Nixon May Face 8 Billion Deficit If 1971 Budget
A congressional tax study warns President Nixon could run an $8 billion deficit in fiscal 1971, a sharp contrast to his prior $1.3 billion surplus forecast. The analysis suggests possible higher taxes to avert the shortfall, per the Joint House Senate Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation staff for Rep. Wilbur Mills.
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Surfing Expo Opens at Big Surf Inc Tempe
Big Surf Inc opens a three day 1970 event at 1500 N Hayden Rd Tempe starting Friday at 9 am with festivities at 10. Hawaii surfing champions and world champ Fred Hemmings perform with TV personalities James Brolin Kathy Garver James Drury Don Galloway Joyce Menges and Susan Saint James.
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Kathy Garver
James Drury
Don Galloway
Joyce Menges
Susan Saint James
Middle School Lockers Yield Suspected Marijuana
Police found three marijuana cigarettes in a Mohave school locker after a call from the school at 3 p.m. A 13-year-old student admitted obtaining the substance from another 13-year-old youth and was turned over to parents.
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Mohave School
Woman Given Probation for Bank Embezzlement Case
Sandra Luster 21 of 6625 BE Cheery Lynn received two years probation in U S District Court for embezzling under 100 dollars from the Scottsdale Main branch of The Arizona Bank where she worked. She must repay 75 dollars. A second count for embezzling over 100 dollars was dismissed.
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Sandra Luster
Cheery Lynn
U.S
Miss Luster
Scottsdale
Arizona Bank
Assault suspect sought after university student attacked
Police seek a 35 to 40 year old man about 5 foot 10, 195 pounds in a gray uniform who allegedly assaulted James Price, 21, near his home on 76th Street after a near collision. Price, driving north on 76th Street at Van Buren, was struck five times and had his glasses broken. The suspect drove a four door car.
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Arizona State University
James Price
E. Diamond
Monmouth College crowd boos General Taylor
United Press International reports a disruption at Monmouth College in West Long Branch New Jersey when General Maxwell Taylor former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff was booed and shouted down during a talk on Vietnam a historical perspective. Campus unrest also spread to University Park Pennsylvania where lawyers seek to extend an injunction against protesters and to Lawrence Kansas after a two million dollar fire damaged the student union building amid roving youths firing small arms. Across the nation black students at Howard University protested U.S policy in Trinidad and Tobago raising Black Power salutes and banners while leaving peacefully when police warned them off.
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Monmouth College
West Long Branch
N.J
Taylor
Vietnam
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Pennsylvania State University
Lawrence
Kan
University ‘of Kansas
Nixon orders end to draft deferments and calls for volunteer army
President Nixon announced an immediate halt to occupational and agricultural deferments and asked Congress to end undergraduate student deferments. He outlined a long, gradual move toward an all volunteer force by mid 1971, with pay increases to attract volunteers and a plan requiring congressional action to remove college deferments.
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UPI
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Senate
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Camera Stolen From Arlyne Fuller Home
Arlyne Fuller reported a camera and accessories valued at 165 missing from her residence at 6055N Granite Reef. She said the items vanished after she went to retrieve the camera on Tuesday. Police noted a prior break in on April 8 with no items taken. entry was gained by opening a front window.
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Arlyne Fuller
Granite Reef
Fuller
Hotel burglary at Mountain Shadows Resort near Littleton
A Littleton woman told sheriff's deputies she was robbed of 200 in travelers checks and 100 in cash from her room at Mountain Shadows Resort. The loss occurred between 4 p.m. Monday and 4 45 p.m. Wednesday. The checks and money were left in her room and the entry method is unknown.
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