Kennedy and Jackson Align Against ABM Expansion
UPI reports that Senator Edward Kennedy and Senator Henry Jackson, once divided over ABM defense, now oppose expanding the Nixon plan to guard civilians. They favor an ABM design aimed only at protecting Minuteman missiles from Soviet attack, not broad population defense.
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University President rejects five UFO demands at Arizona
Tucson UPI reports University of Arizona President Richard Harvill refused to commit to campus crusades or end relations with Brigham Young University over alleged racism. He declined to drop riot charges, argued forum meetings should be handled by other administrators, and cautioned from discussing court cases.
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UFO
Brigham Young University
Mormon School
Sklan Receives George Washington Honor Medal
Celia Margaret Sklan a 20 year old junior at San Francisco College for Women won one of four George Washington Honor Medals from the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Yorge for a musical sketch titled the Legend of Uncle Sam. Her work traces Uncle Sam through American history with two dolls named Uncle Sam and Tina in the General Americana category.
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San Francisco
Arson Suspected After 3 Planes Burn at Stella Airport
Deputies say three twin-engine airplanes owned by Transwestern Investments were destroyed at Stella Airport Wednesday night. Gasoline was used to start three separate fires, valued at 42000 dollars. Sheriff’s deputies confirmed arson is suspected.
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UPI
Stella
Transwestern Investments
Women Hours Debate Set in Arizona Senate
The Arizona Senate planned to debate a bill removing restrictions on hours women may work, sponsored by Sen. Sandra O’Connor. Supporters cite overtime bans hindering women's advancement. the measure was among several minor bills approved by the Republican caucus.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Sandra O’connor
Rmaricopa
Bagasit
Ata
Aronow Named Acting Personnel Director for City
Bob Aronow administrative assistant in Public Works will serve as acting personnel director filling in for Dave Harris who moves to temporary urban renewal duties. If the council approves $5 million in federal funds for twenty redevelopment projects, Harris may be made permanent, with projects focused in Civic Center and Vista Del Camino areas.
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Bob Aronow
Public Works Department
Aronow
Dave Harris
Harris
Civic Center
Vista del Camino
Wild elk Monique dies after space tracking bid
Monique the elk was found dead in the National Elk Refuge likely from pneumonia. The Smithsonian and NASA planned to track her with a Nimbus III satellite using a 23 pound red collar, but a defective timer halted signals and the project ended in failure.
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Wyo
UPI
Monique
National Elk Refuge
Smithsonian Institution
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nimbus Til
NASA
Nimbus III
Nimbus
Jackson Hole
Frank G. Craighead Jr
Craighead
The
Smithsonian
University of Montana
South Africa Reverses Veto on Japanese Jockey Visa
South Africa will issue an entry visa to Japanese jockey Sueo Masuzawa after a government reconsideration. A foreign ministry spokesman said the visa decision followed a message from Japan’s consul-general in Johannesburg. The timing of the visa remains unclear. Masuzawa had been invited by a South African sport club and had criticized the initial denial.
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Tokyo
UPI
Sueo Masuzawa
Foreign Ministry
Japan
Johannesburg
Masuzawa
Two-car collision injures four in Scottsdale
Four people were injured in a two car crash at Scottsdale Road and Oak Street in Scottsdale. Mrs. Marjoni Mears, 40, and Irene Gale, 26, with her three daughters Rebecca 3 Andrea 1 and Amy 6 months were treated and released. Andrea Gale was admitted in satisfactory condition. Richard M Willcutt, 20, was cited for failing to stop at a red light.
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Scottsdale Rd
Oak St
Scottsdale
Marjoni Mears
N. 68Th St
Irene Gale
N. Corral
Rebecca
Andrea
Amy
Amy Gale
Gale
Oak
Willcutt
Census taker jobs sought for 1970 officials urge older applicants
Officials urge older persons to apply for temporary census enumerator jobs. No prior experience needed. paid training provided by the Census Bureau. Average four weeks, $2 per hour. six to eight hour days, five days weekly. evenings and Saturdays possible. U.S. citizens only. exams required. must be physically able. Retired federal employees and military pensioners ineligible. Local office at 313 N. Central Ave in Phoenix.
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Census’ Bureau
U.S
Census Bureau
Central Ave
Phoenix
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