Fire damages Motorola plant pollution device
A blaze at Motorola's 820 E. McDowell plant damaged a pollution control unit valued at 45,000 dollars with estimated damage to the unit between 6,000 and 8,000 dollars. Fire crews from Motorola and Scottsdale Rural Fire fought the fire, using a roof ladder technique to reach the blaze. Investigators probed the cause as the device, installed on the roof, had not yet been put into service.
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Dan San Milburn
Scottsdale
Motorola
82Nd
cDowell Rd
McDowell
Acs
Motorola Firemen
Teamsters Local 83 Accepts Arizona Contract
In Phoenix the Teamsters Local 83 ratified its contract with the Arizona Aggregate Association after a mail vote 641 to 218 in favor. The deal mirrors a July 18 agreement with the Arizona Laborers Union, ending a strike that followed contracts expiring May 31, with a three-year term including a $2.70 wage and benefits increase and an immediate 65 cent per hour rise.
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Phoenix
UPI
Teamsters Local 83
Arizona ‘Construction
Arizona Aggregate ‘Association
Arizona Laborers Unions
Teamsters
Goodrich Promotes Campaign With Inflation Cookbook
Ohio Democrat James Goodrich, candidate in the 12th district, urges voters by publishing the Jim Goodrich Inflation Cookbook. The publication features recipes with caps on current politics such as Nixonomics Marinade Congressional Corny Beef and Spiro Agnew Is Coming to Supper Casserole alongside Administration-Chili and Stretchabuck Cookies.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
James Goodrich
Goodrich
Jim Goodrich
Spiro Agnew
Scottsdale Design Review Board cited for shaping city image
Architect magazine lauds Scottsdale Design Review Board as it fights billboard ugliness and enforces strict ordinances. It cites Betty Crocker Tree House Restaurant location reasons and notes Jack in the Box and McDonald’s design changes to fit board standards. The piece suggests boards include non architects such as interior designers and garden club members to broaden perspectives.
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Arizona Architect Magazine
Scottsdale Design Review Board
Betty ‘Crocker
Scottsdale zoning fight lingers as potential lawsuit looms
Attorney for Hallcraft Homes hints at a lawsuit after the City Council rejected two rezoning requests on Pima Road. City officials say they would likely prevail, citing adherence to Scottsdale master development plan and recent zoning precedents.
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City Hall
Frank Haze Burch
Hallcraft Homes
Pima Rd
Burch
Bud Tims
Tims
Bill Donaldson
Scottsdale
Hallcraft
Pima‘and
Indian School Rds
Cottsdale
Library City
Pima
Earls Dr
Co Burch
Superior Court
Joseph Vlasik
Detroit
Mich
Granite Reef
McDonald
Vlasik
Donaldson
Arizona
Phoenix Transit may end 38 daily trips in metro area
Phoenix Transit Corp may discontinue all bus service within 90 days due to severe losses. The move would affect about 38 Scottsdale Phoenix round trips daily and could strand around 10 000 commuters. Company president D J Giacoma notified Phoenix Scottsdale and Glendale mayors and said an emergency fare increase will be sought from the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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Phoenix
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Glendale
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American Transit Corp
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Tucson
Bill Donaldson
Maricopa Association of Governments
John Wentz
Phoenix Transit
Arizona Corporation Commission
Commission
Weather Across Nation Brings Scattered Thundershowers
United Press reports a hot humid East and hot dry Southwest with warm conditions elsewhere. Showers and thundershowers dotted the nation, mainly from the West to the Central Plains and the Ohio River Valley, with heavy rain and hail in Sidney Nebraska and several others noting rainfall amounts.
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International
West
Central Plains
Ohio River Valley
Weather Bureau
Sidney
Neb
Ponca City
Okla
Lincoln
Warmth and humidity continue with possible storms
Today remains hot with highs near 105 to 110 degrees and the low around 83 to 88. Tonight and Wednesday bring increased humidity with a 10 percent chance of rain tonight and Wednesday, rising to about 30 percent Wednesday night.
Two Phoenix youths plead not guilty in juvenile murder case
Mark Foust and David Boshears, both 17 and 15, plead not guilty in Maricopa County Juvenile Court to murder and assault with a deadly weapon charges linked to the death of Mario Richardson, a 19 year old Saguaro High School graduate. Adjudication hearings set for September 3 and 9.
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Saguaro
Mark ‘Foust
Phoenix
David Boshears
Maricopa County
Mario Richardson
Paradise Valley
Foust
Boshears
William Gadd
Union Theater Picketing Sparks Mall Tension
Picketing at Cinema II in the West End Mall by Dorothy Poggi of Local 294 disrupts shoppers and workers. Owner Dwight Harkins and merchants report a long distance microphone used to surveil pedestrians. A security guard received complaints while union officials defend peaceful protests.
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Cinema II
Dorothy Poggi
The
Motion: Picture _Projectionists
Dwight Harkins
Ellis Halvorsen
Tinder Box Tobacco
Gary Harkins
Patrick Griffiths
Randall's
Contintersl
William Farina
Cinema I
Harkins
Tower, Plaza
Ted. Pitman
Pitman
Los Artos Mall
Jackie Onassis Quietly Marks 41st Birthday on Skorpios
Athens UPI reports Mrs Aristotle Onassis spent her 41st birthday aboard her husband’s private island Skorpios with her children Caroline and John Kennedy.
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Athens
Chicago cancels rock fests after riot at gathering
Chicago Park District votes to cancel five summer rock concerts after a violent eruption at a Monday gathering. Three people shot, many wounded, numerous arrests amid riot conditions as crowds rioted after a group failed to appear.
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Chicago
Chicago Park District
Soviet trawler halts tests described as spying ship
A fragmentary report notes a Soviet trawler halting tests and being described or mischaracterized as a selectrovale spy ship, with unclear attribution and wording.
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Javy
Senate panel backs consumer damages bill to curb fraud
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill to ease collecting legal damages from producers of substandard goods. It would also empower the FTC to halt fraudulent advertising or sales while a complaint is heard.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Cairo Accepts U S Peace Plan as Cairo Shuts Stations
Cairo moves to implement the American peace initiative by shutting down broadcast stations run by militant Arab guerrillas. Meanwhile Israeli air raids hit Egyptian Suez Canal positions but Cairo reports no damage.
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Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
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