Judge allows nerve gas dumping in Atlantic urges shallower site
U.S. District Judge June L Green refused to block disposal of 418 coffins of nerve gas in three mile deep Atlantic waters 282 miles east of Cape Kennedy. She urged selecting a shallower site while noting risk of vault fragmentation at depth and possible harm to marine life. The environmental group and Florida sought land disposal or shallower sea burial.
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Economy shows early signs of revival in July output
The Nixon administration reports July industrial production rose 0.2 percent and personal income up 3.5 billion dollars from June while revised second quarter GDP at an annual rate of 971.1 billion dollars reflects inflation effects. The April-June deficit reached 14.3 billion, largely from Social Security and federal employee pay.
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Autopsy Ordered In Youths Choking Death
Phoenix police said a 17 year old, William James Woods, choked after placing an object in his mouth when narcotics officers went to the home of Haskin Carter Lautzenheiser, 20. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
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Angela Davis sought in Marin County courthouse shootout
UPI report notes Angela Davis, fired UC professor, being sought for questioning over a murder attempt in Marin County. Four people died including Superior Court Judge Harold Haley. two guns allegedly bought by Davis were used in the San Rafael courtroom attack. Authorities discuss possible conspiracy charges though no formal charge yet.
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Nixon meets in New Orleans on desegregation pace
President Nixon and top advisers travel to New Orleans to discuss desegregation timing with Southern state officials and Education Secretary Richardson in a briefing aimed at outlining administration policy and local challenges.
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Linda Kasabian Testifies After Nine Months Free
Linda Kasabian takes a witness seat at the Tate LaBianca murder trial after nine months of imprisonment as she testifies against Charles Manson and his three female codefendants. She enjoys a brief night of freedom cooking dinner for guards and watching herself on TV. The prosecutor notes perjury penalties in a capital case as murder charges against her are dropped.
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ASU will continue censorship of State Press
Arizona State University President Harry K Newburn announced a six page memorandum to uphold censorship in cases of possible libel or when not in the universitys best interests The move rejects a faculty student committee recommendation that the State Press be run by student editors without censorship The committee had argued free expression rests on absence of censorship and that the paper should operate without advance approval of copy
Surfboard Stolen From Garage Valued at $110
A surfboard valued at $110 was reported stolen from a garage between Wednesday and 6 30 p m Thursday. Police noted the owner, Paul W. Craspargle, reported the loss and described the missing item.
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Typhoon Strikes Japan Leaving Towns Damaged
A severe typhoon battered parts of Japan causing injuries and widespread damage. Officials report collapsed structures and disrupted services as communities assess the impact and begin recovery efforts. Local agencies coordinate aid and safety measures for residents.
Obituary: Michael Huba served in Air Force and Phoenix ties
Michael Huba died recently after moving from Chicago in 1964. He worked as a chef at Pepper Wilson Steak House and served in the Air Force. He was a member of Phoenix Moose Lodge No. 164 and survived by three sons, his parents in Chicago, and four sisters. Services were held with military honors at Universal Memorial Center and burial at Francis Cemetery in Phoenix.
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BB gun fired at cars near home carport
Police seek a youth with a BB gun after four holes appeared in a windshield of a car parked in a home carport. Charles W. Carter found the damage at 7:15 a.m. Thursday as the car rested with its windshield visible from the rear alley. Police note multiple BB gun incidents by youths this summer.
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