Trucker Strike Ends as Back-to-Work Movement Spreads
United Press International reports a massive back-to-work movement with truck traffic near normal across many states including Tennessee Utah Virginia Texas South Carolina New York and Georgia. In Pennsylvania state police note traffic back to normal amid scattered violence as some dissidents refuse the Washington agreement. Pittsburgh's Truckers Unity Committee says drivers mostly voted to accept the tentative Washington deal and return to work starting Monday at 9 a.m.
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United Press International Independent and Company
Washington
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
National Guard
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Texas
South Carolina
New York
Georgia
Truckers Unity Committee
William J. Hill
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
FASH
Unity Committee
Food price rise seen for 1974 says USDA economist
Dr Don Paarlberg, director of agricultural economics, predicts higher prices for beef and pork in 1974 with dairy shortages pushing costs up. He cites 1973 price controls as a cause and notes modest gains in eggs and poultry, rising prices for processed fruits and vegetables, and higher cereal prices likely to ease later. He says real declines in food costs require changing long term eating habits such as eating more beans to lower meat prices.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Sats
Don Paarlberg
Agricultural Economics
Paarlberg
U.S
Robbery suspect released after shop attempt near closed pharmacy
Darryl Riva, 20, was arrested after attempting to open Adobe Pharmacy at closing time. A note for a holdup fell from his pocket. He was questioned and released pending investigation. In a second weekend case, Danny Simmons, 21, was questioned after a dishwasher burglary at Hallcraft Homes. Harold Baldwin saw a suspect flee and alerted police. Simmons was later detained.
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Darryl Riva
Riva
Danny Simmons
Hallcraft Homes
Kevin
Harold Baldwin
Hallcraft
Baldwin
Simmons
Strike talks continue over grocery supply truckers strike
Talks were expected to resume today to resolve the strike by Teamster Local 83 against Affiliated Romney Triangle and Williams produce firms. Picket lines remained at the central wholesale terminal in downtown Phoenix affecting most grocery stores and restaurants lacking produce warehouse space.
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Phoenix
Teamster Local 83
Affiliated
Romney
Triange
Williams Produce
Central ‘Wholesale
Teachers seek hearings on school funding in session
Phoenix educators John Mulkey and Virginia Playue urged public hearings on a school financing package in a special session. They want answers to questions about the bill before it moves forward. Independent trackers in the Phoenix area planned picket lines at three truck stops but would not impede fuel buyers or deliveries.
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Phoenix
John Mulkey
Glendale Elementary Classroom Teachers Association
Virginia
Phoenix-area
Walt Sherwood
Fountain Hills
McCulloch Properties, Inc
Phoenix Area
Slay Suspect Held In Safford Triple Deaths
A man held in Pima County jail in Tucson is a possible suspect in the weekend slayings of three men found near Safford. Graham County Sheriff Stevens said the suspect’s name is being withheld during ongoing investigations. He was arrested earlier in Tucson on unrelated charges and linked to the slayings by a pickup truck owned by one victim. CRAIBI The Hopi chairman says the Bureau of Indian Affairs is ignoring a court-ordered Navajo livestock reduction in the joint-use area.
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Safford
Pima County
Tucson
Graham County
Harold Stevens
Stevens
Craibi
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Abbott Sekaquaptewa
Regent SharpCriticizes Williams Board Appointments
Former State Board of Regents member Norman G. Sharber says Gov. Williams aims to perpetuate his own limited views of education and young people, not to enrich education, as his term ended last month.
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Phoenix
Norman G. Sharber
State Board of Regents
Jack Williams
Sharber
Gunman robs two women in Los Arcos Mall parking lot
Two women walking from the Valley National Bank building at 6 45 p m were robbed in the Los Arcos Mall parking lot by an armed man described as 19 or 20 years old, 5 7, about 140 pounds, with long brown hair wearing blue jeans and a dark shirt. The suspect and an accomplice fled in a car after taking about $20. Victims were Janet Scott and Evelyn Inscott of Amesville Ohio.
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Los Arcos’ Mall
Janet Scott
N. 74Th Street
Evelyn Inscott
Amesville
Ohio
Valley ‘National Bank
Liberal Democrats Gain Ground In House Analysis
The ADA report finds 28 new House Democrats in 1973 more liberal than predecessors with 12 in the 75 to 100 percent right voting column. It notes moderates and liberals netted about 20 votes in the Democratic caucus despite Nixon’s 1972 win.
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Washington
UBI
House
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Congress
Nixon
Jewel theft reported at Nadler's Indian Arts
Approximately $15,000 worth of jewelry was stolen Saturday night from Nadler's Indian Arts at 6328 N. Scottsdale Rd. Police say a burglar broke a window and the display case glass to steal rings necklaces and bracelets. An iron rod was found behind the case. Separately $2,915 worth of equestrian gear was stolen from Mountain View Boarding Stables at 7046 E Cheney Dr Paradise Valley between 7 p.m. Friday and 8:15 a.m. Saturday. suspects pried a hasp off the tack room door. The stables are owned and operated by Marilyn C Palazzolo.
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Nadler
Indian Arts
Scottsdale Rd
Mountain View
Cheney Drive
Paradise Valley
Marilyn C. Palazzolo
Burglary Hits Jack in the Box on Scottsdale Road
Police report a burglary at the Jack in the Box restaurant 3707 N Scottsdale Rd. Night manager Melody Pierce left around 2 a.m. after counting cash. About five hours later the building was found locked and $429.76 missing from the safe and cash register ledgers.
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Melody Pierce
Employe Lee Price
Hit and run driver sought in Scottsdale motorcyclist death
Phoenix police seek the driver of an eastbound vehicle after a motorcyclist Edward L. Dwyer 44 of 7629 E Pinchot Ave was killed in a 5 am hit and run on Camelback Road at 56th Street. Dwyer reportedly lost control and tumbled to the pavement before the vehicle struck him. no vehicle description is available and the driver may not have realized the collision occurred.
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Scottsdale
Edward L. Dwyer
E. Pinchot Ave
56Th Street
Woman injured in collision on Roosevelt Street
A 46 year old woman suffered ankle and eye injuries after her car struck a Ford Econoline parked at 7831 E Roosevelt St. The driver, Mary Brown of 942 Hayden Ra, was cited for no driver's license and driving at an unreasonable speed. She was treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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E. Roosevelt St
Mary Brown
Hayden
Roosevelt
Mark Hineman
Scottsdale Memorial” Hospital
Voters Guide Issued For Scottsdale City Primary
The League of Women Voters of East Maricopa releases a nonpartisan voters guide available free at Scottsdale Library Scottsdale Post Office and local banks. Polls will open 6 am to 7 pm next Tuesday as residents elect three candidates to four year terms on the city council.
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The
League of Women Voters of
East Maricopa
Scottsdale
League
Council
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