic athletic and extracurricular upgrades. Funds supported a regional wrestling meet, a gym trophy case, and physics equipment while a 16 mm projector is on the agenda. Saguaro Action Society elects officers Ron Masters and others with next meeting set for Oct 21. Band Boosters sell candy and cards to finance a spring California concert tour.
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Chaparral Chaparral Boosters Club
Parents’ Club
John Harper
Ralph Splitzberger
Elaine Jacobsen
Maggie Craig
Isabel Lyman
Saguaro
California
Scottsdale
County to buy lots near Adobe Dam flood project
The board of supervisors approved purchasing 54 lots and two homes at Saddleback Meadows north of Phoenix that would be inundated by water from the Adobe Dam. The $146 million flood control project aims to manage floodwaters north of Phoenix, with 54 of 64 subdivision lots likely to be flooded. The advisory board had advised waiting for clearer dam plans before acting.
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Phoenix
UPI
Board of Supervisors
Adobe
Building code hearing set for unincorporated Maricopa County
The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing Thursday night on a proposed building code for unincorporated areas. Raymond Johnson says the code will not force changes in old structures but will upgrade new construction quality, especially for safety, with the hearing at 7:30 p.m. in the supervisors auditorium.
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Phoenix
UPS
Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission
Raymond Johnson
Supervisors Auditorium
Nixon funds and Meals on Wheels roll call results
Arizona members supported reducing Nixon transition funds and retirement benefits. Udall and Conlan voted yea while Steiger opposed and Rhodes did not vote. Meals on Wheels expansion passed with 282 to 125, adding 40,000 participants. Senate votes halted Turkey aid and Chile aid amid foreign policy debates.
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HOUSE
NIXON
Richard Nixon
Senate
Congress
Morris Udall
John Conlan
Sam Steiger
John Rhodes
Udall
Conlan
Steiger
Rhodes
Ford
Turkey
State Department
U.S
Soviet Union
NATO
Mediterranean
Paul Fannin
Barry Goldwater
Chile
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Fannin
Goldwater
Arcadia Titan Band Welcomes Acclaimed Twirler Marilyn Ray Price
Marilyn Ray Price joins Arcadia High School after competing as Miss Sweetheart U S A Miss Majorette of Arizona and World Hoop Twirling champion. She earned sixth in the world solo event third in world two baton and fourth in international knife twirling.
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Arcadia Titan
Marilyn-Ray Price
Lincoln
Neb
U.S.A
Arizona
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Scottsdale (Az
Progress
Department of Public Safety
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
DPS
ASU
Cocopah
Chaparral, Saguaro Boosters
The
Saguaro Action Society
SAS
Ron Masters
Polly Sadler
Dam
Hamilton McRae
Westward Hills Corp
Saddleback Meadows Subdivision
Nixon Fund
Washington
Meals ON Wheels
Cyprus
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Frank Church
D-Sd
Ding LE Thomas Mall
Proerix
44Th Street
East Thomas
Thomas Mall
Bank- Americard Welcome
Scottsdale Rd
Arcadia
Wake
Len Ingebrigtsen
Kool Radio
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