Scientists Hint Mars Life Possible From Methane Ammonia
Pasadena reports researchers at JPL discuss infrared findings of methane and ammonia in Mars polar caps, suggesting the possibility of microbial life if conditions allow. Norman Horowitz and Caltech colleagues voice caution, noting conflicting data and the need for further review before Washington reports.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mars
George Pimentel
University , California
Berkeley
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Caltech
Norman Horowitz
Pimentel
Horowitz
Earth
Mariner
Mariner 1
Mariner 6
Washington
Gerry Neugebaurer
Five Die In Gunman Shooting at Hagood Home
Police say a gunman opened fire in the Hagood residence after eviction efforts failed. Mrs Hagood and Mr Hagood were found dead on the front porch while Mrs Robinson and a minister died at the rear. Officers used tear gas then shot broke in finding Hagood dead with a heart wound beside a .22 rifle. The church campground lies near Birmingham with parts in Midfield Brighton and Jefferson County.
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Hagood
Birmingham
Leon
Midfield
Brighton
Jefferson County
City Officials Deny Police Pay Increase Demands
City officials reject police union demands for higher pay as the budget strains on 600 plus city employees. A California Supreme Court ruling allows union formation, and Police Chief Witcher notes low turnover with no vacancies, while a hiring pool remains awaiting background checks.
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California
Witcher
Inquest Planned for Sept 3 in Ted's Case
A September 3 inquest date was set for Ted's case amid family opposition from Berkely Heights New Jersey to Massachusetts authorities. The Kopechne family seeks to prevent exhumation and removal of their daughter's Luzerne County, Pennsylvania body.
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Pennsylvania
Berkely Heights
N.J
Massachusetts
Joseph Kopechne
Hopechnes
Luzerne County
Blythe Evans
Businessman files false arrest suit against county
Michael Marudas a longtime local car dealer filed a $22 500 false arrest suit against the county and Sheriff Ralph Lamb claiming he was jailed December 29 1967 without cause and held until December 30 in the county jail The suit was filed by attorney Raymond Sutton Marudas says the false imprisonment caused inconvenience discomfort humiliation and pain
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Michael Marudas
Mike Mars
Ralph Lamb
Marudas
Raymond Sutton
Maradas
HUD Sues Forward Lock Apartments Over $657,512 Deed of Trust
A suit filed in U S District Court by HUD seeks foreclosure on Forward Lock Apartments Inc for 616,274 in unpaid deed of trust balance plus 41,238 in interest. The deed was assigned to GNMA in 1964 and to HUD last spring. HUD seeks possession of the property for government management.
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U.S. District Court
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Forward Lock Apartments, Inc
National Mortgage Association
Nixon Unveils Major Welfare Changes At San Clemente
President Nixon outlined a sweeping set of welfare reforms from his summer White House in California. A no strings attached federal share with states starting at 500 million in 1971 plus 600 million annual for job training and child care centers. A nationwide minimum for welfare families and similar minima for the aged blind and disabled at 400 million annually. Effects could reach 24 million people but none would take effect before January 1971.
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Congress
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Toto
Nixon
French Action Slashing Franc Shocks World Markets
A French move to devalue the franc reduces pressure to raise the mark, with Chase Manhattan and First National City Bank economists noting quieter international markets make the timing sensible. A private economist warns the action may push other currencies downward as the global money flow shifts.
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Chase Manhattan
Kaufman
Miroslav A. Kriz
First National City Bank of New York
River Commission Hears Bold Land Development Proposal
The Colorado River Commission heard a bid from Robert J Beaumont and associates to convert 9,400 acres from Nevada to a 100,000 plus community. The plan includes a canal system marina and seven year development with VIN financing and staggered payments totaling about 5.7 million. White-Weld Co. declined to bid citing national financial concerns.
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Colorado River Commission
Robert J. Beaumont and Associates
Brooktrails
San Francisco
Voorheis- Trindle-Nelson Co
VIN
Kenneth R. Outwater
Los Angeles
Florida
Beaumont
Sheldon Cloobeck
CRC
Cloobeck
First National Bank of Nevada
Band Leader Russ Morgan Lays Down Horn Forever
Russ Morgan, famed band leader and composer of You're Nobody til Somebody Loves You, died leaving a legacy in pop music history. He survived by Shirley, son Jack, another son David, daughters Patty and Judy, sister Ethel Judge, and grandson Russell Grey Morgan. Funeral set at Palm Mortuary Chapel with interment at Palm Memorial Park. visiting hours at Palm Mortuary.
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Russ Morgan
Horn
Russ
Bill Bailey
Shirley
Jack
David
Patty
Judy
Morgan
Bridlewood Dr
Ethel Judge
New York
N.Y
Russell Grey Morgan
Las Vegas
Palm Mortuary Chapel
Max Nussbaum
Cantor Saul Silverman
Hollywood
Calif
Palm Memorial Park
Palm Mortuary
Arizona Private Eye Faces Narco Charge
Jesse Martin a 46 year old private investigator from Maricopa County faces a narcotics possession charge with a preliminary hearing set for January 14 in justice court Justice of the Peace Joe Pawlikowski ordered the hearing after Martin was arrested July 24 near Westside. Police said he discarded two caps of heroin from his car as they arrived and found him with a private investigator badge and ID.
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Arizona
Justice Court
Jesse Martin
Justice of the Peace
Joe Pawlikowski Martin
Martin
Maricopa County
Ariz
Way Cleared To Build New Vegas Complex
Coogan & Walters Contractors and the City of Las Vegas near approval for a K-Mart Shopping Center at the east border of Lorenzi Park. Builder Russ White agreed to a 2 foot setback and a six foot fence. A public hearing on Sept. 3 will review a master plan for city parks and recreation facilities.
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Vegas
Coogan & Walters
City of
Las Vegas
Lorenzi Park
Russ White
Richard Sauer
Public Works
Don Saylor
Saylor
Works Director Faces Financing Crisis for Las Vegas Traffic Lights
Richard Sauer, Las Vegas Department of Public Works director, said the city needs 125000 to install and replace traffic signals at new and existing sites. He proposed increasing traffic fines to fund the purchases. Mayor Oran Grayson dismissed funding from fines, while Sauer pressed for a solution.
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Richard Sauer
Las Vegas
Sauer
Oran Grayson
Storm disrupts power across Las Vegas area
Strong winds rain and lightning caused outages in the Las Vegas valley. Power failures hit the Strip Paradise Valley and along Boulder Highway and Sahara Boulevard. No major Strip hotels were affected and two minor traffic accidents were attributed to the storm.
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Las Vegas
Paradise Valley
Boulder Highway
Sahara Boulevard
Senate imposes rules on germ and gas weapons testing
The Senate approved a compromise amendment to curb open air testing of lethal germ and gas warfare agents and set strict transport and overseas storage standards for CBW weapons. Pentagon backing and committee chair consent were stated, as debate continued over MBT70 and ABM issues amid a tense week of votes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
United States
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Pentagon
John Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
McIntyre
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