Sabotage considered in Roseville train explosion inquiry
FBI and Federal Railroad officials probe saboteur theory after a munitions train blast in Roseville damaged 700 homes and caused $10 million in destruction. Investigators question railroad workers while explosive experts search for fragments and assess possible causes.
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Uncertainty at Wounded Knee burials stalls talks
At Pine Ridge South Dakota the burial of two AIM militants anchors a fragile pause in federal AIM negotiations. Frank Clearwater 47 from Cherokee North Carolina was cleared for a wake on the reservation and may be moved to Rosebud for burial. Lawrence Lamont 31 of Pine Ridge is to be buried at Wounded Knee with eight to ten relatives under government limits.
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Agreement on death penalty bill reached in Arizona
A conference committee announced tentative agreement to restore the death penalty in Arizona. The plan returns to House and Senate caucuses for discussion with hopes of majority support. The measure details a post trial hearing to determine aggravating or mitigating factors and keeps usual appeals.
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Two more die on highways in Arizona and California
The state highway death toll reached 273, up from 252 last year, with two Monday fatalities. Rosie Marie Tsosie, 19, of Pomona California, died in a pickup rollover on Interstate 40 near Ashfork, and Larry Francis ONeil, 22, of Mesa, died when his motorcycle went off a county road north of Mesa.
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Independents May Sue Major Oil Firms Over Gas Shortage
About 80 percent of the nation’s independent gasoline dealers met in Phoenix to discuss a possible antitrust lawsuit against major oil companies amid a gasoline shortage. The meeting at the Sheraton near Phoenix Sky Harbor included Mary Hudson and Pat Griffin, with Phoenix attorney Donald Myers as spokesman.
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House to clash over land use bill in conference
Phoenix based report says the Arizona House approved a Senate land use planning bill but headed to conference. Lawmakers rejected adding tribal authority to the planning language and debated the measure as a study that could cost about 150000 dollars.
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State Board Adopts 17 Page Guide for Science Textbooks
The Arizona State Board of Education adopted a 17 page science guidelines report as the first Basic Goals Commissions document to shape science textbooks and course content. Some members criticized the narrow curriculum while plans call for further guidelines in history social science and health education.
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