Nixon abolishes most wage price controls and extends act
President Nixon unveils Phase II with most controls ended except for food health care and construction. A strengthened Cost of Living Council will oversee rates while wage and price actions shift to voluntary standards, with the Pay Board and Price Commission to be abolished in 90 days.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Pay Board and Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Harvard
John T. Dunlop
Shultz Defends Voluntary Yet Compulsory Economic Plan
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz described a new program as essentially voluntary but with compulsory aspects, noting noncompliers would be clobbered. Conservatives welcomed Nixon’s action arguing controls harm market allocation while Mondale warned of inflationary pressures.
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Ayia
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Nixon
Washington
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Congress
Congress. “It Won't Work,” Mondale
Reclamation funding debated at Phoenix hearings
Western states, Arizona agriculture and Indian water rights were debated as the National Water Commission heard arguments against ending federal funding for reclamation projects. Gov. Williams defended irrigation value while Navajo leader MacDonald warned the plan risks Indian water rights and tribal development.
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Phoenix
UPI
National Water Commission
Jack Williams
Peter MacDonald
Commission
MacDonald
Charles F. Luce
Nixon
James Exon
Nebraska
Exon
Wesley F. Steiner
Arizona Water Commission
Steiner
Phone order backlog hits three year low in Arizona
Mountain Bell reported unfilled telephone orders in Phoenix dropped to 586 at year end 1972, down 837 from the previous year. Tucson backlog fell to 127, a 487 drop, with 421 in the rest of the state, as 105000 new telephones were installed, a state record.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mountain Bell
Tucson
Lou Jolly
Arizona
Obituary of Wilbur B. Barber longtime Commonwealth Edison manager
Wilbur B. Barber, 77, industrial relations manager for Commonwealth Edison for 40 years, died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation runs until 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. services and interment will be in Joliet, Illinois. A University of Illinois graduate and Sigma Pi member, he was active in the Rotary Club, a 50-year Mason, American Legion, and WWI veteran. Survived by wife Margarete, daughter Mrs. Howard Davis of Park Ridge Illinois, two sisters, three grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
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Wilbur B. Barber
Commonwealth Edison Company
Messinger Mortuary
Joliet, I
Barber
85Th St
The
University of Illinois
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Rotary Club
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Margarete
Howard Davis
Park Ridge
F W Schammel former Iowa star and Phoenix builder dies
F W Schammel 62 former all American guard for Iowa in 1933 and Phoenix Thunderbirds leader died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital He helped found Sun Angel Foundation at ASU and owned Valley Redi Mix Co Survivors include Charlene a daughter a son and a grandson Memorial services set for 11 30 a m Monday at St Barns on the Desert Cremation private Memorials to American Heart Association suggested
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F.W. “Zud” Schammel
University of Iowa
Phoenix Thunderbirds
St. Joseph's Hospital
Schammel
E. McDonald
Arizona Building and Contractors Association
Arizona General Contractors
Valley Redi-Mix Co
Valley
Webster Groves, Co
Sun Angel Foundation
Arizona State University
Kiva Club
Kiwanis Club
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Iowa
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Waterloo
Town
American Heart Association
Sky Harbor Blvd
William S Harvey Memorial Service for Noted Advertising Executive
William Spencer Harvey 78 retired advertising executive who created radio cooking schools in the 1930s will be remembered at a 3 p.m. Saturday service at Messinger Mortuary Phoenix burial is in Chicago. He published What's New in Home Economics and promoted first television cooking schools and Pillsbury Cook Off. He died at Doctors Hospital. He is survived by his wife Wilma two daughters a brother and a sister seven grandchildren. Contributions suggested to New View Foundation of Phoenix.
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William Spencer Harvey
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Chicago
Harvey
57Th Place
Doctors Hospital
Pillsbury
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Country Club
New York
Wilma
Eugene Sydnor Jr
Richmond
William B. Morse
Wilmette
Ill
New View Foundation of
Phoenix
Services for Robert E. Sponheimer
Robert E. Sponheimer 48 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary. Burial at Green Acres Cemetery. Former Nassau County Police officer born in the Bronx, he lived in Scottsdale two years. Survivors include wife Lorralrne a son Thomas and three daughters Patricia Ullmeyer Donnane Nancy Sponheimer and mother Grace Sponheimer.
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Robert E. Sponheimer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres Cemetery
Sponheimer
E. Cortez
Nassa
N.Y
New York City
Bronx
Seaford
Lorralrné
Thomas
Patricia Ullmeyer
Donnane - Nancy Sponheimer
Scottsdale
S. Grace Sponheimer
The
Trisha Lynn Trask 2 Dies During Family Visit in Texas
Trisha Lynn Trask daughter of country artist Robert L. Trask and Mrs. Trask of 8416 E Indianola died Tuesday from pneumonia during a family visit to McAllen Texas. Born in McAllen she moved to Scottsdale at eight weeks. Survived by parents a brother Darren Lee Trask grandparents Mr and Mrs John Trask Sacramento Calif and T J Davenport Jr of Kansas City Services Saturday in McAllen with Wiemeers Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Trisha Lynn Trask
Robert L. Trask
Trask
E. Indianola
McAllen
Tex
Trisha
Scottsdale
Dot: Recording Co
Darren Lee Trask
John
Escapee Wade captured in New Mexico
Wade, 36, who escaped from Arizona State Prison on November 4, was captured in Hobbs New Mexico. He was armed but held no resistance when Patrolman David Russell arrested him behind a residence. Herman Whitley of Hobbs was arrested on harboring a fugitive charge. Burrell remains at large. Hillyer was arrested earlier in Wikicup, Arizona.
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Hobbs
N.M
UPI
Billy Joe Wade
Arizona State Prison
Wade
Tucson
Ariz
David Russell
Herman Whitley
John Burrell
Jerry Hillyer
Arizona
Hillyer
Wikicup
Burrell
Memorial for Mazur Began Fund Open at Hopi School
Contributions to the Michael Mazur Memorial Fund may be sent to Hopi Elementary School at 5110 E Lafayette Boulevard. Michael Mazur, principal of Hopi Elementary, died Wednesday at St Josephs Hospital.
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Michael Mazur
Hopi
E. Lafayette Boulevard
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