Nixon vows to meet with governors at White House summit
Republican governors, meeting in Phoenix, seek greater influence over GOP policies and a push to win 34 state houses in 1974. Vice President Agnew said Nixon accepted a summit request, hoping to discuss how governors can shape national programs and party strategy.
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Magdalena Hosts Evacuees for Athena Missile Tests
In Magdalena New Mexico residents and visitors flock to the town for a one night event as the Air Force fires two Athena missiles from Green River Utah. The 2 launches trigger evacuations of a 2 million acre safety area drawing mostly Alamo Reservation Indians into Magdalena.
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Johnson Ranch Donated for National Park Project
The Johnson ranch home and over 200 acres in Texas are donated to the public, with the Interior Department planning National Park Service exhibits to interpret a president's life. Johnson and wife will remain in the home as a 47-acre tract, log cabin, and a Johnson City school site are acquired.
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Arizona land firm accused in two federal fraud suits
CHICAGO AP reports an Arizona land development firm and four officers are charged in two federal lawsuits with conspiring to commit fraud and misrepresenting property offerings to investors. The actions allegedly targeted buyers in multiple states, with complaints detailing deceptive sales tactics and unfulfilled promises.
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Phoenix traffic claims 2 lives
Two Phoenix men died in separate accidents raising Arizona’s 1972 fatality toll to 721. Ralph Robinson, 7, was struck by a car in central Phoenix, and Harry Howell, 46, died after his car hit a steel sign post in northwest Phoenix. Officers also report lawsuits accusing Lake Havasu Estates Corp. of fraud and defective land sales. The suits name Kenneth R. Lavin, Patricia Lavin, Ronald Lavin, and Barrie Maholehic.
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