Wage agreements seen allowed post-freeze under plan
Labor Secretary Hodgson said existing wage increases backed by signed contracts would likely take effect when the wage-price freeze ends. He affirmed strike rights and outlined a pay board to review pre negotiated contracts for excess increases, noting most raises occur in later years. Labor leaders backed the administration’s stance with assurances against broad rollbacks.
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Afi-Cto
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Senate Committee
Congress
Nbc-Tv Today Show
Guerrilla attack cripples five Huey helicopters near Saigon
Communists planted satchel charges at Di An eight miles northeast of Saigon, blowing up five UH 1 Hueys and heavily damaging three more. The base, visited by President Nixon in 1969, had no shots fired as sappers slipped away into the night.
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U.S
di An
Nixon
Vietnam
Laikhe
Police name change urged by Phoenix bishop at dinner
Roman Catholic bishop of Phoenix Rev Edward McCarthy called for officers to be seen as law infiltrent officers rather than enforcers. He spoke at a Knights of Columbus sponsored dinner praising law enforcement and urged positive depictions of police. Recipients honored included Phillip Jordan special agent in charge of the Federal Narcotics Bureau in Arizona U S Attorney Richard Burke Chandler Police Chief William Louthan and others. KOOL Radio and Television received a special award for its pro law enforcement stance.
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William Louthan
Scottsdale
Ronald Borane
Sherwood Anderson
U.S. Secret Service
Kool Radio and Television
Scottsdale Parks Hosts Elementary Volleyball Tournament
About 30 teams from area elementary schools compete in a morning tournament beginning at 9 a.m. at 001 E. Oak St. Teams include sixth through eighth graders and are sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department.
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E. Oak St
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Pedestrian Truck Crash Injures Two Scottsdale Girls
A 13 year old was treated for a skull fracture and another 12 year old for head injuries after a truck struck them in a crosswalk at 82nd Street and Indian School Road. The driver, Claude Denman, was cited for failing to yield to pedestrians.
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Indian School Road
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Phoenix Hospital
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Joseph di Gregorio
81St St
Memorial
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E. Hazelwood
Phoenix
Denman
Peggy Ortega
E. Avalon
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
N. Miller Rd
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Keith Kelly
E. Earls Dr
Indian School Rd
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76Th St
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Cartruck
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Obituary of Louise Boyer 72 of Hazelwood
Louise Boyer 72 of 7656 FE Hazelwood died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Memorial service 3 p.m. Thursday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Cremation follows Born in Kansas she came to Scottsdale in 1957 from Illinois Survivors include husband Richard a son W Dana Roehrig of St Petersburg Fla a daughter Mrs Joan L Benninghofen of Scottsdale six grandsons and two great granddaughters Memorials suggested to Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of Greater Maricopa County.
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Hazelwood
Good Samaritan Hospital
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
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Boyer
Scottsdale
Illinois
Richard
W. Dana Roehrig
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joan L. Benninghofen
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Greater Maricopa County
Petition Drive Seeks Bicycle Paths in Scottsdale Area
An ecology minded Scottsdale housewife leads a county wide petition effort for canal bank paths and street bike lanes. A Saturday Pedal for Paths parade forms at Osborn Civic Center to Fashion Square with officials and clubs, funding aims for a feasibility study and future paths.
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Scottsdale
Ann Hosmer
Fashion Square
Ball Park
House on Verge of Backing Vietnam Pullout
A UPI survey shows the House may vote to withdraw U.S. forces from Indochina by late next spring, similar to a Senate move. Support hinges on timetables and a Mansfield antiwar amendment attached to a $21 billion weapons bill, with Speaker Carl Albert guiding notice.
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UPI
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South Vietnam
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D-Okla
Charles Whalen
Ohio
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