Free Food Centers Closed After Chaos at Hearst Program
Centers distributing free food funded by Randolph Hearst closed after a chaotic opening day in the San Francisco Bay area. Dozens arrested and 21 injured amid unruly crowds. about 9,000 people received food, far short of the 20,000 expected. Police compared behavior to animals. five injured treated in Oakland hospital.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Patricia
Randolph Hearst
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Solzhenitsyn Arrives in Oslo on Norway Visit
Exiled Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn arrived by boat in Norway seeking a home for his family. About 200 people greeted him at the dock as he waved with tulips, toured Oslo by car then moved toward Lillehammer to search for housing.
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Oslo
UPI
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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North Sea
Fiold
Tryge Bratteli
Solzhenitsyn
Obituary of Mrs Anna Kohout
Mrs Anna Kohout 74 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services and burial will be in Chicago with local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary. Born in Czechoslovakia she came to Scottsdale from Palatine Illinois a year ago. Survivors include two sons Albert Fox River Grove Illinois and Raymond Scottsdale, a sister out of state and six grandchildren.
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Chicago
Anna Kohout
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Czechoslovakia
Scottsdale
Palatine, Ill
Albert
Fox River Grove
Raymond
Death of Sue A Nelson 46 in Scottsdale Arizona
Sue A Nelson 46 formerly from another state died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after living in Scottsdale for 28 years. She worked 16 years as a cashier at Bashas store at Scottsdale and Indian School Roads. Survivors include her husband Alvin and two children Stephen Starks and Sharon Starks of Scottsdale. Visitation 3 p.m. Sunday through Monday 2 p.m. services at Messinger Mor burial Fe 7601 E Indian School o.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Nelson
Columbus
Bashas
Indian School Roads
Messinger Mor Buary
Services for George Fuhr Former Tugboat Captain
George Fuhr 68 a former tugboat captain and harbor pilot died Thursday in a local nursing home. Services 3 p m Sunday at Messinger Mortuary burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Born in Norway he moved to Scottsdale from New York City a year ago. Survivors include three daughters two sisters and eight grandchildren.
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George Fuhr
New York City
Messinger Mortuary
Indigo School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Fuhr
E. Mariposa
Norway
Scottsdale
United Marine Division
Peter. Majorana
Two Scorching Crashes Injure Two Scottsdale Residents
Two Scottsdale residents suffered multiple injuries in separate Friday traffic crashes. Michael Kosto riding a bike across Granite Reef Road collided with Mary Lou Outcalt’s car. both were treated and released with no citation. Three hours later Daquari Minier, 6, was struck while crossing Roosevelt Street by Ila Mae Webb who was cited for speed not reasonable and prudent.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michael
Kosto
E. Northland
Granite Reef Road
Rancho Vista
Mary Lou
Laredo
Daquari Minier
Arson Suspected In Paradise Valley Carport Fire
Firefighters from Rural Department responded to J. D. Knight may house at 5151 E Desert Jewel at 3 22 am to find a carport fire extinguished with $200 property loss and a potential loss of $175 000. Investigators found a 75 foot rope with possible flammable liquid attached to a bottle in the vehicle gas tank.
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Paradise Valley
Fire Department
J. D. Knight
E. Desert Jewel
Knight's Carport
City aims to cut fat in budget for 1974 75
City Manager Dale Carter will meet one by one with program managers starting Monday to scrub the 1974 75 budget. He plans two week rounds to review manager proposals and ensure a balanced budget by May with $18.3 million current spending and tighter non essential cuts.
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Dale Carter
Carter
Maryland awaits fuel relief as judge orders gasoline release
Federal court order to free 16 million gallons for Maryland faces delay after a stay request. Federal energy chief William E. Simon adds 8.8 million gallons to Maryland's February allocation of 101 million, aiming to ease long lines and speed distribution. Judge Watkins had warned of chaotic conditions without release.
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UPI
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Maryland
U.S. District Court
R. Dorsey Watkins
Edward A- Tamm
Emergency Court of Appeals
Washington
Watkins
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
Justice Department
Nixon Subpoena Mailed Again in California Case
Court officials sent the second state court subpoena to President Nixon by registered mail after the first was lost for a week. The subpoena seeks Nixon’s appearance at a pretrial hearing for Ehrlichman Young and Liddy involved in the 1971 Watergate break in. The hearing was moved from February 25 to March 25, with Nixon’s lawyers expected to challenge the subpoena in Washington DC.
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UPI
Nixon
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G. Gordon Liddy
Daniel ‘Ellsberg
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Superior Court
Gordon Ringer
4th District hopeful to speak at Democratic luncheon
Dan Salcito, attorney and a candidate for the Fourth Congressional District seat, will be the featured speaker at Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club. The noon talk at Ye Olde Lantern on Camelback Road precedes a likely formal announcement of his bid to unseat Republican John Conlan. Dr. Fred Pratt, club president, says a brief business meeting will discuss committee assignments and campaign plans.
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Congressional
Dan Salcito
Scottsdale Democratic
Salcito
Camelback Rd
Fourth Congressional District
John Conlan
Fred Pratt
Environmentalists warned of collision with government over Aravaipa wilderness
United Press International reports Arizona activists seeking access to Aravaipa Canyon faced a federal clash as Assistant Secretary Robert W. Long urged preserving wilderness without sealing it. In Washington, House Republican Leader John Rhodes said GOP candidates will attack Democratic leadership on Capitol Hill rather than defend.
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Phoenix
Aravapia Canyon
Robert W. Long
Washington
Acquittal in Assault Case Stuns Court District
A co-defendant of former Maricopa County Commissioner Nancy Skomp was acquitted Friday on aggravated assault charges outside Skomp's home last November. In Phoenix, House Minority Leader Craig Davids urged DES to add staff to curb food stamp delays. Dr Earl Peacock filed an 11 million dollar suit over his February 11 dismissal as head of the University of Arizona surgery department.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
House
Craig Davids
D-Coolidge
State Department of Economic Security
Earl Peacock
University of Arizona
Department of Surgery
Prostitution Ring Breaker Indicts Phoenix Woman
Linda Sue Mays age 35 of Phoenix indicted by Maricopa County Grand Jury on two counts of receiving earnings of a prostitute in a probe into an alleged 1000 dollar per day ring. She was arrested Thursday night at her Northwest Phoenix apartment.
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Phoenix
Linda Sue Mays
Maricopa County
Grand Jury
Miss Mays
Policeman Charged in Crash in Phoenix
A misdemeanor manslaughter charge was filed Friday against Patrolman Joseph Koren in connection with a fatal traffic accident on February 3 in Phoenix. The officer faces allegations stemming from the crash and is named in court records.
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Phoenix
Joseph Koren
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