Nixon proposes total mobilization to clean air and waters
President Nixon urges a national effort to combat pollution with a 10 billion dollar environmental plan. He backs a clean waters act authorizing four billion dollars, matched by six billion from states, to fund 1,500 new treatment plants and upgrades to 2,500 more. A federal Environmental Financing Authority would assist municipalities, and fines up to ten thousand dollars daily would enforce standards.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Environmental Financing Authority
Student David C Howe dies from cystic fibrosis
David Charles Howe 18, Scottsdale Community College student, died Monday en route to Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix. Born Des Moines, he moved to Scottsdale in 1959 graduated Scottsdale High School and belonged to United Methodist Church. Survivors include mother Virginia, brother John, sister Mary of Scottsdale and grandparents James and wife of Centerville Iowa. Services Wednesday 11 am Green Acres Mortuary with burial there. Contributions invited to Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Phoenix.
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David ‘Charles Howe
Scottsdale Community College
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Mr. Howe
N. 65Th PS
Scottsdale High School
United Methodist Church
Des Moines
Scottsdale
Virginia Howe
John
Mary Howe
James Shanks
Centerville
Iowa
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Copter crash near Da Nang kills 12 Americans
An overloaded U S Army helicopter exploded in flight over a Da Nang shantytown killing all 12 Americans aboard, including four crew and eight passengers. Allied reports say 77 Communist troops were killed in separate clashes. American casualties stood at least one dead and nine wounded.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
da Nang
U.S. Army
South Vietnam
Man exposed himself to Scottsdale shopper at store
A 48-year-old Scottsdale housewife reported a man exposed himself in a business at 141 W Indian School Rd after entering the store three times asking directions and change. The suspect, 21-22, about 5 ft 10 in, brown hair, mustache, wore a green fatigue jacket and blue jeans.
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Scottsdale
W. Indian School Rd
Revis
Stocks Market Dow Jones Averages at 2 P.M. EST
The stock market report tracks the Dow Jones Interim Averages at 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time with brief movements across major index levels. Investors watch for intraday shifts in blue chip and market broad indicators.
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Dow Jones
Want Ads Lead To Arrest In Fur Coat Theft
William Bargfred 22 advertised for sale expensive goods including a $6,000 fur coat in a newspaper ad. Police arrested him after a reader tipped off that the goods were stolen from the home of Henry J. Kaiser Jr., apparently tied to the IRS.
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Oakland
UPI
William Bargfred
Bargfred
Irs
Henry J. Kaiser Jr
Israeli Warplanes Strike Egyptian Front Across Suez Canal
Israeli warplanes attacked Egyptian mortar anti aircraft and artillery emplacements along the southern Suez sector in a 100 minute raid. Casualties rose to five dead and six wounded with a Israeli soldier killed in night fighting. Egyptian air defenses repelled further low level attacks as air strikes increased along the canal.
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Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Heliopolis
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East Bank
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Canal
Rogers jeered by Tunis crowd during visit
In Tunis Secretary of State William P. Rogers faced anti American protests as students shouted Nixon Assassin and Rogers Go Home outside the government building. Police used water cannon and shields to disperse crowds, forcing cancellation of a Rogers visit to Tunis University per schedule changes.
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Stewart Hensley
Tunis
UPI
Nixon
Africa
Rogers
Rabat
Morocco
Gore says transcripts may reveal Laos war escalation
Senator Albert Gore claims secret transcripts show an exceedingly disturbing escalation of U S involvement in the Laos civil war. He accuses the Nixon administration of deliberate concealment and says he may discuss the hearing record on the Senate floor.
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Washington
UPI
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
U.S
Laos
Gore
Senate
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Attic Fire Damages Tom Hannon Home in Scottsdale
An attic blaze at 7501 E. Coolidge caused about 5000 in damage to the Tom Hannon residence at 11 32 a.m. Monday. Firemen report the attic was fully aflame upon arrival but the rest of the house was spared. Fire officials attributed the cause to clothes left near a water heater.
