Marines Expand Reinforcements at DMZ Amid Rising Tensions
U S officials disclosed 3000 Marine reinforcements were sent to the DMZ as five North Vietnamese divisions lurk nearby. Air actions included night strikes against Haiphong area targets and MIG 21 engagements. The move signals possible offensives while denying any North Vietnam invasion plans.
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Eugene V. Risher
da Nang
Dmz
U.S. Army
1St Air Cavalry
U.S
North Vietnam
Robert Cushman
Vietnam
Haiphong
Wnhit
Quang Kien
Hanoi
Army Complex
Cat Ri
Two survive sinking of American freighter Panaceanic Faith
The Igaha ra Maru picked up two survivors from the Panaceanic Faith sinking about 70 miles southwest of Kodiak Alaska. Gordon Campbell and Lewis E. Gray were identified as survivors. 40 others were believed lost as the 8,187 ton freighter went down with 42 crew aboard after radio distress.
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Kodiak
Alaska
UPI
Gordon Campbell
Lewis E. Gray
Igahara Martin
U.S. Coast Guard
Here
Faith
Jaycees Host Western Style Family Barbecue
The Scottsdale Jaycees sponsor a Western style family beef barbecue at Scottsdale Community Center on Second Street and Ball Park Plaza. The event features swimming live music square dance exhibition camping displays and a mock gun battle by the Jaycees Mavericks. Admission is 1 for adults 25 cents for children and free for children under seven. This barbecue preludes the annual Parada de Sol parade and rodeo on February 2 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Jaycees
Scottsdale Community Center
Second St
Ball Park Plaza
Jaycees Mavercks
Ant Radeo
Milwaukee Open Housing March Turns Violent For Fourth Night
Open housing demonstrators clash with police in Milwaukee marking the 43rd night of protests. Marchers allegedly urged to use Christian self defense as officers in riot gear clash with about 250 participants. Injuries and arrests reported as confrontations erupt at a north side intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
UPI
Jen
Janes TH. Cropps
Hhewolte Reman Cathalls
Prieal Whea
North Side
Negro
Fire prevention tips during Fire Prevention Week
Rural Fire Department Chief Murray Robertson outlines home fire safety. Main points: avoid matches and cigarettes, never smoke in bed, teach children not to play with matches, store flammable liquids in metal containers, have heating and AC serviced, and ensure every family member has two exit routes from the home in case of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Robertton
Theikome
Robertson
Arizona Consumers Day Proclamation Planned by Governor
Governor Jack William will designate October 31 as Arizona Consumers Day and present the proclamation to Phillip J. Shea of the Consumers Council and Mrs. Charles Ronan of Scottsdale. The Council meeting on October 21 at Arizona State University will include workshops in the College of Business Administration and a luncheon at the Band's Hotel in Tempe with guest speaker Betty Furness. The per person cost is four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip J. Shea
Consumers Council
Charles Ronan
Scottsdale
Thieson
Consumer Affairs
Marijuana plants found on campus grounds at Ames
Authorities at Towa State University discovered marijuana plants growing on campus with several specimens reaching four feet in height. Grounds Superintendent Mae Schaeffer ordered the plants destroyed after officials questioned how they began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames, Towa
UPT
Towa State University
Rhe Senate
Murder hearing for Korosec continued in Scottsdale
A preliminary hearing for 18 year old Michael Korosec of 1002 North 47th Place, charged with murder, was continued to 9 a.m. Thursday by Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb. The hearing was closed to press and public on defense request. Korosec is accused of stabbing 22 year old Michael Swenning on a Phoenix street last month after an argument during a tire change. He says the stabbing was in self defense when Swenning advanced with a tire iron.
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Michael Korosec
N. 47Th Place
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Donald L. Jason
Korosec
Michael Swenning
Phoenix
Kerosec
Swenning
Firefighters respond to grease stove blaze at Murray home
The Rural Fire Department battled a grease fire on a stove at the Thomas J Murray residence at 620 8 Third St at 12 28 p m causing about 200 dollars in damage. A steam radiator mistaken for fire prompted another call at 10 a m to Brown Ave. A backfire on 66th St and Meadow Brooks sparked a car fire reported to be extinguished before arrival with vehicle damage around a placeholder amount.
