Picketing Delays Coal Miners Return After Strike
United Press International reports that construction workers from the United Mine Workers staged pickets, idling thousands of coal miners returning from a three year wage contract talks. Miners refuse to cross lines affecting mines across Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Illinois Indiana and Virginia. A separate contract dispute with construction crews halted progress in Washington.
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United Press International
United Mine Workers
Washington
UMW
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Virginia
District 29
Arnold Miller
Geologist Says Oil Likely Off Atlantic Shelf
Dr. W E McKelvey director of the U S Geological Survey tells the Interstate Oil Compact Commission that substantial oil and gas are believed to lie on the Atlantic outer continental shelf but accurate estimates remain impossible due to insufficient data despite recent geophysical and geologic discoveries.
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Phoenix
W.E. McKelvey
U.S. Geological Survey
Atlantic
McKelvey
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Arizona education leaders back public employee bargaining bill
Phoenix reports that the Arizona Education Association executive secretary Dix Price told about 400 delegates the public employee collective bargaining bill is the top priority for the 1975 session starting next month. A separate Maricopa County grand jury probe may involve land promoter Ned Warren Sr. and former county investigator George Brooks over alleged attempts to influence Brooks.
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Phoenix
Arizona Education Association
Dix W. Price
Association
Ned Warren Sr
Maricopa County
Warren
George Brooks
Brooks
Prison escapee Tyger to surrender as court approves return
Arkansas prisoner Alvin Tyger will voluntarily return to Arkansas after Superior Court Judge Joe Jacobson signed an order permitting departure from Arizona. The move allows Tyger to report to Arkansas officials as required by state authorities.
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Tucson
Arkansas
Alvin Tyger
Tyger
John Aboud Sr
Superior Court
Joe Jacobson
Arizona
State of
Brothers Arrested After Fatal Barroom Shooting
Police detained Richard Vega Rodriguez 34 and his brother Frank 30 of Phoenix after a barroom brawl at Bridge Tavern in South Phoenix. Fernando Gano 29 died at Memorial Hospital from a chest wound. Joaquin Martinez Jr. 27 remained in critical condition. Rumaldo Perez 26 was treated and released. Detectives Gaillard and Marks nabbed the suspects at the older brother’s home hours after the incident.
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Phoenix
Richard Vega Rodriguez
Frank
Ron Gaillard
Tony Marks
Bridge Tavern
South
Fernando A. Gano
Memorial Hospital
Joaquin M. Martinez Jr
Rumaldo Perez
Obituary for Meta L. Jones of Scottsdale
Meta L. Jones an Arizonan for 25 years died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. 81 born in Kansas resided at 2419 North 68th Way. Survived by brother Clifford Lassman Milwaukee Wis sister stta Ford Edgerton Minn niece Lucille Larson Scottsdale and another niece and nephew out of state. Services and interment planned in Whitefish Bay Wis. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Meta L. Jones
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Miss Jones
Kansas
Clifford Lassman
Milwaukee
Wisc
Fannin proposes federal aid to start Arizona Medicaid program
Senator Paul Fannin introduces a bill to provide federal funds to help Arizona launch Medicaid on October 1 1975. He says administrative costs could be funded three months before service delivery and notes Arizona could need at least 500000 dollars in federal support to cover start up and planning for an estimated 260000 indigent residents.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Arizona
Fannin
Playboy Hefner tied to federal drug probe at mansions
Federal grand jury probes alleged cocaine barbiturates and marijuana use at Chicago and Beverly Hills Playboy mansions. Subpoenas issued to at least 10 current and former employees including Hefner aides. Hefner named as prime target. investigation stems from Arnstein case and testing parties.
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Chicago
UPI
Playboy Enterprises
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Hefner
Beverly Hills
Calif
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Sun-Times
Drug Enforcement Administration
Playboy Mansions
Robbie Arnstein
Miss Arnstein
Playboy Mansion
Scottsdale Innovations Highlighted In National Public Officials Handbook
The National Commission on Productivity and Work Quality includes Scottsdale ideas in a handbook prepared by the International City Management Association. Innovations cited cover refuse collection with automated stations, police assist program, videotaped drunk driving suspects, radio controlled fire hydrant, remote firefighting devices, fire wrangler program, and a computerized library circulation system. The guide notes inflation and energy pressures push cities to boost efficiency.
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National Commission On
Scottsdale
International City Management Association
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers
George Meany
Afl-Cio
R. Heath Larry
U.S. Steel
Gov
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Treasury
William Simon
Commerce
Frederick Dent
Woman arraigned over fatal baby crash in Phoenix area
An 18 year old Salt River Indian Reservation woman charged with involuntary manslaughter faces arraignment in U S District Court for a Oct 12 collision on Indian School Road that killed 1 year old Lisa Rene Starks and injured her mother Marilyn Starks. If convicted she could receive up to three years. Copple also expected to sentence Michael J Rans for the Sept 13 armed robbery of Greater Arizona Savings and Loan after a bank note demanded money and a revolver was shown.
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Salt River
U.S
Mary Thomas
Indian School Road
Pima Road
Marilyn Starks
E. Garfield St
Lisa Rene Starks
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
William P. Copple
Copple
Michael J. Rans
Phoenix
Greater
Arizona Savings and Loan
N. Scottsdale Rd
Rans
Loretta Bisig
Steiger Opposes USPS Rate Hikes and Subsidy
Rep Sam Steiger Republican of Arizona challenges postal rate increases and any subsidy request until the USPS proves efficient service. He warned that by July first class stamps could rise to 13 cents, up three cents, and he sponsors a bill to tighten government control and require Postal Rate Commission approval before rate hikes.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Steiger
U.S
Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
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Scottsdale (Az
Pennsylvania
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
Pittsburgh
John Guzek
UMW District 6
Guzek
Peabody
Pawnee No. 10
Springfield
Tom O’brochta
Greene County
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Association of
Bituminous
Joe Seedenburg
Marty Smith
Scott Smith
Sertoma Club
Ocean
Wellton
Margaret Ann
Sammie"’ Merrill
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Floyd Harley Smith
Fannin Bill
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Baby
LOU. Monchilov’s Meats
Eae
Refect-0-Screen Inc
E. and
P.O. Hike
Sapmiser Oaee Company
America
Woodsy Owl
Forest Service
U.S.D.A
Washington, D.C
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