Nixon Returns Home to Sign Primary Wage Bill in Two Steps
President Nixon, back from Paris and Camp David, plans to sign a bill raising the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.00 an hour, with later steps to 2.30 by 1976. The measure expands coverage to 56.5 million workers and includes federal and local government employees plus domestic workers. Nixon also faces Watergate document requests and heads to Michigan for campaign duties while optimistic on summit talks in Moscow.
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Ben Avery wins Arizona Press Club 50th anniversary award
The Arizona Press Club honored outdoor writer Ben Avery of the Arizona Republic with a one time 50th anniversary award Sunday. Avery has written the outdoor column since 1944. Don Bolles won Virgil Hill Newsman of the Year plaque and $500. Jana Bommersbach was elected first woman president in the club’s 50 year history.
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Deer Valley News
Death claim a little fishy OKLAHOMA CITY
Globe Accident and Life Insurance Co faces a $650 payout to a guppy insured by a University of Arizona student. The company admits errors possible with its 325,000 student policies and blames human error in data entry and computer misreads. Stan Mazanek insured his guppy with a $1 policy, receiving a $650 settlement after the fish died, leading to threats of lawsuits and a partial settlement.
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Car pool liability and due process in repossession law tips
Ohio limits driver liability when passengers are non paying guests but makes the driver liable for injuries if passengers pay. Repossession requires notice and hearing per US Supreme Court rulings, or due process violation. Florida does not recognize holographic wills. Florida requires formal will formalities with witnesses.
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Florida
New York Student Wins Nathan's Hot Dog Contest
John Connolly, a college student, ate nine hotdogs in two and a half minutes to win the annual Nathan's contest at Coney Island, New York.
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UPI
John Connolly
Nathan's Coney Island
Fine Arts Month enriches Paiute Soloma area activities
April marks Fine Arts Month at Paiute with a dolls of the world display in the library and textile art exhibits. Highlights include a talent show by students, a school band performance, a showing of Tales of Beatrix Potter, and a flag presentation by dignitaries at Loloma's Little Peoples School. Scouts prepare for Scout-o-Rama May 4 at Scottsdale Community College. Ed Peplow spoke to fourth graders. Soloma deliberates on keeping the Soloma School with two weeks to decide. PALS sells crafts at Thomas-Mall Fair April 20 and hosts a spaghetti dinner April 26 to fund equipment and Disneyland trips. Easter vacation runs April 11-15. Our Lady fourth graders present Children of the Sun.
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PTPO
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Scottsdale Community College
Scout Council
PALS
Soloma
Thomas-Mall Fair
Saloma
Joseph Blouin
Backpacking Course Starts Mid April at SCC
Scottsdale Community College launches a new four week backpacking class led by instructor Phil Dano. The program runs April 16 to May 9 with twice weekly classroom sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 30 pm in Room D-172 and three weekend outings beginning with a one day trek through Oak Creek Canyon then two overnight trips to Payson and Flagstaff areas to apply classroom lessons.
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Thurmond Frog Wins Eight Annual Jump Contest in South Carolina
In Springfield South Carolina Senate Thurmond won the governor's frog jumping contest with a 12 feet 9 inch bound. The frog named after the well known senator pleases owner Steve Williams and trainer Cindy Davis as Thurmond prepared last minute after being snatched from the Edisto River swamp.
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