Kennedy warns on wage price controls if tax surtax ends
Treasury Secretary David Kennedy said the Nixon Administration would consider wage and price controls if Congress does not extend the 10 percent income tax surcharge, though he personally opposes such controls. He warned the June 30 deadline could bring trouble and noted broad opposition from labor and business groups.
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Pentagon cancels Air Force Manned Orbital Laboratory
The Pentagon announced the cancellation of the Manned Orbital Laboratory program approved by President Johnson in 1965. Nearly 1.3 billion dollars has been spent with an estimate of 3 billion to finish, citing higher defense needs. The MOL aimed to orbit two astronauts for up to 30 days aboard a 72 foot long, 30 000 pound spacecraft at Vandenberg AFB. Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard said the project did not meet cost-benefit needs for future priorities.
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Prescott area launches fund drive for Marston children
Prescott residents begin a community fund to aid the five children of Highway Patrolman Paul Marston who was shot and killed by escaped convict Danny Lee Eckard. Eckard died in the gun battle. two officers were wounded. Marston leave a wife Roselind and two youngsters. Eckard’s body was to be transferred to a Phoenix mortuary after a Hampton Funeral Home arrangement, no inquest planned.
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Phillip Mitchell Named Scottsdale Police Officer of the Year
Phillip Mitchell, a 34 year old Navy veteran and Pennsylvania native, has been named Scottsdale Police Officer of the Year by the Scottsdale post of the American Legion. A patrolman and detective, he has 50 years on the force and is pursuing an AA in Police Science at Phoenix College. He is a Phoenix Police Academy graduate who placed third in his class, enjoys waterskiing and boating, and is married with a seven year old son.
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Palm Trees Spark Traffic Pause in London Side Show
Patrols confronted model Patsy Ollenbittle who lingered in a black bikini, drawing the attention of motorists as cars and buses queued for a longer view. She calmly moved behind palm trees to avoid further distraction.
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Mafia talks expose New Jersey underworld sources
Justice Department released 13 volumes of FBI recordings from hidden mikes in three establishments tied to Mafia figures over five years. The transcripts cover the Banana War era in the 1960s and include conversations between Elizabeth's mayor and alleged kingpin Samuel DeCavacante, revealing ties to gambling enterprises and mentions of government officials.
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Scottsdale Theatre Seeks Teens and Adults for Puss and Boots
Scottsdale Children's Theater invites teenagers and adults to audition for a summer production of Puss and Boots. Rehearsals mostly evenings. performances July tour three Scotts dale playgrounds in the second week of July. Directed by Jim Newcomer of Cheinado High School drama department. Cast includes Puss Ogre magician and a teenage young couple. other parts for adults and teens.
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Lass Struck by Car In Scottsdale
A 13 year old Scottsdale girl Janiece Linder was struck while crossing Thomas Road at 70th Street about 10 15 p m. She was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. The driver Ray J Johnson 23 of 5749 East Granite Reef Road was cited for failure to yield. Witnesses said Johnson attempted to stop but could not.
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Firefighter credited with stopping spread of yard blaze
Reserve city firefighter Marvin Crain spotted a burning truck at the city maintenance yard on Ol EL Vat Buren. He backed a small pumper truck to the blaze and put it out, preventing spread to nearby trucks and buildings. Damage to the burning truck estimated at $5,000. cause suspected electrical short. Two car fires later in Scottsdale caused minor damage. 14 year old Bob Ward treated for burns and released.
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Juvenile Traffic Violations To Be Handled As Adults
Maricopa County Juvenile Court Judge William Holohan announces a policy shift effective July 1. Juveniles under 18 cited for traffic offenses will be tried before city magistrates as adults, with adult penalties for convictions, while special juvenile cases remain in juvenile court.
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Phoenix bond vote under way on 173 million issue
Phoenix residents vote on a 173 million bond package to fund city improvements for five years. Ten questions cover water system revenue bonds, airport expansion, sewers, parks, buildings, and public safety projects with observers predicting low turnout.
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Obituary for Traian E. Sullins at Messinger Mortuary
Traian E. Sullins, 53, died Sunday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Services will be at Messinger Mortuary at 8:20 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will follow at Green Acres Cemetery. Sullins formerly owned the Accurate Be and Restaurant in Phoenix and lived on Granite Street. He was born in Oklahoma City and moved to Phoenix in 1937 from New Mexico.
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Burglar Steals About $500 In Windsor Home
Police report a burglar pried a rear window at Marilyn M. Bader’s Windsor home Monday around 2:30 p.m. He took about $500 in cash and a full change of clothes including a gold plaid shirt, pants, shoes, deodorant, and a watch.
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