Kent State indicts two in campus killings case
KENT Ohio two arrests were announced under a state grand jury investigation into the Kent State shootings. Dr Thomas S Lough a sociology professor surrendered after being indicted for incitement to riot. Richard C Felber a Kent State dropout was charged with riot property arson assault and interfering with a fireman. Prosecutor Balyeat said more arrests were expected while campus officials and the ACLU consider federal action.
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Stock Market Roundup of Industrials and Major Shares
Trading in the stock market shows a broad decline with the 30 Industrials down to 757.12, off 6.23 and Trans down 2.83 to 151.23. Utilities fall to 106.18, down 0.42 as overall sales reach 8,770,000 shares, with numerous names like American Brands, DuPont, Ford, General Motors, IBM, RCA, and Texaco listed with varied percentages.
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Glore Forgan & Cone Alcoa
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Anaconda
Ariz
PublicSie
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Goodyear
Honeywell
IBM
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Marcor
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North Amn
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Northrup
Owens Illinois
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Pg&e
de Parke Davis
Penn Central - Ty Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA - Eh WA
San Diego
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Texaco
Texas Gulf
Trans America
TWA
Union Oil
Uniroyal .A
United Aircraft
Stel
Xerox
Zenith
Lindsay backs Goldberg for New York governor amid party-switch talk
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay endorsed Democrat Arthur J. Goldberg for governor and backed State Sen Basil Paterson for lieutenant governor. Lindsay, a Republican, said he remains a Republican despite his growing popularity among Democrats and his past antiwar stance. He highlighted Goldberg’s cross party support and his own potential party switch as a strategic move.
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Harlem
Youth injured in melee after drag race at Chandler airfield
Scottsdale report says a 1 a.m. Saturday melee at a small Chandler area airfield involved 30 to 40 youths after a drag race dispute. Thomas Sands 19 of 6855 E Virginia plus Charlie Frank King 19 of Phoenix and Richard D Higgens 17 were treated for facial injuries at Good Samaritan Hospital. Deputies noted gunshots were heard but no gunshot victims treated.
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Scottsdale
Chandler
Maricopa
Thomas Sands
E. Virginia
Sands
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charlie Frank King
Paradise Valley Man Shot When Pistol Fell From Holster
Martin Pitts of 7125 E Paradise walked in his driveway about midnight when his pistol fell from its holster struck concrete and discharged into his right leg. He was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and released.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Martin Pitts
E. Paradise
Pitts
Assault at Red Dog Investigated by Police
Police seek three about 21 years old in connection with an alleged assault on William Spreitzer of Phoenix at the Red Dog early Sunday. Spreitzer says the trio entered at 1 30 am refused the 1 50 admission fee and attacked him when he demanded payment. He was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital.
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Indecent Exposure Reported Near Pima School Yard
Police seek a teenage suspect after a 6 year old girl reported a man exposed himself while she and a friend played in the Pima School yard at 8330 EB Osborn Rd. The man, about 5 feet 4 to 5 feet 6 inches tall with new hair, wore a yellow shirt and dark pants. The girls alerted a nearby resident.
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ASU Faculty Senate urges broader student conduct code revision
John Cochran chair and economics professor says ASU code of student conduct should be revised before adoption. He asks the Board of Regents to set aside the current draft for a more general framework and for the three universities to draft a detailed code this academic year. He cautions enforcement will be difficult despite some praised elements.
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Sadat hardens stance on Middle East cease-fire
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Cairo signaled he would not extend the cease-fire that ends November 5 and urged measures against what he called a treacherous enemy. The hardening aligns with Mahmoud Riad's New York and United Nations remarks accusing the U S of wrecking peace by arming Israel. Israel reports continued missile buildup with Soviet backing in the cease-fire zone near Suez while insisting on missile withdrawal for resuming talks.
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Nixon urges Ohio support for Viet policy during midwest swing
President Nixon addressed about 45,000 people in Columbus urging Senate backing for his Vietnam policy. He framed the race as a choice between law and order and a “generation of peace,” flanked by Taft and Cloud, and urged the silent majority to vote. He warned of rising crime and terrorism nationwide.
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Burglaries Reported in Scottsdale Weekend
Scottsdale police logged three burglaries totaling about $300 in losses. Connie Perkins reported a midnight burglary at 6319 N 82nd Way with entry by key. food items taken. Philip C. Honnold, 55, of 304 W Fourth St, was arrested nearby. Robert N. Lawless, 8637 E Roanoke, had a $200 storage room burglary with lock picked. Melinda Ruskin, 8224 E Rovey, reported a bull statue worth $50 taken between Oct 7 and 9.
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Connie Perkins
82Nd Way
Philip C. Honnold
Fourth St
Citrus and Granite Reef Rds
Honnold
Robert N. Lawless
E. Roanoke
Melinda Ruskin
E. Rovey
Paradise Valley appoints Clarence J Augustine as assistant town clerk
The Town of Paradise Valley names Clarence J Augustine 5419 E Sapphire Sq as assistant town clerk to support growing activity. Augustine will assist longtime town clerk Helen Marston begun 1961. He and his family recently moved from Cleveland Ohio and have owned several businesses. He starts today per Town Manager Jack Phillips.
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Paradise Valley
Clarence J. Augustine
E. Sapphire
Motorcycle Rider Injured in Scottsdale Crash
Matthew J. Pecharich a 27 year old from Tempe was injured when his motorcycle fell over while turning onto Garfield from Hayden Rd in Scottsdale. He was northbound on Hayden Rd at 12 30 p m near construction with loose gravel and received treatment at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and released. No citation was issued.
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S. Gentilly
Lane
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Garfield
Hayden Rd
Scottsdale
Pecharich
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Two Minor Fires Reported This Weekend
Firemen extinguished two small blazes Saturday and Sunday. A grease fire at 12:49 p.m. at 926 E Fifth St caused $25 damage but was put out on arrival. A grass fire at 64th St between Shea and Doubletree Roads was contained in 10 minutes.
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Paradise Valley
Adeline Warner
Fifth St
64Th St
Shea
Doubletree Roads
Traffic speeds in Vienna rush hours rise worryingly
The Vienna Committee for Traffic Security reports average car speeds on city down streets during rush hours are at fault, reaching around sixty miles per hour, highlighting unsafe conditions and urging enforcement and safety measures.
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UPI
Vienna Committee For Traffic Security
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