Volcanic eruption of Taal devastates Philippine island towns
Reports from Manila indicate Mount Taal erupted with towering jets of fire as lava and ash rained over the lake. Officials estimate up to thousands killed or buried, with 6 000 residents evacuated and rescue efforts hampered by smoke, rain, and continuing danger.
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Hohokam Leads in Early Scottsdale Bond Election Count
Nearly 1,300 residents had voted by noon at five polling places in Scottsdale. With seven hours left, totals looked set to exceed early estimates of 2,000 to 2,500 votes. Voters weigh a $7.5 million sewer bond and a three-part measure funding civic center, eight parks, and a central motor pool, with polling locations and annexation area voting rules causing confusion.
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Burglars Break Into Scottsdale Home Sunday Night
Burglars entered a Scottsdale residence Sunday night and took more than $2,265 in cash, police said. The break in occurred at an unspecified address and no injuries were reported.
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Donaldson denies City Manager Bill on bond taxes
Donaldson argues charges that taxes would double due to approval of a 4 million bond are unfounded. He says a Supreme Court ruling could cut assessed valuation and raise the city tax rate only modestly, while ads funded by Scottsdale sponsors aim to mislead residents.
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Trial of Ku Klux Klux Headed by State Engineer for District
A historic account notes the trial of a Ku Klux Klan figure led by the district engineer for the state highway department. Officials and regionally prominent figures were involved in proceedings and related public interest.
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Voters split by east side for Scottsdale bond vote
Scottsdale voters were reminded by City Clerk Fern Anderson that east side residents must vote separately in today’s municipal bond election. Polls close at 7 pm with locations at Hohokam and Yavapai Schools for east side residents and Scottsdale High, Mohave, and Tonalea Schools for the rest. The $4 million bond package covers Civic Center parks and city motor pool needs amid a pending annexation court case.
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Two-Car Crash on E McDowell Road Injures Three
Police said a Monday collision in the 7400 block of E McDowell Road left three people with minor injuries. Virgil Duffy, 16, of 6708 E Coronado pulled onto McDowell Road and was struck by an oncoming vehicle.
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UN proposes international force for Kashmir crisis
United Nations Security Council faces renewed debate as Pakistan's Zulfikar Ali Bhutto urges a multinational peacekeeping force drawn from Africa Asia and Latin America to address the Kashmir dispute. He accuses the council of abdication and questions UN role in maintaining peace.
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