Nixon weighs Middle East options amid UN push and Soviet plan
President Nixon and his National Security Council met at the White House to consider the Arab-Israeli crisis described as a powder keg. Officials weigh responding to a French backed UN meeting, while Javits and others urge direct negotiations and cautions against imposed settlements. Rolf Pauls of West Germany cautions that no imposed solution solves the problem and envisions regional prosperity if talks succeed.
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Northwest battered by snow and wind across states
Wind driven snow blanketed Washington Oregon and Montana causing closed passes over the Cascades and halted travel. Hurricane winds up to 115 mph lashed Colorado Rockies eastern slope while Chinook winds eased cold in Montana and arctic conditions lingered in the Midwest. Idaho declared a state of emergency in ten northern counties as Hood River area reports twenty inches in five hours and Washington passes receded behind fresh slides.
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Obituaries for Betty Connor Thelma Jett and Lisa Houla
Betty Connor 43 died Thursday in Scottsdale. rosary Sunday, funeral Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Scottsdale. Burial at St Francis Cemetery. Jett 66 died in Phoenix. services Monday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Houla 17 months died after heart surgery. Mass Monday at St Daniel's, burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Temperatures and precipitation report
United Press International provides a 24 hour snapshot of temperatures and precipitation ending at 4 am. The data covers multiple regions, highlighting notable highs and lows and rainfall amounts across the nation.
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Negro history and yoga classes at Unitarian Church Phoenix
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Phoenix starts evening courses with Phoenix College on Negro history psycho cybernetics folk and modern dancing plus morning Hatha Yoga beginning Monday. Most courses cost twelve dollars for an eight week quarter with a fifty cent registration fee. Contact the church for information.
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Burglars Target Granite Reef Enco Station
Police said burglars entered the Granite Reef Enco Station at 8350 E. McDowell Rd by slipping a lock or using a key before 11 20 last night. They ransacked the office breaking desk drawer locks and scattering papers and change. about $64 was taken.
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Electrical fire at rodeo grounds sparks response
Firemen responded to an electrical short that sparked a fire on a light pole near the rodeo grounds at 2nd St and Hinton. A car owned by Mrs Warren Steele of Sedona suffered an estimated 150 in damage but no injuries were reported. The blaze was blamed on a carburetor backfire in the Safari Hotel parking lot.
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Arabs divided after hangings weigh on region views
Al Ahram in Cairo called Iraq's public hangings of 14 including nine Jews a heartless spectacle and poorly timed while noting Iraq had a case against the accused spies. Moroccan agency Maghreb Arabe Presse condemned the executions as a lamentable spectacle.
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Hit and run driver targets pedestrian in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police seek a blue 1965 Chevrolet Tripolla hardtop after it clipped 15 year old Ronald Phillips while he hitchhiked with friends on North Scottsdale Road. Phillips treated and released.
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Oil slick expands off Santa Barbara with death toll rising
The offshore well spill near Santa Barbara spreads a 200 square mile slick threatening beaches. Texas experts join U.S. Coast Guard to halt daily 21 000 gallons of raw petroleum discharge. No clearance on when the flow ends as birds and fish wash ashore.
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University Demands Grow as Student Strikes Amplify
About 300 students held the University of Chicago administration building for a second night with morale boosted by a blues jam and $200 in food. At San Francisco State College roughly 600 strikers and supporters faced court after arrests. Berkeley students formed two lines on Sproul Plaza and chanted while Conga dancing occurred. St Peter’s College in Jersey City saw 50 to 100 pickets and teach in for greater campus say in policy. Chicago demonstrators fortified their occupation of the six story administration building.
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Terrorist Attack Wounds Vietnamese General Near Saigon Palace
A bombing near Saigon's presidential palace wounded Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Kiem and six others as terrorists on motorscooters attacked his car. Communists fired rockets into Hue and fought with South Vietnamese forces near Da Nang, while 500 Red troops pressed two ground assaults north of Saigon.
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Three men charged after Scottsdale Pub fight
Scottsdale police arrested Ronald Childress 22 Loren Childress 24 and Johnny Johnson 25 on aggravated assault charges tied to a January 24 fight at the Pizza Pub 6723 East McDowell Road. Bill Ayers 34 was struck with a pool cue after asking for cleaner language.
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