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Thomas J. Murray
Third St
Murray Robertson
Brown Ave
66Th St
Meadowbrooks
Obituaries for Glen Gustafson and Carl Seldner
Glen Gustafson 64 of 7810 EB Minnegona died Sunday in Capri Nursing Home. Born in Oakland Nebraska he moved to Arizona in 1950 and ran golf course coffee shops. Survived by wife Dorothy two sons and eight grandchildren. Services Monday at A L Moore and Long Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Karl Seldner 88 father of Carl W. Seldner Scottsdale and grandfather of Scottsdale Police Capt. Richard Beidner died Saturday in Alliance Ohio. Survived by wife Herjlane two sons and three grandchildren. Burial and services were held in Alliance Ohio. The Posse Post memorial observance scheduled Wednesday.
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Glen Fr. Quatafaon
Minnegona
Suiday
Capri
Mr. Gustafson
Oakland
Neb
Arizona
Encanto Golf Course
Phoenix
Masonry Lodge
Omaha
Dorothy
Curtla D
Gary
A. L. Moore and
Long Mortuary
Karl Seldner
Carl W. Seldner
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Police
Richard Beidner
Alliance
Ohio
Seidner
Herjalne
Waller
Carley
Wehard J
Margaret Hoyd
Waukesha
Wisc
Mr. Beiidner
Posse Post
Judge warns defense over badgering Negro witnesses in civil rights case
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Harold Cox admonished defense attorneys for badgering witnesses in the trial of 18 defendants including four Mississippi officers and a KKK leader. Witness Ernest Curtin described Schwerner led a voter registration drive in Neshoba county while Schwerner and Goodman were white New Yorkers and Chaney was a Meridian Black man.
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Henicy P. Leifermann
Meridian
Miss
UPI
U.S. District Court
Harold Cox
Travis Buckley
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Cox
Buckley
Ernest Curtin
Philadelphia
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Curtin
Laurel Ware
Ware
Charles Johnson
Schwerner
Neshoba County
Goodman
Chaney
Scottsdale Students Earn 1987 National Merit Commendations
Thirty four students across Arcadia Coronado Saguaro and Scottsdale high schools received letters of commendation for high performance in the 1987 National Merit Scholarship qualifying exam. Names include Cynthia Black David Bosley Claire Burt Denise Chedester Mariann Cook and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Feam
Arcadia
Cynthia 4. Black
David Bosley
Claire A. Burt
Denise M. Chedester
Mariann F. Cook
James V. Emery
Patty A. Huntington
Gary A. Seller
Scott G. Spear
Coronado
Paul*. Adams
Martha J. Aden
Richard A. Barfield
Ross H. Canterberry
Tony J. DeBruno
Larry W
Kiva Elementary Adds Two Bus Stops This Week
The Kiva Elementary School adds two new bus stops this week at Horseshoe Lane plus Mockingbird Lane with pickups around 7 45 a m. The second stop at McDonald Drive and Sundown Drive has a 8 08 a m pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiva
Jhan
Horseshoe Lane
Mockingbird Lane
McDonald Drive
Sundown Drive
Luxury ship plan eyed by Swadleh American Line
The Swadleh American Line reportedly plans a $23 million luxury cruise ship with help from other European partners. The project centers on the new STOCKHOLM (U11) vessel as a flagship in revival efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Swadleh American Line
Beertown Beattadale Sealed Bids for Scottsdale Civic Center Demolition
City of Beattadale invites sealed proposals for demolition and site prep at Scottsdale Civic Center. Bids due 11:00 AM. May be inspected at City Engineer office. drawings and specs available for purchase. Bid accompanied by certified check for five percent of proposal. Proposals marked and delivered to City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hngiiser
Sgottetlaie
Blider
Genvniaaion
Neadad
William Y. Ronardson
Mano Stratier
Vublia
Worka
Pulliah Cole
Subclinical diagnoses and petit mal epilepsy insights
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses subclinical avitaminosis and subclinical glandular disease, noting lack of evidence for such conditions in patients. He reviews petit mal epilepsy from Charlton and Yahr study, 275 cases, ages five to eight onset peaks, grand mal progression, and the finding that intellectual potential predicts life outcome more than seizure history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Charlton
M. D. Yahr
New York City
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