Nelson warns on funds loss over lunch program
Phoenix reports warned that the state could lose 1.9 million dollars in federal lunch funds if the Legislature does not appropriate 238,807 for the program. Attorney General Garry Nelson says a new USDA rule requires 4 percent state matching and a 2 percent annual increase to reach 10 percent, with officials optimistic funding will be approved.
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Health Care Talk Tonight by District 21 Democrats
District 21 Democrats host a talk titled A New Look at Health Care in Arizona tonight at 8 in Room 114 Coronado High School. William D. Mack, chairman of the Citizen's Committee for Health Care, will speak. Mack is Motorola panel assistant general counsel for the Southwest.
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Police investigate Scottsdale grand thefts report
Scottsdale police investigated two grand thefts reported Monday. At Heddy's Service Center a suspect took $300 worth of tools hidden in boots. Earlier, $105 was stolen from a safe at Arco Service Station on Scottsdale Road between 7 and 7:30 a.m. on Monday.
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Mrs Maxine Singer York 55 dies after heart surgery
Mrs Maxine Singer York of 11480 N 67th St Ste 1 area, retired registered nurse, died Saturday at Methodist Hospital Houston after heart surgery. Born in Colfax Indiana, former Pensacola resident, she lived seven years in Scottsdale. Survived by son David E York of Scottsdale, parents Elmer and unnamed Bradenton Florida, and brother Dr Ralph Singer of Indianapolis. Services Wednesday 30 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary. Cremation to follow.
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Israel moves toward map drawing stage on Arab lands
United Press International reports that Israeli papers Haaretz and Maariv say a six member committee has prepared pullbacks from Arab lands captured in 1967. Public polls show 54.4 percent oppose withdrawal without a referendum. Meir and Abba Eban draft Israel’s reply to Egypt calling for peace if Israel withdraws completely. Cabinet says policy remains against full withdrawal. Egypt seeks Big Four action in Cairo with envoys from Britain France the USSR and the United States.
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Two Injured in Night Two Car Crash at 74th and Oak
Police report a 9:52 p.m. two car collision at the 74th Street Oak Street intersection. Darwin Creech 29 of Phoenix and David Richards 33 of 2046 N 78th St were injured. Creech cited for running a stop sign. Mrs Richards 32 was hospitalized. both treated at Scottsdale Baptist and St Joseph's Hospitals. Four other Monday accidents reported with no serious injuries.
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Rooster Party A Sex Education Event Planned in Phoenix
The Childbirth Education Association of Greater Phoenix announces a men only discussion titled Rooster Party to start at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Crazy Ed's Restaurant 1926 West Deer Valley Drive. Dr. Robert Bradley, author and coach, will be featured with a women only Hen Parties segment noted.
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Talk on male viewpoint topics Dr Bradley to speak
A public program features Dr. Bradley with a taped provocative talk on a male viewpoint. Admission is $1 per person. Dr Lynn D Newman will moderate a discussion after the tape. A cocktail hour begins at 6 p.m. before the program.
Girls Clean Alleys for Ecology Group Cleanup Drive
Camp Five Girls led by Mrs Donna Minshall join a Forest Hill area cleanup along 87th Place and Coronado. Nine girls will scrub alleys to earn Johnny Horizon membership cards and Keep America Beautiful pins. Participants include Kathy Ault Bob Bryant Lynn Bender Diane Minshall Kathy Belsher Robin Lance Cindy Lopez Christy Manning and Charlotta Kihlborg.
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Nixon acts to slow inflation in construction sector
President Nixon announced a plan to curb spiraling construction inflation but a Treasury official said wage price controls are not being considered now. Connally testified that industry controls are ruled out for the time being though a temporary freeze or Davis Bacon provision changes could be possible later. The Davis Bacon Act sets prevailing union wages on federal projects. Federal construction contracts total $14 billion this year. Connally emphasized labor statesmanship and signaled support for extending presidential wage price control authority through March 31, 1973, without broad new mandates.
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Mardi Gras calmer in New Orleans police say
Police report calmer crowds during the final Mardi Gras of the season with no major violence. Rex the carnival king, in his centennial year, arrived by royal yacht and led the day’s events as 50 parades and many balls unfold into Lent.
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Coed Reports Exposure Incident Near Granada Street
A 17 year old girl told police she was approached by a man wearing a t shirt while crossing a field east of 78th Street and Granada. She described the suspect as about 20, 5 ft 8 in, brown hair, wet, wearing blue jeans and a green shirt, last seen walking west on Granada after she ignored him. The incident occurred at 1 30 p.m.
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Melvin Belli to Speak at Scottsdale Community College
Noted criminal and civil lawyer Melvin Belli will speak Wednesday at Scottsdale Community College at 10 a.m. in Building 4. The famed defender of Jack Ruby and critic of capital punishment is described as a prominent figure in legal circles and controversial debates.
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Melvin Belli
Scottsdale Community College
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Jack Ruby
Lee ‘Harvey Oswald
One Call One Location at Sacred Grounds
Within Sacred Grounds, the service promises one call at any hour to summon professional staff. The trained team handles all details and offers assistance to the family during times of need.
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