Search Expands For Missing Alaska Plane With Boggs Onboard
A 30-plane search operation spans Elmendorf Air Force Base to locate a twin-engine plane missing over Gulf of Alaska. Civil Air Patrol Coast Guard and Air Force crews use a C130 to detect emergency beacon signals while weather shifts to rain and low visibility.
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Anchorage
Cordova
Prince William Sound
Juneau
Coast Guard
Hinchinbrook Island
Boggs
Donald “‘McQueen
Kissinger undertakes Paris and Saigon talks amid peace hopes
Henry Kissinger held another round of secret talks in Paris and then traveled to Saigon to confer with President Thieu. The White House described the discussions as part of regular consultations with the South Vietnamese leader amid ongoing peace talks speculation.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
Paris
Saigon
Thieu
South Korea Declares Martial Law Stirring Asia Risks
U S officials expressed dismay at Park Chung Hee's martial law proclamation in South Korea calling the move unnecessary and likely to have adverse ramifications in Asia.
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Washington
U. S
Park Chung Hee
Asia
Nixon seeks tougher narcotics laws with mandatory sentences
Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst said the Nixon administration would ask Congress for stricter narcotics statutes. The plan includes mandatory sentences for first offenses and makes possession of heroin or cocaine a felony.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Nixon Administration
Congress
Chrysler recalls 1985 cars for steering defect check
Chrysler Corp recalls 1985 Plymouth Valiants and Dodge Darts, the first 1973 model cars in such a campaign, to inspect for possible steering problems. Chrysler said about 10 percent of the involved cars were suspected of the deficiency and the recall was announced Monday.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Pilot worried about fuel as Sabrejet crashed with 22 dead
A federal inquiry board was told that the Sabrejet had no engine trouble before it crashed into an ice cream parlor, killing 22. The pilot reportedly feared fuel shortage above all else.
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Sacramento
Weather outlook shows showers then partly cloudy skies
Occasional showers today and tonight giving way to partly cloudy conditions. A cooler spell follows with highs in the mid 80s and overnight lows near 70. Probability of measurable precipitation drops from 60 percent tonight to 30 percent Wednesday.
Question Clinic probes Scottsdale school budget overruns
John Kearney, district comptroller, says several Scottsdale schools exceeded 1971-72 budgets in 1972-73 but deficits were offset by unexpended funds at Pueblo and other schools. Total district budget not exceeded, with transfers covering teachers’ salaries and unused amounts across multiple schools.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Arcadia High
Apache
Navajo
Hop
Pima
Tonalea
Kaibab
Soloma
Pueblo
John Kearney
Kearney
Tawan
Kachina
Ingleside
Kiva
Hohokam
Supai
Yavapai
Cocopah
Paiute
Tonto
City Pledges Flood Culvert Construction on Thomas Road
The city council learned preliminary plans for $90,000 culverts in Indian Bend Wash along Thomas Road to ensure an east west traffic route during floods. City Engineer Dan Raby expects construction to start next spring and urged faster rights of way acquisitions for Hayden Road extension to Shea Boulevard, with potential condemnation if delays continue.
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Indian Bend Wash
Thomas Road
Dan Raby
Raby
Dick Campana
Scott
Campana
Marc Stragier
David Friedman
Hayden Road
Camelback
Friedman
Villa Monterey
Stragier
Shea Boulevard
Weather fouls oil cleanup at San Juan River barrier
Rain-washed debris worsens the 186000 gallon oil slick at Piute Farms Utah as crews from the Bureau of Reclamation race to seal a fourth barrier at the San Juan River mouth. EPA spokesman Rich Lathrup notes rising river levels and more debris swept toward the spill.
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Piute Farms
Utah
Lake Powell
Bureau of Reclamation
San Juan River
Rich Lathrup
Environmental Protection Agency
San Juan
Annex fears prompt narrowed Scottsdale annex plan
North Scottsdale residents opposed to an 85 acre annexation urged by the city council. Eight locals objected while the council moved toward annexing only three lots, centered on the Badertscher property, amid concerns over utilities and city control.
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Jack Karie
Progress
Scottsdale
J. B. McNeal
Gwen Williams
E.lincoln
Sam Rogers
N. 74Th St
Badertscher
Vera
Bunny) Badertscher
Parks and Recreation Board
Dale Carter
Scottsdale considers longer day and year in schools
The Scottsdale School Board directed a committee to study extended day and year concepts within the six percent state budget. They weighed tuition options, condensed courses, and smaller class sizes while keeping present instruction levels and avoiding higher costs. Dr. Philip Gates cited Atlanta schools using a four quarter system and noted potential curriculum changes.
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Maxine Goodman
Scottsdale
Valley View
Philip Gates
Atlanta
Gates
Governor Williams to be released from hospital
Gov. Jack Williams will be released Wednesday from St. Luke's Hospital after admission for fatigue and a dislocated shoulder from a fall at a hotel. The governor's aide said he is fine and to return to his office by week’s end.
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Williams
Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
St. Luke's Hospital
Bob Macon
Merlin Kampfer
Macon
Grand Canyon
Kampfer
Full Council considers Ramada plan for Scottsdale CC rezoning
Scottsdale city council to vote tonight on Planned Community Development for the Scottsdale Country Club. Ramada Inns seeks to develop 77 condominiums, 230 hotel units, and a tennis club on 160 acres, amid resident protests over density, traffic, and noise.
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CC Amase
Ion Tony Scottsdale
Scottsdale Country Club
Ramada Inns, Inc
City Planning Commission
PCC
Ramada
Public hearing on controversial Paradise Valley resort plans
The Town Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a 7:30 p.m. public hearing on a Gulf Leisure Corp. resort at Scottsdale and Jackrabbit Roads. Residents object to height, privacy, and drainage concerns, while engineers say flood flow may increase. A second hearing covers Desert Arroyos subdivision private road and plat approval, with issues about private roads in town.
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Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Scottsdale and
Jackrabbit Roads
John Bonnell
Commission
Scottsdale
Gulf Leisure Corp
Delaware
Desert Arroyos
68Th Place
Jackrabbit Road
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John Keil
North Scottsdale Home Owners Association
Heinz Hink
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Todd Rockwell
Scottsdale Road
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