Nixon urges faith in system at $2 million Tivksen library
President Nixon, in a Republican stronghold, urged avoiding despair over Watergate while unveiling a $2 million library and research center cornerstone honoring late Sen. Frerell M. Tivksen. Joining him were Mrs Nixon and a Senate delegation. Campora visits Madrid with Peron return planned. Belfast gun attack targets candidate Herron ally as IRAs probe opens. Army investigates 106 sergeants 1 officer over alleged recruiting violations across 37 states.
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Skylab crew begins final week tests aboard Apollo
Skylab 1 astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz enter the Apollo command module for tests ahead of undocking and Earth return next week. Engineers check flight systems while they consider an unplanned sun shade deployment before a Saturday reentry rehearsal.
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Gas price rumors debunked in Flagstaff
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce disputes rumors of gas prices ranging 75 cents to 1.40 a gallon. Vice president Jack Redmond states the top price in the mountain town is 43 cents per gallon with regular at 50 and 29 cents per gallon in some brands.
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Cardwell Reevaluates Prison Reform and Morale
Cardwell defends firm discipline at Calamans prison amid Liberal reforms. He objects to inmate advisory councils mail censorship and broader visiting rights while stressing rehabilitation and community reentry. A nonviolent prison labor union sparked a Lu casville strike as morale shifts unfold.
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Black Snake Short Circuits PA Power Plant
A foot long black snake slithered into a Pennsylvania Power and Light generating station and wedged between two switches, causing a short circuit that cut power to 2,000 customers. The snake was electrocuted.
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Teor Arigog Daily Publishes Steadslow Pevnage
The Teor Arigog edition of the Daily publishes Steadslow pevnage notices by the Citizen Publishing Company. The notices appear from 208 North Stone Avenue in Arizona with a local phone listed for inquiries.
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Mitchell silent as friends defend ex-attorney general
A friend says former Attorney General John Mitchell will not comment on the Senate Watergate testimony by Jel Magruder. Mitchell reportedly aims to tell his story with counsel and avoid jeopardizing his defense while remaining silent during hearings.
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EPA Rejects State Plan and Moves Toward Traffic Controls
EPA rejected the Arizona auto pollution plan and will review restrictions on traffic. The state proposed five measures including auto inspections, pollutant monitoring in Tucson and Phoenix, vapor controls, catalytic converters, and converting 10 000 cars to liquefied petroleum gas. The agency also endorsed New York State traffic controls and approved plans for Birmingham Mobile Rochester Syracuse Kansas City Baton Rouge.
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Lake Powell power plant decision sparks challenge
Former Bureau of Reclamation commissioner Ellis Armstrong challenges Interior Secretary Morton’s denial of Kapakowitz power plant permits at Lake Powell. Armstrong urges thorough studies on impacts near the Navajo Power Project and calls for using coal resources in Arizona Utah Colorado Wyoming Montana and nearby states to solve energy shortages.
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Policemen threaten mass resignations over Phoenix pay hike
About 150 Phoenix patrolmen warned of mass resignations in a dispute over wages. The Patrobman's Association plans to present an ultimatum to the City Council on June 28, seeking a 15.5 percent raise, while Mayor John Driggs defends an 11.7 percent increase for experienced officers and 5.6 percent for starting pay. Police Chief Wetzel defended the city's offer, noting potential operations impact and asserting the department would still function.
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