Abrams approved as Army chief of staff after Vietnam raids dispute
Gen Creighton Abrams won Senate confirmation as Army chief of staff by an 8 to 2 vote amid a six month dispute over his knowledge of unauthorized air raids in North Vietnam. Proxmire and Church opposed. The issue linked to Gen Lavelle's relief and calls for a Pentagon inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Creighton W. Abrams
Senate
Army
North Vietnam
Abrams
Frank Church
Idaho
William Proxmre
Bdris Abrams
INC
Vietnam
Chase Smith
R-Maine
Proxmire
Pentagon
John D. Lavelle
Tth
Lavelle
Scotts dale School Board approves Chaparral phase two architect
The board named Rossman and Partners as architects for Chaparral High School phase two set to open a year or more after completion of phase one on Gold Dust Avenue and 70th Street. They also approved a bond linked name for the 20th elementary school and discussed fencing at Mohave School.
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Scottsdale School Board
Rossman and Partners
Chaparral High School
Gold Dust Avenue
70Th Street
Kiva
Mohave School
John Becker
Becker
Scottsdale Youth Wounds Foot In Accidental Shooting
A 19 year old Scottsdale man, John Hieger of 7502 E. Coolidge, was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after an accidental self inflicted gunshot to the left foot. Police said he was moving a .22 rifle from under his bed when he pulled the trigger while returning from a hunting weekend.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
John Hieger
E. Coolidge
Hieger
Kissinger heads home after completing Paris talks
Kissinger flew from Orly to Washington after four days of peace negotiations with North Vietnam. He met Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy and will brief President Nixon and Secretary Rogers. The Paris talks held their 163rd session with no visible progress while Kissinger reported ongoing updates to Nixon.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Kissinger
Orly
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Alexander M. Haig
Georgia
Arthur K. Watson
U.S. Air Force
United States
Choisy-le-Roi
Henry Kissinger
Travel club reports theft of legal and personnel records
Scottsdale police reported theft of legal documents and personnel files from World Adventures Travel Club at 7325 E Sixth Ave. Suspects entered through the front door between 9 p.m. Oct 3 and 8:30 a.m. Oct 4, leaving pry marks. Stolen items include nine airline stewardess files, the club constitution, resume files, gas receipts, and operating manuals. authorities warned records could enable a competing travel agency.
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Travel Club
World Adventures Travel Club
Sixth Ave
Scottsdale
Obituary of Verne Malkson Hotel Manager and World War I Vet
Verne L. Malkson, 78, longtime hotel manager from 1942 to 1963, died Monday in Phoenix. A native of Topsfield Maine, he moved to the Valley from San Francisco seven years ago. He served in World War I and was a member of the Masons Shrine and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. R P Haentjens of Phoenix, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Cremation will follow private services per Mercer Mortuary.
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Verne L. Malkson
Phoenix
Mr. Malkson
E. Camelback
Topsfield
San
Francisco
Masonic Lodge
the Shrine
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R.P. Haentjens
Mercer Mortuary
Grace M Rahming Memorial Services Planned
Grace M Rahming 84 died Sept 29 at Chancewell Manor Nursing Home. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. Born in Oberlin Ohio she moved to Scottsdale in 1965 from Cleveland where she studied at the Cleveland Institute of Art and worked as a commercial fashion artist. Survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Armstrong of Scottsdale and Mrs C W Chandler of Tucson, two brothers out of state, five grandchildren and nine great.
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Grace M. Rahming
Chancewell Manor Nursing Home
Messinger Mortuary
Oberlin
Ohio
Rahming
Scottsdale
Cleveland
Cleveland Institute of Art
E. Northland Dr
Robert Armstrong
C.W. Chandler
Tucson
Mrs Ruth H George 76 Funeral Services Friday
Mrs Ruth H George 76 died Wednesday at American Baptist Orangewood Estates. Services set for 1 30 p m Friday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial at Green Acres Cemetery. She was born in New York and came to the Valley in 1969 from Syracuse. Survivors include a niece Mrs Barbara Berry of New York.
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Ruth H. George
American Baptist
Orangewood Estates
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Mrs. George
Pueblo Way
New York
The
Syracuse
N.Y
Barbara Berry
Motorcycle crash injures Scottsdale youth on loose gravel
A 17-year-old Scottsdale rider was injured when his motorcycle skidded on loose gravel at Cholla Street and Scottsdale Road. He was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Police said the youth lost control while turning left from Scottsdale Road.
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Scottsdale
Cholla Street
Scottsdale Road
Jerry Monaco
E. Jenan
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Cholla
Rosary for Norine Barolo in Paradise Chapel
Norine J. Barolo 62 died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Rosary at 7 p m Friday in Paradise Chapel 3934 E Indian School. Mass at 10 a m Saturday at St Maria Goretti 6261 N Granite Reef Rd. Entombment Memory Lawn Mausoleum. Born in Detroit she had a brother in Michigan and four grandchildren.
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Norine J. Barolo
Good Samaritan Hospital
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School
Church of St
Maria Goretti
Granite Reef Rd
Memory Lawn
Barolo
E. Rovey
Detroit
Michigan
Math teachers meet Saturday statewide education gathering
The Arizona Association of Teachers of Mathematics holds its annual meeting Saturday at Coronado High. Registration starts at 8 p m in the math wing room 712 with coffee in the faculty dining room. Workshops include math labs learning centers statistics and transformation geometry with Helga Gerber Coronado and Walter Hoff man Saguaro High among presenters. All teachers may attend section meetings from 10 a m.
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Arizona Association of Teachers of Mathematics
Coronado High School
Helga Gerber
Coronado
Walter Hoffman
Saguaro High School
Pratt urges end to district duplication in schooling bid
Dr. Fred H. Pratt a Scottsdale teacher and Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Superintendent of Schools calls for cutting duplication between local districts and the superintendent's office. Speaking before B'nai B'rith in Phoenix he opposes incumbent Richard Harris and seeks reconsideration of denying federal cultural grants to Mesa and Roosevelt districts.
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Fred H. Pratt
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Pratt
Richard Harris
B’nai B'rith
Phoenix
State Board of Education
Mesa
Roosevelt
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Cease Kae Ee UT
RSS
United Press International Intl Nickel
duPont
It&t
Johns Manville Glore Forgan Inc
Dow Jones
Kennecott
P.m
Litton
Indus
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
Alis
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Alcoa
Owens Illinois
American Brands
Pan Am Ile
Pg&e
American Can
American Motors
Penn Central
Pepsico
At&t
Polaroid
Arizona
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
Skaggs
CBS
Southern Pacific
Control
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Talley Industries
Emerson
Texaco
Fairchild Camera
Texas Gulf
Ford Motors
Trans America
TWA
Frontier
General Dynamics
Union Oil
General Electric
Uniroyal
General Motors
United Aircraft
US Steel
General Telephone
Goodyear
Webb
Honeywell
Xerox
IBM
Zenith
Lester Iman Or
Dhiren Chaudhry
Clarendon Avenue
Verne Malkson
82Nd Street
Osborn Road
Paul L. Quain
81St St
Osborn
Quain
N. Brown Ave
Altod Ot
Thut
Salt River
Salt River Project
Joneses
Smiths
WIFON
Scottsdale Rd
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