Wheat deal blamed for food prices
Congress GAO finds the 1972 sale of $750 million of U.S. wheat to the Soviet Union raised consumer costs for bread meat and dairy and boosted farm income while criticizing Agriculture Department handling and subsidies. It notes $300 million in subsidies were paid unnecessarily and urges better export subsidy coordination.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Soviet Union
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Agriculture Department
U. S
Nixon
Russia
Gulf Ports
Mitchell seeks dismissal of Watergate indictments
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell asked in Manhattan Federal Court for the conspiracy and perjury indictments to be dismissed citing government improprieties and grand jury coercion. Maurice Stans and two other defendants join the motion as Mitchell prepares to testify before the Senate Watergate committee.
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New York
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Manhattan
Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
U.S. Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Senate
Obituary of Rudy Bonifasi Bonifasi 43 Paradise Valley resident
Rudy Bonifasi 43 a Guatemala native and Standard Systems Corp Phoenix employee died at home 6940 Horseshoe Rd Paradise Valley. He moved from Palo Alto nine years ago and was past president of Canyon State Communications and Motorola alum. Survived by wife Shirley three sons Charles Richard David and two daughters Carmela Gloria his father Jose and two brothers and two sisters. Services held today at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scottsdale burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Huds Bonifasi
Guatemala
Standard Systems Corp
Phoenix
Horseshoe Rd
Paradise Valley
Bonifasi
Palo Alto
Calif
Canyon State Communications
Motorola Inc
California
Richard
David
Carmela
Gloria
Jose Bonifasi
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mrs. Carrie Worrall dies at 82 in Arizona
Mrs. Carrie Worrall 82 died Saturday at Georgian Court Nursing Home. Services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial there. She came to Arizona in 1957 from New York and is survived by sisters Florence Spencer of Sun City and Mabel Ress of Scottsdale.
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Carrie Worrall
Georgian Court Nursing Home
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Worrall
Fourth St
Arizona
New York
Florence Spencer
Sun City
Mabel Ress
Scottsdale
Food rationing may follow export controls experts warn
Lester R. Brown, economist for Overseas Development Council, says Americans may soon face domestic rationing to protect exports and the dollar. He criticizes Nixon's export limits on soybeans and warns global food scarcity could persist, risking energy shortages and the ability to import petroleum. Brown cites World War II like measures as possible.
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Washington
UPI
Lester R. Brown
Overseas Development Council
Nixon
Brown
International Agriculture Development
Agriculture Department
U.S
United States
Disturbing the Peace Lands Phoenix Man in Jail
A 29 year old Phoenix man Earl R Maxwell was booked into Scottsdale city jail after a disturbance at 4 am Sunday at the Safari Hotel. He was antagonistic and sought police help to recover lost money from a card game. He refused to leave and was charged with disturbing the peace and failing to obey officers.
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Phoenix
City
Scottsdale
Earl R. Maxwell
Safari Hotel
Maxwell
Scottsdale youth arrested for shooting pistol in yard
A 16 year old Scottsdale boy was apprehended Saturday evening on suspicion of malicious mischief and illegally discharging a firearm. He fired a .22 caliber rifle behind a home in the 7100 block of East Rovey Lane. An errant bullet hit a passing car but the driver was uninjured. The youth used a tin can as a target.
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Scottsdale
East Rovey Lane
Teen dies in suspected drive-in theater robbery
United Press International reports Glendale where 18 year old Chris Alan Shrum of Phoenix was found shot dead inside a theater cashier cage after an apparent robbery. Lt. Virgil Glidden said the victim was shot at least once in the chest with a small caliber weapon and while no money was taken, several items were found nearby.
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Glendale
Thunderbird Drive-In
Chris Alan Shrum
Phoenix
Virgil Glidden
Shrum
Glidden
Body of Arizona teen recovered from Colorado River near Moab
Martha Cling, 15, of Tonalea Arizona, was swept away July 2 at a family swim near Moab. Her body was found Saturday afternoon by a river tour guide in the Colorado River near Moab. Grand County Sheriff's deputies confirmed the location and the victim's identity.
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Moab
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
Here
Martha Cling
Tonalea
Grand County
Drowning Victim Recovered After Salt River Incident
The body of 20 year old John Wesley Rape was recovered Sunday in the Salt River near the Blue Point Bridge after he disappeared while tubing with three friends Saturday. Deputies said he fell from his inner tube and vanished, his body found about a mile downstream by visitors.
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Phoenix
Salt River
Sheriff's
John Wesley Rape
Blue Point Bridge
Miss Black Arizona Crowned In Phoenix Pageant
Sonja Campbell a 20 year old Phoenix Sunday school teacher and Grand Canyon College senior won the Miss Black Arizona title at Phoenix Civic Plaza Symphony Hall over nine rivals. She sang People en route to the crown and a berth in the national Miss Black America pageant August 24 25 in Washington.
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Phoenix
Sonja Campbell
Roland Campbell
Phoenix Civic Plaza Symphony Hall
Car Hits Trees Injures Phoenix Driver on Thomas Road
A 51 year old Phoenix man Babe Ruth Turner was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after his car left the road on Thomas Road near the 6500 block. The vehicle struck three trees after swerving at about 7 20 p m Sunday. Turner was cited for driving while intoxicated.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Thomas Road
Babe Ruth Turner
Fast Thomas Road
Turner
Gas rationing ruled out amid oil shortage concerns
Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon stated emphatically that the administration rules out gasoline rationing to meet the shortage. President Nixon's Phase IV may include price rollbacks, while Sen. Henry M. Jackson pushes Congress to consider breaking up major oil company functions after an FTC study linking vertical integration to the shortage.
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UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Congress
Jackson
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
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Kennecott
Indus
Litton
Trans
Marco
Utals
Minnesota Mining
Starks
Motorola
Rockwell Intl
Alcoa
Northrup
Owens Il
CBS
Skaggs
Southern Pacific
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Sperry Rand
Feastern Airlines
Standard of Calif
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Glyne
Talley Industries
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Exxon
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Fairchild Camera
Trans America Lity
TWA
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Frontier
Union
Ofl
General Dynamics
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors
US Steel
General Telephone
Webb
Xerox
Goodyear
Greyhound
Zenith
Honeywell
IBM
U.S. News and World Report Magazine
van Leer Insurance
W. 24Th Street
Jerry
Waterbed World
LUCEY
Ree
Ala
Sheetmetal Workers International
Bob Fort
Contractors Group
Miss Black Arizona
America
Bugs
Uy Erminix
TennaTonal
East Shea Blvd
Paradise Memorial
N. Scottsdale Rd
Life Stride Florsheim
Cobblers
PARMA
Loraleen
Karlee
Wann
Thomas Mall
Florsheim
Roblee
Pedwin Cordleigh
Los Arcos
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