Shultz blames consumer demand for meat shortage scare
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz says there is no meat shortage, only demand from shoppers. He warns cattle raisers delaying beef may suffer when the Sept. 12 price freeze lifts if supplies surge. Automakers eyed for price hike requests under Phase IV, possibly up to 150 dollars. Wheat futures hit records, and Hershey Foods cites cocoa and almond price jumps. Pork supplies rise 2 percent as beef declines. Ft. Ord Army mess halls will stop selling beef. Buffalo meat gains popularity in Lynwood markets.
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Ft. Ord
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City Forum to Hear Enemies List and Charter Debate
City officials will host a September forum at City Hall inviting Scottsdale residents and others who have clashed with the city. The event aims to discuss seven charter amendments approved in April and features billboard owners developers and others with disputes. Ben Montijo has 130 names and seeks 170 more for a 300-person panel. The meetings will inform future quarterly sessions and cover sign ordinances and city facilities costs for builders.
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City Hall
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Dick Mettler
Central Arizona Home Builders Association
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Ben Montijo
Montijo
Dale Carter
Four injured in three car crash at Scottsdale and McDonald
At 12 10 a m four people were treated and released after a three car collision at the intersection of Scottsdale Road and McDonald Drive. Jeffrey G Herman, 17, driver of one car, was cited for running a red light.
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Phoenix
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Sandra L. Villa
86Th St
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McDonald
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Ramon Villa
Indian School
68Th Street
Donald J. Miller
Scottsdale Memorial
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Ephraim W Carlson Obituary Moves From St. Paul to Arizona
Ephraim William Carlson 68 moved from St. Paul Minnesota ten years ago to Scottsdale died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He was a partner with brother Emil in an auto supply business for 32 years in St. Paul. Survived by son George M. of St. Paul and brothers Emil M. of Scottsdale and Andrew W. of St. Paul. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday at Arcadia Funeral Home with entombment at Sunland Mausoleum Sun City.
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St. Paul
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Red Ledge Drive
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Emil M
Scottsdale
Andrew W
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School
Sunland Mausoleum
Sun City
Funeral for Frank C. Steifel A longtime linotype operator
Services held for Frank C. Steifel 78 a linotype operator of 44 years at J C O Brian Printing Co in New York City He died at home 7549 E Culver He came to Arizona in 1960 survived by cousin Carl Romeo of Phoenix Burial planned at Green Acres Cemetery
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J.C. O'Brian Printing Co
New York City
E. Culver
Arizona
Carl Romeo
Phoenix
Green Acres Cemetery
Grand jury urged to reindict Cartwright in bookmaking case
Deputy County Attorney Jerry Stejskal plans to present David L. Cartwright, 24, to the Maricopa County Grand Jury again over a $5 million-a-year bookmaking operation. Four wagering counts were dismissed by Superior Court Judge Williby Case who ruled each charge should have covered a single violation.
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Maricopa County
Grand Jury
Jerry Stejskal
David L. Cartwright
Cartwright
Superior Court
Williby Case
Case
Nairn resigns as Prescott College chancellor
Dr. Ronald C. Nairn announces resignation as Prescott College chancellor to move to Scottsdale to work as a consultant and lecturer on Southeast Asia. He notes he promised to stay seven years after his 1965 appointment, but eight have passed and he aims to pursue important work.
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Ronald C. Nairn
Prescott College
Scottsdale
Southeast Asia
Nairn
Two Men Charged After Glendale Holding Incident
Maricopa County deputies report two men Wayne Settle 26 of Glendale and Gerald Smith 27 of Phoenix held a man at knifepoint forced him into a car near his Glendale home and tied him with spark plug wire. They also tied the man’s wife and caused injuries.
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Glendale
Wayne Settle
Gerald Smith
Maricopa County
Pilot Frank Larson Recovered From Roosevelt Lake Crash
Divers recovered the body of Tempe pilot Frank Larson, 45, Friday after his light plane sank in Roosevelt Lake following a crash Wednesday. Larson was found in the cockpit, head injury preventing escape from the sinking craft. His son Jeffery, 15, and companion Victor Miskiel, 38, escaped with aid from a water skier who witnessed the incident.
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Larson
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Victor Miskiel
Bevers Charged After Assault on Scottsdale Officer
A 19 year old Phoenix man Tommy G Bevers was booked into city jail after an incident at Jack-in-the Box on McDowell Road. Sgt Jerry Mix of the Scottsdale Police Department reported Bevers assaulted him in a patrol car and struggled over his nightstick. Two witnesses pulled Bevers from the vehicle and the officer was uninjured.
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City
Sgt
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Scottsdale
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Bevers
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