Clark Says Gun Control Would Save Lives
Attorney General Ramsey Clark argues the new gun control plan would save thousands of lives immediately in a TV debate with NRA President Harold Glassen. Glassen counters that a total ban would not save lives, while proposing limited mail order controls subject to police review. The exchange, on NBC's Today Show, centers on homicide rates and the scope of federal restrictions.
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Georgia troopers arrest 130 marchers blocking interstate
Acting on Gov. Maddox order, about 130 people were detained near Douglasville as leaders of a mule train from the Poor People’s march tried to move wagons onto Interstate 20. Most detainees were minors. 67 charged with a misdemeanor, bond set at $100, others released.
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Six Scottsdale fires include four car blazes on Thursday
Rural firefighters battled six fires in Scottsdale. Cars burned at 77 W. Third Ave owned by Barbara Senseman, 19 Pima Plaza owned by William Holmes, 3033 N. Scottsdale Rd owned by John Bearman, and at Pima and Brown owned by Shirley Adams. Damages ranged from 0 to 150 dollars. Additional blazes hit Porters Western Wear at 32 N Brown Ave and a brush fire at 8338 E Rancho Vista Road with minimal damage reported.
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Scottsdale Man Bound Over on Molestation and Assault Charges
Kenneth Archibald, 36, of 8702 E Valley View, Scottsdale, was bound over to Superior Court after preliminary testimony in Scottsdale Justice Court. He faces molesting his 15 year old son and assaulting his wife on June 2 at his home, with the wife requiring hospital treatment.
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Phoenix Zoo Plans Educational Summer Series
The Phoenix Zoo will sponsor a six week program starting June 17 for children in grades three through seven. Activities include wildlife movies animal contact at exhibits and sessions in drawing metal tooling sculpture and ceramic clay. Cost is 12 per child. For more information contact the Phoenix Zoo.
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Four injured in Scottsdale auto accidents
Scottsdale police reported two separate crashes injuring four people. At 6 45 p m on Scottsdale Road and Thomas Road Robert Strathers 80 Barbara Cays 24 and Karen Cooper 24 were treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Doris Gossett 49 was not hurt after her eastbound car collided with Mrs Strathers car. Gossett was cited for failure to yield the right away. In a 6 50 a m incident Kenneth Henry 26 was hurt when his car was struck by Paul Pusko 19 as Pusko attempted a left turn into a driveway on Osborn Road. Henry was treated and released. Pusko was not hurt and cited for making an improper turn.
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Debre warns France may cut back on nuclear forces
Paris reports that Michel Debre says the crisis could force Charles de Gaulle to scale down France’s nuclear strike force and foreign aid. He notes IMF funding may be needed to stabilize finances. Debre also warns of possible delays to tariff barrier reductions with EEC partners.
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Blaiberg Shows Definite Improvement After Hepatitis Treatment
Cape Town South Africa Philip Blaiberg long term heart transplant patient is reported responding to treatment for hepatitis Doctors say his condition is improving and he has eaten a supper spoken to his wife and follows newspaper reports His surgeon Dr Christiaan Barnard examined him while warning the situation remains serious and uncertain
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Ahearn Seeks Democratic Nomination for Arizona Attorney General
State Industrial Commissioner John Ahearn announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for attorney general in the September primary. He urged restoring respect for law and order, noting reforms he implemented as chairman of the old Industrial Commission. Ahearn, a World War II veteran with Silver Star and Distinguished Service Cross, lost both legs in a 1944 Normandy mine blast and previously challenged Rep. John Rhodes.
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Scottsdale Woman Reports $2500 Mink Stolen From Home
Maxine Feicht of 1615 North 76th Street told police Thursday a $2500 mink stole was taken from her residence while she was away. No signs of forced entry were found according to investigators.
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