Grand jury may be convened over Wounded Knee siege
Attorney General Richard Kleindienst said a grand jury would be sought to investigate the Wounded Knee siege. He pledged enforcement of the law and said federal marshals would not storm the settlement unless needed, as evacuees and militants brace for a tense standoff with time running out for nonresidents to depart unarmed.
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Navajo Nation Plans Entry Into Soft Drink Business
The Navajo Tribe, via program development head C Mae Eddy, plans to enter the soft drink field with a plant owned and operated by Navajos. The project will be connected to a nationwide franchise and aims to start soon.
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Governor's Committee to Meet in Yuma on Land Use
The Governor's Advisory Commission on Arizona Environment will meet in Yuma to review land use planning legislation and energy problems. Nearly 1000 members will hear from legislators at a day long session at the Stardust Motel beginning early tomorrow. The commission, created in 1963, evaluates environmental issues and makes recommendations to the governor.
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Pauline Cogan 79 longtime VA Hospital supervisor dies
Pauline A. Cogan 79 long time supervisor at the Veterans Administration Hospital died yesterday at a local nursing home after years as an invalid following a stroke. Born January 4 1894 in Washington DC she came to Tucson in 1921 and retired in 1956 ending 38 years of federal service as chief of the hospital registrar division. Services will be directed by Arizona Mortuary 78 University Blvd.
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College in error classes will not begin until
A reported clerical error delays the start of the spring term at the college. Administrators announced classes would begin on a revised date after the workaround is finalized, affecting students and faculty across departments.
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American Jewish leader to speak this weekend
Marcus Levinson of Houston a leader in B nai Brith and Atatea organizations will address congregations this weekend. He will speak at Temple Emanu El at 2 15 p m tomorrow and again after Saturday morning services at Congregation Anshei Israel. Levinson a dentist served as national vice chair of the Jewish National Fund. Cantor George Tepping of Dayton Ohio will be guest soloist at Temple Emanu El and has sung with philharmonic choruses in New York Brooklyn and Dayton.
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Montana seeks dog town near Greycliff purchase
The Montana Recreation and Parks Division asks the legislature for 5500 dollars to buy an eight acre prairie dog town near Greycliff. The Nature Conservancy owns the land and will preserve it until government funds are available. Division administrator Ashley Roberts said the area may be developed.
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