Red carpet put out for UFOs in Texas town
Palacios Texas proclaims a First Annual UFO Fly-in Day at its municipal airport with Mayor W C Jackson saying the town will welcome reported UFOs. Reports nationwide include fake objects and real sightings from Indiana to Florida and Ohio with multiple police calls and misperceptions.
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Palacios
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Clarksville
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Krogh says Pen tagon Papers may have foreign influence theory
Egil Krogh former head of the White House plumbers says the unit believed a foreign power influenced Daniel Ellsberg to leak the Pentagon Papers. He admits responsibility for the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in and notes the mission was an overreaction for national security in 1971.
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Youth in Tempe Not Committed to Mental Institution
Gene Fitzwater, 17, accused of attempting to kill his mother Lou Fredericks, was deemed not mentally unfit for commitment after two days of psychiatric testimony. Judge Gerald Strick ruled he could be treated as an outpatient and a later hearing will decide if he faces juvenile or adult prosecution.
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Retardation panel rejects DES data
The Arizona board of directors for the State Department of Mental Retardation disputes DES figures claiming only 4 to 8 percent receive help. The panel cites a 1973 study showing 20 percent of 50,000 retarded residents benefited from the department. They urge independence until at least July 1975 to sustain ongoing programs.
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Tempe P E Teacher Acquitted Of Statutory Rape Charge
Kenneth Holt a 26 year old physical education teacher in the Tempe School District was acquitted by a Maricopa County Superior Court jury after less than an hour of deliberation. A 15 year old Scottsdale girl testified that Holt had sexual relations with her while she was a student in his gymnastics class at the Tempe National Guard Armory last September. Holt denied the charge saying the girl was upset with his class.
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Goldwater bill would grant mineral rights to landowners
Sen. Barry Goldwater introduced a bill to place mining rights under private landowners. The proposal would force bonds from miners and require payment equal to the value of damages to land or improvements. About 1,500 Tucson families fear intrusion by mining operations amid a dispute with Continental Oil Co.
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UPI
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Phenomenally popular class offered again at SCC
Scottsdale Community College resumes an eight week course Psychic Phenomena and Awareness taught by Frank G Baranowski. The program covers playful spirits automatic writing dream psychology and meditation with reincarnation research via hypnosis. Phenomena I meets Monday 9 30 am to 12 noon and 7 pm to 9 30 pm Phenomena II starts Tuesday 1 pm to 3 30 pm and 7 pm to 9 30 pm.
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SCC
Frank G. Baranowski
Spooky puppets lead Scottsdale Library film fest
Four films screen Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Library Auditorium. The Haunted Mill features puppet animation and a goblin duel. Jazzoo follows zoo animals to a jazz score with no narration. Villages in the Sky showcases Hopi traditions. Bear and the Hunter follows Anand the hunter and his dog on a forest expedition in Lapland.
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Local teen wins state Navy model contest with Cutty Sark
Steve Shell a Saguaro High School student and son of Mr and Mrs Richard Shell 5109 North 81st St won the statewide Navy Maritime Model building Contest with his Cutty Sark after beating 33 entrants in the local round and then nine other local winners in the state competition The contests were held to honor the Navy's 198th birthday and were sponsored by Revell Corp and Navy recruiting stations across the state.
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Mondale to Speak at Picnic in Encanto Park Arizona
Sen. Walter Mondale will address more than 1000 Valley Democrats at Encanto Park bandshell on Saturday afternoon. The Picnic in the Park begins at 1 p.m. with entertainment and a Mondale speech around 2:15 p.m. Tickets are not charged.
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