Legal protest slows traffic on I 94 from Ann Arbor to Detroit
Stephen Long and five friends drove 50 miles on I 94 at the speed limit causing a 600 car backlog near Detroit. They protested motorists ignoring the limit with signs Stay Alive at 55 and Gas Shortage. police said the protest was legal as speed limit enforcement remains at 56.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Stephen Long
Detroit
Long
Robert Pifer
Ypsilanti State
Scottsdale weighs CAP water risk to 1985 plan
City council debated the northeast development plan and the risk of losing CAP water by 1985. Officials warned shortages could span decades without alternatives, while some urged conservation and a controlled growth plan to balance supply and demand. Public hearing set for September 7 with adoption possible September 21.
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Tom Ellis
Planning Department
Scottsdale
Arizona Canal
Heinz Hink
Northeast
Richard Campana
Herb Drinkwater
Coucil
Mary K. Keil
Smith
Stanley A. Eisner
Ross Smith
Billie Gentry
Gentry
Hink
Jeff Schubert
Northeast Plan
U S demands punishment of North Korean guards in Panmunjom
The United States urged North Korea to punish soldiers who killed two U S Army officers at Panmunjom last week. The UNC called for concrete action and proposed separating guards north and south of the line while studying North Korea’s plan to limit cross guard movement. The talks followed North Korea’s call for a formal split of security duties at the joint security area.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United States
North Korea
Pangunjom
United Nations Command
Mart P Fruddes
Joint Commission
North
South Korea
Han ‘Ikkyong
Frodden
UNC
U.S
Joint Security Area
Howe Given Suspended Jail In Second Solicitation Conviction
Rep Allan T Howe receives a suspended 30 day jail sentence and court costs after a second conviction for attempting to procure sexual favors from police decoys in Salt Lake City. Utah Democrats again urge him to drop re election bid as judge notes no provision for a fine in this case.
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Salt Lake City
Allan T. Howe
Utah
Howe
FBI arrests woman in San Jose harboring escaped prisoner
FBI agents raided a downtown San Jose apartment and arrested Pamela J. Bailey, 27, on charges of harboring a woman who escaped from prison 12 days earlier. Spokesman Tony Triplett said Bailey would be arraigned today in San Jose.
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San Jose
FBI
Susan Murphy
Charles Manson
Tony Triplett
Pamela J. Bailey
Ford names James Baker campaign chair in reshuffle
President Ford announced James Baker will be top campaign chairman replacing Rogers C.B. Morton who becomes head of a steering committee with duties to be announced. The decision was announced at a news conference outside Ford's rented vacation home in Vail Colorado.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
James Baker
Rogers C.B. Morton
Baker
Kansas City
France names Raymond Barre premier after Chirac resignation
President Valery Giscard d Estaing appointed Raymond Barre as prime minister to replace Jacques Chirac who quit in protest over the president's willingness to increase power. Barre, a financial expert and nonpartisan technician, has allies in Gaullist circles.
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Paris
Valery Giscard d
Dole Says Ford Opposes Blanket Vietnam Draft Pardon
Republican vice presidential nominee Robert Dole said the Ford administration opposes Carter’s blanket pardon plan for Vietnam War draft dodgers. He spoke at the American Legion convention where Carter urged amnesty for violators of Selective Service laws.
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Seattle
Robert Dole
Ford Administration
Jimmy Carter
Dole
Camve
Peared
American Legion
Carter
Costs and experience fuel Scottsdale school board debate
The Scottsdale school board debated whether hiring should favor pay level or candidate experience. Board member Usdane pressed for a list of teachers hired above entry level, citing costs and potential distributor bias in a track uniform bid. Superintendent Randall defended hiring within budget as best practice.
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Scottsdale
Robert Usdane
Usdane
Norman White
Paul Streich
William Randall
Broderick Manufacturing Co
Marston’s, Inc
Broderick and
Art
Marston's
Artcraft
Broderick
Kenneth Jones
Asdane
Donald Swanson
Antitrust suit targets school building bids in Arizona
Attorney General Bruce Babbitt files statewide antitrust case naming Marston's Inc and Speros Construction Co with top officers. The suit alleges bid specification schemes to curb competition on a 1.7 million Chaparral High School addition and seeks 50 000 damages per violation plus cease of practices.
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Phoenix
Bruce Babbitt
Marston’s Inc
Speros Construction’ Co
Kenneth Reed
Scottsdale
Speros
Chaparral High School
Speros Construction
Alpha One
Jack Kearney
Babbitt
Reed
Ned Norris
Marston's
Jack Norris
Robert Bannes
Danny J. Speros
Speros Construction,Co
Marston
Norris Brothers
Bonhes
Man pleads guilty to traffic shooting death in Arizona
Michael Oran Stovall, described as a transient, pleaded guilty in Maricopa County Superior Court to second degree murder in the death of Steven James Gray, a 22 year old Northern Arizona University student shot after a dispute near Scottsdale. The state seeks the maximum life sentence. sentencing hearings set for Sept. 22 with mitigation and testimony planned.
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Michael Oran- Stovall
Maricopa County
Steven James Gray
Stovall
Superior Court
A. Melvin McDonald
Ence Stovall
James Braden
Stanley Z. Goodfarth
Gray
Braden
Northern Arizona University
Kachina Village
Scottsdale
Coronado
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