Capitol Bombing Hints Point to Dynamite Charge
Army bomb expert Capt Edwin Joyner testified that the Capitol blast may have used dynamite, possibly 15 to 20 pounds, with a clock-related device likely. He noted it could have been ringed to a briefcase size and easily brought into the Capitol. Attorney General Mitchell said there was no indication of a conspiratorial group at work.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol
Edwin Joyner
67Th “Ordnance Battalion
Ft-MeNat
Senate
Joyner
Sen
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Senate Public Works
John N. ‘Mitchell
White House
Dow Jones Interims Opens Bureau Stock Push
United Press International reports at 2 p.m. Eastern Dow Jones interim averages show market activity with Glore Forgan & Co providing data and F.J Du Pont contributing as sources.
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F.J du Pont
Glore Forgan & Co
Dow
Jones
Mine Workers Union President Indicted on Embezzlement Charges
Federal grand jury indicts W. A. Tony Boyle, longtime head of the United Mine Workers, on embezzlement conspiracy and political contributions totaling 49 250 to campaigns including Hubert Humphrey in 1968. Also charged are John Owens and James Kmetz. If convicted Boyle faces up to two years per count and fines up to 10 000. The case follows disputes over union funds and LNPL contributions since 1963.
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Washington
UPI
W. A
Tony Boyle
He United’ Mine Workers Union
Boyle
Hubert H. Humphreys
John ‘Owens
James, Kmetz
Labor
Ould
LNPI
UMW
John’l. Lewis
Piano
Yablonski
Renion
Bald Butte
Mont
Humphrey
Kindergarten bill expected again in Senate committee
The Kindergarten bill is slated for a Tuesday afternoon appearance before the Senate Appropriations Committee after weeks in the panel. Last week the measure failed to clear the committee by 6 to 4.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate “Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Innocent plea entered in racketeering case in Tucson
Mrs Joyce Battaglia 37 and Charles S Antonick 29 pled innocent in US District Court on charges of extortion conspiracy and interstate transportation in aid of racketeering. They were indicted last week and held in Pima County jail. Battaglia is wife of convicted extortionist Charles Battaglia serving 10 years. The grand jury alleges they sought 22500 from a beauty college and a restaurant.
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Tucson
UPI
Joyce Battaglia
Charles S. Antonick
Battaglia
Antonick
Pima County
Scottsdale townhouse project eyed for review on Scottsdale Road
Development plans for a North Scottsdale townhouse complex with recreation building and pool will be reviewed by the Design Review Board this afternoon at 4. If approved, the Site Plan Committee will consider the proposal Wednesday at 4 p.m. Also on the agenda are Royal Construction Company’s request to build an office building nearby, a Baseline Station self-service site on McDowell Road, and an addition to Paul’s Scottsdale Hardware at 7131 E Fourth Street.
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Acros - Feohting
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln
Drive
Indian Bend
Ae Recreation
Royal ‘Construction ’ Company
Spite
Baseline
McDowell, Road
A. Requess
Paul's Scottsdale Hardware
Fourth Street
Gold Key Auto Sales Halts Front-Landscaped Vehicle Displays
Gold Key Auto Sales at 7617 E McDowell Rd agreed to stop parking and displaying autos in the designated front landscape area after a City Building Department warning. An order of compliance was issued Jan 12. other dealers Bud Beck Pontiac Dave Roney Dodge and Demas Volkswagen had similarly complied earlier.
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Gold Key Auto Sales
E. McDowell, Rd
Bud ‘Beck
Pontiac
Dave Roney
Dodge
Demas Volkswagen
Gold Key
Phoenix mass transport study funded with federal aid
The Phoenix area will supplement a $42,000 mass transportation study with $32,591 in federal funds. Rep. John Rhodes announced the Urban Mass Transportation Administration approved the grant. De Leuw, Cather and Co. of San Francisco conducts the study, with metro Phoenix cities sharing costs.
