California harbor shut as sea oil coats beaches
A gummy layer of crude oil thickens along Santa Barbara beaches forcing the harbor closure. Oil from an offshore well floods water and docks, prompting evacuations of boat dwellers and orders to drop moorings. Union Oil employs containment efforts with 500 barrels daily. State conservation camps deploy 120 prisoners to assist cleanup near Santa Barbara.
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Mideast clashes flare as Arab-Israeli fighting widens
Across the ceasefire line south of the Sea of Galilee Jordanian and Israeli troops exchanged fire for about an hour. A Jordanian spokesman in Amman blamed Israel for triggering the clash and reported no Jordanian casualties. Unrest spread to Israeli occupied territories from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean as Egypt pledged to bolster Arab forces against Israel.
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New York Stock Averages Highlight Broad Market Activity
UPI stock roundup shows wide swings with Alcoa American Motors and AT&T posting varied gains while fuel, tech, and consumer shares move. Dow Jones closes mixed as utilities and rails influence the day.
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Water flows again in SRP canal after 28 day dry-up
Water will flow into the Salt River Project canal north of the Salt River starting at midnight Friday, entering the Arizona Canal at Granite Reef Diversion Dam and reaching Scottsdale by mid morning Saturday. Canals south of the river will be finished by Monday. The two dry-up periods, last November and the current one, totaled about 500000 dollars.
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Secrets Lost in Pueblo Seizure Case Reaches Peak
The Navy inquiry into the Pueblo incident centers on lost secret documents after the ship's seizure by North Korea. Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher and crew testify as the five admiral court proceeds with accounts of unsuccessful destruction attempts.
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Bucher
Gems stolen in Phoenix department store burglary
Phoenix police report over 100000 dollars in jewelry taken from a Broadway store at Biltmore Fashion Square. The burglars hid in the basement before closing and escaped after removing gems from a safe and counter. The heist echoes a similar January burglary at the westside firm.
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UPI
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Jim Gardner
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Arizona Senators Split Vote On Congress Pay Hike Rejection
UPI reports Washington action as Arizona senators cast conflicting ballots on a resolution to raise pay for Congress and the executive and judiciary. Senator Fannin voted for the resolution while Senator Goldwater voted against it. The measure was defeated 47 to 84.
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UPI
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Panel to discuss Red China at Holy Cross Church
A panel discussion on Red China and the United States will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at the Church of the Holy Cross. The League of Women Voters sponsors the event. Several Arizona State University graduate students in political science will lead the discussion.
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Church of the Holy Cross
Nixon urges Senate to ratify nuclear nonproliferation pact
President Nixon asks senators to approve the nuclear nonproliferation treaty citing its aim to curb weapon spread and enable peaceful atomic energy. He met GOP leaders and outlined broader agenda including tax reform electoral college reform and Post Office changes.
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