Riots in Polish cities surge as factories protest prices
Diplomatic reports indicate widespread poison strikes and labor unrest in Warsaw where emergency police occupy factories. Baltic ports report earlier food riots now quiet, while Katowice and Szczecin face uncertain conditions. Ormo paramilitary units deployed in Warsaw as students head home for an early Christmas recess.
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Warsaw
UPI
Etife
Baltic
Gdansk
Gdynia
Sopot
Szczecin
Stetting
Katowice
Sttel
Poland
Wren
Warsene’college
Wld
Zerar
Nowa Warszawa
Trybuna Woda
Polish Communist Party
Ormo
Gornik
Radio Warsaw
Yass
Gdynid
Sepot
Obituary of Mrs Clara Beauchamp in Scottsdale
Services for Mrs Clara Beauchamp will be held at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. She died Thursday after a collapse at Ben Fox's home. Survived by sons Keith Boyer and Harry Beauchamp, sister Mrs G E Schule, and seven grandchildren. Interment at Double Butte Cemetery.
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Clara Beauchamp
Scottsdale
Lau
Messinger Mortuary
Keith Ss. Boyer
Carmichael, Calify
Harry Beauchamp
Verona
N.J
G. E. Schule
Buckeye
Double Butte Cemetery
Mrs Zuber Rites Set In Green Acres
Hose Zuber Mose Rk 70 formerly of New York City died Tuesday in St. Josephs Hospital. Survived by husband Samuels and Gen Dr Sidney H Zuber of Scottsdale and two grandchildren. Services Sunday at Green Acres Chapel officiated by Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer. Interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Mose Rk
Scottsdale
New York City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Zuber
Green Acres Chapel
Moshe Tutnauer
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Gasoline suit seeks damages in breach of contract
Pasco Petroleum of Phoenix sues Husky Oil Co of Delaware for nearly 3.5 million dollars claiming Husky fixed prices for marketing and supplying refined petroleum products in Arizona. The suit says the July 1969 agreement had Husky supply gasoline for resale through Pasco owned or leased stations.
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Phoenix
UPI
Husky Oil, Co
Delaware
Pasco Petroleum Co., Inc
Husky
Pasco
Arizona
Congress Approves Tough Clean Air Bill for 1975
Congress approves a broad clean air act requiring Detroit carmakers to produce virtually pollution free vehicles by 1975 with a 1.1 billion dollar funding package. The measure bans sales of high emission cars after January 1 1975 and sets a 90 percent reduction target. The bill awaits Nixon’s signature and prompts new pollution control offices in the Justice Department.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Lands Division
Federal
Cuyahoga River
Burdett Oxygen, Co
Cleveland
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Burglaries Reported In Scottsdale West
Three burglaries were reported to Scottsdale police on Friday, two from storage rooms on East Vernon. In one storage room at the Scott Miccolsan residence items including an amplifier and reverberation unit valued at 80 dollars were stolen. A second Vernon storage room at 6637 E Vernon lost a 35 dollar item left unlocked. The third break in occurred at a home under construction in Shea North with a dishwasher, range hood, air conditioner and cabinets taken. repair and labor costs were estimated at 500 dollars.
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East Vernon
Scottsdale
Scott Miccolsan
Vernon
E. Vernon
Shea North
Six Injured in Scottsdale Area Traffic Clashes
Six people were injured in four separate Scottsdale area crashes on Friday. Virginia Kuhnz of Mesa was hospitalized after a head on collision on Miller Road at 1 35 a m. Gary Moser listed as dropping cigarettes and causing the crash. Richard Harank sustained injuries in a motorcycle car crash on 68th Street. Kenyon Pinter was in a stopped car when Harank’s motorcycle struck. Alan DeRoy suffered minor injuries on Fifth Avenue after colliding with a parked car and left the scene, later arrested for DUI. Helen Dere Alta Peabody and Reo Peabody were involved in a second collision.
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Valley
Scottsdale Baptist ‘Hospital
Scottsdale
Virginia Kuhnz
Ninth St
Mesa
Scottsdale Baptist—todary
Miller Rd
Gary Lee Moser
N-85th
Alan DeRoy
E. Indian School Rd
Fifth Avenue
Detergent Makers Seek Phosphate Free Future
Federal officials and manufacturers agreed to end use of the chemical nitrilotriacetic acid NTA in detergents following studies linking it to birth defects in rodents. Surgeon General Jesse Steinfeld said the risk is small and detergents remain on shelves except in well water areas. Procter & Gamble’s Howard Morgens vowed renewed research to develop phosphate free detergents amid public confidence concerns. About 5 percent of detergents now contain NTA including Amway Cheer Gain HLD K50 and others.
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Washington
UPI
William D. Ruckelshaus
new+ Federal Environmental Protection ‘Agency
U.S
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Steinfeld
NTA
Howard Morgens
Procter & Gamble Co
Cheer
Gain
H.L.D
K_ 50
Liquid All
Loft
Roundy
Ultra
Scottsdale Court Fines Highlight DUI and Disorderly Charges
Traffic fines of 85 dollars or more were paid by 14 people in Scottsdale City Court. Among them were four DUI cases, plus individuals from Phoenix Tempe Chino Valley and Las Vegas. Other offenses included speeding, drunk and disorderly, failure to stop for red light and license violations.
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United Press International
Portland
Rapid City
M. Red Bluff
Hi. Lo
Prec
Rerio
Albuquerque
Sacramento
Atlanta
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Globe
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Grand Canyon
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Kingman
Miami
W. McNary
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Nogales
New Orleans
Payson
New York
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Oakland
Prescott
Oklahoma City
Safford
Ee Omaha
Paso Robles
Tucson
Winslow
Yuma
Pittsburgh
Scottsdale
Helendale “Downey
Barth. Sts
Whitehead
John Vail
Tempe
Samuel Ramsey
Richard Davis
86Th St
Mark Smith
Kachina
Lane
John Barnes
Abel Millanez Jr
Patricia Bukky
Nixon to enforce open housing laws while resisting suburb integration
Commentary notes President Nixon will enforce open housing laws against discrimination but oppose forced suburban integration. It warns that courts may redefine the scope of the law, as zoning and backdoor measures could still exclude minorities and the poor from suburbs, shaping upcoming legal battles.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Nixon
United States
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Beees
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Irs
Corine Hochgraff
Yavapai School
New Longale
Harank
DeRoy
Carl J. Johnson
W. Lawrence Lane
Helen’ Arnold
el “Caminito Place
Michele Dere
Alta Peabody
E. Adobe Rd
Vna
Reo
LeRoy Peabody
Windsor
Ronald Newman
Walter Sawchick
Indian School
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Wright
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Elarl
Ariz
the Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Garrier and Motor Route
Aatraber
Ational
Praper , Penge
Ews
Losarcos
Cmds Wely
Arizona State University
Ballet West Nutcracker Tschaikowsky
Sottsdale
Hayden & Indian School Roads
Khewee Ee
Linnea
Simonet
North Marshall
Atiain
Marshall Way
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