Bug Line ridership study weighs fare option and subsidies
Phoenix City Councilman Gary Klahr released a survey of nearly 100 Bug Line riders serving ASU. Eighty percent would ride with a fare. over 70 percent used cars to ASU before the line. Residents urged subsidies from ASU student government and Tempe and Phoenix cities.
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Phoenix
UPI
Gary Peter Klahr
Arizona State University
ASU
City of
City of Tempe
Barrow
Klahr
Corporation Commission
Robbers torture and kill three in Ogden record shop
Five people were tied up during a two hour rampage at a Hi Fi Shop in Ogden. Three died Jill Ainsley 18 Stanley Walker 20 and Mrs Byron Naisbett. A survivor Courtney Naisbett 16 was critically wounded. The two attackers fled in a pale van. Family members and shop employees were among the victims.
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Ogden
Utah
Jill Ainsley
Stanley O. Walker
Byron Naisbett
Orrin W. Walker
Courtney Naisbett
Walker
Beaton denounces interference with UPI during 23 day strike
Rod Beaton president of United Press International criticizes public officials union leaders and others who tried to block UPI news coverage during the 23 day strike ending April 10. He warns against erosion of Taft Hartley law and notes a forthcoming UPI Newspaper Advisory Board.
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New York
UPI
Rod Beaton
United Press International
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Beaton
Tax reduction unwise says liberal economist Galbraith
Economist John Kenneth Galbraith warned against cutting taxes amid heavy inflation at USC in Los Angeles He argued that political leaders like Senators Edward Kennedy and Walter Mondale misread the economy He urged a revised theory balancing large corporate planning with free market
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Kenneth Galbraith
Congress
Galbraith
USC
India
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Kennedy
Mondale
Pandas Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling Show G Rated Mating Hints
In Washington the giant pandas Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling have mated unsuccessfully after multiple attempts at the National Zoological Park. Officials say Ling-Ling is in heat but the window may be brief and note uncertainty about their wild behavior. The pair, gifts from China after Nixon's visit, remain among the few captive pandas worldwide.
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Washington
UPI
Hsing- Hsing
Ling-Ling
Hsing-Hsing
Billie Hamlet
National Zoological Park
Jogger Calorie Burn Rates Compared to Runners
A UPI report notes that a daily jogger burning about 100 calories may lose roughly 10 pounds per year, but JAMA says exercise alone cannot shed pounds. An Air Force Academy study finds a 170 pound man running 1.5 miles in eight minutes burns 175 calories, while the same man jogging 16 minutes burns 157. Either way, burning 3,500 calories per pound would require a long time.
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Chicago
UPI
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
Journal
Air Force Academy
School fashion show and arts events highlight Ingleside Kaibab programs
Ingleside School hosts a third annual Follow the Yellow Brick Road fashion show on Friday May 3 at 7 pm with hand fashioned ensembles by students and a Chorus from mixed grades performing songs from The Wizard of Oz Hello Dolly Oliver and Thoroughly Modern Millie under Barbara Cook. Kaibab School presents an Art Fair and Ice Cream Social May 4 at 7:30 pm with student art led by Arbutus Jose Hermann. The Arizona Civic Ballet performs Sleeping Beauty selections at Stagebrush Theater May 4 2 and 8 pm and May 5 2 pm under Ruth Sussman. A story hour at Phoenix Saguaro Branch Library features The Cat in the Hat January 10 30 am with Constance Burrus.
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Irma Winemiller
Ingleside School
Ingleside Partea
Sheila Ripps
Parten
Judy Wells
Gayle Harris
Phyliss Gendvilas
Barbara Rice
Stagebrush Theater
Phoenix Saguaro
Constance Burrus
Cat In the Hat
Dr. Seuss
Bartow Keeps Violin Craft Alive In Lansing
Clarence Nolan Bartow, 57, a Lansing violin maker, handcrafts violins from maple and fine woods in a cluttered rooming-house shop. He spent a month on each instrument and sold four or five last year at about 1000 dollars each, supplementing income with piano tuning and other stringed instruments. Bartow trained in Dearborn and Cremona, Italy, rejects claims of secret violin making, and says few people in the region pursue the craft. He laments factory production and notes he is arguably the last dedicated craftsman in the area.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
C. N. Bartow
Clarence Nolan Bartow
Bartow
O. Bartow
Edison Institute
Dearborn
Cremona
Italy
Anthony Stradivari
Stradivari
Tone
Browne Wins Reuben Award Best Cartoonist of the Year
New York UPI report states Dik Browne creator of Hi and Lois and Hagar the Horrible received the National Cartoonists Society Reuben Award for Best Cartoonist of the Year at the annual dinner in Plaza Hotel. Multiple category honors announced including humor strips and editorial cartoons.
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NEW_YORK
UPI
Dik Browne
Lois
Hagar the Horrible
National Cartoonists’ Society
NCS
Reuben
Plaza Hotel
Rube Goldberg
Mel Lazarus
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Dick Moores
Chicago
Tribune-New—York—News
George Lichty
Publishers- Hall
Bill Gallo
New York Daily News
Pat Oliphant
The
Denver Post
Frank, Fogarty
Sergio Aragones
Mad Magazine
Frank Springer
National Comic Books
George Wolf
Saturday Review
John Hart
Leviton-Hanson
Allan Jaffee
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Daily Progress
Tim Barrow
John Balfour
U.S
Atta
Poyson
Cook
Arizona’ Civic Ballet
Ruth Sussman
Marge Senior
Betty Cauthen
Phillip Whycoff
Ingleside
Kaibab
Chris Straka
Beth Hakes
TV5
Oscar
Stephen Boyd
Elke Sommer
A ‘ Republic Development Inc
Scottsdale
Hayden & Jackrabbit RD
Salas
Caquna Wna
Realty Executives
Las Vegas
Circus Circus
Riviera
Ladults
BankAmericard
St Mppel. & Gasino
Las Vegas BI
Nevada
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