Students call for balanced marijuana education at Saguaro High
At Saguaro High School during a state drug conference, students fault educators and police for a one sided view. They urge hearing both sides and want comprehensive marijuana education. Several students say many peers smoke it and question the push to criminalize or moralize pot.
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Salt River flow to halt at Granite Reef Dam tomorrow
The Salt River Project will stop the flow into the Salt River channel at Granite Reef Diver sion Dam around noon tomorrow with potential further releases before June 1. About 2 500 cubic feet per second will continue to flow from reservoirs into canals for mostly fair conditions. The move aims to maintain 100 000 acre feet of unfilled reservoir capacity as a buffer against runoff surges while awaiting a new runoff forecast.
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Burglar Loots Value Valet Cleaning Safe
A safe was broken into at Value Valet Cleaning Co on 2939 N 68th St. Clerks report more than $80 taken from the safe, with only coins left behind. Entry appears to have been gained by forcing the front door lock.
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McNamara Sees Surprising Elevator Delay at Pentagon Sendoff
President Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara endured a 15 minute hold up when the Pentagon elevator trapped them between floors during the arrival of a ceremony for McNamara who then heads to lead the World Bank. Clark M Clifford to be sworn in Friday as his successor.
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White House weighs action to end copper strike
Washington sources say President Johnson may act within days to end the seven month copper strike as copper supplies near depletion. Manufacturing inventories are said to be running low and the Taft Hartley Act option to force an 80 day cooling off is under consideration. Longshoremen in New York Harbor continue unloading copper cargoes as copper unions face picket lines and ILA coordinates pressure with AFL CIO Maritime Committee.
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Dirksen Gains Momentum for Sweeping Civil Rights Plan
Senate liberals hailed a Dirksen open housing compromise with Ramsey Clark as key to passage of civil rights reform. Mondale praised the housing provisions aimed at 44.6 million dwellings once fully effective January 1 1970, with staged coverage for federally assisted, multiunit, and single family housing.
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