FTC accuses Ford Chrysler GM of false fuel economy claims
The FTC charged Ford and Chrysler with misleading ads during the gasoline shortage. GM settled after agreeing to stop deceptive claims. GM ads cited EPA tests on the Cadillac El Dorado. Ford and Chrysler denied or defended their ads noting variable driving conditions and equipment.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Environmental Protection Agency
Rousch
Fragile Cyprus cease fire holds amid sporadic firing
United Press International reports a fragile Cyprus cease fire largely holds with sporadic shooting around the Kyrenia enclave. U N peacekeepers called for reinforcements as Security Council debates the move, while Greece Turkey and Britain pace negotiations for a lasting settlement and new status for Cyprus.
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Greece
Turkey
U.N
Kyrenia
Geneva
Security Council
Soviet Union
Britain
Trial date set for three accused ambush attackers
Prescott court schedules September 24 trial for Brett Byrd John Grange and Christopher Stillman in the Cordes Junction narcotics ambush case. Attorneys seek separate trials for each defendant on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Martinez and Tanaka were wounded during the incident. Bonds remain $5,000 for Byrd and Grange while Stillman bonds varied from 110000 to 55000.
Labor friction touched off by Arizona race
State Senator John Scott Ulm of Tucson accuses AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer Darwin Aycock of pressuring labor groups to withdraw support. Ulm says the move stems from his criticisms of Aycock amid ongoing intra union tensions.
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Phoenix
John Scott Ulm
Tucson
Afl-Cio
Venti Labor
Ulm
Darwin Aycock
Labor
Aycoe
Scottsdale Board Re jects Chaparral School Bids Again
Scottsdale School Board votes to reject the second bid round totaling 2.06 million for Chaparral High School completion. Grammar bid edged Speros by over 200000, with 30 cent levy funds planned for June 1975.
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Scottsdale
Chaparral High School
Jack Kearney
Hal Grammer Construction Company
Kearney
Dems locked out of school tax bill in Arizona
State Rep Art Hamilton Democrat of District 22 told the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club the Republican majority in the Legislature locked out Democrats from drafting school tax legislation. He said Democrats offered to help but were refused and predicted it will take another session to fix the mess. Hamilton charged Republicans with Watergate era scandals and criticized Gov Jack Williams for not pursuing investigations and for signing a discriminatory farm worker law.
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Art Hamilton
Scottsdale
Democratic Luncheon Club
Hamilton
GOP
Jack Williams
Obituary for Colleen Friese Paul
Colleen Friese Paul age 45 of 8549 E Sage Dr died Saturday from injuries in a highway accident in northeast Arizona. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 2202 N 74th St. Burial in Ogden Utah. Visitation after noon today at Messenger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Coleen Friese Paul
E. Sage Dr
Arizona
Church of Jesus Christ of
Ogden
Utah
Messenger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Two Arrested After Car Caroms Into Ten Vehicles
At Ray Korte Chevrolet on East McDowell Road police arrested 22 year old Joseph Winkler of Thatcher and 24 year old Ivens Bush of Tempe after a white Camaro struck ten vehicles. Winkler showed signs of intoxication and both were cited for driving while intoxicated and malicious mischief.
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Ray Korte Chevrolet
E. McDowell Rd
Steven Marble
Richard Comstock
Comstock
Marble
Scottsdale Road
Comstock’s
Joseph Winkler
Thatcher
Ivens Bush
Tempe
Bush
Winkler
No sanctions against Shea North Homes in hearing ruling
A Progress article misreported a state registrar of contractors hearing. No action was recommended against Shea North Homes, Inc., for possibly operating under a suspended license. The correct headline stated no sanctions would be taken.
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State Registrar of Contractors
Shea North Homes, Inc
Shea North
Food costs rise in Maricopa County for July
First National Bank of Arizona reports a 0.3 percent increase in July food costs for Maricopa County shoppers. Arizona State University’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research compiled the index, showing a July value of 152.0 meaning a fixed food basket costs $15.20 versus $10 in 1967 prices.
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First National Bank of Arizona
Arizona State
University
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
First National
Paradise Valley Schools win extra funds for Shadow Mountain project
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved adding 98000 to the Shadow Mountain High School phase two contract for a student court area with planters at the activities building near 28th Street and Shea Boulevard. They also approved deductions totaling 3597 from the general contractor Robert N. Ewing of Phoenix for deleted or reduced items.
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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Paradise Valley School Board
Shadow Mountain High School
James Ryan
28Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Robert N. Ewing
Phoenix
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Rogers
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Streich
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