Three Die as Soweto Rioting Erupts in South Africa
Police opened fire on about 20 000 black demonstrators in Soweto killing at least three people and injuring 18 as clashes spread through the township eight miles south of Johannesburg. Witnesses say shops and cars burned and trains halted while police in armored carriers dispersed crowds with tear gas.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Pretoria
New Canada Railway
Navajo Reservation Faces Culture Strain from Industry
A Navajo Research and Statistics Center director warns that coal gasification plants irrigation projects and a proposed uranium venture could erode tribal culture. The 400000 acre region along the NM Arizona border hosts Exxon’s uranium plan with projected tribal income totaling over 400 million during the project life and peak annual income near 40 million in the early 1990s.
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Gion
New Mexico-Arizona
America
Exxon Corp
Roll Call Report Delegates split Main Street vote
Arizona lawmakers split on major roll calls from July 22 to July 28. House vote on HR 7743 approved financing for the Pennsylvania Avenue Development Plan. Rhodes and Udall supported, Conlan opposed, Steiger did not vote. Ford veto override failed in Senate. Udall and Conlan supported, Rhodes opposed. Sunshine Act amendment passed. Rhodes and Conlan supported, Udall opposed. Taxpayer notice amendment rejected in Senate. Goldwater supported, Fannin opposed. Veto override on HR 12384 failed. Goldwater and Fannin opposed. Auto emissions amendment to weaken warranties failed. Fannin and Goldwater supported.
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Arizona
Congress
Main Street
U.S.A
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Capitol
Senate
John Rhodes
Morris Udall
John Conlan
Sam Steiger
Ford
Pentagon
Udall, Steiger
Conlan
Rhodes
Udall
Steiger
Internal Revenue Service
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Goldwater
Fannin and
Mexican officials ban CB radios for Americans in Mexico
A Mexican official says Americans entering Tijuana with a car CB antenna face removal of equipment. Authorities say it is illegal to bring and operate CB radios in Mexico and licenses are scarce. Radio use is restricted to Spanish and reserved for official or essential links.
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San Diego
United States
Tijuana
Mexico
Armando Marin Gonzalez
Ministry of Communications
Tr Rtation
Mexico City
Marin Gonzalez
Orme Dam comment deadline extended to August 20
The comment period for the draft environmental impact statement on CAPs Orme Dam has been extended to August 20. Written comments may be sent to the Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Region in Boulder City Nevada, Attn Code 150, with July public hearing records to be included in the final statement to the Council on Environmental Quality.
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Central Arizona Project
Orme
Bureau of Reclamation
Lower
Colorado
P.O
Boulder City
Nevada
Phoenix
Council On Environmental Quality
Couple charged in pot dispute tied to marijuana sale
Roland Obey Jr. and Marilyn Obey were charged with possession of marijuana for sale and narcotics for sale after turning themselves in with their attorney in Scottsdale. They faced preliminary hearings set for Aug. 23 in Scotts dale Justice Court and were released on their own recognizance after their initial appearance. A July 17 shooting at the Obey home left Roland with leg and arm injuries amid a dispute over 445 pounds of marijuana police say were seized.
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Roland James Obey Jr
Marilyn Sue Obey
Orange Blossom Lane
Scottsdale Justice Court
Obeys
Pearance
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
West
Roland Obey
Warren A. Haggard
Haggard Arrested After Shooting At Obey Home
Haggard was arrested at the Obey home after a shooting and booked on assault with a deadly weapon before being released. DEA agents rearrested him on outstanding federal charges and he is held in county jail pending a preliminary hearing set for Aug. 23. Police said 1.25 ounces of hashish were confiscated from the residence.
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Haggard
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Obey
FTC Proposes Tougher Rules for Used Car Dealers
The Federal Trade Commission moves to curb misrepresentation by used car dealers with rules banning false or deceptive claims about vehicle quality and condition. Fines could reach $10,000 daily. Proposals require disclosures on mileage prior use and major reconditioning, and window stickers listing make model year mileage and repairs. A consumer questionnaire is offered and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration publishes a guide with tips on rust checks warranties tests and inspections.
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Barb Mayer Copley
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
FTC
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colo
National Casualty Company Policy HM 6415 Revision Note
Partial description notes that renewal is at the option of the Company with premium rates subject to change. It indicates terms and revisions pertain to National Casualty Company of Detroit policy HM 6415.
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National Casualty Company of Detroit
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