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Phoenix
UPI
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
de Leuw, Cather and Co
San Francisco
Bombs Cut Ho Chi Minh Trail Traffic and Cambodian Oil Fire
UPI reports American bombing halved traffic along the Ho Chi Minh supply route through Cambodia. A dawn strike hit Rempong Som refinery and closed its airport, with fires and explosions across the plant. US planes attacked SAM sites near Laos as part of a broad retaliation against repeated hostile acts.
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Saigon
UPI
Ho ‘Chi. Minh
U.S
Cambodia
Rempong Som
Phnom Perit
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laotian Panhandle
Ho’ Chi Minh Trail
Vietnam
Basha's Markets named 1971 Barbecue Carnival chairman
Eddie Basha Jr. named president of Basha's Markets as chairman for the 1971 Barbecue Carnival to aid Gompers Rehabilitation Center. Event set April 18 from 9 a.m. to dusk at 7211 N 7th St Phoenix with proceeds benefiting 1,600 handicapped children and adults treated yearly.
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Eddie’. Basha
Basha
Gompers ’Rehabilitation Center
7Th St
Phoenix
Gompers
Hitchhiker identy sought in fatal Arizona shooting
Authorities pursued leads to identify a hitchhiker believed shot to death by an Arizona Highway Patrolman near Bisbee. The victim, aged 17 to 18, may have come from San Francisco. Motel staff reported clues from a man staying with the youth that he appeared from San Francisco. Patrolman Dale Cain said the youth pulled a revolver and forced him to surrender his gun before he fired a shotgun from his patrol car.
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Bisbee
UPI
Arizona
San Francisco
Dale’ Cain
Resident shot in abdomen at Scottsdale home
Police report an 80 year old man Albert Mullins of 1817 NN 80th Place Scottsdale allegedly shot himself in the abdomen with a 22 caliber revolver at 1:56 am while allegedly faking an injury. Authorities say the wound occurred during an accidental discharge. He was taken to Baptist Hospital for emergency surgery.
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Scottsdale Mai
Scottsdale
Baptist ‘Hospital
Albert “Mullins
Angleside Pupils Hear Phoenix Symphonette Concerts
Angleside School pupils heard two concerts this afternoon by the Phoenix Symphonette sponsored by the Phoenix Symphony Guild. The 74 member orchestra includes students from Valley elementary and high schools in grades five through 12. Conductors are Eugene Lombardi of Arizona State University and Richard Philabaum of West High School. Local members include Cathy Borst, Elizabeth Hedges, Judy Hedges, Steve Horn, Kathleen Rust, Russ Wilson, Beth Shapiro, Julie Schwarz, Bill Bitter of Kaibab, and Cheryl Woodward of Saguaro High.
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Angleside
Phoenix Symphonette
Phoenix ‘Symphony Guild
Valley
Eugene’ Lombardi
Arizona State University
Richard Philabaum
West High
Charles C. Hedges Jr
Cathy
Borst
Elizabeth
Hedges
Judy
Steve ‘Horn
Kathleen Rust
Russ Wilson
Ingleside
Beth Shapiro
Julie Schwarz
Obituary for Robert W. Christensen
Robert W. Christensen 49 of Scottsdale died at Baptist hospital in Scottsdale. He was head of Roto Corporation and a former Ames resident born in Soldier, Iowa. Survived by wife Josephine three daughters Michele Melody of Scottsdale Suzanne ONeil of Phoenix mother Maryann Christensen brother Morris of Ames and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at Prince of Peace Lutheran with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Green Acres and 7-9 p.m. tonight.
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Robert W. Christensen
E. ‘Osborn
Scottsdale Baptist Ospital
Christensen
Roto Corporation
Lat Valley
Ames
Soldier, Iowa
Josephine
Michele
Melody
Scottsdale
Suzanne O'Neil
Phoenix
Maryann
Morris
Prince: of. Peace ‘Lutheran
Green Acres
Memorial Gardens
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