Cigarette Tar and Nicotine Rankings Released by FTC
The FTC reports Carlton 70s and Carlton kingsize regular and menthol as lowest in tar and nicotine among 145 brands. Players regular size top tar, with Domino Bull Durham English Ovals Herbert Threyton Chesterfield Fatima high in nicotine and tar. Tests spanned August to October last year across 50 locations.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
National Cancer Institute
Institute
Carlton
Carlton Kingsize
King Sano Kingsize
Bull Durham
Hearing Set In Scottsdale Burglary Case
A 20 year old Phoenix man Joseph Dion McLeod and accomplice Roselyn Curtin were arrested for burglary at a Scottsdale hotel room at 5101 N Scottsdale Rd. McLeod faces one count of first degree burglary and bond was set at 2200 dollars. Victim identified as Ethel Orth of Kansas.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Phoenix
Holiday Inn
Yey
Joseph Dion McLeod
E. Whitton Ave
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
McLeod and Curtin
West
McLeod
Scottsdale Rd
Kansas
Ethel Orth
Swedish king drives Indy pace car at GM proving grounds
King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden tested a Buick pace car at GM proving grounds in Milford Michigan. Track supervisor Trevor Jones said the 29 year old monarch smiled as he reached speeds near 150 miles per hour in the turbocharged auto intended to pace the Indianapolis 500.
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Milford, Mich
Carl XVI Gustaf
Sweden
Trevor Jones
General Motors Proving Grounds
Government biologist touts CAP as eagle savior amid VerdeRiver dispute
In Phoenix, CAP opponent Audubon Society and Fish and Wildlife Service clash with Bureau of Reclamation over Orme Dam threats to bald eagle nests on the lower Verde River. Biologist Al Stumpf urges artificial nesting and habitat measures, fearing backlash if eagles are harmed or habitat cleared.
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Mike McCloy
Associated Press
Phoenix
America
Central Arizona
Orme Dam
Colorado River
Imperials
Verde River
Maricopa Audubon Society
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
al Stumpf
Audubon Society
Fish and Wildlife Service
Robert Wideman
Public Works Appropriations
Congress
Bureau of Reclamation
Orme
U.S. Interior
Thomas Kleppe
Lower
Jack Woody
Albuquerque
N.M
Stumpf
U.S. Forest Service
Ft. McDowell
Arizona
Desert Bighorn Sheep Society
U.s.forest Service
Salt River
Verde
Kiwanis Pit Barbecue Benefits Scottsdale Foundation
Kiwanis and the Old Town Merchants Association host a Saturday pit barbecue on Scottsdale Mall in Old Town from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is 8 for adults and 2 for children under 12 with proceeds benefitting the Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped. Entertainment includes the Porter House Boys Western Band Copper Statesmen Barbershop Chorus and Salt River Harmony Club. A sidewalk sale runs alongside the event and prize drawings for Mazatlan and San Diego trips are held at 5 p.m. patrons need not attend.
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Scottsdale Mall
Old Town
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Scottsdale Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club
Old Town Merchants Association
Porter House Boys
Copper Statesmen
Salt River
Harmony Club Quartet
FTC releases tar and nicotine ratings for 145 cigarette brands
Washington AP reports FTC ratings list tar and nicotine levels for 145 filter cigarette brands in order of tar value, with nicotine as a secondary figure. Brands include Pall Mall, Marlboro, Winston, Newport, Kent, Parliament, Doral, Benson & Hedges, Raleigh, L&M, Camel, Old Gold, and many others with varying tar around 2 to 31 mg and nicotine around 0.2 to 3.6 mg.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Benson & Hedges
Pall Mall
Raleigh
Miyako King
Raleigh King
Kent King
Virginia Slims
Philip Morris International
Silva Thins
Zack King
Newport King
Parliament
L&m King
Marlboro King
Belair
Max
Marlboro
Saratoga
St. Moritz
Ae Pitz Fognimn
Lark King
Eve
Winston
Kent
Sane
Winston King
Capri
Salem
Eye
Salem King
Montclair
Chesterfield
Oasis King
LEM
Taveyton
L&m
Philip Morris
L.T. Brown
Camel
Dawn
Pigdmont
Mapleton
Fatima
Herbert Tareyton
Bull Durham
New law aids archeologists in Arizona finds
Arizona archaeologists credit a 1969 law with expanding knowledge of thousands of historic remnants. About 4 000 sites have been uncovered, including Las Colinas near Phoenix. Experts cite improved land inventories and new definitions of site significance as the law reshapes preservation work.
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Tucson
Arizona
Federal
Federal Fonda
Las Colinas
Phoenix
Arizona State Museum
Department of Transportation
Richard G. Vivian
The
State Museum
Vivian
Hermann K. Bleibtreu
Museum of Northern Arizona
Bleibtreu
County freezes job reclassifications and promotions
County Manager Charles W. Miller orders a hold on all job reclassifications and reallocations until Sept. 1 and requires written approval for proposed promotions. The directive aims to streamline budget hearings and help arrive at a tentative budget promptly as departments submit annual proposals and public hearings begin Tuesday.
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Charles W. Miller
Miller
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Carltons
Bob Johnstone
Brand
Cap
Bald Eagle
Reclamation Bureau
Kiwanis
Mazatlan
Mex
San Diego
ED Moses
Scottsdale
Chrysler
Plymouth
Jerry van Gundy
Scottsdale Road
Thomas & Osborn
Moses
Play Kool-Fm
Kool-Fm
Sunburst Hotel
Scottsdale Associated Merchants