Soviet Soyuz 10 tests docking with Salute platform
Tass reported the Soyuz 10 crewed ship rendezvoused with the unmanned Salute space station and tested docking and undocking, radio and technical systems during the 12th orbit. The three cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov Alexei Yeliseyev and Nikolai Rukavishnikov felt well and the craft and station were functioning normally.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Makin
Tass
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Baikonur
Central Asia
Chicago delivers a natural high at Memorial Coliseum concert
Friday night at Memorial Coliseum the Chicago Vibes drew 14 399 fans despite a half hour late start and minor acoustic issues. The show featured "Only the Beginning" and an ardent anti war and anti capitalism set, ending with "I Just Want To Be Free" as the Coliseum Board pledged future concerts.
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Lucinda Marshall
Valley
Chicago
Memorial Coliseum
D.j.’S
Terry Kath
James Pankow
The
Coliseum Board of Directors
Phoenix man arrested on draft evasion charge
A Phoenix man, Tom Simmons aged 23 of 1708 E Madison, was arrested Friday on draft evasion charges after police questioned him in connection with another crime. He was turned over to the US Marshal's office following a traffic stop at Hayden and Indian School Roads at 2 30 p m after NCIC confirmed a warrant for his arrest.
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Phoenix
Tom Simmons
E. Madison
US Marshal's
Hayden and
Indian School
National Crime Information Center
Simmons
Police Probe Multiple Hit and Run and Minor Accidents
Police investigated three minor traffic crashes and two hit and run incidents involving parked cars Friday and today with no hospitalizations. Incidents occurred at 7140 E Shea at 3 15 a m near a gas pump 955 N Hayden Rd at 6 p m Thursday 3033 N Hayden Rd at 9 20 p m Friday two cars at 83rd St and Rovey at 1 45 a m today and 7200 E McDowell 2755 p m Friday as hit and run.
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E. Shea
Hayden Road
N. Hayden Road
Arizona appoints Schaefer as university president
Dr. John P. Schaefer dean of the College of Liberal Arts is named to succeed Dr. Richard A. Harvill as University of Arizona president. The 36 year old will assume the $38 500 annual post July 1 after Harvill retires following 20 years.
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Tucson
UPI
John P. Schaefer
University of Arizona
College of Liberal Arts
Richard A. Harvill
Schaefer
State Board of Regents
Regents
Harvill
Thousands rally in Washington in large antiwar protest
Thousands of demonstrators gathered on the Ellipse near the White House for a three hour rally and march down Pennsylvania Avenue signaling the start of a spring offensive against U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The crowd included many youths and veterans and featured large papier mache figures of Nixon and Agnew.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
Cambodia
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixons
Camp David
Maryland
Pentagon
Justice Department
Congress
National Peace Action Coalition
Jerry V. Wilson
District of Columbia
Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice
John N. Mitchell
David Cooper
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Man beaten at East Earls Drive party
A Phoenix man, Glen C. Raub, 32, told police he was beaten near a phone booth in the 6200 block of East Earls Drive after leaving a party shortly after 5 a.m. He said the assault came after accusations he made a pass at another man’s wife. Raub sustained facial bruises and knocked out teeth.
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Phoenix
East Earls Drive
Glen C. Raub
Raub
Exposures Probed in Two Alarming Incidents
Police investigate two indecent exposure cases reported Friday both near Phoenix area streets. A man in his early 20s with black hair, about six feet tall and 170 pounds exposed himself to two 15 year old girls in the 6000 block of Granite Reef while lurking near a residence. In a separate Wednesday incident a 16 year old girl reported a man in a 1961 white Chevrolet approached on 78th Street and Indian School Road then exposed himself. she described him as 30 to 35 with black hair.
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Amale
Granite Reef
78Th Street
Indian School Road
Astrological Forecast for Sunday April 25 1971
General tendencies urge focus on spiritual activities and charm in surroundings. Aries to Pisces offer advice on restraint, recreation, finances, and social harmony with emphasis on intuition, temper control, trusted friends, and renewed faith through study.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Hoffa to testify before grand jury next week
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa is to be released from federal prison early next week to testify before a federal grand jury probing Teamsters pension funds. Hoffa, 58, is midway through a 13 year sentence for jury tampering and pension fund fraud and was denied parole again on March 31.
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Lewisburg, Pa
UPI
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Federal Penitentiary
Reservations urged for city park use this summer
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Director L B Scacewater says advance reservations may become necessary as warm weather fills park facilities. Call 945-7611 for area bookings with no charge unless staff, lead, or cleanup is needed. Deposits apply for Eldorado Park campsites and out of town groups with per person fees, refundable if sites are left clean. The Funmobile, a city truck with games, is also in high demand and requires a reservation.
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Eldorado Park
Spacewater
Delta and Northeast Airlines Agree to Merger Plan
Delta Air Lines and Northeast Airlines announce an in principle merger to form a nationwide system from New England to the West Coast plus Montreal and the Caribbean. Board chairmen Charles K. Dolson and George B. Storer release the joint statement.
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Atlanta
UPI
Delta Air Lines
Northeast Airlines
New England
West Coast
Montreal
Caribbean
Charles K. Dolson
Delta
George B. Storer
Northeast
Hijacker to stay in Italy after jail release
Raffaele Minichiello the U S Marine who staged the world s longest aerial hijacking plans to stay in his native Italy and seek a quiet anonymous life when he leaves Regina Coeli jail in Rome next week His lawyer said he faces possible death in the United States if tried for air piracy by a New York grand jury Italy has no hijacking law and earlier sentenced him to 7 years for kidnapping and violence
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Rome
UPI
Raffaele Minichiello
U.S
Italy
Minichiello
Regina Coeli
Queen of Heaven
New York
United States
Obituary John J. Ahearn 67 Scottsdale business owner
John James Ahearn Sr., 67, owner of the John Ahearn Insurance Agency in Scottsdale for 21 years, died Friday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He served as past grand knight of Marcos de Niza Council No. 1189 and was a fourth degree K of C member. Survived by his wife Lenore, two sons, a daughter, a sister and four grandchildren. Prayer services set at Messinger Mortuary with a later funeral Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery.
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John James Ahearn Sr
Marcos de Niza Council
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ahearn
John Ahearn
Lenore
John J. Ahearn Jr
Yuma
Robert W
Scottsdale
Marjorie Hoepfer
Mountain ,Lakes
N.J
Messinger Mortuary
K of C
S. Miller
St. Francis Cemetery
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L.B. Scacewater
Scacewater
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KING
McDowell
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Camel Square
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Camelback Road
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N. Scottsdale Rd
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