Nuclear mafia claims haunt power industry by expert
Nuclear biophysicist Dr. Arthur Tamplin, on leave from Lawrence Laboratory, told Phoenix College listeners the nuclear power industry is unmanageable and too dangerous for routine operation. He warned of abundant plutonium, weak safety testing, and the risk of terrorist access as reactors expand nationwide.
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Mike Petryni
Arthur Tamplin
Natural Resources Defense Council
Tamplin
Atomic Energy Commission
Lawrence Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Phoenix
AEC
Arizona
Arizona Public Service
Salt River Project
Nixon
Patty Hearst
Tamplin d
U.S
National Guard cuts opposed by state leaders
Maj. Gen. Charles W. Fernald urged opposition to proposed cuts in National Guard and reserve forces saying they are essential for rapid mobilization in crises. He noted guards comprise large shares of Army and Air Force components and urged letters to Congress opposing the cutback.
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Charles W. Fernald
Arizona
National Guard
Fernald
United States
Army
Air Force
National Guard and Reserve
Army National Guard
Air National Guard
Tactical Air Command
Aerospace
Defense Command
Congress
Tempe man questioned in armed robbery case arrested on marijuana seeds
Scottsdale detectives questioned 26 year old Tempe man Stephen Krause after finding marijuana seeds and related plant material in his living room during an April 10 armed robbery investigation. Krause was arrested and released pending a complaint issuance.
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Stephen John Krause
Scottsdale
Ron Dean
George Nolan
Tempe
Krause
Nolan
Obituary Notice for Helen Tolby Gregory
Mrs Helen Tolby Gregory 77 of 7417 E Bonita Drive died Wednesday in Phoenix Medicenter. Services at 1 p m Saturday Greenwood Cemetery. Born Cedar Rapids Iowa she moved to Phoenix 48 years ago from Colorado. Survivors include daughters Louella Tolby and Lucille Tolby.
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Helen
Tolby Gregory
Greenwood Cemetery
Gregory
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Phoenix
Colorado
May 1 Deadlines for 1973 Property Taxes Due
PHOENIX Second half instalments on 1973 property taxes are due May 1. Robert Hansen deputy Maricopa County treasurer said payments must be in the office by 5 p.m. or postmarked by midnight to avoid a penalty. Burn fund totals rise to $137,892 with $109,705 distributed to victims and families. Garland will not seek re election citing failing eyesight.
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Phoenix
Robert Hansen
Maricopa County
Kingman
W. R. Fairall
Phoenix — State Corporation
Charles HH. Garland
Garland
Citizens Take the Initiative Convention Sets Ballot Picks
About 150 resolutions and 13 initiatives will be reviewed at the Citizens Take the Initiative convention at Celebrity Theatre on 32nd Street and Van Buren. The event runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with a $4 registration for any registered voter. Five of the 13 initiatives will be chosen for circulation on the November ballot.
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Celebrity Theatre
32Nd Street-and-Van-Buren
David Rich
Liddy contempt case survives dismissal bid in court
U.S. District Judge John H. Pratt denied G. Gordon Liddy’s bid to drop the contempt indictment and set May 10 for trial. Liddy faces two counts for refusing to testify before a House committee investigating CIA links to Watergate. He could receive up to a year and $1,000 per count if convicted. Special Prosecutor Jaworski obtained IRS records on Nixon’s tax return, with confirmation from tax official Arthur Blech.
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Washington
UPI
G. Gordon Liddy
Ellsberg
U.S
John H. Pratt
Liddy
Watergate
Peter W. Maroulis
House Armed Services Committee
Paradise Valley approves ninth elementary school plans
The Paradise Valley School Board authorized plans for a ninth elementary to serve 746 students opening in September. A $1.33 million contract is expected for Marstons Supply Co. Relocation will ease Campo Bello double sessions.
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Paradise Valley
29Th Street
Monte Cristo
Campo Bello
Richard Hanna
Marstons Supply Co. of
Phoenix
Shadow Mountain High School
Generator stolen from Patterson Development storage yard
A 6000 watt diesel generator valued at 1100 dollars was stolen from the Douglas P. Patterson Development Corp storage area at 8200 Gary Rd. Police received the report Thursday afternoon of the burglary dated April 12 to 14. The theft, likely by bolt cutter, involved a generator rented from S and C Rentals in Phoenix.
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Douglas P. Patterson Development Corp
Gary Rd
Patterson
S & C Rentals
Phoenix
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Tucson
James Walsh
Walsh
Civil Rights Division
The
U.S. Justice Department
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Mrs. Helen. Gregory
Ouella Tolby
Lucille ‘Tolby
Budget Beauty
Sahuaro Drive
Sundown Plaza
Scottsdale & Shea
Wash
CIA
Office of
Daniel Ellsterg
Leon Jaworski
Internal Revenue Service
Arthur Blech
Los Angeles
IRS
Jaworski
William Saxbe
Blech
Frank DeMarco Jr
North Scottsdale
28Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Supt. H. Ray Shipley
32Nd Street
Greenway Road
Meyer Hardware
Proudiove
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