Black Congressmen press Nixon for May 17 response deadline
Black members of the House Caucus demand a May 17 deadline for President Nixon to report back on some 60 proposals to improve conditions for African Americans. Rep. Charles Diggs and colleagues briefed reporters after meeting Nixon, who urged blacks to push for rights but gave cautious replies on ending the Indochina War by year end.
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Exhaust emission tests at Thomas Mall in Phoenix
The Independent Garage Owners Association of Arizona sponsors a free exhaust emission analysis on Saturday at 9 30 a m in Thomas Mall at 44th Street and Thomas Road The test aims to determine if an automobile contributes to air pollution and to inform owners of steps to correct problems IGO A members and garage owners will conduct the tests which will take about three minutes If the event is well received more tests are planned in other Valley cities
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Arizona State University Student Election Winners Named
Norm Keyt of Scottsdale defeated Jeff Figler of University City MO for president as 1 056 ballots were cast at ASU elections. Jim Martin narrowly won first vice president over Lin Hallickson. Manuel Figueroa won administrative vice president, defeating Sharida Patterson 782 to 540.
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Obituary of John Robert Janes
John Robert Janes, 58, of 8212 E Wilshire, died Wednesday in Nogales, Arizona. Born in Austin, Texas, he worked for Uniroyal Tire. Survived by wife Mary of Scottsdale, two sons Joseph of Scottsdale and Robert G. of Santa Monica, and two grandchildren. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday at Messinger Chapel. Mass 10 a.m. Monday at St Daniel's Catholic Church. Burial in St Francis Cemetery.
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Obituary: Mrs. Oressa Dawson of Scottsdale
Mrs. Oressa Dawson 68 of Scottsdale died Thursday at Mesa General Hospital. Born in Richie County West Virginia she came to Scottsdale four years ago from Parkersburg West Virginia. Survived by daughter Mrs. Kent Shield of Scottsdale and a grandchild. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary from 6 9 30 today. Services and burial planned in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Tremor Shakes Los Angeles Area Briefly
A 3.7 magnitude quake rattled the Los Angeles area on Thursday afternoon, shaking windows and briefly cutting power in parts of the San Fernando Valley. Cal Tech Seismological Laboratory said the jolt was part of aftershocks from the February 9 quake, with no damage reported.
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Mad dog report plagues city radio dispatch
Public works director Marc Stragier testifies overhearing a caller on a city short wave radio claim a mad dog is in his yard. The transcript shows an exchange between Call Five and R Five units about responding to the alleged danger.
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Containerized yes if possible
A terse directive suggests containerization if feasible and to leave unused items as is. The statement implies practical handling based on feasibility without further details or context.
Snowball Bill Fails Before Nevada Committee
A Nevada legislative committee on Thursday defeated a bill that would outlaw throwing snowballs at cars. The measure faced opposition over enforcement concerns and potential impact on public spaces.
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London Hold-up Nets 1.09 Million In Cash And Stamps
A London armored car raid nets 1.09 million in banknotes and stamps after a shotgun ambush by masked men. The gang uses multiple getaway cars and follows another Croydon theft in the same day, as authorities compare the raid to the Great Train Robbery for scale and method.
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