Governor Raul Castro Linked to Bolles Case Trial
Convicted swindler Howard Woodall testified he and Saul Davidson aimed to convert about 44 million Cuban pesos into dollars, claiming Castro and Ralph Pomeroy held the pesos. Castro disputed involvement and said he never cashed a $10,000 invoice for legal work.
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Weather Yesterday Hourly Temperatures
Weather report provides scattered and unreadable hourly figures with many garbled characters after numbers. No coherent data usable for meaningful summary beyond noting broken OCR text.
Weather Outlook for Phoenix Area and Mountains
Arizona forecast shows overnight lows in the lower 70s for Phoenix with sunny skies and upper 80s highs. White Mountains expect overnight 30s to 40s and highs in 40s to 70s with mostly fair conditions tomorrow. Southwestern region sees 60s to 70s lows and 90s highs, while Southeastern areas stay windy with scattered showers tonight into tomorrow and mid 60s to mid 80s temperatures.
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ERA advocate Betty Friedan urges ratification remaning three states needed
Betty Friedan told Arizona State University that the Equal Rights Amendment could pass before the 1979 deadline with three more ratifications, despite organized opposition. She warned against a right wing backlash and urged continuing pursuit of equality without antagonistic feminism.
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Hanigans Provide Alibis in Abduction Case
Defense for Thomas and Patrick Hanigan called 13 witnesses to place them at Douglas locations on August 18 1976 the day three Mexican nationals say they were abducted and tortured. Witnesses testified Patrick was gored by a cow in the morning and later treated for his arm and seen in a Douglas restaurant.
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Global hijack ends as Japanese terrorists surrender in Algiers
Algiers grants asylum to 11 Japanese Red Army members after a six day hijack that held 151 people. The group surrendered to Algerian authorities with 19 hostages freed and the ransom question remains unsettled.
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