Moderates gain ground as Portugal riots flare across north
In northern Portugal crowds support moderate opponents of Premier Vasco Goncalves amid street clashes that wounded over a dozen. A hospital clarified no fatality from early reports. In Lisbon Gen Duarte Pinto Soares resigned from the Revolutionary Council, signaling support for the moderates and widening the rift within the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Viseu
Military Academy
Goncalves
Revolutionary Council
Duarte Pinto Soares
Phoenix JP faces walkouts as sentences fail to hold
In South Phoenix, Justice of the Peace Ron Johnson, 31, struggles after two defendants fled post sentence. Isidoro Baca, 24, vanished after a six month jail term for a peace bond violation, while Clemmie L. Timmons, 24, walked out minutes after sentencing for child support. Johnson, lacking a bailiff, often must act as custodian and faced delays waiting for deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Robert Pastor
Johnson
Isidoro Baca
Maricopa
Baca
Large
Timmons
Souvenir Jaws Draw Crowds After Jaws Boom
In Wilmington California Ralph Ferguson's marine supply warehouse sells authentic shark jaws as fast as the film Jaws spurred demand. Orders flood in from amusement parks like Sea World Busch Gardens Universal Studios and retailers across the country. Original stock of 15 000 jaws shrinks to 5 000 as buyers snap up two foot and six inch jaws priced at 50 cents wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Calif
Ralph Ferguson
Ferguson
Los Angeles Harbor
Sea World
California
Ohio
Florida
Busch Gardens
Universal Studios
Dee Dee Stone
Ferguson’s
Ingleside PTA Names 1975 76 Officers and Board Members
Lois and Lin Barnes chair Ingleside Kaibab panel with a broad lineup of committee chairs and board members for the 1975 76 school year. The first meeting is set for August 20 in the Ingleside School library at 7 30 p.m. Registration for new students begins after August 11 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Lin Barnes
Ingleside Pta
Barnes
Mary Lynn
Robert Springborn
Glenda
Gale Hakes
LaDawn Schubach
Barbara
Herb Rice
Larry Augustine
Fritz Johnson
Theresa Hickerwell
Diana
Jack Green
Julius Gendvillas
Lewis Terry
Ways and Means
Russ Bloyer
Doug Wells
Aslo
Sharyn McCaslin
Susie Herr
Willa Laderman
George LeSatz
Jean Tom
Irma Winemiller
Ritchie Julien
Janet Koltz
Char Wheeler
Evelyn Corbin
Elaine
Ed Hash
Bake Sale
Marilyn DeBrosse
Maxine Warren
Book Sale
Joanne Buener
Mary and
Paul Kehle
Scottsdale Council
PTA
Gayle Harris
Ingleside School
Ron Goldby
Goldby
Helen
Doris Stricklin
Ingleside
Leonart Polk
Births at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Report
Michael R. Woodall and Elizabeth A. Woodall of Phoenix welcome a girl born July 20 at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Robert Foo and Maria C. Foo of Phoenix welcome a boy born July 21. Gary L. Moser and Linda J. Moser of Phoenix welcome a girl born July 21. Theo A. Bullard and Mary E. Bullard of Phoenix welcome a boy born July 23. William R. Kuehl and Joanne Kuehl of Phoenix welcome a girl born July 23. Donald L. Ziemba and Linda J. Ziemba of Phoenix welcome a girl born July 2. Stephen F. Bush and Joy E. Bush of Phoenix welcome a girl born July 27. Charles D. White and Janet L. White of Phoenix welcome a girl born July 28. Neil M. Salmi and Karen S. Salmi of Phoenix welcome a girl born July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Woodall
Michael R
Elizabeth A
N. 40Th St
Phoenix
Foo
Robert
Maria C
E. Mariposa Drive
Moser
Gary L
Linda J
E. Pinchot St
Bullard
Theo A
Mary E
E. Garfield St
Kuehl
William R
Joanne K
85Th St
Ziemba
Donald L
Portland St
Bush
Stephen F
Joy E
Sunnyvale Drive
White
Charles D
Janet L
E. Calle del Media
Salmi
Neil M
Karen S
E. Vernon Ave
Steiger shoots mules in Chino Valley sparking charge talk
Arizona Representative Sam Steiger said he shot two burros after they charged him while investigating roaming animals in Chino Valley. A livestock inspector said Steiger may face charges and a county attorney planned to meet with the livestock board to review the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiger
Ross Perner
Yavapai
Charles Preimsberg
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Perner
Stan Tanner
Chino Valley
Prescott
ABA debates decriminalizing prostitution in 49 states
American Bar Association deliberates a proposal to repeal criminal sanctions on private commercial sexual conduct. The plan, revised to allow licensing and enforcement gaps, argues a double standard hurts women while sparing male clients, with Nevada already allowing local legalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Supreme Court
Henry A. Kissinger
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
ABA
Margot St. James
San Francisco
Star
Criminal Justice
Ohio
Jack G. Day
Cleveland
Nevada
Indiana
Louisiana
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Peron reshuffles cabinet amid Argentine crisis
President Isabel Peron sworn in a new eight member cabinet as economic woes, high inflation at 177.3 percent, unemployment rising, and peso devaluations mount. Col Vicente Damasco becomes interior minister while Angel Robledo is named foreign minister and others take education culture, labor, and social welfare posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Interior
Peronist Movement
Jose Lopez Rega
Juan D. Peron
Charles Agnew Lockwood
Angel F. Robledo
Brazil
Pedro Jose Arrighi
Carlos Federico Ruckau
Western Dance for Muscular Dystrophy at Cattlemen's Steakhouse
A western dance to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association runs 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday at 4150 E Main St Mesa. Tickets cost $2 and are sold by Tri-City Jaycees or at the Steakhouse. Entertainers include Wayne Paden and the Cherokee Uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lewis
Musular
Tri-City
Jaycees
Wayne Paden
Attorney Lands Plane Inside Arizona Prison by Mistake
Chandler attorney Wayne Lewis landed a small private plane inside Florence’s Arizona State Prison by misreading the airstrip. Guards alerted, inmates nearby, warden says the plane will stay until dismantled. Lewis freed after explanation, FAA possible charges discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Arizona State Prison
Chandler
Wayne Lewis
Lewis
Harold Cardwell
Cardwell
FAA
Manson Appeals for Freedom but Sees Little Chance
In an interview from San Quentin Charles Manson now 40 says he has little hope of ever being released and that getting out is far away. He describes trouble getting along with other inmates but denies being a threat while noting his first post conviction interview aired on KTVU with Stan Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Charles Manson
Manson
San Quentin Prison
Los Angeles
KTVU
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Fafe
Pinto Soares
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Baliff
Sheriff's Department
Recreations Department
John Calvin
Eldon Drapery Cleaners
E. Belleview
Penner
Tanner
Gene van Horn
Arizona
van Horn
U.S. 89
Peron
Lopez Rega
Alberto Juan Vignes
Col
Vicente Damasco
Western Dance Slate
Douglas Home Service
Pilot
Sharon Tate
Stan Atkinson
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