Tornadoes kill 28 in Hazlehust and across Mississippi
A string of deadly tornadoes swept through Hazlehurst Copiah and Simpson counties in Mississippi at sunrise. The disaster left 28 dead with hundreds injured and hospital formations reporting hundreds of casualties. Red Cross dispatched disaster specialists to aid rescue efforts.
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Nepro Communty
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Eighth annual Scottsdale artists exhibit opens at Mayo’s
The eighth annual open artists show in Scottsdale debuts Friday at Mayo’s Community Room on McDowell Road. Eighty five works were selected from over four hundred entries with seven best of show awards given in media including acrylics oils and sketches. Jurors included Dr Hugh Broadley Phoenix Museum Jay Davis Kachina School of Art and Jim Farley Scottsdale artist. Winners listed include Martha Breedon Shirley Kravitz K Kuykendall Perrault Mary Sherman and James A Rome, with two best-of-show honors. The exhibit runs through February 8 during Mayo’s store hours.
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Willis
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Fragmentary OCR shows words on price quotes guarantees and mail order mentions. References include "Ordinex" "SKAGGS." "DRUG CENTERS AB MéDowsil" and pricing like eight dollars five dollars. Text is incomplete and lacks coherent event or entities.
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Canine Obedience Classes Offered at Community Center
Dog obedience for beginners begins at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Community Center 315 E 2nd St Dogs must be at least six months old and current on all shots The series fee is 15 dollars Owners can enroll through the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
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Senate confirms Walter Hickel as Interior Secretary
The Senate approved Walter J. Hickel as secretary of the interior, finalizing Nixon’s cabinet after a 14 to 3 Interior Committee vote and pre confirmations on finances water standards and Alaskan land claims. Hickel faced opposition over conservation views and oil ties but support cited presidential cabinet prerogatives.
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Scottsdale Council OKs Billboard Removal at 7520 E McDowell Rd
Scottsdale city council approved removing a billboard located in the city right of way at 7520 E McDowell Rd. The plan requires the owners and operators to assist the city in the removal effort. Scott Imports, the property lessee, said they have no control over the billboard. The council granted site plan approval with 12 planning commission conditions including aiding removal. The city has long sought to remove billboards, citing state law protections for nonconforming uses and seeking amendments to allow amortization.
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Bob Jones
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Planning Commission
De Gaulle rejects resignation amid Pompidou talk
Paris UPI reports President Charles de Gaulle told his cabinet he will not resign before his 1972 term ends. He dismissed Pompidou's Rome statement about running for president, noting Pompidou was his premier until last July and is seen as his likely successor by many observers.
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Thief Steals Western Clothing from Ranch Bunkhouse
Police report a theft at 11801 N Hayden Rd bunkhouse where Western clothing valued at 235 dollars was taken. Owner Marvin Greisham discovered the loss around 4 30 p m Wednesday and police seek two ranch workers for questioning.
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Nixon signs order to create Urban Affairs Council
President Nixon signed an executive order to form the Urban Affairs Council and chaired its first meeting to discuss urban problems. He noted the unusual signature and described the ceremony as a notable moment with cabinet members present.
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UPI
Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
Jury seating in RFK case drags as peremptory challenges rise
In Los Angeles a slow jury selection continued for the Sirhan B. Sirhan murder trial of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Defense used a fifth peremptory challenge to dismiss a prospective juror who favored the death penalty, while prosecutors used five of their 20. Ronald Evans, a telephone company employee, sat as juror candidate No.1 alongside nine men and two women already seated.
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Auto damaged in gas line fire near Parkview
Rural Fire Department reports a gas line fire caused 200 damage to Thomas H Sams car at 6462 East Parkview around 7 30 last night. Earlier, at 1 30 p m Wednesday, firemen were sent to the home of Judge Pemberton 11441 North Scottsdale Road to rescue a cat from a chimney but couldn't reach it.
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Scottsdale driver sought after hit and run on child cyclist
Scottsdale police seek a white pickup truck driver after a vehicle struck 4 year old Gregory Dahlhauser on north Scottsdale Road near Shea Boulevard and fled. The boy was treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. In a separate incident Patrick McNary was cited after colliding with a parked car on Miller Road near 4th Street, causing about $1,750 damage.
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Market Records Mixed as Dow Jones Edges Higher
New York stocks show a mixed day with the Dow Jones industrial average up 6.08 to 940.20 while the rail, utilities and broader indexes post gains and losses. Among leaders, American Motors, AT&T, General Electric, IBM and RCA highlight notable moves as markets reflect varied investor sentiment.
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