Hijacking of Korean Airlines Plane Alarms Seoul
A Korean Airlines turboprop with 51 aboard was hijacked en route from Kangnung to Seoul. The craft was tracked to Wonsan before landing at North Korea’s coast city as South Korea and authorities seek the passengers, crew, and motive. A suspect disguised as a South Korean Army general sparked the incident amid VIP treatment tensions.
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Johnson and Nixon Breakfast Reunion at White House
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson visited the White House for a two hour breakfast with President Nixon, marking his first return since leaving office. The pair met at 8:30 a.m. EST and spoke quietly over breakfast in the first floor dining room before Johnson departed with little comment to reporters.
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County trailer tax revenue loss hits county
Maricopa County faces revenue shortfalls as Assessor Kenneth Kunes blames difficulty locating small trailers for low tax uptake. He notes only a small percentage of trailers are appraised and assessed, with a 1968 measure extending property tax to all trailers including tent and travel trailers, and an AG opinion clarifying scope.
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Temperature readings show elevated carbon monoxide levels
The 24 hour average air pollution reading lists carbon monoxide at 8 parts per million with hourly spikes reaching 35 ppm between 10 and 11 p m.
Will of Arizona prospector sparks legal appeal
The Arizona Court of Appeals weighs an appeal from 1967 ruling that awarded miner James Kidds estate of 2.753 million dollars to Barrow Neurological Institute. Kidd disappeared twenty years ago while prospecting near Globe-Miami. His handwritten will ordered funds for research into the soul after death. Five claimants contest the distribution as just under review.
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My Lai massacre commander calls slaughter possibly occurred
Captain Ernest Medina, head of the Army company tied to the My Lai events, told the New York Times it was possible the slaughter could have happened. He denied ordering a massacre and said, if retried, he would add precautionary steps like leaflet drops and loudspeaker broadcasts to prevent armed civilians being shot.
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Washington
Phoenix Group Pushes Stricter Air Standards to State Board
Greater Phoenix Alliance to Stop Pollution proposes a maximum annual average sulfur dioxide limit of 24 micrograms per cubic meter, stricter than the state's 54 micrograms. GASP approved recommendations Wednesday. plan to finance enforcement debated. A public hearing on air quality is set at the old B A Building, Arizona State University.
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Search at Spahn Ranch Ties to Tate LaBianca Case
Los Angeles sheriff deputies combed Spahn Movie Ranch seeking body of Donald Shea linked to Tate LaBianca murders. Manson and several followers faced murder charges after grand jury session. three women appeared in court held without bond.
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Arizona reapportionment panel ends effort to draft plan
Legislative leaders remain unsure what the next step will be after the joint legislative reapportionment committee halted its work on Wednesday while attempting to draw up a plan to solve the reapportionment problems in Phoenix.
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Ex-city Employee Charged in Scottsdale Payroll Theft
Richard GC Slavick 39 of 3034 N 40th St was arrested at Scottsdale Police Station on suspicion of grand theft in connection with Tuesday’s theft from City Hall of an IBM payroll program board and wiring. He was arraigned in Scottsdale Justice Court and released on own recognizance. The case follows a plan to camouflage the theft by removing the board and placing a replacement.
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40Th St
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IBM
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