Senate floor fight over rule change marks first sustained clash
In Phoenix the State Senate fought a rule change amid Democratic objections as Republicans passed a bill moving 152000 from the corporation commission to the state insurance department. Senator Harold Giss denounced the plan as subverting the committee system, but the measure cleared 18 to 12 with Campbell voting with Republicans.
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UPI
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State Insurance Department
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Obituary notices for Mildred Lantz and Ratkovich in Scottsdale
Mildred R. Lantz a collector and authority on modern first editions died Sunday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital She lived at 610 N Kachina La and had collected over 600 first editions A Northwestern University graduate she retired in 1950 after 30 years with the phone company in Illinois She was born in Valparaiso Indiana Survivors include sister Kathryn Schneider and brother-in-law Dr Philip Schneider Services were held this afternoon The family suggested contributions to the cardiac fund at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Lubi Thomas Ratkovich 67 died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital A retired General Steel Casting employee he moved to Scottsdale in 1960 from Paris Illinois A native of Agoslavia he came to this country in 1923 He was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Survivors include wife Rose two daughters Mrs Robert Bruemmer of Scottsdale and Mrs Bernon Miller of Calabasas California and six grandchildren Rosary will be today at 830 pm in Messinger Mortuary Chapel Mass Wednesday morning at 9 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Entombment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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General Steel Casting
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Paris
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Bernon Miller
Calabasas
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Greenwood Cemetery
Two Scottsdale Residents Naturalized as U S Citizens
Two Scottsdale residents took oaths of U S citizenship in naturalization ceremonies Monday in U S District Court in Phoenix New citizens include Christopher D C Hossack of 631 E First Ave formerly of Canada and Dhirendra Kumar Singh Chaudry of 6939 E Sunnyvale Rd
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D. C. Hossack
Canada
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Sunnyvale Rd
Chicago Police Struggle With Late Night Help Calls
UPI reports Chicago police faced delays and limited response to numerous distress calls. The downtown dispatch system reportedly routed several cries for help to distant cities including Louisville Philadelphia and others, leaving residents with little immediate aid.
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Philadelphia
Denture Aid Promises Easier Eating with FASTEETH
Clinical tests claim FASTEETH makes chewing easier by 3.5 percent and helps dentures seat more firmly without sour taste. It reduces denture odor and encourages regular dental visits. Available at drug counters.
Three injured in two car crashes on McDowell Road
A pair of two car crashes on E McDowell Rd within an hour left three people with injuries all treated and released. Grady Willhite 41 of 7917 BE Willetta Louise Christenson 53 of 7326 Bi Papago Dr complained of minor injuries in the first crash where Lake Joe Foster 19 of Mesa ran a red light and hit a southbound car driven by Christenson. Foster was cited for running a red light. In a second crash at 76th St and McDowell Philip Baird 36 of Phoenix was treated for minor injuries after his car was rear ended by Stephen Mihlfeld 16 of 8608 Holly. Mihlfeld cited for defective brakes and failure.
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Christenson
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Mesa
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Foster
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Phoenix
Stephen D. Mihlfeld
Holly
Baird
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Apollo 9 undergoes final systems test at Cape Kennedy
Moonport engineers press Apollo 9 through its last overall systems test ahead of the February 28 launch window. At the controls Saturday night and today were astronauts James A. McDivitt David R. Scott and Russell L. Schweickart as the ship nears the crucial earth orbital test planned to verify its lunar landing capabilities.
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Stolen Color TV Sets Reported In Scottsdale Home
A color television valued at 570 dollars was taken from Madonna Strawbridge’s home at 7513 East Roosevelt after a sliding window was pried open. A bedroom was ransacked and $20 in change stolen. Police note several TVs have been stolen in recent months as burglars use sliding openings to load sets into a waiting car in the alley.
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E. Roosevelt
Paris Peace Talks Begin With Four-Way Vietnam Meetings
Allied and Communist negotiators open settlement talks at 10 30 a m Saturday in the former Majestic Hotel Paris with leaders Lodge Lam Xuan Thuy and Tran Buu Kiem to discuss substantive war and peace issues. The four-way delegation aims to move quickly.
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Hickel nomination faces Senate debate after cabinet votes
With 11 of 12 Nixon Cabinet appointees confirmed, the Senate plans to debate Interior Secretary designate Walter J. Hickel. Three Democrats opposed reporting the nomination in committee citing environmental policy concerns. Senator Moss of Utah criticized Hickel for perceived environmental policy gaps.
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Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
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Utah
George . McGovern
South Dakota
Fires Suppress Illegal Burns in Quiet Rural Day
Rural Fire Department reports two illegal burn incidents on Monday. At 6535 Spe Kim Drive a blaze sparked at 3:20 PM and at Imsey at 6:11 PM. Neither fire caused damage.
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Kimball slaying studied in Las Vegas inquiry
Las Vegas UPI report says statements about the death of William Kimball were taken from four people including Frank Casciola Diane Willis and Jack Morton. Investigators say the Las Vegas sheriff's office completed its inquiry and the case now rests with District Attorney George Franklin.
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Glenn Simmons
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Fire fighter wins $100 check for quick action
Stan Jones a junior design major at Arizona State University received a $100 check from Atlantic Richfield Co. for his rapid response at Gale's Richfield Service Station 6802 E McDowell after a car hit two gas pumps causing a gasoline spill and fire. The Rural Fire Department credited his actions with saving the station.
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Aret
Jones
Gale
Richfield
Bill to restrict young drivers with provisional licenses
In Phoenix a bill by six senators would allow provisional licenses for ages 16 to 18. Recalls possible for violations or at fault accidents, with regular licensing contingent on a satisfactory highway department record. Provisional status ends when conditions are met or violations occur.
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UPI
Highway Department
Shaw Goes On Trial In Kennedy Assassination Case
In New Orleans jurors are being selected for the Shaw murder conspiracy trial. L Shaw 55 sits at defense table as Perry Russo, 27, testifies among 19 state witnesses. Judge Edward A Hagerty Jr. presides. trial expected to last at least five weeks with strict juror confinement.
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L. Shaw
John. F.” Kennedy
Perry Raymond Russo
Russo
Shaw
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
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Jim Garrison
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