Jury deadlock in Berrigan conspiracy case
In Harrisburg government fails to reach verdict on general conspiracy count tying antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others to kidnapping Kissinger and bombing drafts. Seven are found guilty on letter smuggling but jurors deadlocked on the core conspiracy charge after 59 hours over seven days. Sentencing date tentatively set for May 2 for the letter smuggling counts.
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New York Stocks Rally Then Level Off After Gains
The AP report notes a steady market with active trading as the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 960.19 at 2 p.m., up 5.54, while traders reportedly took profits on the recent run. NYSE prices at 1:40 p.m. reflected ongoing volatility.
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Nixon invitation to Iran trip after Soviet visit
The White House announced President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon will visit Iran after a May 22 to May 28 or 30 stay in the Soviet Union. The Iran trip, scheduled for May 30–31, follows talks with Shah and Shahbanov and touches on Middle East issues amid Cold War alignments with CENTO.
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Flagstaff to host hearing on Cochise Airlines expansion
The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold a hearing on April 25 in Flagstaff regarding Cochise Airlines application to expand service to northern Arizona. The carrier currently serves Douglas Sierra Vista Tucson Phoenix Yuma Lake Havasu City and Las Vegas.
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Gravel Looks to Force Senate War Vote on North Vietnam
Senator Mike Gravel plans to force a Senate vote on a declaration of war against North Vietnam. He proposes amending a war powers bill to restrict presidential use of armed forces for 30 days without congressional authorization and to apply the measure to present hostilities. Gravel supports a first amendment and opposes the administration, arguing Congress must reclaim its war-declaration prerogative.
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Deputies Probe Suspected Motorcycle Theft Ring
Sheriff's investigators are examining an apparent motorcycle theft ring after eight bikes were found stored in the southeastern county area near Clear Creek Pines subdivision. A motorcycle trailer was also found as deputies verify vehicle identification numbers to learn if the cycles were reported stolen and their origins.
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Lost Child Found In Empty House
A seven year old with cerebral palsy and mental retardation wandered from his home on Juniper Avenue. Police and Radio Team units joined the search. Det. Gary Kirst found the boy in an open empty house on San Francisco Street in the arms of a neighbor’s mother after a boy saw him enter. The child, amused by flushing the toilet, caused minor pet damage before being returned to his parents.
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Blaze in Home Kills Tuba City Resident Foul Tists
A Wednesday fire in Tuba City claimed the life of 70 year old Foul Tists. Volunteer firefighters found the body in a bedroom of a stone house after responding to a call. The residence had extensive damage to the bedroom kitchen and living areas.
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SUN to Receive AEA School Bell for Education Coverage
The Arizona Daily Sun is one of 13 Arizona newspapers awarded the School Bell by the Arizona Education Association for consistently good coverage of schools. The awards will be presented April 21 in Tucson during the AEA convention at the Tucson Community Center, with cash prizes and certificates of merit for districts and local associations.
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Egypt Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Jordan
Cairo announces to U S listeners that Egypt will sever diplomatic relations with Jordan following a cabinet decision. Deputy prime minister cites necessity of the battle and provides no further explanation. King Hussein faced Arab accusations of friendliness toward Israel after his Washington visit.
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