Pakistan Recognizes Bangladesh Government After Coup
Pakistan quickly recognizes the Islamic Republic of Bangladesh led by President Khondaker Mushtaque Ahmed after Mujibur Rahman’s assassination. Radio Bangladesh reports curfew changes and says essential services will run 24 hours, while India and the United States offer cautious responses.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Islamabad
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Islamic Republic of Bangladesh
Radio
Mujibur Rahman
Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed
Mujibur
Radio Bangladesh
Ahmed
Shiek Mujib
Arizona unemployment drops in July signaling upturn
Arizona's unemployment fell by 3500 in July from a June total of 102300, DES reports. DES Director John Huerta calls the decline an indicator of an improving economy and suggests the bottom may be behind the state. Jerome to receive 5000 for water line repairs funded by State Health Department money after the legality issue is resolved.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Economic Security
DES
John Huerta
Jerome
Raul Castro
State Health Department
Castro
Health Department
Campaign finance law faces swift Supreme Court appeal
Challengers to the new campaign finance law plan a quick Supreme Court appeal after the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld key provisions. Former Sen. Eugene McCarthy and Sen. James Buckley argue money and speech are inseparable, and that the law favors incumbents. The court defended public financing and the FEC, while noting money’s corrosive influence on democracy.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
U.S. Court of Appeals
McCarthy
James L. Buckley
R-Con.n.y
Buckley
Congress
Federal Election Commission
Appeals Court
John Gardner
Common Cause
Gardner
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
House
Two Phoenix men arrested in Brooks Cadillac burglary
Police arrested James Ray Hunter and Kenneth Davis after a suspected burglary at Brooks Cadillac on Scottsdale Road. Investigators found wire cutters and cut barbed wire in the yard and located a 1973 Cadillac linked to Coulter Leasing Co. The men, both 18, face burglary and related counts, with Davis previously released on own recognizance in August.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Brooks Cadillac
Scottsdale Rd
James Ray Hunter
Kenneth Davis
Davis
Doug Kimberlin
Brooks
Kimberlin
Hunter
Bruce Christianson
Coulter Leasing Co
Camelback Rd
Stolen Lobster Tails Reported From Local Market
About 75 Australian rock lobster tails valued at $450 were stolen Friday afternoon from Carl's Meats and Seafoods on East Thomas Road. Three men broke into a rear walk in cooler, grabbed three cases, then fled to the west side of Royal Fork Buffet Restaurant, throwing the cases into a back seat.
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Carl's Meats and Seafoods
E. Thomas
Royal Fork Buffet
Car wash to aid MD telethon by Job's Daughters in Scottsdale
The International Order of Job's Daughters Bethal No 20 of Scottsdale hosts a car wash from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at Kennies Union 76 on Indian School Road. Proceeds benefit the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. Entry is $1 with vacuuming 50 cents extra.
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International Order of Job’s Daughters
Bethal No. 20
Scottsdale
Kennies Union
Indian School Road
Jerry Lewis
Scottsdale High School bookstore opening delayed to Wednesday
The Scottsdale High School bookstore will open at 8 a.m. Wednesday instead of Monday due to a delayed electrical meter hookup. Officials expect the meter to be connected by Wednesday.
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Scottsdale High School
James Earl Ray Released to General Prison Population
James Earl Ray, jailed for the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., was moved from the maximum security wing to the general prison population by order of the acting warden, following a recommendation from the prison board of review.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert V. Morford
Ray
Board of Review
Ford aides foresee about three cent gas rise
In Vail Colorado energy chief Frank Zarb and economic adviser Alan Greenspan warned that lifting price controls and a two dollar per barrel import tariff would raise gasoline prices by roughly three cents per gallon. They said no immediate spike would occur, with the rise spreading over one to nine months if the veto stands.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Congress
Frank G. Zarb
Alan Greenspan
Zarb
Flood insurance meetings slated in Phoenix next week
The Arizona State Land Department will hold a sequence of public meetings on National Flood Insurance and Flood Plain Management. The initial session starts 1 p.m. Monday in Phoenix City Hall with officials from Washington D C San Francisco and Philadelphia joining. A Tuesday tour of problem flood plain areas precedes a 1 p.m. consultation with federal and state administrators.
