Submarine crew rescued after 76 hours at sea near Cork
Rescue ships hauled a disabled miniature submarine from the Atlantic to free two trapped crewmen as their air supply neared exhaustion. They had spent 76 hours 1,375 feet below before a heavy lifeline brought them to safety. Emergency oxygen extended their survival until ascent.
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Rain delays and heat ease after August drought
The storm system dwindles to a 20 percent rain chance tonight and 10 percent tomorrow with weekend highs in the low 90s. A Phoenix August without official rainfall marks a historic dry spell. wind and humidity shifts, record highs set in 1950, and air remains a critical factor in the ongoing rescue efforts of the Pisces II minisub and its two British crew.
Nixon Agnew meet no talk of resigning
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew met at the White House to discuss the federal probe of Agnew's finances. Aides said there was no talk of resigning. The meeting followed Nixon's return from California. Agnew has been consulting lawyers. Officials said no resignation discussion occurred despite rumors.
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Citizen Charlie Offers 625 In Crossword Puzzle
The Tucson Daily Citizen announces Citizen Charlie posts a new crossword puzzle next week offering 625. To ensure readers don’t miss it over the Labor Day holiday the puzzle will appear on both Monday and Tuesday with the correct solution on page 12.
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State workers face holiday with no paychecks
Arizona officials acknowledge a payroll bungling will violate state law by paying 12 000 workers on Tuesday after an 18 day gap since August 17. The Finance Department blamed bureacratic error while workers protest the delay and urge a move to biweekly or Friday paydays for better processing margins.
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Arizona
Arizona adopts new criminal rules amid jeers and concerns
State wide changes cut preliminary hearings and push trials within 90 days of arrest while tightening motions and disclosure. Critics say 24 hour arrest and arraignment limits strain sheriffs and prosecutors and may boost unreported crimes. They fear reduced police incentives and harsher pardons if defendants cannot be located.
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