Cambodia's Sihanouk Ousted as Cambodia Chief of State
Cambodian National Assembly unanimously withdraws confidence from Prince Norodom Sihanouk over the crisis caused by 40 000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops in Cambodia. Cheng Heng to serve until elections. Phnom Penh radio reports the move after a blackout and airport closure. Sihanouk seeks Kremlin aid from Moscow.
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Snowstorm Dumps Up To Nine Inches In Rockies
United Press International reports a storm delivering up to nine inches of snow in the Rockies, with Arizona expected to see limited impact. Forecasters expect 2 to 4 inches on the northeastern plateau and Mogollon Rim, plus gusty winds and hazardous driving. Dawn readings show Show Low six inches and Alpine two inches as the system moves from Utah and Colorado into northern Arizona.
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Dentist and wife bound over on marijuana charges
Dr Richard M Daniel and his wife Merrell Ann Daniel of 2549 N 66th Pl are bound over for trial in Superior Court after a Scottsdale Justice Court preliminary hearing. Police seized nearly $3000 worth of marijuana from their home after a February 15 arrest.
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Newsrooms seek to quash grand jury subpoenas
The New York Times and reporter Earl Caldwell asked a U.S. district court to quash subpoenas for information gathered from Black Panther Party members. Judge Zirpoli set April 3 for a hearing, while Caldwell and Times lawyers urged postponing grand jury dates until court rulings. The move marks the first challenge to subpoenas directed at news organizations seeking unpublished Panthers material.
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Scottsdale Woman Indicted in Bank Embezzlement Case
Sandra Luster, 21, of 6625 E Cheery Lynn, indicted by the U S Grand Jury on two counts of embezzlement from The Arizona Bank Scottsdale branch where she worked as a teller. She faces arraignment March 30 in U S District Court for actions occurring October 3 and November 3 with amounts under and over 100 dollars.
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Drowned youth David Predaina to be buried in Highland Indiana
Burial plans for David Lee Predaina 18 drown in Saguaro Lake will be in Highland Indiana. Predaina born Gary Indiana was a Scottsdale student living at 1808 N 87th Place and survived by sister Mrs Douglas Smith and mother Mrs Dorothy Tate. Frank Casten 77 dies at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and to be buried at Green Acres Mortuary after 7:30 p m services. Casten born in Czechoslovakia came to Scottsdale 1969 from Orlando Florida was a dairy farmer and Jehovah Witness. survived by wife Anna two daughters a sister three grandchildren and one great grandson.
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Class actions urged to empower mass consumer suits
Washington based attorney Jay Dushoff told a Senate subcommittee that class actions offer a path for many consumers to sue large firms. He cited Arizona allows such suits and his suit against General Motors for 200000 pickup trucks with defective wheels. He argued overpricing cases are FTC regulated and not suited for class actions in federal courts.
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New questions arise over Carswell nomination fallout
Senate leaders say failure to disclose loss of backing from former fifth circuit chief judge Elbert Tuttle raises new doubts about G Harrold Carswell for the Supreme Court. Backers acknowledge Tuttle’s withdrawal testifies to concerns, while Kennedy and Mansfield note the situation remains flexible. House Republican Riegle urges Senate rejection or presidential withdrawal.
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Army charges 14 officers over My Lai cover up
After a college student's letter sparked a three month probe the Army filed charges against 14 officers including Maj Gen Samuel W Koster former Americal Division commander now West Point superintendent. CID and a House subcommittee continue separate inquiries into the My Lai massacre cover up.
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Astrological Forecasts for March 19 1970
Horoscopic guidance across all signs urging sociable, productive and practical actions. Aries seeks affection, Taurus urges welcoming home, Gemini emphasizes contacts, Moon Children advised financial caution, Leo hints at personal progress, Virgo values expert help, Libra calls for balanced social duties, Scorpio aims for ethical influence, Sagittarius balances idealism, Capricorn manages duties, Aquarius seeks cooperation, Pisces urges early hard work and productivity.
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West Point superintendent May plans to leave post
In a West Point mess hall address General Samuel W. Koster announced plans to reassume duties elsewhere after serving as the academy's 48th superintendent since June 1968. The cadets rose to applaud as Koster disclosed his reassignment request amid related Vietnam era inquiries. Police report daytime burglaries in Scottsdale, totaling 53 dollars in stolen items from two homes. A radio and coins were taken from the George Nowik residence, and a power drill from the Neville K. Jantz home, with windows and storerooms entered between morning and late afternoon Tuesday. The article notes Koster faces possible court martial over his 1968 Vietnam duty performance related to the My Lai massacre.
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Governor Ahearn Seeks Democratic Nomination for Governor
John Ahearn of the Arizona Industrial Commission will seek the Democratic nomination for governor this fall. Sources say he is interested but not yet confirming candidacy. Mesa dealer Jack Ross also announced his bid for the Democratic nomination.
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UPI
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Arizona Industrial Commission
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John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Gary Nelson
Wall Street seen oversold as fear fades and bonds rise
Wall Street analysts cite oversold conditions at the end of major downtrends with negative factors overemphasized. Goodbody predicts municipal bonds will see higher yields beyond 10 years, while Reynolds notes high current yields in corporate and municipal bonds and inflation gains.
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