Auto kills 2 women at Presley mansion
A speeding drunken driver in Memphis struck two women crossing Elvis Presley Boulevard near Graceland before dawn. A teen was critically injured hours before Presley's funeral. The driver, Treatise Wheeler STI, 18, faced charges including two counts of second degree murder and leaving the scene.
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Carter code named 'Deacon' in White House radio alphabet
AP reports Secret Service nicknames for officials, with Carter called Deacon and Ford Pass Key while Nixon was Searchlight and Kennedy Lancer. White House Communications Agency assigns call signs from a Defense list to aid security and keep transmissions brief.
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Alaska gold mining revival boosts state output and future prospects
Alaska's gold production rose from 7 107 ounces in 1973 to 17 660 ounces last year with 9 146 in 1974 and 14 980 in 1975. Don Stein, state assayer, says prices at 35 dollars an ounce hurt small miners but rising prices and inflation push new operations, including weekend prospectors turning full time. He notes dredges near Nome and Goodnews Bay, few hard rock mines, and optimism for large low grade deposits yet to be found.
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Stock sale approved to pay Webb debts
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge approved the sale of one percent of Del Webb Corp stock to raise funds to pay debts of the late millionaire Webb. Executor Robert Johnson may file for final distribution of the estate, estimated at 62 million, by December 31.
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Children’s Film Festival Screens At Scottsdale Library
Two film showings for kids are set this Saturday. The Scottsdale Public Library hosts The Beast of Monsieur Racine The Cuckoo Murder Case Dr Seuss on the Loose and Jack and the Rob bers while Vista del Camino Center screens Mama’s Little Pirates Nick and The Chairmaker and the Boys. Each film runs about an hour and is free for elementary students.
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Slide program on mineral ID at Arizona Mineral Museum
A slide program on mineral identification will be presented at 1 30 p m Sunday in the auditorium of the Arizona Mineral Museum located on the State Fairgrounds at McDowell Road and 19th Avenue in Phoenix. Admission is free for the lectures or museum tours and reservations are requested due to limited seating.
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