Bomb blasts shake U S Capitol causes damage and alarm
A bomb exploded on the Capitol ground floor early today on the Senate side, opening a serious crack in the West Front. President Nixon condemned the act as deplorable while FBI and Capitol police investigate. The blast prompted evacuation after a threatening call claiming retaliation for the Laos decision.
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Donations Shortfall Threatens Amigos de las Americas Plan
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital public relations chief Gulledge reports 27 volunteers began training for the Amigos de las Americas program, with only about 20 hoped to go. Scholarships total about 350 dollars each, funded by hospital support and donors, as March 31 deadline nears.
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Siblings sought after deadly Riverside family stabbings
Deputies issued an all points bulletin for Bruce 21 and Robert 19 Taylor in connection with a fatal attack at their Riverside California home. A 7 year old boy Terry died, sister Betty 16 stabbed in the chest, Peggy 11 stabbed in the leg, and Charles Taylor husband wounded. Police say attackers struck on the front lawn then moved to the kitchen area. The family lived in two nearby houses on the Riverside outskirts.
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Agnew predicts no White House purge of GOP senators
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said he foresees no purge of Republican senators in 1972, even if they oppose Nixon policies. He singled out Sen. Mark Hatfield for no punitive action, praising Hatfield's sincerity and intraparty moderation while noting Goodell faced no retaliation for his opposition.
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Arizona Justices Back Reducing Marijuana to Misdemeanor
In Phoenix two Arizona justices urged decriminalizing marijuana, suggesting possession be a misdemeanor. They spoke at a panel with the Arizona Civil Liberties Union. Attorney Randy Evans called for legalization with minimal penalties for under 18s. Jennings proposed tickets and a ten dollar fine. Murphy argued research warrants reducing penalties and removing repeat-offense penalties.
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Resident appointed regional manager for Sperry Rand division
Arthur B. Himble of Scottsdale joins Sperry Rand Information Displays Division in Scottsdale as regional manager. Larry Pond says Himble will lead eastern region marketing and distribution efforts for the SP-730 seven segment gas discharge displays, with prior posts at Melpar and Pan American. The division notes the new SP-730 line offers high visibility, compact size and low cost for business machines, controls, and consumer products. N. A. Winter Advertising Agency of Phoenix is announced for the division’s advertising needs.
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Phoenix
House moves to end state bounty on mountain lions
Arizona House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to remove bounties on mountain lions and related predators while a companion measure to designate the lion as big game awaits action in the Natural Resources Committee. Sponsor Rep Tom Goodwin plans amendments and expects floor movement in about two weeks.
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Burglary spree nets cash and stolen goods across several homes
Police report three youths about 16 years old burgled a home at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, escaping with an estimated 1400 dollars after being surprised by the homeowner Cliff Ross of 8635 E Devonshire. A bag with pipes silverware and clothing was found nearby. Separate incidents include Donald McEachron reporting 210 dollars in clothing stolen between 10 a.m. and unknown time Friday and Daryl A Fry losing two cameras and sunglasses at the Safari Hotel Saturday night. Also missing were sporting and playground items from Hall Pesk McDonald Drive and Pima Road.
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Laos Offensive Plans Reported As U S Vietnam Move
Military sources said 2 500 CIA backed hill tribesmen moved into Sepone Laos to block Ho Chi Minh Trail junctions Muong Phin Muong Phine and Route 9. South Vietnamese forces 16 000 strong face heavy Communist resistance as 40 Americans killed and 18 missing in action with Huey helicopter shot down.
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Jenkins Hospitalized Amid Scottsdale Council Health Glitch
Scottsdale City Council member William Jenkins was hospitalized for weekend laboratory tests and is expected to be released Tuesday morning. Jenkins, a Social Science teacher at Scottsdale High, has served on the council five years in his second term. his wife said the illness details were not disclosed.
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Mountain men set for 180 mile ride to Phoenix
Mountain men led by Denton Dean plan an 180 mile horseback trek to Phoenix for the Jaycees Rodeo of Rodeos. They will parade downtown Williamson Tuesday and hold a party that night before beginning the ride Wednesday. The group will visit hospitals and make appearances along the route.
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