Chilean coup sparks deadly clashes as thousands feared dead
In Santiago the military rulers clash with factory workers amid a 24 hour coup. Unofficial estimates put deaths near 1,000 as sniper and government fire rages through the capital. Allende death unconfirmed. El Mercurio reporter claims seeing his body.
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UPI
Salvador Allende
Congress
Allende
el Mercurio
National Electro Company
Cambodians claim Kompong Cham siege broken by government
The Cambodian High Command announced the 134 day battle for Kompong Cham ended and the city was fully under government control. Insurgent strongholds remained just outside the city as government forces cut escape routes toward the Mekong and western provinces.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Kompong Cham
Mekong River
Eyewitness account of the Santiago coup ordeal
UPI correspondent Steven H. Yolen describes six hours of bombardment and gunfire during the Chilean coup against Salvador Allende. He recounts sheltering under a desk, bombs from air force jets, tank explosions, shattered offices, and constant fear of being hit.
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UPI
Steven H. Yolen
Santiago
Steven H. Yolen Santiago
Salvador Allende
Palace
Air Force
Channel Link Plan Moves Forward in Britain France Rail Tunnel
Britain backs a 32 mile Channel tunnel project with a White Paper estimating costs at 1.21 billion dollars now and 2.11 billion by 1980. Parliament approval pending in Britain. Construction could start within 18 months and trains might run under the English Channel by 1980.
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London
UPI
Britain
France
English Channel
Chronology of Allende’s Violent Path to Death in Chile
Chronology traces Salvador Allende from a Marxist student activist at his father’s grave to a 1970 elected president. It covers economic collapse, mass protests, truckers’ strike, inflation, and opposition moves, plus his nationalizations, ties to Fidel Castro, and a pledge to stay in office until term end.
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Chile
UPI
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Socialist Party
Allende
Congress
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National Party
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Kennecott Mines
International Telephone & Telegraph
U.S
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Ignacio Dimarche
Fidel Castro
Offshore oil taps urged amid energy shortage debate
Administration and industry spokesmen push tapping oil and gas from Atlantic and Alaska offshore shelves to ease shortages. Kenneth Lay says offshore supplies could match known reserves, while environmental groups caution on safeguards and environmental harm.
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Washington
UPI
Atlantic
Alaskan
Kenneth Lay
Interior
Energy
Council On Environmental Quality
Louis S. Clapper
National Wildlife Federation
Warren Marshall
New Orleans
Shell Oil Co
Council
Gulf of Mexico
Arizona tax fight to seek 125000 for legal counsel
United Press International reports the Arizona State Tax Commission plans to ask the Legislative Joint Budget Committee for 125000 to fund a tax dispute with five interstate mining companies. The aim is to tax Arizona income based on strict accounting of operations.
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State Tax Commission
Legislative Joint Budget Committee
The
Tax Commission
Arizona
Suspect Nabbed After Bank Robbery Standoff in Phoenix
Police tracked a car matching the robbery description to a suspect's apartment in Phoenix. John Emmett Spain, 45, was arrested by Detective Hayden Williams after the stolen $3,300 and a gun were recovered. He faces federal robbery charges.
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Phoenix
John Emmett Spain
Hayden Williams
Spain
Planners OK Zoning Change For Parking Lot Near Indian Bend
The city planning commission approved rezoning to allow Stanley Stein to build a parking lot at the edge of Indian Bend Wash after staff dropped a prior denial upon noting the wash channel realignment would keep the lot out of flood flow. The 7208 and 7218 E Vista Drive parcel moved from residential to service residential but was withdrawn by J Edwin Murdock Jr. staff still recommended denial under the revised general plan restricting the area to residential units.
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City Planning Commission
Stanley Stein
Indian Bend Wash
E. Vista Drive
J. Edwin Murdock Jr
Obituary for Gertrude Yutze Rosary Leader in Valley
Gertrude C. Yutze 70 came to the Valley 54 years ago from Mexico died Monday at St. Luke's Hospital. A Guadalupe Society member, she attended Scottsdale Schools and belonged to Immaculate Heart Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband Robert. two sons Robert Jr and George. two daughters Gloria French and Mary Dehner. four brothers Emilio, Claudio C. Corral of Phoenix Jesus Corral of Tucson and Alvaro Corral of Scottsdale. a Mexican sister and brother. Funeral services set at Arcadia Funeral Home and Immaculate Heart Church with burial in St. Francis Cemetery.
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Gloria French
Mary Dehner
Phoenix
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Claudio C. Corral
Jesus Corral
Tucson
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Scottsdale
George Robinson 83 Scottsdale resident dies
George Robinson 83 a Patterson New Jersey native who moved to Scottsdale 77 years ago from Sparkill New York died Tuesday at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home He was a retired painting contractor World War I veteran past commander of Sparkill American Legion life member of Wawayaha Mason Lodge Sparkill Fire Department and Civil Defense director in Sparkill Survivors include son Raymond F Ward and Zoellner nine grandchildren Services set for Piermont New York with Messinger Mortuary in charge
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Sparkill
N.Y
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American Legion Post
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