Israel delays Phantom jets as Rabin cites U S politics
Israeli Ambassador to Washington Rabin says the United States is withholding four Phantom jet fighters for political reasons, hindering Middle East peace efforts. He criticizes Washington for potential Security Council action on Jerusalem and notes Russia arms flows may tilt the balance.
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Youth Dies In Rifle Accident In Tucson
A Tucson youth age 14 died yesterday while examining a hunting rifle with friends. Gary Keith Hollifield, son of Mrs. Jo Anne Hollifield, was struck in the face when a 7 millimeter rifle discharged. An autopsy was planned.
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Gary Keith Hollifield
Jo Anne Hollifield
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Hollifield
Pre-School Classes Planned in Tucson District
Four-year-old children in eight Tucson Unified elementary schools will begin a pre-kindergarten program on September 13. Applications are first come, first served, with class size limited to 25 students. Registration is at the nearest elementary school. Participating sites include Borton Carrillo Davis Holladay Manzo Ochoa Richey and Tully Schools.
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Carrillo
Davis
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Manzo
Ochoa
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Tully
Apollo 15 briefing reveals finger blood blister cause
NASA press briefing transcript discusses David Scott finger injuries during Apollo 15. Berry explains pressure from suit and drill use can cause blood under the nail, with notes on EVA activities and rover operation influencing the injury.
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Tex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
David Scott
Charles A. Berry
Berry
Dave
Polarized Headlights Could Replace Blinding Glare
Southwest Research Institute concludes polarized automobile headlights are now practical at a cost of 25 to 30 dollars per new car. They offer similar illumination to regular headlights while reducing glare for oncoming drivers. The study, begun in 1966 for the Federal Highway Administration, covered 52 polarized vehicles and cites highway safety gains as public and congressional support grows.
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San Antonio
UPI
Southwest Research Institute
Roger Hemion
Hemion
Bureau of Public Roads
Federal Highway Administration
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Property Tax Bills Mailed Out by County Treasurer
Property tax bills for 1971 will be mailed today by the county treasurer's Office. About 144000 bills will be mailed with 9000 to property owners and 54000 to mortgage holders such as banks and savings and loan institutions. Payment of the first half is due on receipt and delinquent November 1. The second half is due March 1 and delinquent May 1. Only one notice will be sent.
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James L. Kirk
Kirk
London Fog Fades as Clean Air Act Curb Takes Hold
London’s pea soup fogs, once blamed for thousands of deaths, have largely vanished. Meteorologists report visibility above 500 meters on most days since Britain's Clean Air Act curtailed smokestack and home fuel emissions. They note occasional airport fog but no longer the citywide chaos of the past. Researchers cite climate shifts and colder air as ongoing factors to study.
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London
Britain
Meteorological Office
Italian priest freed after Brazil court ruling overturns torture claim
The Superior Military Court in Rio de Janeiro cleared Italian priest Giulio Vincini of subversion charges eight months after his arrest amid reports of torture. A lower court had sentenced him to four months for distributing subversive literature to workers. Archbishop Paulo Evaristo Arns claimed he was beaten and shocked with electricity. a doctor’s exam was initially denied.
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UPI
Giulio Vincini
al Paulo
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Evaristo Arns
Vincini
Unnecessary Heroics End in Double Drowning
In Wolcott New York a family dog slipped into a Lake Ontario sluiceway. Kenneth Godkin 25 jumped in to save the dog and disappeared. His father Robert 55 leaped in to assist and also disappeared. The dog swam to safety.
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Wolcott
N.Y
Kenneth Godkin
Lake Ontario
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Robert
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