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Arizona State Lane Department
Phoenix City Hall
W. Washington
Washington D.C
San Francisco
Philadelphia
State Land Department
Papagos Move to Bring Electricity to Desert Villages
Papago tribal leaders plan to buy the Trico Electric Cooperative holdings to supply 2.8 million acres of settlements across the reservation. Training crews and building 50 miles of lines are planned with first lights possible next year in several villages, though full electrification will take years.
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Trico Electric Cooperative
Jerrel Huey
Sells
Bloodmobile to visit Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A mobile unit will operate at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital at 8435 E. McDowell Rd. from 8 a.m. to noon Monday inviting donors to give blood.
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Blood Services
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. McDowell Rd
Frances Kathleen Kelly 82 obituary
Frances Kathleen Kelly 82 died Wednesday at St. Josephs Hospital in Phoenix. Services set 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Arcadia Funeral Home and a 9 a.m. Monday funeral mass at St. Therapias Church. She moved from Rochester New York to Phoenix in 1945 and worked as an assistant librarian at Williams AFB until retirement in 1958. Survivors include a sister in law two nieces and a nephew. Friends may call Sunday at the mortuary.
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Frances Kathleen Kelly
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School Rd
St. Theresa’s Church
E. Thomas Rd
Miss Kelly
E. McDowell
St. Joseph's
Phoenix
Rochester
N.Y
Williams Afb
Peplow Named Acting Manager of ASU Student Publications
Edward Peplow Jr a 61 year old Arizona freelance journalist and photographer has been named acting manager of ASU student publications. He was hired by the ASU Board of Student Publications and will serve until February 13 1976. He will report directly to the 10 member board and advise editors of student outlets.
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Tempe
Edward Peplow Jr
Arizona
Arizona State University
Peplow
E. Vista Drive
ASU
State Insurance Dept to Send 90 300 in Check to Policy Holders
Phoenix State Insurance Director Millard Humphrey said the department will mail 90 300 in checks to more than 2 100 policy holders of the defunct Combined Equity Insurance Co of Phoenix. Policy holders will receive six cents on every dollar invested as the company remains in receivership since last September.
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Phoenix
Millard Humphrey
Combined Equity Insurance Co
Humphrey
Combined Equity
Phoenix man surrenders after bank bomb hoax
Steven S Rideau 23 of Phoenix admitted after making off with 4800 dollars in a bomb hoax at a Phoenix bank. A patrolman spotted the getaway car in an apartment parking lot as Rideau and his wife Linda left. Rideau called police and surrendered at a nearby telephone booth.
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Phoenix
Steven S. Rideau
Rideau
Linda
Utah man to face arraignment over stolen helicopter in Phoenix
Alex Joseph, 39, of Glen Canyon City Utah, is scheduled for an Aug 29 arraignment in Maricopa County Superior Court on charges of possessing a stolen helicopter. A preliminary hearing by Justice of the Peace John Snare found sufficient cause for the case to proceed.
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Phoenix
Utah
Alex Joseph
Glen Canyon City
Maricopa County
Justice of the Peace
John Snare
Public tour for hospital expansion unit scheduled
Area residents may tour the first completed unit of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital's $13 745 expansion program during open houses next week. Guided tours run 2 5 p m Monday and Tuesday and 5 9 p m Wednesday of the 57 426 square foot building with eight radiology and eight surgery suites plus a pathology lab x ray nuclear medicine and new pharmacy print shop purchasing and storerooms.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Guirey, Srnka
Arnold & Sprinkle
Kitchell Contractors, Inc
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