Striking students converge on Washington urged to avoid violence
Striking college students gathering in the capital received congressional encouragement for antiwar protests including a mass rally planned for Saturday. The Nixon administration refused to allow protesters near the White House, while activists vowed to mass in front of the White House if violence occurs. The day featured discussions with university heads and Senate leaders urging nonviolence amid Indochina policy criticism.
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Move of nerve gas from Okinawa seen soon
United Press International reports that nerve gas may begin moving from Okinawa to the Umatilla Army Depot in Oregon by May 23, with shipments expected to take up to 100 days. Five shiploads of munitions valued at $20 million would travel to Bangor Washington and then by train to Umatilla.
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Four Small Fires Quelled by Scottsdale Rural FD
The Scottsdale Rural Fire Department responded to four small city fires on Wednesday. A brush fire at Mercer Lane and Tist Place required 500 gallons of water at 9:02 p.m. A blaze at Osborn and 86th Street was extinguished with a hand extinguisher at 8:51 p.m. An grass fire begun by children playing with matches was put out at 12:52 p.m. near Scottsdale Road and Oak Street. A fence fire at 6835 Earls Drive was doused by a neighbor with a garden hose before firefighters arrived at 4:02 p.m.
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Scottsdale Plans Four Day Bus Trip to Alamos Sonora
A committee plans a four day bus trip to Scottsdale sister city Alamos Sonora Mexico from May 28 to 31 under the Sister City program. Estimated costs run about 31 dollars for round trip bus fare and 16 to 18 dollars per day for hotel and meals. Driving time is roughly 13 hours with no meals included in the fare. Reservations are limited and interested persons should call the Parks and Recreation Department at 945-7611 extension 233 by Monday.
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Thief Takes Five Dollars In Pennies From Home
Five dollars in pennies were stolen from the Gail Schlief residence at 7614 E Pinchot between 11 30 a m and 4 p m. A thief removed a rear window screen and ransacked bedroom drawers but took only a jar of pennies. The burglar locked the dog in a storage room before fleeing.
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Cummings ordered to split over $700,000 in community property
In Los Angeles, actor Robert Cummings and ex wife Mary, divorced last January, must divide more than $700,000 in community assets. The Beverly Hills family home, valued at about $200,000, will be sold to facilitate the split. The couple also disclosed a ranch in Australia and a Bahamas trust fund exceeding $500,000, with over $400,000 in federal tax claims. Cummings must pay $500 monthly alimony and $600 monthly child support. they married in 1945 and have five children.
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Kennedy says inflation fight on course for year-end relief
Treasury Secretary David Kennedy warned the economy looks bleak now but Nixon anti inflation efforts should stabilize by year end. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that price controls and deficit estimates are out of line and a surplus forecast could improve by up to two billion though the deficit ranges between six and seven billion for the new business year.
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Moon shots delay urged by House group
The House Appropriations Committee backed a 3.2 billion NASA budget and urged delaying Apollo 14 beyond October to ensure Apollo 13 problems are corrected. The panel stressed this does not curb lunar landings but buys time for fixes after the April 13 oxygen tank explosion.
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Judge revokes Rendel bail in multi charge case
Carson Rendel facing nine felonies had bail revoked by Pima County Judge Richard Roylston who ordered surrender by 6 p.m. at Maricopa jail. Bail bonds totaling 49500 were revoked and Rendel given 30 hours to arrange personal affairs while charges include rape lewd acts car theft selling stolen autos witness intimidation and related counts. He was arrested in March with Johnny Charbonneau in a large car theft operation and rearrested April 8 for alleged rape of Charbonneau’s girlfriend. Rendel’s attorney plans an appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court.
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Rendel
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Boylston
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Charbonneau
Harry Stewart
Arizona Supreme Court
Scottsdale Board approves 81 parking space cut for dinner theater
The Scottsdale Board of Adjustment granted an 81 space reduction to meet parking requirements for a dinner theater on Shea Boulevard at Scottsdale Road. They approved multiple variances including seven feet between buildings for carports at 3326 North 67th Street and 18 foot rear yard setback at 8551 East Montecito. A sign variance for Sam's Roast Beef was denied and the Cochise Square request on Shea Boulevard and 68th Street was continued.
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Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
67Th St
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E- Virginia
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Cochise Square
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Doctor charges rights violated in federal suit
Dr. Jerry Dioguardi 40 a Phoenix physician files federal court claim against Samaritan Health Service and Good Samaritan Hospital alleging civil rights violations for denying staff privileges since January 1 and blocking practice at nine hospitals claiming antitrust violations and loss of livelihood due to the denial.
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