Wounded Knee case hears FBI log claim connects dynamite threat
In a Wounded Knee trial proceeding, prosecutor R D Hurd testifies about an FBI radio log noting a white rancher William Levitt claimed to know someone who would drop dynamite on Pine Ridge. Levitt, who later denied the statement, is expected to finish testimony as defense seeks wiretap dismissal.
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Aces win swing in final playoff round for 1974 NA International Team
In the final playoff round the Aces secure elimination to reach a fifth straight world championship. Bidding choices by Wolff and Hamman led to grand slam attempts, with the replay yielding a large swing as opponents stopped at a small slam.
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NASA tests vertical windmill for home power at Langley
Langley Research Center conducts initial tests on a vertical axis windmill with two curved blades atop a 15 ft shaft. The device aims to supply auxiliary power to a single home, using hydrogen storage research and simple gear systems, while noting challenges in storage and low altitude wind variability.
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Glasser to Speak on Children’s Responsible Behavior
Dr William Glasser educational psychiatrist and author speaks on responsible behavior in children at 7 30 p m Tuesday in East High School Auditorium Phoenix free and open to the public He founded the Institute for Reality Therapy in Los Angeles and has worked with over 25000 teachers since 1965 His books include Schools Without Future and The Identity Society
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Solar cell study at ASU wins NSF grant
Arizona State University College of Engineering Sciences secures a 204200 NSF grant led by Dr. Charles E. Backus with Heliotek Textron to explore solar concentrators paired with photovoltaic cells for direct power. The two month initial contract may extend two years, aiming to slash costs to 50 cents per watt and develop prototype systems.
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Europe Parliament condemns Spain execution of Puig Antich
The European Parliament adopted a resolution denouncing the March execution in Spain of anarchist Salvador Puig Antich after a stormy late night session in Strasbourg.
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