U.S. rules out Cambodian airlift step
Washington and Phnom Penh tensions shape policy as the United States declines to redeploy Air Force planes for an emergency airlift. Officials note Bird Air operations and Mekong river convoys provide sufficient supplies for now while warning the situation could change near the end of the dry season.
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Washington
United States
U.S. Air Force
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Air Force
Bird Air
U.S
Mekong River
South Vietnam
Yamani says OPEC to hold summit for oil dialogue
In Algiers Ahmed Zaki Yamani announced OPEC agreed to convene a summit to prepare for talks with oil importing nations. He noted no decision on timing or location and the meeting followed a five hour ministers session behind closed doors. Sheik Mujibur Rahman meanwhile seized all executive power in Bangladesh, dissolving parliament and declaring himself president.
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Algiers
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Yamani
Newsmen
Dacca
Bangladesh
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Sheik Majib
Pakistan
PLO Says It Punished Arab Hijackers of Dubai Airliner
The Palestine Liberation Organization claimed it has delivered the most severe punishment to four Arabs who hijacked a British airliner from Dubai to Tunis and killed a West German passenger last November. No specific punishment was disclosed. If true, it would mark the first PLO action against Palestinian hijackers.
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Beirut
UPI
Palestine Liberation Organization
Dubai
Tunis
PLO
Auto Industry Faces 20 000 More Layoffs Next Week
Detroit reports 20 000 additional layoffs looming as auto makers slow output to curb a persistent sales slump. About 185 000 workers are on indefinite furlough, with dealers holding a record one day supply amid weak demand.
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Detroit
Amin marks fourth anniversary of Uganda seizure
Gen. Idi Amin said he will not return civilian rule soon in Uganda. He cited rampant civilian corruption and the inability to entrust government to corrupt politicians, noting the anniversary of his seizure of power in Kampala.
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Kampala
UPI
Idi Amin
Uganda
Amin
PCC Officials Plan New Bond Issue At PCC
PCC officials plan another bond issue within a year after last fall's defeat of a 4.5 million measure to expand the downtown campus and build a satellite. President Irwin L. Spector says public meetings will shape options for the college board, with turnout influenced by economic conditions and rising enrollment reaching 17,500 in spring.
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West Anklam Road
Irwin L. Spector
Spector
TVA
Tom
Pat
Kassander
Antarctica
Lim Named City Zoning Examiner in Planing Reform
Veteran city planner David P. Lim is appointed the first zoning examiner to handle half the work of the abolished planning and zoning commission. Lim will hold public hearings on zoning requests and advise the City Council, after a 1960s career in the planning department. Budget officer Ruben Suarez will head the new City Department of Budget Research as the city creates a separate budget division.
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David P. Lim
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Lim
Joel Valdez
Ruben Suarez
City Department of Budget Research
Suarez
City Em
Gish wins Zenger award for press freedom service
Gish of Kentucky and Mountain Eagle receives the Zenger award at the Arizona Newspapers Association convention. He praises small-town reporting impact and joins prior honorees Katherine Graham and A. M. Rosenthal in recognizing press freedom and truthful reporting.
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United Press International
Kentucky
Mountain Eagle
Gish
Zenger
Arizona Newspapers Association
New York
Walter Grunfeld
National Newspapers Association
Upstate
Phoenix man convicted of 2 counts murder in Desert killing
William Macumber, 39, a former sheriff s posse member, is found guilty of two first degree murder counts for the 1982 slayings of Jayce Sterrenberg and James McKillop near Scottsdale. Judge Hardy will sentence him February 21 after a five hour jury deliberation.
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Phoenix (Ap
William Macumber
Sheriff's Posse
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Charles Hardy
Macumber
Jayce Sterrenberg
James McKillop
Scottsdale
Globe publisher Tom Anderson named Master Editor Publisher 1974
The Arizona Newspapers Association selects Tom E. Anderson of Globe as Master Editor Publisher for 1974. Anderson, editor and publisher of the Arizona Silver Belt and the Arizona Record, received the honor at Braniff Place during the association's 21st annual convention. William A. Small Jr. presented the award.
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Arizona Newspapers Association
Tom E. Anderson
Globe
Anderson
Arizona Silver Belt
Miami
Arizona Record
Braniff Place
Association
William A. Small Jr
Tucson Daily Citizen
Small
Fionor
Community Newspapers of Arizona
Dollar slides as European markets weigh on dollar value
The dollar weakens on European currency markets with a close near 2.32 marks on the Frankfurt money exchange. Bundesbank shows little intervention as experts cite oil money shifts and Swiss rate moves, predicting further decline and no immediate recovery.
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Los Angeles Times
BOMN
Frankfurt Money Exchange
Frankfurt
Bundesbank
Officer's Stint Ends in Backyard Brawl
An unmarked detective car parked at 1017 N Grande Ave drew a 17 year old to attack it. Officer John Clarke chased the teen to a backyard where several friends and family joined the fight. Ernesto Jimenez, 2, of the Grande address, was jailed on obstructing justice. The youth was treated at Pima County Hospital and later caused disturbance at the Juvenile Court Center.
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N. Grande Ave
John Clarke
Clarke
Ernesto Jimenez
Pima County Hospital
Teachers feud delays Flowing Wells bargaining council
The Flowing Wells chapter of the American Federation of Teachers refuses to join the district’s composite bargaining council, insisting on sole representation. A proposed council would seat two federation members, two education association members, and one independent, with talks paused as federation members boycott and negotiations loom next week.
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Flowing Wells
American Federation of Teachers
Flowing Wells Education Association
The
Robert Ewell
Education Association
Wilbur Turner
Ann McVey
American Federation
Education Assocation
Poston
Association
Kissinger Visits Nixon Estate During Palm Springs foray
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger spent more than four hours at Richard Nixon's oceanside estate in San Clemente after meeting by telephone since the former president's resignation. Kissinger flew in from Los Angeles to deliver a policy speech and was accompanied by limited access for reporters as Nixon maintains a reclusive life on the estate.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Palm Springs
Calif
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Kissinger
State Department
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Tucson
Treasury Department
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