Viet Cong and Saigon Hold First Parley on Vietnam Talks
Viet Cong and South Vietnamese officials met for the first time without North Vietnamese and U S allies to discuss the Paris pact driven talks on Vietnam s political future. They agreed on procedural points and planned to meet again Wednesday.
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Tempe Cyclist Hurt In Desert Crash Near Pima and Cactus
Walter H. Heubel, 35, listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle toppled while turning west of Pima Road near Cactus Road Sunday afternoon. No citations issued. Sherry L. Gross, 22, injured in a two car crash at 70th and Main Streets Saturday, treated and released. Maurice J. Kellerhouse, 50, cited for failure to yield. Gross cited for expired license.
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Goldwater criticizes Hartke over Phoenix airport security
Sen. Barry Goldwater says Sen. Vance Hartke failed to set a safe example by refusing the Sky Harbor security check on January 26. Hartke argued congressional immunity. Goldwater asserts travelers deserve standard precautions and cites his own frequent flying without incident.
Schultz Warns Congress Budget Additions Spur Inflation
Treasury Secretary George P. Schultz testifies to the House Appriorations Committee that any congressional additions to President Nixon’s 268.7 billion budget would raise taxes and inflation unless spending is restrained. He urges cooperation between Congress and the White House to curb inflation and unemployment.
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Phoenix man arrested for attempting to board plane with loaded revolver
Kenneth Ray Harrison, 33, was stopped at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport as a metal detector indicated a metal object in his pocket. Police found a loaded seven shot .22-caliber revolver in his trouser pocket while preparing to board an Air West flight to Los Angeles. He was booked on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon and attempting to board an aircraft with a loaded firearm.
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Berger rejects Pima style policy for first time marijuana offenders
Maricopa County Attorney Moise Berger plans to keep the existing deferred prosecution program rather than adopt Pima County's policy. Ten participants are currently in the program, which postpones trial for a year and can drop the charge if no further offenses occur. Pima County recently allowed guilty pleas to low misdemeanors with varying penalties for first-time offenders.
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