CAP debate on state funded Central Arizona Project
University of Arizona economist Robert A. Young argues CAP may cost more than it benefits. He notes growth can occur without overdraft relief and questions current plans. His team cites crop gains and argues not all farmland is failing, outlining costs, water use, and potential high value crop returns. References Tolleson plant and livestock uses.
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Six youths charged in Scottsdale area burglaries
Police report six youths including three Tempe residents and two from Phoenix arrested in a burglary ring tied to eight break ins across Scottsdale Mesa and Tempe. Items recovered include jewelry worth 1171, cash from Villa Monterey, checks from Arcadia Water Co, a TV and stereo, clothing, an adding machine and a skull. Investigations continue with suspects being interviewed and more property recovered.
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Subpoena of Andrews in Garrison Kennedy Case
District Attorney Jim Garrison subpoenaed attorney Dean A. Andrews once linked to Oswald's 1963 visits seeking military discharge and citizenship guidance. Andrews is the third figure subpoenaed as Garrison widens his 1983 Kennedy assassination investigation alongside Clay Shaw, charged with conspiracy to murder.
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Chamber to Move Site to Fennel Building
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will relocate its offices to the Fennel Building at the northwest corner of Main Street and Marshall Way this month. Remodeling will take about three months and create more offices and storage with a private board room, assistant manager Jo Hanson said.
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Plane firm merges to save Helton Aircraft
Helton Aircraft Corp of Mesa Arizona, the state’s first and only airplane maker, appears to be rescued by a Dallas Texas investor group after negotiations yielded a capitalizing merger. Helton’s director David Chelgren said the firm was not bankrupt and would revive production if the negotiations succeed. A Dallas spokesman said agreements were signed to provide working capital and discharge obligations.
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Arizona House Approves Standard Time Bill Over Daylight Time Vote
The Arizona House passed a standard time bill to keep the state on year round time but did not immediately adopt daylight time. The vote split across party lines with Republicans and Democrats in both camps, and the measure now goes to the Senate. A separate bill limiting university enrollment also advanced after a floor dispute.
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LBJ and Kosygin Agree on ABM Talks to Limit Arms Race
President Johnson said Soviet Premier Kosygin accepted discussions to limit offensive and defensive nuclear missiles. Talks would start in Moscow at ambassadorial level with Llewellyn Thompson representing the United States and could expand to allies. Neither side is expected to halt ongoing ABM work, and a personal meeting was not planned.
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Mortars Shell U.S. Marine Positions Near DMZ
North Vietnamese forces fired more than 1000 mortar rounds at U.S. Marine artillery positions near the DMZ, targeting Dong Ha. One direct hit struck an ICC bunker, the occupants escaping to Hue. Maj. James L. Day reported about 20 rounds of mortar fire followed Marines as they repositioned.
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Thursday in the News from United Press International
A compact UPI digest compiled by the Progress Staff summarizes notable headlines and updates from the week. It provides brief notices and highlights across politics, economy, and world events in a traditional wire service voice.
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Senate Ethics to open hearings on Dodd finances March 13
The Senate Ethics Committee will begin public hearings March 13 into Connecticut Senator Thomas Dodd's finances amid accusations he diverted about 200000 raised at testimonial events for personal use. The report highlights fundraising irregularities and potential misappropriation.
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