Russia large MIRV tests match U S force
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said the Soviet Union has matched the United States in developing multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles. He noted Soviet tests on the SS18 and predicted deployments by early 1975, with warheads designed to carry at least six hydrogen bombs.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Pentagon
Gluehinders Spill Paint on Wisconsin Route 13
A rubber container fell from a truck near Unity Wisconsin spilling 37000 pounds of liquid glue onto Route 13. The incident blocked traffic while cleanup followed. Authorities investigated the cause of the spill and ensured safe roadside clearing.
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Unity
Wis
Upi
Wisconsin
Russians Near Test of MIRV Warheads for Several Missiles
Schlesinger notes Russians ready to test MIRV warheads for two more missiles possibly including a mobile ICBM. He says MIRV development is not surprising but finds it notable they possess them for many missiles simultaneously.
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Schlesinger
Bears spotted in Arizona campgrounds prompting caution
The National Forest Service warns bears have been seen in Apache Coconino and Coronado National Forest campgrounds. Do not feed bears and store food in closed containers. Discard scraps in campground receptacles. Fire danger varies by forest with several lightning fires reported on Tonto and Prescott.
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Phoenix
UPI
National Forest Service
Arizona
The
Forest Service
Coconino and
Coronado National
Coronado
Kaibab
Prescott
Sitgreaves
Tonto National Forest
Tonto
Liquor License Suspended For 15 Days At Wallbanger's
The State Liquor Department suspended Harvey Wallbanger's liquor license for 15 days starting Thursday after the owners failed to file a license transfer application when the bar was sold. The 6815 E. Fifth Ave. establishment, formerly Peter's Hofbrau House, was bought last year by Marsh Egherman and Terry Negley. An August transfer request was denied by the liquor superintendent and the liquor board. Wallbanger's is appealing the denial to Maricopa County Superior Court.
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Harvey Wallbanger’s
Fifth Ave
State Liquor Department
Peter
Negley
Wallbanger’s
Harold Moore
Liquor Board
Liquor Department
Wallbanger’s Now
Maricopa County
Gallery relocates Rogues G Gallery to Phoenix
The Rogues G Gallery, dealing in art by ex convicts, moves from North Scottsdale to Phoenix at 10th Street and Oak. Headed by ex convict Bery Berryman, the gallery plans a two week opening at the new site after redecorating. It will feature works from at least 12 ex convicts nationwide. Berryman, a 4½ year inmate at Arizona State Prison, learned welding used in the art.
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Rogues G
North Scottsdale
Phoenix
Bery Berryman
10Th Street
Oak
N. Scottsdale Rd
Phil McHanney
Berryman
Arizona State Prison
McCormick to Address Federal Retirees in Scottsdale
Jack McCormick former director of the Division of Consumer Protection will speak to the Scottsdale Chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employes at 2 p.m. Saturday in Eldorado Park Community Building. He will discuss retailers deceiving buyers by presenting deceptive sale prices and the going price. All senior citizens are invited, especially federal civil service retirees in the Valley.
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Jack McCormick
Division of Consumer Protection
Scottsdale
National Association of
Eldorado Park
N. Miller Rd
McCormick
Gary Nelson
NARFE
Cormick
Federal Civil Service
Paving closes Tatum Boulevard Phoenix street project
The City of Phoenix begins a dust reducing street improvement on a four mile Tatum Boulevard segment from Shea to Bell Road. Bentson Contracting Co. handles a 237000 dollar job to pave a 26 foot wide center strip and widen Shea at the Tatum intersection. Through traffic will be closed during construction with completion expected in February.
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Phoenix
Tatum
Shea Boulevard
Bell Road
Shea
Bentson Contracting Co
Mortgage rates jump delay hurts buyer in tight credit market
A buyer delaying a 35000 dollar single family home from June to August faces an extra 3600 dollars in interest costs as mortgage money tightens. The chief economist of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board cites a 1 billion dollarJuly August outflow, shrinking financing for tens of thousands of homes.
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United Press International
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Harris C. Friedman
Friedman
Buffalo
Albany
N.Y
Doria salvage ends after divers abandon $2 million hunt
A UPI report says divers quit the Andrea Doria recovery after a month and $250000 spent. They reached the purser office but found the wreck walls buckled and danger rising. CG divers DeLucchi Rodecker Hollis stay in the habitat named Mother as Narragansett returns to port.
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Fairhaven
Mass
UPI
Stockholm
Tim Kelley
Atlantic Ocean
Chris DeLucchi
Donald Rodecker
San Diego
Bob Hollis
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