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E. Coolidge
Tom Hannon
Scottsdale
Wilshire
Proxmire accuses Pentagon of stealing $10 billion in savings
Sen. William Proxmire accuses the Pentagon of usurping or heisting $10 billion in expected defense savings. He cites $25 billion in projected next year savings, outlines cuts, budget shifts, and cost overruns including ABM programs, Polaris to Poseidon, Minuteman, SRAM, and base closures.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Pentagon
Senate
Proxmire
Nixon
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Navy
Army
Proxmir
Vietnam
Defense Department
Europe
Asia
Diplomatic Immunity Claimed In Seattle Spy Case
Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov a 37 year old UN translator faces a Wednesday preliminary hearing to determine probable cause for arrest on espionage charges. He is held on 100000 bond after being arrested in Seattle for attempting to obtain defense secrets. The Soviet Union protested but State Department said he is a UN employee not on a diplomatic mission.
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UPI
U.S
Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov
United Nations
FBI
Tikhomirov
Soviet Union
State Department
Carl Bartch
Bartch
Barth
Laird Arrives in Saigon to Review Vietnamization Efforts
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird arrived in Saigon with Gen. Wheeler for a 10 day fact finding mission to gauge progress in Vietnamization. He cited irreversible shifts toward Southeast Asian responsibility and linked U.S. troop drawdown to Paris talks, enemy activity, and Vietnamization pace. He planned talks with Thieu Ky and U.S. leaders before reporting to Congress on 1971 budget needs.
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Vpi
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Laird
Washington
Earley G . Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Paris
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Ellsworth C. Bunker
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
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United States
Congress
Congress Kicks Off Holiday Break After Busy Start
Congress ends for a quick break amid a swift start to 1970. The Labor HEW appropriations bill nears completion as the Senate passes four major measures. The House maintains its pace. the Lincoln's Birthday recess allows lawmakers to return home for political speeches.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
Ex-husband charged after Scottsdale arrest on warrant
Scottsdale police arrested George L. Dana 51 on a warrant charging aggravated incident. Dana was charged with incident to commit alleged incident following a call from a neighbor and was taken into custody at his ex-wife’s apartment. Police say Dana attempted to participate in the reported incident.
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Scottsdale
George L. Dana
Dana
Japan exports motor cycles reach 1.299 million dollars
Tokyo reports that Japan exported 1.299 million dollars in motorcycles last year. Most sales went to North America and Southeast Asia with many small bikes not produced by European or American firms. Police linked a separate aggravated assault charge to an incident involving an ex wife late last year.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
North America
Southeast Asia
Rifle Found Leads to Van Impoundment in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police impounded a 1962 Ford van after a sawed-off .22 caliber rifle was found beneath the front seat. No arrests were made. The vehicle, registered to Wanda Y. Keats of San Diego, was stopped at 76th Street and Camelback Road at 3 13 p.m. Monday following a report of the rifle in the truck.
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Scottsdale
76Th St
Camelback Rd
Wanda Y. Keats
San Diego
Calif
Charged Man Arrested in Scottsdale Concealed Weapon Case
Raymond D. Cunning, 35, of 8660 E. Roanoke, was arrested by Scottsdale police after a report alleged he was carrying a concealed weapon.
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Raymond D. Cunning
Roanoke
Scottsdale
Cunning
Charges Dropped in Scottsdale Assault and Robbery Case
John Arnett 24 of 5736 N 68th Pl had assault with a deadly weapon and robbery charges dismissed at a Scottsdale Justice Court hearing after the complainant Phillip Wehe 21 of Glendale refused to testify. Arnett had been accused of attacking and robbing Wehe at a Paradise Valley home and was arrested Dec 11. Separately, a man named Canning faced charges of carrying a concealed weapon after officers found a .49 caliber revolver at Sutters Gold lounge 6861 E McDowell at 8 15 p.m. Monday.
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John Arnett
Canning
Sutters Gold
E. McDowell
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