Security tight as Thieu nears second inauguration in Saigon
Four thousand South Vietnamese soldiers and police tighten security in Saigon for President Nguyen Van Thieu's second inauguration. Troops with bayonets patrol streets while police inspect apartments for weapons. American bases on lockdown ahead of events. a Chinook crash off Nha Trang leaves two dead and eight missing.
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Scottsdale Homecoming festivities set with fireworks display
Scotts dale High School adopts Looking at the World Throtzh Rose Colored Glasses as homecoming theme. Football game versus McClintock at 8 p m Friday with a king and queen to be crowned at halftime. Candidates include Kit Fellman Jane Endres Martha Reeves for queen and Mike Makings John Kellog Steve Palmer for king. Dance Saturday night 8 30 to 11 30. No school Monday for Our Lady Of Perpetual Help.
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Crossword Puzzle Fragments From Historical Page
Readable fragments list names and phrases from a crossword puzzle area. Mentions Bast Breeden and Garry and various alphanumeric codes and numbers. Appears as a transcription of puzzle clues and answers with partial words and odd spacing.
Humble Oil Plans Major Drilling in Southwestern Arizona
Humble Oil and Refining Co. will begin large scale drilling early next year on 1.25 million acres under lease in southwestern Arizona. The State Oil and Gas Conservation Commission said the company spent about $500,000 on seismic studies and more than $2 million on lease interests and surveys. The leased area spans federal state and private lands from Yuma to areas west and south of Phoenix, Tucson, and Pinal County.
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Burglars Take Guns Radio and Stereo in Two Local Break-Ins
Police report two daylight burglaries here Friday totaling 1390 in items. At the M D Hines home thieves pried a storeroom door and stole two shotguns two rifles a radio and a bb gun valued at 920. The Dauane Morris trailer at 3310 N 71st Pl was unlocked and stereo gear valued at 470 was taken. Both homes show signs of thorough search.
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Bomb blast kills British soldier in Belfast
Gunmen bombed an army observation post in a Roman Catholic area of Belfast killing one British soldier and injuring several civilians. The incident raised Northern Ireland fatalities for 1971 to 107, with Seamus Doran, 13, among those buried in rubble.
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Protest voyage ends with celebration as Greenpeace crew returns
A 43 day protest voyage ends on a False Creek pier in Vancouver with 200 cheering relatives after meeting the Greenpeace Too near Vancouver Island. The crew, from a halibut packer named Greenpeace, protested the Amchitka five megaton test by the Spartan missile warhead. A Sierra Club member aboard the Cormack recalls Coast Guard Cutter Confidence showing solidarity with the protest.
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California ruling sparks Arizona school funding debate
Senate Majority Leader David Kret of Phoenix praised California Supreme Court’s ruling that school financing cannot rely on local property taxes. He spoke at a workshop on Crises in Education and named railroads utilities and mines as vested interests opposing higher statewide funding.
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Arizona Food Stamp Expansion Receives Federal Approval
The USDA approved expanding Arizona’s food stamp program to all 14 counties joining Mohave Pima Santa Cruz and Yavapai. Welfare Commissioner John C. Graham says eligibility will nearly double in the 10 counties and the transition will be gradual to train staff while noting higher costs.
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Writer warns of future man as giant eye and remote
Scottsdale film writer Bruce Henry tells Phoenix Advertising Club that excessive movies and TV could make man into a big bottom with a giant eye and a remote controller to change channels. His noon talk at Beefeaters Restaurant will use Scottsdale film clips sponsored by Swartwout Film Productions. Henry has written over 400 motion pictures with 47 festival awards.
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Ambulance company pays $200 fine for delay
Phoenix Ambulance and Respirator Service paid a $200 fine after failing to respond promptly to an emergency call, missing a state deadline set by the Corporation Commission. The firm kept an emergency call waiting 23 minutes before responding, prompting the fine.
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