Copper union talks hinge on Magma settlement pattern
Lathe industrywide copper talks continue as Magma Copper Co. leads a potential pattern for a nationwide deal. Anaconda and Kennecott unions press for a cost of living clause and improved benefits while 3,000 Arizona workers may return to jobs under the tentative agreement. Negotiations focus on wage rises, pension boosts, holidays, and broader medical coverage.
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Anaconda Copper Corp
Helena
Kennecott Copper Corp
Ated Stevlwerkers
Cas Alvin
Magma Copper Co
Dodge
American Smelting and Refining
CAS Hagua
Phelps
Asarco
Alvin
Woo Eh Alab Copper Division
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Los Angeles
Magma
Arizona
Postal talks near deal as rail strikes pause
Negotiators for 790,000 postal workers and a coalition of seven nations report talks nearing an agreement with hours to spare before a deadline. A looming railroad strike against Southern and Union Pacific faced a stalemate over pay rules for nonstriking employees, with UTU leader Charles Luna criticizing the process as lengthy.
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UPI
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Sid Oieces
S. Postal Service
Southern
Union Pacific
Humane Society notes high pet neglect and water shortages
Edwards of the Arizona Humane Society cites 20 to 30 daily calls about neglected horses and dogs in yards. He warns owners often fail to water or worm pets, with Scottsdale as a frequent source, and says most cases involve emaciated animals though not always suffering.
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Arizona Humane Society
Humane Society
Scottsdale
Edwards
Princess Road
Tempe
Middle East peace talks falter as U S and Soviet roles blur
UPI commentary notes the Middle East lacks clear control by the United States or the Soviet Union as Israel and Egypt face deep disagreements over a canal reopening and territory withdrawal. Rogers efforts to secure a interim accord falter amid cold receptions from Cairo and Jerusalem.
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Wilbur G. Landrey
UPI
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United States
Russia
U.S
William P. Rogers
United Nations
Israel
Sinai Desert
Palestine
Jordan
Arab Jerusalem
Golan Heights
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Joseph J. Sisco
Egypt
Seeded clouds bring showers across Arizona drought area
Three twin engine planes seeded with silver iodide over northern and southeastern Arizona Sunday, producing light to moderate showers aimed at ending the drought. Moderate showers formed 30 miles north of Safford, with light rain in Blue River area and light to scattered showers between Williams and Mormon Lake. Missions flew between Flagstaff Show Low and Four Corners. seeding continued daily through mid August depending on weather.
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UPI
Arizona
Safford
Ray Telfer
Bureau of Reclamation
Blue River
Williams
Mormon Lake
Show Low
Four Corners
Telfer
Telfen
Wild horse sanctuary planned in Arizona foothills
A sanctuary for Arizona's remaining wild horses will be built at the foot of the San Tan Mountains near SACATON. The joint effort by the Humane Society of the United States and the Gila River Indian Reservation aims to protect the 66 horses counted in an aerial survey, many of which faced starvation or shooting during drought. Tribal members will manage the reserve, with plans to develop it as a tourist site for four wheel drive viewing.
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UPS
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San Tan Mountains
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The
Humane Society of the
United States
Gila River Indian Reservation
Harold C. Perry
Phoenix
New Wildlife Division
Humane Society
Perry
Vaccination drive ordered to stem horse disease spread
UPI reports a federal state effort to vaccinate horses across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arkansas and Louisiana to curb a lethal horse disease. More than 820 Texas horses have died and 1070 infected as vaccines and insecticide reach a 400 mile Gulf Coast stretch.
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UPI
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Rio Grande Valley
United States
Houston
Texas- Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Toastmasters District 3 Named Top District 1971
Toastmasters International designates District 3 as Top District for 1971. Scottsdale resident and district governor Ken Jagelinzer announces the honor earned for assistance education and administrative practices across clubs. The statewide district competed against more than 60 districts including the 50 states Canada Australia and England.
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Arizona
Toastmasters
Toastmasters International
Ken Jagelinzer
Scottsdale
States
Canada
Australia
England
Copper and Beauty Promises From Arizona Mines
From copper you can gain a better life and faster grooming. In twenty minutes you can have hair looking great, natural and dry without wetting. Copper powers electric hair setters and Arizona mines supply much of the nation’s copper. We like to see you looking pretty.
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Labor Department
UTU
Charles Luna
State of Israel
Circulation Dept
Robert E. Omohundro
Animal Health Division
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Omohundro
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