Army Can't Try Ex-GIs For My Lai
The Pentagon said no legal path exists to prosecute former soldiers linked to the My Lai massacre. After 18 months of study, Army and Justice Department attorneys could not resolve how to try men who have returned to civilian life. It likely ends prosecutions, including Paul Meadle, who testified about aiding Lt. William L. Calley Jr. My Lai probe initially involved at least 31 soldiers under investigation.
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Washington
Pentagon
My Lai
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
Army
Justice Department
Paul Meadle
Meadle
William L. Calley Jr
Navajo Leader MacDonald to Speak at NAU Event
Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald will address Northern Arizona University students during Inter Tribal Week on April 22. He opens the week as featured speaker with the Dee Kiva Games on April 24 in the College of Business Auditorium at 7 pm.
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Peter MacDonald
Northern Arizona University
MacDonald
College of Business
Scottsdale teachers reject latest offer in strike stalemate
Scottsdale School Board rejected the SEA compromise calling it an ultima tum. The SEA withdrew the 6825 starting salary demand returning to 7000 while the district offered 6550 and a 50 per year raise contingent on state funds. Court injunction action discussed. Judge Heineman refused to issue it.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale Education Association
Maricopa County Superior Court
The
SEA
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Injuncton
American Federation of Teachers
Joe Casella
Chicago
Maricopa County
Frederic Heineman
Americans suffer highest weekly Vietnam toll in nine months
The US Command reports 88 Americans killed in Indochina last week, the worst weekly loss in nine months, with 347 wounded and 22 nonhostile deaths. Thirty three Americans died in the Fire Base Mary Ann attack near Da Nang, as casualty totals for the war rise.
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Saigon
Indochina
Central Highlands
Phnom Penh Am
AU Australlan We
United Press Ineernational
Bush
Wixon
U.S
Mary Ann
da Nang
Two Youths Arrested on Drug Counts
A campus drug raid at Northern Arizona University led to the arrest of Gary Hancock 20 and Phillip Mora 19 after about eight pounds of marijuana and other substances were seized. Hancock faces multiple possession charges including sale and peyote, Mora is charged with marijuana for sale. DPS agents and NAU investigators coordinated the search and seizure. Both were jailed, Hancock bond set at 6500 dollars and Mora at 3000 dollars.
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Northern Arizona University
Gary Hancock
Phillip Mora
San Francisco
Hancock
WAU Security Division
Department of Public Safety
DPS
NAW
John Vezeris
Set
Tom Brawley
Coconino County
Tate
Justice of the Peace
Joe Garcia
Mora
Burglary Hits City Burglaries Tap Four Sites
Sheriff deputies report four weekend break ins with about $2,307 in losses. A safe at El Paso Natural Gas Company's 1600 Butler Ave office yielded $907 after a Wednesday discovery. Safes at a bulk plant office and hospital in Flagstaff, plus a construction site at Fourth St and Cedar Rd, were entered with similar methods.
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el Paso Natural Gas Company
Butler Ave
American Oil Bulk
East Flagstaff
Flagstaff Hospital
Fourth St
Cedar Road
el Paso
Court Continues Over Grand Canyon Airport Costs
The state Aeronautics Department's Grand Canyon Airport showed costs and capital outlay for the year ending June 30, 1970 exceeding income and funds in reserve by 30159. The airport is not connected with Coconino County.
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State Aeronautics Department
Grand Canyon
Coconino County
Sale of Tucson Star Revealed
The Pulitzer Publishing Co. has purchased the Arizona Daily Star for about $10 million. Michael E. Pulitzer announces the deal and will become editor and publisher. William Small Jr., who published the Tucson Citizen, owned the Star for six years. The sale follows a federal antitrust suit by the Justice Department.
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Tucson
Pulitzer Publishing Co
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Arizona Daily Star Today
Michael E. Pulitzer
The
Post Dispatch
Star
William 4. Small, Jr
Tucson Daily Citizen
Citizen
Justice Department
Day We Haven't Helped Client 118.W Hunt 774-7116
A terse note records a day with no client action taken. It mentions Hunt 774-7116 as a contact and the code 118.W, suggesting a case or file reference. The entry implies a lapse or pause in service.
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Hunt
Lees Ferry Easter Sunrise Service Planned
The third annual Easter Sunrise Service is planned at Lees Ferry with Rev. Paul L. Wall of Page as speaker. The service will be at 7 10 a.m. at the John D. Lee lockout point high above the Colorado Paria junction, offering views of Paria Canyon Vermilion Cliffs and Marble Canyon as the sun rises.
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Marble Canyon
Sns
Lees Ferry
Paul L. Wall
Page
John D. Lee
Colorado
Paria
Paria Canyon
Colorado River
Arizona Daily Sun Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from the Arizona Daily Sun containing publisher and postage details, circulation areas, and subscription rates. It references Flags fishing Co and Santa Fe Ave in Flagstaff Arizona, with garbled city and department mentions. The text is unreadable and partial with no clear news event or person.
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Flags Fishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstatl
Arie
Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstall
Aris
Cucanino
Navajo
Yavapal
SEN Weekly
Ed Sivardius, Publishing Co
Santa Ke Age
Fhaestiall
Ariz
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Showtime
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Ibekim Fehmiu
Richard Cranna
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Princ Ptures
Ali MacSraw
Ryan O' Meal
John Cdarley
Ray Millaad
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Casella
AFT
Larry Bell
Tee Land
Ginger Success Insurance
Flagstaff Beauty College
W. Birch
Pakistan
Karachi
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Awami League
Dacca
Thhose
Sheik Mujib
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