Bond election on three propositions in Progress City
Voters face a three proposition bond election next Tuesday in Progress City. The ballot includes civic center development, school and park improvements, and facility construction with a pool yard located in Tempe on Second Street. Bond totals range from five to 2.2 million dollars with limits set for acquisition and improvements.
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Jerry. McElfresh
Progress City
Tempe
Second St
Indian School
George St. the
Chinese Chinese troops enter Sikkim border clash report
The Indian Defense Ministry reports Chinese forces crossed into Sikkim near Gangtok, the first exchange since the Asian crisis began. Casualties are unconfirmed, while Pakistan and India face pressures toward a UN cease fire as global mediation intensifies. US evacuees from Pakistan rise to over 1,600 with hundreds remaining.
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Sikkim
Indian Defense Ministry
Gangtok
Ter Jawaharlal Nehru
Tibet
Bhutan
Karathi
Pakistan
U.S
East
Kashmir Ceasefire Orders Sought by India and Pakistan
India and Pakistan seek a United Nations backed ceasefire in Kashmir with a 3 am EDT deadline. United Nations Secretary General is expected to issue the order as both sides reportedly confirm they will halt fighting.
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India
Pakistan
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur ‘Shastri
United Nations
Rawalpindi
Mohammad Ayub Khan
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N.Y
UPI
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Soviet Premier Faces Off In Diplomatic Scene
Fragmentary reads show a scene involving a Soviet Premier and an inciple offer. The brief notes describe a formal encounter marked by a diplomatic tone and potential policy signals amid tense international chatter.
Sees Rita Turned Over to San Luis Club for School Distribution
Fragmented report notes Rita handed to the San Luis club for distribution to schools. Mention of three empty boxes awaiting filling and locations at a fire station and Sealtedale Road. No clear names or dates provided.
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San’ Luis Club
Storms and cold snap lash central U.S. with damage and injuries
A widespread storm system brought tornadic winds and flooding across the midlands injuring at least 10 people and causing about $200,000 in damage in Wichita, Kansas. Creeks rose and trains were halted while towns faced flash flood warnings as snow piled up in the Rockies and western mountains. Temperatures fell to the 20s in eastern Montana and northern New Mexico with clear skies and mild relief expected later this week.
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Rockies
Missouri
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Clyde Beatty Coles Brothers Circus
Ilinois Central
Gatena
Ill
Stranger Creek
Easton
Wisconsin
Ichita
Chapman
Louisig
St. Joseph
Bethany
Marshall
Alma
Sigourney
Iowa
Elkhart
Ind
Montana
New Mexico
Laramie
Wyo
City Considers Urging Irrigation Water Ordinance
The city council plans a 8 p m meeting at 131 E Main St to discuss an ordinance banning overflow irrigation water onto public streets and alleys. It would fine property owners up to 300 dollars or imprison up to six months for willful or negligent water overflow.
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E. Main St
Bill Donaldson
Scottsdale School Board Candidates Invited to Public Forum
The Oct 5 Scottsdale School Board hopefuls will speak at an 8 p.m. public meeting on Thursday Sept 30 in the Scottsdale High School auditorium. The event is co sponsored by the Scottsdale Council of PTAs and the League of Women Voters of Maricopa County. Church officials and local figures are listed as speakers.
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Scottsdale Council of PT
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Maricopa’ County
Scottsdale“High ‘School
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