Wheat farmers push for doubled price supports to 3 dollars
National Association of Wheat Growers chief Don Woodward urged President Ford to raise wheat price supports from 1.50 to 3.00 dollars per bushel, citing damage from export restraints and stockpile fears. The request, sent by telegram, comes as Ford tours Kansas amid debates over grain policy and Russia sales.
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Ford
Don Woodward
National Association of Wheat Growers
Wheat Belt
Russell
Kan
Mate
Robert Dole
Kansas
Ford Administration
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Poland
Agriculture Department
Tahoe Corp Reprimanded by Arizona Securities Commission
Tahoe Corp a Utah based firm with Arizona offices in Scottsdale received a cease and desist order from the Arizona Corporation Commission Securities Division for unregistered sale of working and fractional oil and mineral rights securities. The order cites use of dealer offered literature and public statements and blocks future violations while allowing normal business operations to continue. The commission noted the action serves to protect investors and offered Tahoe principals a public hearing.
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Tahoe Corp
Arizona
Scottsdale
Arizona Corporation Commission
The
Commission
Securities Division
Corporation Commission
Lou Bunch Day marks historic Central City tribute
In Central City Colorado citizens honor Lou Bunch the last madam of the 1890s boom era with a parade bed race and the Madams and Miners Ball. The tribute recalls her house on Gunnell Hill and the town’s former redlight district as part of Centennial Bicentennial observances.
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Judy Herb
Associated Press
Central City
Colo
Lou Bunch
Gunnell Hill
Louis Carter
Carter
Denver
Opera House
Educators' Leader Strittmatter Named NAPE Vice President
Philip Strittmatter, a 10 year Hohokam School teacher and Scottsdale Professional Educators president, was named vice president of the National Association of Professional Educators at the Huntsville Alabama convention last week. The group opposes compulsory unions and supports local control and free enterprise in education. Established in 1972.
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Philip Strittmatter
Hohokam School
The
National Association of Professional Educators
Strittmatter
Scottsdale
NAPE
Officials block access to fraud evidence in state prison
AP reports state prison officials halted interviews with Anthony Serra a convicted fraudster ready to reveal a hidden stash of land fraud records. Richard Frost of Albuquerque said Serra described a 1970 relocation near Florence tracing fraud to Phoenix Washington and the White House. Frost said Warden Cardwell canceled further interviews amid alleged political pressure.
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Richard Frost
Albuquerque
N.M
Arizona Land Corp
ALCO
Anthony Serra
Western World Investment Inc
Frost
Serra
Great Southwest Land & Cattle Co
Washington, D.C
White House
Florence
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
Ned Warren Sr
Berger
San Diego State University
Warren
Harold Cardwell
Finks
Cardwell
James Cornwall
Great Southwest Land Cattle Corp
John Moran
Moran
Arizona and national figures spar over crime and energy policy
Democratic County Attorney hopeful Gary Peter Klahr attacks his primary rival Charles Hyder over white collar crime links and backers. U S Senate candidates Sam Steiger and Wade Church push tough stances on Panama Canal threats and nuclear proliferation. Arizona Corporation Commission hopefuls discuss fuel costs and regulation at a forum in Phoenix hosted by Common Cause of Arizona.
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Charles Hyder
Klahr
Don Bolles
Max Dunlap
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America
Panama Canal
Sam Steiger
U.S
Senate
United States
Moscow
Havana
John Carney
Arizona Corporation Commission
Phoenix
Commission
Mount of Olives Lutheran Church
E. Thomas Rd
al Faron
L. Waldo de Witt
Jim Weeks
Lawrence W. Jerome
Common Cause of Arizona
Voter turnout seen above 50 percent in Arizona primary
Maricopa County Recorder Tom Freestone predicts a turnout above 50 percent for the September 7 primary, about 10 percent higher than 1974. He notes more than 4,000 absentee ballot requests and watches District 23 in southwest Phoenix after past irregularities raised complaints.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Tom Freestone
Freestone
Tax lien filed against Rodeway Inn Lake Havasu City
Mohave County places tax liens on the Rodeway Inn at Lake Havasu City for overdue property taxes totaling over 100000. County records show 1974 taxes amounting to 74637 and 1975 taxes of 40302. The hotel is also tied to a two year old mortgage foreclosure suit.
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Kingman
Mohave County
Lake Havasu City
Ex-county official free on bond in heroin case
Peter Martinez Brady, 39, former Maricopa County Public Defender investigator, is free on a $10,000 bond after a Thursday night arrest at his Phoenix home. He was arraigned Friday on conspiracy to distribute heroin possession with intent to distribute distributing heroin aiding and abetting and unlawful use of a communication facility.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Paper mill workers to return after union contract approved
Snowflake employees of Southwest Forest Industries set to resume work Monday after a six week strike. A company spokesman said two locals of the United Paperworkers International Union approved a new two year contract effective Monday.
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Southwest Forest Industries
United Paperworkers International Union
Three-Alarm Phoenix Fire Destroys Amfac Warehouse
A three alarm blaze gutted the Amfac Electric Supply Co. warehouse in northwest Phoenix late Friday night with damage estimated at 300000. Twenty Phoenix engine companies, reinforced by four Glen Dale units, fought the flames. about two thirds of the building was destroyed and three firefighters were injured.
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Phoenix
Glendale
Amfac Electric Supply Co
Defense seeks tapes of wiretaps in art case
Peter Licavoli Sr. seeks court access to FBI wiretap records he claims were used to indict him in an art theft case. Attorney Robert Hirsh argues for tapes from conversations at Grace Ranch near Tucson where paintings were seized, risking dismissal of the May 19 indictment if tapes are illegally obtained.
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FBI
Peter Licavoli Sr
Robert Hirsh
Detroit
James A. Walsh
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