Senate Session Blocks Campaign Reform Filibuster
The Senate adjourned after a brief motion to end James B. Allen's filibuster against sending the campaign reform amendment to a conference committee. Mansfield's adjournment vote passed 34 to 28 as a second cloture bid was filed to guarantee a Sunday vote. The delay arises while the debt limit bill proceeds and Allen vows to retry daily.
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UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
James B. Allen
Dala
Allen
House
Mansfield
Arizona News Round-Up by Unitedness International
A compact digest from Unitedness International presents multiple brief items across Arizona. It highlights politics, weather outlook, local business updates, and community notices sourced from regional reports.
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Arizona News
Demotion deemed illegal in Mangum case
Phoenix attorney Richard Hertzberg called the demotion and salary cut of Chief City Magistrate Eugene K. Mangum unconstitutional. City Attorney Joe Purcell declined to comment on the assertion. APS to raise bills. average residential rise $1.11 monthly due to higher fuel and generation costs. Gov Williams to cut travel to conserve fuel. may cancel trips but will visit with residents, aiming to meet energy shortage concerns in New Orleans with the Interstate Oil Compact Commission.
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Phoenix
Eugene K. Mangum
Richard Hertzberg
Executive Branch
Joe Purcell
Hertzberg
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Keith L. Turley
Jack Williams
New Orleans
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Charges Dismissed Against Superior Court Commissioner
Justice of the Peace J C Burton dismissed aggravated assault charges against Superior Court Commissioner Nancy Skemp after a three hour preliminary hearing. Skemp, 50, was arrested November 1 in front of her home as police allege she and several youths tried to interfere with the arrest of two juveniles on marijuana suspicions.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Nancy Skemp
Justice of the Peace
J.C. Burton
Burton
SBA probe links Nixon aides to California SBA crimes
Senate Banking subcommittee led by Ser. Alan Cranston investigates possible criminal activity by White House aides and Nixon campaign figures related to the Small Business Administration in California. House and Senate panels probe extortion of California small businesses for 1972 contributions and possible interference in SBA contracts.
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Washington
UPI
Alan Cranston
Senate Banking Subcommittee
White House
Small Business Administration
California
California Democrat
Senate Watergate Committee
House
Small Business Subcommittee
SBA
Cranston
Nixon
Office of
Minority Business Enterprise
OMBE
Skylab 3 crews hear mysterious clunking on ferry ship
Skylab 3 astronauts report a strange clunking noise and vibrations on the Apollo ferry tied to the Skylab. Gerald Carr first perceived the sound during cleanup. Gibson and Pogue did not notice it. Controllers admit no plausible explanation and monitor for further clues. The event ceased after about 30 minutes and did not affect a recent Earth resources pass.
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Houston
UPI
Mission Control
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Philip Shaffer
Shaffer
Carr
Tye
Earth Resources
United States
South America
Pioneer 10 roams Jupiter for helium measurement
The Pioneer 10 spacecraft conducted ultraviolet measurements of Jupiter's atmosphere to detect helium and determine the helium to hydrogen ratio crucial for future missions. The probe sped up under Jovian gravity to 27,700 mph as it nears the planet, with instruments functioning but facing intense radiation in the coming days.
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Mountain View
Calif
UPI
Jupiter
Pioneer 10
Pioneer
Senate approves Social Security hike with work bonus plan
The Senate passed a bill to raise Social Security payments by 11 percent and grant a work bonus up to 400 yearly for low income workers. It would raise payroll taxes in 1974 and expand Medicare to cover most chronic elderly drug costs, affecting about 30 million beneficiaries.
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Washington
Senate
Rings Stolen in Wellington Jewels Burglary
A burglary at Wellington Jewels on Fifth Ave late Friday night saw 12,000 to 14,000 dollars worth of imitation diamond and emerald rings stolen from a display case after a glass window was smashed. Police also investigate a separate $4,000 cash theft from Wilda Seward’s Scottsdale apartment.
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Wellington
Fifth Ave
Scottsdale
Wilda Seward
78Th St
Steiger Calls for Oil Relaxation Over Emission Rules
Rep. San Steiger of Arizona urged easing price controls on oil products to relieve the energy crisis and spur new supplies. He criticized current federal efforts as band aids and said pollution controls on cars are unnecessary in areas without pollution problems.
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Steiger
Suspect Held in 1970 Phoenix Slaying Linked to $300 Contract
Vincent Gates 42 a Indiana salesman was held in Phoenix as a murder suspect in the 1970 killing of Fred Beggs 51 founder of House of Kitchens. Gates was arrested in Elkhart Indiana on public drunkenness charges and returned to Phoenix. Police say Beggs was shot in the head near Scottsdale and that the case may have involved a contract for 300 dollars.
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UPI
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Indiana
Gates
Elkhart
Ind
Fred Beggs
Beggs
The
House of Kitchens
Scottsdale
Handicapped Center Meeting Aims to Aid Users
Interested residents are invited to a 3 p.m. Sunday meeting of the Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped at the Jaycee Clubhouse on Hinton Avenue north of Osborn Road. Don Hinkel of the Perry Institute will discuss how potential users of the Scottsdale Work Center for the Handicapped can be interviewed after the new year. The group has been granted clubhouse use as a workshop.
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Hinton Avenue
Osborn Road
Don Hinkel
Perry Institute
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Organization
Don Chambers
Don
Scottsdale Youth Services
SYS
East Thomas Road
N. Hinton
Chambers
Chambers Moving and
Obituary for Murray S. Dippel Valley executive dies at 50
Murray S. Dippel 50, general manager of National Industries for three years, died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A native of Haworth New Jersey he came to the Valley in 1962 and worked as a building contractor for Contemporary Designs of Arizona for eight years. Survived by wife Joy three daughters Karen Keller Pat Williams Christine Walker and three sons Steve William and Clay. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Green Acres Mortuary. Private services and burial at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Murray S. Dippel
National Industries
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dippel
Praying Monk
Haworth
N.J
Arizona
Paddock Pools
Forum Development
Joy
Karen Keller
Pat Williams
Tempe
Christine Walker
Final happiness dose given by Jack Earie
John V. McCarthy died at Memorial Hospital two weeks after learning of his terminal brain cancer. His widow June asked for a story that would honor his life without revealing his illness, while Douglas, his son, took up mail delivery to replace his father who served 25 years.
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John V. McCarthy
Memorial Hospital
John
June
Douglas
Scottsdale
Ron Asay
Cutter Aviation
Asay
Mike Robbins
Miller
Camelback Roads
Winslow
Robbin
Kitty
The
Hopital
Robbins
Mike
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