Congress races to pass money bills before Christmas recess
The Senate and House rush action on remaining appropriation bills to avoid a special session after Christmas. Nixon threatened to call Congress back if bills are not on his desk, with fiscal year starting July 1 and emergency spending continuing at last year rates. Senate leaders expect final votes between Christmas and New Year if possible.
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New York Stock Market At 2 P.M. Quotations
The New York stock market at 2 p.m. showed price quotations across key indices and listed shares. Traders watched notable movements in blue chips and industrials as volumes remained steady and analysts cited mixed earnings signals.
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Youth Hurt In Cycle Car Crash At Miller Road
Charles Gunn a 15 year old rider of 7660 East Van Buren was injured in a motorcycle car collision at Miller Road and Osborn Street at 11 35 a m Thursday He was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Barbara Watson 30 of 8420 East Lewis Avenue driving the auto was cited for failure to yield the right of way Terry Wilson 14 of 7602 East Avalon escaped injury in the crash
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Flagstaff man elected to board of Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Joseph C Hickerson of Flagstaff has been elected to the governing board of Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Hickerson, a Texas A&M graduate, is co owner of Hickerson Farms with holdings in Arizona Missouri and Texas. He serves as a district conservationist for the U S Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service.
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Temple Solel Hosts Hanukkah Eve Service Tonight
Temple Solel holds a special family Hanukkah service at 7:30 p.m. to mark the first day of Hanukkah. Temple Har Zion will also observe the start of the eight day festival. The holiday, also called The Feast of Dedication, recalls the Maccabean victory and rededication of Jerusalem’s temple.
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Robbery Suspect Surrenders as Additional Arrest Made
A suspect in an armed robbery turned himself in at 1:20 a.m. Thursday at the Scottsdale police station. David Ellston, 20, of 6500 North 66th Place, is linked to the Oct. 30 holdup of Albert Scaramuzzo in Scottsdale. Earlier, City Jail trustee William Hendrix, 25, who was serving a vagrancy sentence, fled Thursday night but was captured by Mesa police early today.
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Break-ins Across City Net Rifles Cash and Goods
Police report three burglaries yielding three rifles a wristwatch a bed spread and $1 900 in cash and valuables. Loot included a Trail bike 153 at Don's Sport Shop and a cash box with 160 at Scottsdale Girls Club with no forced entry. Burglaries occurred at Leonard J Piracci residence 8602 E Orange Blossom Lane Rose Lane 8250 E and Don's Sport Shop on McDowell Road.
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Temperature readings show pollution levels worldwide
International air pollution readings report hourly average carbon monoxide at six p.m. and midnight, with measurements expressed in parts per million.
Progress women editor wins national and state awards
Mary Bach, progress women's editor, receives Arizona Newspaper Association first place for a three part Family Service of Phoenix series. The work also earns national commendation from Family Service of America in Chicago. William Baker notes Phoenix office national citation. presentation to The Progress set for next Tuesday at 1530 E Flower St Phoenix.
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Obituary: Thomas Burton 59 Scottsdale Resident
Thomas Burton 59 of Scottsdale died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Services Saturday at 10 am at Green Acres Mortuary conducted by Masonic and Elks Lodges. Born in Belfast, Ireland, he came to Arizona in 1946 from Little Falls New Jersey and moved to Scottsdale a year later. Burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Survivors include his wife Anna and sister Jane Neeson.
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Death notice for David A Pesavento Pesavento
David A Pesavento 74 died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Mass Saturday 9 AM Our Lady of Perpetual Help Interment Remains Removille Ill He lived at 4213 N 68th St born Lockport IL wintered here six years World War I veteran Purple Heart Illinois state police eight years Lockport town clerk 12 years Survived by wife Loretta two sons David D and Raymond J Joliet Ill daughter Mrs Charles Giacinto Streator Ill a brother and three sisters six grandchildren one great grandchild Friends may call Messinger Mortuary 7 to 9 PM tonight Contributions suggested to American Disabled Veterans.
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Lapin loses round to keep FNMA job
UPI reports Raymond H. Lapin lost the first round of his bid to stay as FNMA president. Judge McGuire denied a court order keeping him in office during his lawsuit against President Nixon Housing Secretary Romney and eight FNMA directors.
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Calley questioned by Peers panel on Song My killings
First Lt. William L. Calley Jr. was summoned to the Pentagon for questioning by the Peers investigation board over the Song My massacre. The panel probes potential whitewash of the Army's original inquiry as Calley faces a future court martial for premeditated murder of 109 civilians. Capt. Ernest A. Medina, Calley’s superior, denies ordering mass slayings while acknowledging he ordered destruction of My Lai 4 under higher authority.
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Unemployment Falls Sharply in November to 10-Year Low
Government data show November unemployment dropping half a point to 3.4 percent, the steepest monthly decline since 1959. Total jobless at 2.7 million, with teens and young adults driving much of the drop. rates also eased for white and Negro workers.
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Camp Fire Leaders Plan Meetings for Camelback District
A Progress story states the Camelback District of Camp Fire Girls will hold special meetings this month for group leaders assistants and sponsors. The headline claimed the sessions were planned by the Girl Scouts and the story notes the report was correct.
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