Salt River Indians to Host National Indian Trade Fair
Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community hosts a four day National Indian Trade Fair May 4 to 7 on the Salt River Indian Reservation. more than 30 exhibits from industrial firms and Indian tribes highlight arts crafts and cultural industrial achievements. events include an all Indian track and field meet a rodeo with grand marshal Barry Goldwater sky diving and a stage review by Russell Moore. closing day features an Indian barbecue and sky diving after a daily fair open from 2 pm to sunset.
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Coppolino convicted of second degree murder in Florida case
Dr. Catt A Coppolino was convicted of second degree murder and jailed for life. Defense questions premeditation and says the verdict may reshape legal doctrine. Prosecutors cited a fatal succinylcholine dose in Carmela Coppolino as motive for life insurance and wealth.
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Gambling push reshapes Las Vegas with riverside development
UPI reports broad legalization moves may bring large scale gambling to Las Vegas area. Plans target two parcels near the Fort Mohave Power Project on the Nevada side for sale to two developers. Companies plan to build motels and casinos within reach of Phoenix and Las Vegas.
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American director Anthony Mann dies in Berlin
BERLIN. American filmmaker Anthony Mann died of a heart attack in his Berlin hotel room. He was 43, married to Anna, a former Russian ballerina, and had a one year old son Nicholas. He planned to shoot Candy to Aspie in Berlin. Mann’s notable films include The Naked Spur and Winchester ’73.
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California Medi-Cal program faces gradual shutdown if budget talks fail
In Sacramento the Medi-Cal program risks ending next week if the Senate and Assembly do not settle financing. Gov. Reagan aides warn of staged shutoffs beginning May 1 for hospital services and May 4 for other medical payments. Legislative stalemate persists with Republicans joining Democrats in opposition to a plan that would require counties to pay a larger share.
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Percy seeks conference to end Vietnam war
Senator Charles Percy calls for a national conference to seek an end to the Vietnam conflict. The proposal signals a possible path forward amid renewed debate over U.S. strategy and peace efforts.
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U S Asia peace aim pressed by Republican leader
A Republican freshman from Illinois urged the United States to press Asian nations for stronger help and an all Asia peace conference to end the war. He critiqued General Westmoreland’s remarks on escalation and urged targeted bombing of supply routes to minimize civilian casualties and speed a settlement.
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Attacks Planned for War Increase Seen in Vietnam
State Department officials warned of heavy new Communist attacks from North Vietnam as four divisions were reported near the DMZ. U.S. forces moved extra troops into northern South Vietnam to free Marines for combat south of the DMZ. Adm. Sharp stated he preferred a full-scale attack that could be defeated.
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Poverty worker charged in television theft in Phoenix
Sally Chavarria, a LEAP community worker in Phoenix, held on 750 dollar bond for receiving stolen property tied to a March burglary at attorney Mark Wilmer’s home. Ernesto Guevara was held on 400 dollars bond. both arraigned before Justice Westfall. Police say Chavarria aided burglars by arranging sale of the TV at the LEAP office. Mayor Graham cautions against blaming LAP for individual actions.
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