Cambodian Forces Enter Border Areas After Sihanouk Fall
Official sources report Cambodian troops clashing with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces since Prince Sihanouk’s fall. About 40,000 guerrillas were warned to leave Cambodia but stayed, provoking Allied artillery support along the border. A top Saigon general warned guerrillas against escaping into South Vietnam.
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FDA asks study into saccharin cancer link
The FDA has requested the National Academy of Sciences review to determine if saccharin can cause cancer. The move follows a Wisconsin study suggesting bladder tumors in lab animals and seeks a comprehensive review of existing evidence on saccharin safety and cancer risk.
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Sirhan Sirhan family seeks injunction against book release
The family of Sirhan B. Sirhan files in New York State Supreme Court to stop publication of a book by Robert E. Kaiser and seek 2 million dollars in damages. They claim the work contains adverse disclosures and could affect Sirhan's appeals in California.
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Hotel blaze kills 20 at Ozark Hotel in Seattle
The Ozark Hotel, repeatedly inspected since February amid arson fears, was set ablaze in the lobby six hours after a late inspection. Twenty people died and 16 were injured as two shotgun blasts preceded a rapid five-story blaze engulfing the building. Fire Chief Gordon Vickery reported leads and heavy investigation involvement with around 40 personnel.
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Defy leaders Striking carriers vote to continue walkouts
New York letter carriers vote by an overwhelming margin to stay out, defying a back to work deal between union leaders and the government. Walkouts spread to Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Denver, and other cities as unions consider joining the national strike.
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Exposer Incident Reported Near Roosevelt Area
A 41-year-old secretary told police a man exposed himself while she walked her dogs near 8600 E Roosevelt around 5 pm Friday. She said the man drove by twice, parked at an empty building, then emerged in a blue shirtless state and approached her. He drove a red and white late model pickup, 25 to 35, about six feet tall with black hair, described as clean cut and athletic. The woman fled to a nearby home to report the incident.
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Insurance board OKs average 15.3 percent auto rate hike
The state's insurance rating board approved an average 15.3 percent increase in automobile insurance rates. State Insurance Director Millard Humphrey announced the decision on Friday, outlining the move as a regulatory adjustment.
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Fire at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home Causes Minor Injuries
A 75-year-old man suffered second degree burns but no serious harm after a patient dropped a lit match into a waste basket at the Heritage of Camelback nursing home at 3333 N. 74th St. The Friday blaze caused about 125 dollars in damage and a smoke ejector was used to vent the building.
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Astrological Forecasts for Sunday March 22 1970
General guidance urges service to those in need and appreciation for good deeds. Aries to Pisces provide daily moods and tips from morning annoyances to evening social plans, emphasizing restraint, planning, and calm in relationships and ambitions.
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Services for David Cabot Leyva
David Cabot Leyva, 3, of 8618 E Granada, Scottsdale, died in a swimming pool accident. Services will be Monday at 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary with interment at Green Acres. Survived by parents Frank and Leyva, brothers Paul and Nathan, and grandparents Ben L Bonner, Pete Leyva, Esther Leyva.
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Pair Arrested On Pot Charge After Minor Summons
Bruce W. Barnett aged 20 and Jay Holt aged 22 of 825 N Hayden Rd were taken into custody on marijuana possession charges after police served a minor summons at their apartment. Officers cited a marijuana odor and found a green leafy substance in a margarine box. They were jailed.
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Weather hampers wild well fighters
Foul weather off the Louisiana coast hinders 11 day bid to cap two renegade Chevron oil platform wells in the Gulf of Mexico. Winds up to 35 mph disrupt attempts to cap No 2 and No 6 wells as crews face further delays after a dynamite blast damaged cap threads.
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Three injured in two car crashes and a pedestrian collision
Three people were treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after two car crashes and a pedestrian accident. Verona Curtis, 71, of Buhl Idaho, was struck in a crosswalk at Osborn Road and 74th Street by Marilyn Pieken, 16, who was cited for failure to yield. Douglas Loney, 19, injured while turning left from Brown onto Indian School Road.
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Collision Involving Loney Pickup And Weinstein Vehicle
Police said Loney's pickup was struck by a car driven by Solomon Weinstein of Brooklyn New York. Weinstein was cited for failure to stop for a red light and Loney for failure to have a drivers license in his possession.
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