SWAT Unit Rules and Training Outline
Carter explains SWAT volunteers train 40 hours in weapons camouflage rescue and mountain climbing before joining. Eight hours monthly keep status. Rules require veteran sergeants to decide, use of deadly force last resort, perimeters, and upper-level authorization. Lufthansa fires captain and flight engineer after Nairobi crash killing 59.
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Ford Plans Price Cuts Match GM Across Compact Cars
DETROIT AP Ford may cut prices on several compact models and remove some standard equipment after rebates. GM already trimmed prices on nine small cars by 104 to 313 dollars, while Vega stayed at the same price. Ford aims to ramp up production next month and recall some laid off workers as assembly lines reopen.
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Young scholars leaders honored by Elks contest
The National Honor Society student presidents at Tucson and Flowing Wells high schools were named the male and female most valuable students in the Elks scholarship and leadership contest. Flowing Wells senior Philip A. Horn and Tucson High senior Vickie Lynn Altenhof won $400 bonds at the April 30 banquet, with state winners advancing to a national contest offering up to 12 000 dollars in scholarships. Other local seniors earned $300 bonds in various placements, including Steven G. Morgen of Palo Verde and Madeline J. Hastings of Flowing Wells, among others, with several fourth place recipients from Sahuaro and Rincon campuses.
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Prescott woman on trial for shooting husband in suicide attempt
A Superior Court jury heard opening statements that Cynthia Denny, 28, shot her husband Gary, 36, in Prescott last November when he interrupted her at the scene of a plan to kill herself. Defense attorney Tony Shaw presented the account during the trial start.
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Israel Introduces 7.5 Percent Sales Tax Amid Budget Furore
Israel unveils a 9.4 billion dollar budget for 1975 with a surprise 7.5 percent sales tax on about one third of consumer goods. Defense expenditure dominates the plan while taxes rise and living costs are set to climb. Finance officials warn belt tightening and higher unemployment looming as border clashes intensify with Lebanon.
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Wooden bridge collapses after two-car crash in North Carolina
A one lane wooden bridge on the Surry Yadkin county line near Slioam collapsed after a collision between two cars last night. Seven vehicles plunged 65 feet into the Yadkin River. Authorities reported three dead and two missing. The 387 foot bridge, built in 1938, was timber with an overhead steel trestle and two cement columns on each bank.
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Four survive 27 hours in flooded Indiana caves
Four Illinois men survived 27 hours in a flooded Indiana cave by eating candy bars and gum and keeping spirits up. In a separate cavern near Bloomington three people died after heavy rains caused streams to overflow. Robert Bondurant, 32, Robinson, described the ordeal.
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Penn Central Receives Emergency Federal Aid to Avoid Shutdown
The Penn Central Railroad, bankrupt of funds, was granted 15.3 million by the federal government to meet payroll and keep freight moving. The railroad, serving 14 eastern and midwestern states, DC and two Canadian provinces, faced a potential shutdown over 16.4 million in imminent bills.
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Ethiopia may receive U S ammunition supply
Addis Ababa sources say the United States indicated it will likely grant an emergency ammunition shipment to Ethiopia to sustain military action against Eritrean secessionists. The move could affect U S Arab relations amid regional tensions and Eritrean independence prospects.
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Nationalizing Oil Backed By AFL-CIO Council
The AFL-CIO Executive Council at Miami Beach urged Congress to nationalize the oil industry. It called for laws to transfer import authority to the government and require oil companies to divest marketing operations and other energy holdings like coal and natural gas.
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Gas reserves probe ordered
The Federal Power Commission orders an investigation into why 68 producers and 12 pipeline firms hold large undeveloped natural gas reserves in the Gulf of Mexico. The FPC says these reservoirs could provide a vital supply to ease a serious fuel shortage.
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