Nader loses bid to reopen antitrust suit against ITT Hartford merger
The Supreme Court denied Ralph Nader and attorney Reuben Robertson the chance to reopen the antitrust case over ITT's merger with Hartford Fire Insurance. The ruling affirmed a 1971 Hartford decision that ITT may keep Hartford and abandon divestiture of other affiliates.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Ralph Nader
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
ITT
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
U.S
M. Joseph Blumenfeld
Hartford
Nader
Reuben B. Robertson Til
Justice Department
Grinnell Corp
Canteen Corp
Grinnell and Canteen
Indian High Commission siege ends with two dead
Three young Asians stormed the Indian High Commission in London to demand the release of Pakistani POWs, injuring a staffer before police shot two attackers and captured a 15-year-old. Staff aided police, and hostages were freed after officers entered the building.
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London
UPI
Indian High Commission
Pakistan
India
Anil Dutt
Dutt
Bow Street
Crack Special
High Commission
Rita Morgan
The
District 26 Dems Meet in Phoenix with Transit Talk
Scottsdale District 26 Democratic Committee holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 2144 East Roosevelt Phoenix. Gerard F. Judd chairs a committee opposed to the Papago Freeway and supports Valley mass transit and pollution relief plans. A Q&A follows the speech and the public is invited to participate.
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Scottsdale
District 26
Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
East
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Gerard F. Judd
Judd
Hospitals face sparse attendance at public billing hearings
In Phoenix, 18 people attended the state consumer protection division hearings on hospital bills, with only three registering complaints about overcharging. The meetings aim to probe billing irregularities after Assistant Attorney General Jack McCormick urged scrutiny of hospital charges.
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Phoenix
UPI
State
Consumer Protection Division
Flagstaff
Jack McCormick
Williams' son wed in Presidio Park outdoor ceremony
Michael M. Williams, 28, of La Jolla, and Caroline Heimy, 21, of San Francisco, were married in an outdoor Presidio Park ceremony performed by a superior court judge. About 100 guests attended, including the couple's parents. Williams works in Coldwell Banker and Co. offices in San Diego. the bride is an airline hostess. The couple will live in La Jolla.
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San Diego
UPI
Jack Williams
Arizona
Superior Court
Presidio Park
Michael M. Williams
la Jolla
Calif
Caroline Heimy
San Francisco
Young Williams
Coldwell Banker and Co
Phoenix firm submits sole bid for Chaparral Park facilities
VC Construction Co of Phoenix offered 494 000 for irrigation lighting restrooms two parking lots and other facilities at the new Chaparral Park. Landscape architect Asa Hanamoto said the bid is under the 506 000 city estimate. City councilors asked Parks Director Spacewater to break down the bid for tonight’s council meeting.
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VC Construction Co. of
Phoenix
Chaparral Park
Hanamoto
Heinz Hink
L.B. Spacewater
Council
Santa Fe Railway holds three day Mountain Shadows meeting
Members of the Santa Fe railway real estate and industrial development department meet through Wednesday at Mountain Shadows. The three day session opened Monday with a talk by Gov. Ner on Industrial conomica in Arizona. Discussions focus on Santa Fe's real estate and industrial program for 1973 across the railway system.
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Santa Fe Railway Real Estate and
Mountain Shadows
Gov. Ner
Arizona
Santa Fe
Engineering Week Highlighted by Government Proclamation
Gov. Jack Williams proclaims Engineering Week with the theme Engineering a better environment through technology. Activities run through the week culminating in a dinner dance at Mountain Shadows on Friday celebrating engineers contributions to the environment.
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Jack Williams
Mountain Shadows
Arizona College Association 1973 Spring Conference Planned
Advance registration for the Arizona College Association annual spring conference on March 3 at Scottsdale Community College is due by Wednesday. Dr. Charles J. Hitch president of the University of California Berkeley will speak at luncheon on Being Resourceful in Higher Education. The event begins with 8 30 a.m. registration.
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Arizona College Association
Scottadale Community College
Charles J. Hitch
University of California At Berkeley
Peace teams delayed in Saigon cease fire probe
UPI reports the initial peace-keeping mission to check cease-fire violations was postponed by bad weather and mounting friction. A new dispute over political prisoner releases clouded possible prisoner exchanges as ICCS and JMC planned probes into La Huynh fighting and the CH47 helicopter shootdown near An Loc.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
JMC
la Huynh
South Vietnam
International Commission For Control and Supervision
ICCS
An Loc
Gilber Woodward
Okinawa
United States
Nixon to speak on economy and trade
President Nixon plans a radio address Wednesday on the economy and likely outlines new trade proposals. White House says a separate economy message will be sent to Congress this week. The visit followed talks with labor leaders in Miami and amid growing sentiment for import restrictions.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Florida
U.S
Miami
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mildred Axline Remains Hospitalized After Phoenix Beating
The mother of Scottsdale Vice Mayor Billie Gentry, Mildred Axline, 70, is listed as released but remains a patient in a Phoenix medical facility undergoing treatment for injuries from a January 26 beating. A spokesman says she will stay hospitalized for several weeks.
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Scottsdale
Billie Gentry
Phoenix
Doctor's Hospital
Mildred Axline
Axline
Ring report cites $30,000 sapphire diamond theft
A nine carat sapphire diamond ring valued at 30000 dollars was reported stolen from a residence at 7528 Clearwater Parkway near Paradise Valley. Mrs Katherine Ann Heller said the ring, with a 6.9 carat sapphire and two diamonds in platinum, was taken between January 28 and February 9 and may not be insured. The ring was purchased from Scottsdale Fine Arts Gallery.
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Clearwater Parkway
Paradise Valley
Katherine Ann Heller
Scottsdale Fine Arts Gallery
Thefts Reported in Scottsdale Homes and Schools
A Scottsdale man reported four rifles worth 1100 dollars missing from his home after 2:30 to 3 p.m. Monday. Tools valued at 150 dollars were stolen from St Daniel's Parochial School between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday. Additional thefts included rings, watches, coins, a purse, and a color television from various addresses, with break in methods involving forced doors and windows.
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Scottsdale
Lowell I. French
E. Culver St
French
St. Daniel's Parochial School
Hayden Rd
Charles M. Kinnard
74Th St
Norma L. Barton
69Th St
A. J. Bayless
Scottsdale Rd
Robert H. Olmsted
68Th St
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Williams
RTE Ameet
Rockwell Int
Alcoa
Northrup
American Brands
Owens Illinois
American Can
Pan Am American Motors
Penn Central
At&t
Pepsico
Arizona Public Soc
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
RCA Raytheon
Boeing
Chrysler
United Aircraft
General Motors
US Steel
General Telephone
Webb
Xerox
Zenith
Honeywell
Merica
E. Mcdowell Road
Fred Stein Furniture
Rossmoor Leisure Worl
Scottsdale Bridge Club
E. 6Th Ave
Baseline Road
Phosaiz
Maricopa Freeway
Power Road
Rossmoor Leisure World
Golden Hills
South Power Road
Mesa
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