Reinforcements For Reds Halted Outside Saigon
North Vietnamese battalions moved toward Cholon as allies pressured the Viet Cong near Saigon's Y Bridge. Lt. Col. Tony Deluca reported slow progress while U.S. Cobra gunships and tanks fought in the ruined shantytown as refugees watched. MIGs operated north of the 20th parallel with a downed F4 Phantom. Marines near Da Nang suffered 12 dead and 105 wounded in a coastal surge.
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Tony Deluca
Jersey City
N.J
U.S. Army
9Th Infantry Division
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Doctors Win Fee Change in Arizona Industrial Commission Bill
In Phoenix the House Commerce and Industry Committee approved an amendment allowing the new industrial commission to pay doctors working on injury cases at usual or customary rates. A proposed schedule of fees was dropped. Edward Jacobson of the Arizona Medical Association warned against a fixed schedule, citing potential lower care and a national doctor shortage. Tucson surgeon Dr. Ian Chesser agreed fees will rise but opposed a set schedule due to update delays. Committee chair D Delos Ellsworth supported paying doctors at going rates.
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Phoenix
House
Commerce and Industry Committee
State Industrial Commission
New
Industrial Commission
Commission
Edward Jacobson
Arizona Medical Association
Jacobson
Arizona
Times
Ian Chesser
Tucson
D. Delos Ellsworth
R-Maricopa
Court Sentencings Reported In Superior Court This Week
Kevin McCarthy 21 received one year probation for unlawful possession of marijuana as ordered by Judge Robert E. McGhee of Gila County. Ernest F. Rivera 68 was placed on probation for life for child molestation by Judge John Collins. Charles Edward Robinette 19 and David Arthur Smith 19 were each given probation for grand theft, five and two years respectively by Judge Lee Garrett. Clarence Richard Roman 18 received two years probation for being accessory to burglary, and William Raney 20 faces two to four years in prison for unlawful possession of narcotic drugs by Judge Alice Truman.
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Kevin McCarthy
Robert E. McGhee
Gila County
Ernest F. Rivera
John Collins
Charles Edward Robinette
Lee Garrett
David Arthur Smith
Garrett
Clarence Richard Roman
William Raney
Arizona State Prison
Alice Truman
Pima County Studies Land Trade Near Sonoita
Pima County officials study exchanging two sections of land near Sonoita to create a cross border area with Santa Cruz. Residents would gain access to posted services but concerns about road grading, inspections, and sheriff protection arise as 60 percent approval is needed from residents and both county boards plus possible state legislation. Madera Canyon lies in Coronado National Forest with portions privately owned.
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Sonoita
Hale
Santa’Cruz
Pima County
Thomas Jay
Santa Cruz County
Coronado National Forest
City Budget Forecast Tops 28.7 Million With Cuts Planned
City budget projections show a 28.7 million dollar year with deep program cuts to protect commitments. Finance chief O Mara warns cuts may not prevent new taxes and notes a 1.2 million pay rise package for civil service staff next year. Inflation and new programs raise costs including a first avenue library and Randolph Park recreation center.
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Civil Service Commission
O'Mara
O’mara
First Avenue
Randolph Park
Pantano Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nguyen van Gian
UPI
Daniel Southerland
Cholon
Gian
the Sound Shop
Tycosan
Hish Fidelity Center
Broadway
Swan Rd
Southwestern Paint & Varnish
IT Factory
Hell
Speedway
1St Ave
Eastside
William Alberts Jr
City Republican Central Committee
Pima County Republican Club
Philco
Union Bank
Union
Municipal
Federal Funds
Stone Avenue
F.D.I.C
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