Viet Nam Vets Arrested After Supreme Court Protest
Scores of Viet Nam veterans were arrested on the marble steps of the Supreme Court after a noisy end the war demonstration. About 150 protesters refused to break up, escorted to buses to be taken to police, as they chant Bring them home and 1 2 3 4. The protest followed a Supreme Court ruling denying a campout ban waiver.
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SRP says two year water supply amid drought in Arizona
SRP president Floyd Smith warned Valley residents in the Salt River Project area face a severe drought but have an estimated two year water supply. He cited lakes stored water, expected runoff, and underground wells totaling about one million acre feet, with caution on groundwater as a fragile reserve.
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Accountants Set Workshop At Safari Hotel
The National Association of Accountants will hold a chapter operation workshop here Friday at the Safari Hotel. National officers directors and staff will discuss methods to improve member service. Twenty six workshops nationwide with 250 chapters expected to join. John C. Freeman and Wade Salisbury will lead the sessions.
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Ational
John C. Freeman
NAA
Wade Salisbury
Striking Topic for Arcadia Roundtable Panelists
The fifth Arcadia Roundtable discussion will focus on The Striking Issue Monday at 7 30 p m in Arcadia High School cafeteria Panelists include Sam Kitchell Scottsdale School Board president Jack Kearney district comptroller Josephine Sawaia chief negotiator for teachers and Jerry Smith Scottsdale Education Association negotiations team member Moderator will be Arcadia senior Robert Boughner Parents teachers and students are invited to attend
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Arcadia High School
Sam Kitchell
Scottsdale School Board
Jack Kearney
Josephine Sawaia
Jerry ‘Smith
Scottsdale Education Association
Robert Boughner
Scottsdale Couple Face Marijuana Charges After Arrests
Scottsdale residents Michael Conrad 26 and Margaret Conrad 25 were released on 1100 bail each after Wednesday arrests on charges of growing marijuana at their home 7551 EB 1st St. A third man Robert Benson 24 was arrested days earlier at the same address on marijuana possession charges.
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1St St
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Dickson Electronics reports first quarter sales decline
Dickson Electronics Corporation said sales for the first quarter fell to 2,440,000 from 3,345,000 a year earlier, a 27 percent drop, yielding a net loss of 198,000 or 37 cents a share versus earnings of 132,000 or 25 cents a share in 1970. President R H Rudolph cited continuing recession and limited positive forecasts. He noted increased emphasis on marketing and aggressive selling to capture more Dickson business.
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R. H. Rudolph
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Scottsdale Police Probe Three No Injury Crashes
Scottsdale police investigated three motor vehicle accidents on Wednesday with no injuries. Incidents included a car bus collision at 7410 E Indian School Rd at 1 15 p.m. a car pickup crash at Hayden and Osborn Roads at 6 20 p.m. and a two car crash at 3904 N Scottsdale Rd at 6 35 p.m.
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E. Indian School Rd
Hayden and Osborn Roads
N. Scottsdale Rd
Stolen Entertainment Unit From Residence on Shea Boulevard
A home entertainment unit valued at 1000 dollars was stolen from Ronald Ribbons residence at 6702 East Shea Boulevard between 9 am and 2 pm Wednesday. Police report entry likely involved forcing open a sliding glass door.
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E. Shea Blvd
Patricia Patterson
N. Hayden Rd
Reds laud antiwar rallies at Paris peace talks
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong delegates at the Paris peace talks praised U.S. antiwar demonstrations and urged Nixon to heed the public voice. Diplomatic exchanges showed no progress at the 110th session as Bruce urged a prompt cease fire while Madame Binh proposed a ceasefire with U.S. troop withdrawal by June 30.
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