Nixon to Propose Budget Deficit Over Ten Billion
President Nixon will send a budget to Congress showing a record 229.2 billion dollar spending plan with a deficit exceeding 10 billion. The White House cites worsened revenue as the cause, with prior forecasts of a 15 billion deficit and a shift to expansionary measures to boost employment and stimulate the economy. The plan includes revenue sharing and federal bureaucracy reorganization as major goals to be sold in upcoming appearances. Senate and House leaders expect congressional opposition.
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Apollo 14 Countdown underway for Sunday launch
Apollo 14 mission readiness accelerates at Cape Kennedy as countdown begins for a 48 hour flight sequence. Roosa and Mitchell clear preflight exams amid electrical checks on the lunar module and booster rocket systems. Backup commander Gérnan violates quarantine after helicopter crash, while Intelsat 4 and a military satellite prepare to launch in the countdown era.
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Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club installs officers
The Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club plans to install 1971 officers at its regular meeting Tuesday. Officers, all Scottsdale residents, were re-elected last year, including Secretary Ruth McCoy and Treasurer Mike Mariusich. Maricopa County Democratic Central Committee Chairman will install, with Speaker Jain and President Harry Logane among those named.
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Woman Arrested After Struggle With Officer At 68th Street
Sarah J. Buthurum 30 of 6829 E Osborn Rd was arrested Sunday after a disputed traffic stop at 68th Street and Indian School Rd. She allegedly argued with Officer Je Ly Schoine knocked a clipboard and flashlight from him and resisted arrest. Two children in her car were turned over to a witness for transport home.
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Vietnam forces withdraw from Cambodia highway clash
South Vietnamese troops abruptly ended their operation on Cambodia's Highway 4 and pulled back. UPI reports the United States withdrew air support and two helicopter carriers. Phnom Penh remained on high alert as fighting neared within 13 miles, rockets fired at Pochentoit airport fell short, wounding two villagers. American ordnance experts evacuated and disarmed a plastic timed device at a Se Lin building.
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Obituary for Richard G Pass former Arizona businessman
Richard G Pass 47 an Army WWII veteran and businessman with ties to Electrovert Magna Bond and Pass Press died. Services at Lutheran Church 4300 N 82nd St cremation to follow. Survivors include wife Anita three daughters four stepsons and a sister all of Scottsdale.
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Mrs June Taylor 42 a waitress at Roadrunner Golf Club died Friday in St Luke s Hospital She lived at 8419 E Crestwood came to Phoenix six years ago from Columbus Ohio Survived by husband and three daughters Linda Martinez Marci tinez Marla and Kelly all of Scottsdale two brothers Dale Kern Tempe Michael Harrick Phoenix a sister Betty Reed Phoenix and parents Frank Harrick Phoenix two grandchildren Services held at Messinger Mortuary burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Contributions suggested to Arizona Heart Association
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Five juveniles arrested in Scottsdale burglary probe
Five 15 year old youths were arrested for investigation of burglaries in Scottsdale. Police said three were arrested in connection with a burglary at Gerald Munson residence 8620 East Hazelwood Street about 11 30 a m Saturday. Burglaries under investigation included Mildred Norman residence 4901 North Granite Reef Road where 25 dollars in cash was taken Loyd Johnson residence 8643 East Pecos Lane where a tackle box and contents valued at 10 dollars were stolen Ruth Grant residence 7361 East Minnesota between Friday and Sunday where a briefcase valued at 10 dollars was taken.
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Burglars Strike L Larson Jeweler Store Twice In Short Span
Reported burglaries at L Larson Jeweler, 7215 East Main Street, include a January 19 theft from a display case with an unknown jewelry amount. A second break-in today damaged a window with a hammer seen by officers. Prior 1970 incidents include July theft of 3300 dollars and November theft of 646 dollars.
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Cycle crash injures two Phoenix residents in Scottsdale
Two motorcyclists from Phoenix were injured Sunday in an accident on Eastbound Thomas Road when Larry Jorgenson 93 and Susan Crewson 20 collided with a bike driven by Gerald Baumann 23. Jorgenson was cited for speeding. Minor injuries were reported for Baumann’s wife passenger. Scottsdale police also investigated multiple weekend two car accidents with no serious injuries.
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Fires Damages Vehicles and Christmas Trees in Garland
A Saturday sequence of fires caused $300 damage to a Garland truck and $150 to a pickup owned by Ray Boyak. A car driven by Jesse Espinoza suffered $150 damage from a carburetor backfire. The blaze also scorched a five foot fence at 8637 E San Salwpocod and torched Christmas trees at the Fred Petty residence. unknown cause.
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