Rhodes backs Papago Freeway with inner loop plan
Senator Rhodes endorses the Papago Freeway and its controversial inner loop while urging environmental safeguards and future mass transit integration. He notes Phoenix density and auto dependence, calls for bike paths, land use planning, and an elevated segment from Seventh Street to Seventh Avenue as a major point of contention.
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John J. Rhodes
Papago
Phoenix
Black Canyon
Moreland
Culver Streets
22Nd Street
Maricopa
Seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Theft Reported at Scattadate Community College
Officials at Scattadate Community College report missing office equipment valued at $1352. Robert Sampson said during annual inventory that a calculator an electric typewriter and a standard typewriter were missing. equipment is insured.
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Robert Sampson
Beiruts Mourning March for Slain Palestinian Leaders
Palestinian guerrillas marching with submachineguns carried coffins for Kamal Nasser Mohammed Yussef Najsar and Kamal Adwan as Beirut mourned their leaders slain by an Israeli strike. Anticipated crowds fell short of forecasts while U S embassy guards and anti Israeli protests spread through the region.
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UPI
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Alexandria
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U.S
America
John F. Kennedy Center
Hamra Street
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kamal
Libya
CIA
Nelson says no business pressure in McCormick firing
Arizona Attorney General Gary Nelson rejects business community pressure as factor in Jack McCormick's resignation from the consumer fraud division. He defends his approach to lawsuits as a last resort and notes McCormick's strong record while appointing William P. Dixon as successor.
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Phoenix
UPI
Gary Nelson
Jack McCormick
Nelson
McCormick
William P. Dixon
American Credit Bureau
Hospital expands parking lot at Scottsdale Memorial
Work started today on a five acre parking lot at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital part of a 9 million expansion program. The lot will accommodate 406 vehicles with security lighting and controlled access across Osborn Road from the existing facility.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Osborn Road
Civic Center Plaza
Osborn
Scottsdale librarians attend Arizona library service seminar
Officials of Scottsdale Public Library will attend the Arizona Institute on Library Service to the Unserved all day Friday at Ocotillo Branch Library in Phoenix. Attendees include Hugh Cleary library director and staff as they discuss library service to the American Negro.
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Scottsdale
Champion
Bomb blast in Athens kills Jordanian in hotel room
A pre-dawn explosion at an Athens hotel killed Abu Zeid Mohsi, 38, a Jordanian, and wounded a German woman in a nearby room. Police said four men checked in with Mohsi. three later vanished and investigators weigh whether the death resulted from others or an accidental detonation.
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Athens
UPI
Abu Zeid Mohsi
Tax relief bill heads to House floor in Arizona
A $42 million tax relief bill for homeowners moves to the Arizona House floor with passage assured after a Rules Committee report. Leaders say funds come from the state level to offset expected property tax increases without new taxes.
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Phoenix
House Rules Committee
House
Ambulance Rate Hike Hearing Delayed to May 7 8
The Arizona State Corporation Commission postponed its ambulance rate hearing from Monday to May 7 8. Ambulance Operators of Arizona representing 23 firms seek higher fees, proposing a minimum charge of 40 dollars and a 1 dollar per mile delivery fee.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Ambulance Operators of
Arizona
Frank Bowman
The
Corporation Commission
Ranchers form group to combat rustling in county
More than 100 cattlemen attend a meeting to launch a protective organization against cattle rustling. They say their new group would be more effective than the three county cattlemen's associations, citing only two inspectors from the State Livestock Sanitary Board to patrol Santa Cruz and Pima County areas.
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Mammoth — Pinal County
Santa Cruz
Pima
State Livestock Sanitary Board
FTC Warns Arizona Dealers on Truth in Lending Violations
FTC investigator Jackson Smith warned the Arizona Independent Automobile Dealers Association of a crackdown on Truth in Lending Act violators. He cited frequent violations in auto ads referencing credit terms without full disclosure of those terms.
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Phoenix
Arizona Independent Automobile Dealers Association
Jackson Smith
Federal Trade Commission
New 400-room hotel planned for Adams Hotel site
By fall 1974 a 400-room hotel would replace the Adams Hotel built in 1897 on the same site. Vita Trading Co president Albert B. Spector Sr said a major chain would operate the new hotel but declined to name it.
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Phoenix
Adams
Albert B. Spector Sr
Vita Trading Co
Continental Hosts, Inc
Exxon to let most Arizona leases expire after two-year drill test
Exxon Co. announced it will allow about 1.6 million acres of leases in southwestern Arizona to expire after two years of drilling yielded insufficient oil and gas. Spokesman Harry Martin said two wells drilled by Exxon crews reached record depths in the state, 11 444 feet south of Yuma and 12 571 feet south of Tucson.
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Phoenix
Exxon Co
Arizona
Exxon
Harry Martin
Yuma
Tucson
Helicopters Donated to Arizona Schools for Training
Senator Paul Fannin announced three surplus government helicopters will be donated to Arizona institutions. The University of Arizona will use one for frost protection research on citrus, Cochise College for airframe and power plant technician training, and Thunderbird Academy for flight experience in private and commercial pilot training.
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Washington
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Arizona
Fannin
State of Arizona
University of Arizona
Cochise College
Thunderbird Academy
Uofa
Liquor Credit Sales Curbed In Phoenix Area
State Liquor Department warns Phoenix area outlets to stop liquor sales on credit cards. Harold Moore, department superintendent, says warning letters were sent to the Biltmore Hotel Carefree Inn Durant's Restaurant and Neptune's Table.
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Phoenix
State Liquor Department
Harsttichniing Sont
Harold Moore
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