Congress approves Ford amnesty plan for Vietnam era evaders
Congressional leaders and many lawmakers back President Ford's conditional amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters as a path to reconciliation. Critics demand broader pardon and point to unresolved MIAs while activists urge拒 boycott and reject punitive terms.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
Nixon
Toronto
Jack Calhoun
United States
U.S
Indochina
Calhoun
William B. Saxbe
Capitol Hill
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Newport
R.L
House
Carl Albert
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Edward J. Koch
D-N.y
Parren J. Mitchell
D-Ma
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Allen
Vietnam
Pima parents push for extra first grade teacher
About 250 Pima parents petition the Scottsdale School Board to hire another first grade teacher at Pima School to cut class sizes from 29 and restore a junior first grade program. The board meets at 8 p.m. at the Education Center to consider the request.
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Pima
Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale
N. 44Th St
Sharon Fitch
Fitch
Yavapai
Hopi
Inglesides
Kaibab
William Randall
Randall
Kiva
Mohave
Ecevit plans resignation after Cyprus invasion
Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit said he will resign to end cooperation with the National Salvation Party and seek a stronger mandate in new elections. He told a news conference the president approved the move and he would consult his party before final resignation.
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Nixon
Ankara
UPI
Bulent Ecevit
Cyprus
Ecevit
Fahri Koruturk
Republican People’s Party
RPP
Koruturk
National Salvation Party
NSP
Necmettin Erbakan
Erbakan
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Two Car Crash Leaves Two In Hospital In Scottsdale
A two car collision at Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive left two people in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Rebekah Walsh 17 was driving southbound on Scottsdale Road and struck Paul Comer Strickler 34 as he turned left. Strickler was cited for a turning violation and Walsh for speeding.
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Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
Marjorie Goss
Flowing Wells
Howard Gold
Charter Oak Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Gold
Rebekah Marie Walsh
Paul Comer Strickler
Tucson
Walsh
Strickler
Goss
Strickland
Joseph W. Rajca
65Th St
Rajca
Hal
Exxon
E. Thomas Rd
Charles Schmiederer obituary details
Charles W Schmiederer, 78, a retired Shell Oil employee, dies in Scottsdale. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary, burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He lived on Diana Drive, Phoenix. member of Phoenix Moose Lodge and Scottsdale VFW. Survivors: brother Harry of St Louis, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Friends may visit mortuary until 9 p.m. today.
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Charles W. Schmiederer
Shell Oil
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Schmiederer
Diana Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Phoenix Moose Lodge
Scottsdale
VFW Post
Harry
St.Louis
North Phoenix residents urged to voice opinions on mountains preserve
North Valley Bureau reports Phoenix City Councilman Gary Klahr urged North Phoenix residents to attend a 7:30 p.m. neighborhood meeting at Indian Bend Elementary School to vote on the 43 million dollar Phoenix Mountains land acquisition. Councilman James Weeks and Parks Board members will discuss the parks program.
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North Valley Bureau
Phoenix
Gary Peter Klahr
North Phoenix
Phoenix Mountains
Indian Bend
E. Thunderbird Drive
James Weeks
Phoenix Parks and Recreation Board
Phoenix Parks and Recreation
Klahr
Downtown parcels face final deadline extension in redevelopment plan
City council plans a final extension to November 15 for six private redevelopers in the Downtown Redevelopment Area to take title after HUD financed interest payments. Several firms have filed financing evidence and await city plans approval, while nearby projects near completion. The panel also considers hiring McCausland and Pearce for Vista Del Camino platting and rezoning a Civic Center parcel for medical offices, which the staff already recommended denying.
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David Harris
Saba’s
Corral
China Lil's
Mercado Verde
Chez Louis
Pepperwood Land and Development Co
Harris
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
McCausland and Pearce
Civic Center
Plaza
Earls Drive
Planning Commission
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Judge Strick and AAG Richter to discuss child welfare at SCC
Scottsdale Community College hosts Judge Gerald Strick and Assistant Attorney General Joe Richter to a discussion on child abuse adoptions infant rights and welfare. Richter speaks at 7 20 p m in room D 172 on child welfare cases foster care and neglected children while Strick follows at 8 35 on adoptions name changes and the court's role.
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Gerald Strick
Joe Richter
Scottsdale Community College
Richter
D-172
Strick
Brown Defends Labor in Arizona Campaign
Democrat Byron Bud Brown attacked Rep. John Conlan for claiming labor groups are radical liberals. Brown said such charges smear organized labor and misrepresent his campaign as anti labor, addressing the Phoenix Central Labor Council and urging respect for working Americans.
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Phoenix
UPI
Byron
Bud” Brown
John Conlan
R-Ariz
Brown
Phoenix Central Labor Council
Prisoners Captured After Tucson Escape
Two federal prisoners Richard Lee Tuck-Chong and Willie Lee Burton, both 23, were recaptured north of Tucson after a four hour search by deputies police and a helicopter. Tuck-Chong hid in bushes while Burton was found along the Billiot River bank.
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Tucson
Richard Lee Tuck- Chong
Willie Lee Burton
Sheriff's Office
Tuck-Chong
Burton
Billiot River
Goldberg burial set for Tuesday in Phoenix
Services will be held Tuesday for Chester Kohlman Goldberg Sr. 75 co owner of Hanny's clothing stores and a pioneer Arizona family member He died Saturday at his Prescott home where he had lived since 1967 after retirement two years earlier.
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Phoenix
Chester Kohlman Goldberg Sr
Arizona
Hanny's Clothing
Goldberg
Prescott
Goldwater Receives Plaque For Radio Patch Work
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona receives a military radio systems plaque from Maj. Gen. Donald L. Werbeck. The award honors Goldwater for arranging more than 156,000 radio telephone patches linking U S Air Force personnel in Southeast Asia with families back home.
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Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Donald L. Werbeck
Air Force Communications Service
Goldwater
U.S. Air Force
Southeast Asia
United States
Washington vows action after DC primary vote delays
Mayor Walter Washington pledges reforms after unofficial final results for DC mayor and council races were delayed by a broken computer and thousands of rejected ballots from last Tuesday's primary. He supports a City Council investigation and calls for staff review of Elections Board ballot processing to prevent repeats.
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Washington
Elections Board
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Eli Vance
Robert Griffin
White House
National League of Families of American
Turkey
Charles. Schmiederer
Vista del Camino
Wicks
Puprdowy Plaza
Wild Bill Moses
Scottsdale Rd
NbiLe Moses
Wild
Bill Moses
United Press International
Maricopa County
Here
John Preston
Don Otteson
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Conlan
Villa Montessori
Sit
Mesa
American Montessori Society
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