Congress Bans Mail Order Guns and Ammunition
The Presidents commission on violence heard testimony amid public fear over gun stockpiling. The final bill passed 160-129 in the House with stricter limits on handguns rifles and ammunition set to take effect December 16. Buyers must be state residents or comply with neighboring state laws, be at least 21 for handguns 18 for long guns, and have no felony or mental health disqualifications.
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Longest-surviving U S heart transplant patient back for tests
Everett C Thomas, 47, the nation’s longest surviving transplant patient, is in St. Luke’s Hospital for tests after catching a cold. He received a heart May 3 and lives with his wife Helen and sons Paul 18 Karl 12 now in Houston.
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Obituary for Ludwig E. Nitter, Chicago clothier
Ludwig E. Nitter 92 a native of Norway owned a Chicago clothing store for 44 years died Wednesday in Beverly Manor Nursing Home He lived in Phoenix since 1970 Scottsdale the Shrine and Masonic lodges in Chicago Paradise Valley Country Club Survivors include wife Ida daughter Bernice Allen Wilmette IL son Robert L Scottsdale five grandchildren Services 10 AM Saturday Mercer Mortuary Phoenix Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum Friends may call after 2 PM today Contributions suggested Shrine Crippled Children Hospital
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Stock Market Snapshot Recap From New York and Beyond
A fragmented OCR reading lists various corporate stock figures and tickers, naming American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS DuPont Eastman Fairchild Ford General Dynamics General Motors Goodyear Kennecott Motorola Pan American Penn Central Pepsico Polaroid RCA Raytheon Sears Western Union Texaco Union Pacific United States Rubber and other names with partial percentage values and index tags. The line suggests a broad market roundup with multiple firms and percentage changes, but precise context or dates are unclear.
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Justice Bernstein Defends Police Role at Sertoman Club
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Charles C. Bernstein told the Scottsdale Sertoman Club that police enforce the law, lawmakers write it, and courts protect the community and individuals. He criticized candidates promising to lower crime via harsher enforcement, arguing experts remain uncertain.
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Israel open to indirect talks but insists on direct talks
In Jerusalem Israeli Foreign Office sources said Israel would start indirect discussions with Arab nations via U N mediator Gunnar Jarring to seek a Middle East settlement while maintaining demand for direct talks. Cairo’s Al Ahram warned the U S move to send 50 F4 Phantom jets to Israel could jeopardize peace efforts and provoke Arab protests.
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Saguaro High students receive National Merit letters
Eleven students at Saguaro High earned National Merit Scholarship commendations for ranking in the top two percent on the test. Named honorees include Frank Alberti, Jane Acti, Charles Appleby, Kerry Ann Dennis, Stephen Hopkins, Aram Mika, Jon Pettibone, Steven Silver, Susan Skogstrom, Gregory Woods, and Michael Wright.
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Salazar Condition Improves After Relapse Report
Lisbon officials issued a medical bulletin stating former prime minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, 79, remains under a reserved prognosis following a circulatory relapse after a stroke and coma. The bulletin notes improvement is limited and the situation remains serious.
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Tax break proposed for new industries in Arizona
Democratic candidate Thom Hickey proposed broadening Arizona tax policy to exempt property tax for new industries. Speaking at Paradise Valley Kiwanis with Republican Sam Flake, Hickey outlined exclusions for smoke free and noiseless startups that do not pollute, offset by taxes from employees and the company. Flake cited residential tax reductions from prior laws and urged adherence to established statutes while endorsing measured change.
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Cantadori Eight Cents Theft Case Settled in Italy
Milan court of appeals orders Eizio Cantadori age 23 to serve 15 days in jail for stealing eight cents from a newsboy in 1966. The two year case concludes with a recent ruling.
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