Nixon Brezhnev set final summit to sign 20 page communique
In San Clemente Nixon and Brezhnev planned a concluding summit to finalize a 20 page communique signaling easing cold war tensions. Just before talks began Soviet and American ministers in Washington signed the ninth summit agreement a civil air accord linking Leningrad and Washington.
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Brezhnev Nixon Reach Pacts On Transatlantic Flights
Brezhnev and Nixon met at the Western White House in California to discuss cooperation, including New York and Moscow flights, signing an aviation accord with U.S. Secretary Claude Brinezar and Soviet Minister Boris Bugaev at the State Department. Brezhnev plans a nationwide broadcast from La Casa Pacifica.
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Obituaries David Lloyd Wright
Lt. Cmdr. David Lloyd Wright 49 retired U S N died in Denver. Naval aviator 23 years including World War II and the Korean conflict. Grandson of Frank Lloyd Wright. Survivors wife Irene three daughters Kimberly Anne Karen Wright and parents all of Phoenix. Services 1 a m Monday A J Moore & Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams Cremation following.
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First Church of Religious Science
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David Wright
W. Adams
Desert Awning Co. owner Donald W. Hunt dies in New Mexico
Donald W. Hunt, 68, owner of the Desert Awning Co. in Tempe, died of a heart attack Friday in Gallup, New Mexico. He retired 18 months ago and had lived in the area 11 years after moving from Los Angeles. He was born in Longmont, Colorado. Services are set for Monday at Olinger Mortuary in Denver, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. He is survived by his daughter Anne Mrs. Bea Mere of Scottsdale and three grandsons. The family requests charitable contributions.
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Denver
Crown Hill Cemetery
Anne
Bea Mere
Scottsdale
Elizabeth Chichricco 70 dies in Scottsdale
Mrs. Elizabeth Chichricco 70 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation 8 p.m. Sunday at Messinger Mortuary. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Burial at Green Acres Cemetery. She lived in Scottsdale four years after moving from Philadelphia. Survived by daughter Mrs. Frank Hess, a sister out of state and three grandchildren.
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N.Y
Philadelphia
Kansas
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Scottsdale
Fire damages Scottsdale home on F Angus Drive
Early morning fire at 8723 F Angus Drive caused about 10000 dollars in damage to a northeast bedroom attic and hallway. Firefighters contained the blaze in 10 minutes with 16 men, no injuries, cause under investigation. Owner Lawrence Limbagh. A separate Friday fire damaged a backyard fence at 4308 N 84th Place, about 240 p.m.
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Gas producers' reserve reports due to Senate panel
Secret reports on the reserves of the nation’s 79 largest gas producers will be handed to the Senate antitrust subcommittee by next Tuesday despite FPC protests. The FPC says disclosure could injure individual oil companies, yet will submit under protest to avoid contempt of Congress. In Austin, Texas, Joe P. Cain urged petroleum firms to use prime TV time to explain the fuel shortage as transit operators met with the Texas Mass Transportation Commission.
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Officials clash over proposed Arizona Revenue Department
Phoenix Senator Ray Bottas accuses Tax Commission members of self interest as they oppose a bill creating a Department of Revenue set to take effect July 1, 1974. If voters reject it in November, the department dies. supporters say it would shift duties from the Tax Commission, the Department of Property Valuation, and the estate tax office.
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Robbers Take $91 Cash and Rum in Scottsdale Theft
Scottsdale Liquors employee reports two men and two women in their teens or twenties entered the store at 11:55 pm. A man attacked the employee and a knife was shown before the suspects fled in a 1967 Pontiac with $91 from the register and two bottles of $5 rum. Also reported a nearby construction site burglary at Camel View Plaza.
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Seafood theft ring smashed in New York arrests
Government agents arrested 23 men in a nine month Waterfront Commission and Treasury probe into a seafood theft ring. The scheme centered on Maine lobsters stolen from New York City piers and tied to a pier superintendent and two dock clerks. One suspect billed as Pasquale Paddy Mack" Macharole is named as a reputed underworld figure.
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Fedders Ads Accused of False Claims by FTC
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Fedders Corp of making false, misleading and deceptive statements in advertising its air conditioners. The action highlights alleged deceptive claims and potential violations of advertising standards.
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UPI
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Safeway boycott ruled out by Arizona court ruling
A superior court in Phoenix ruled that the United Farm Workers Union may urge Safeway customers not to buy produce from Teamsters but cannot call for a complete boycott. Judge Charles Hardy struck down part of the Agricultural Labor Relations Law that deemed inducement of a secondary employer a unfair labor practice. Also, the IRS warned Arizona businesses to comply with the price freeze by Sunday midnight and said checks would begin Monday.
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Woman Shot After Ramming Husband’s Car in Phoenix
A 40 year old Phoenix woman June Delores Moreland was killed when her car rammed her husband John Moreland’s vehicle head on on a southeast Phoenix street. John Moreland 50 was taken into custody for questioning.
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Phoenix Suit Clears General Motors in Wagon Death Case
A superior court absolved General Motors of blame in a suit by Phoenix city supervisors over a man who died of carbon monoxide poisoning while confined in a Chevrolet paddy wagon. The City of Phoenix faced negligence claims in the 1970 death of 39 year old George W. Dudley and settled out of court for 70 000 dollars.
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Fraud Suspect Lavin Freed on $50,000 Bail in Phoenix
Kenneth R. Lavin, president of Lake Havasu Estates Land Company, was freed on $50,000 bail Friday while awaiting federal fraud charges. He had been jailed two months over alleged misrepresentations in selling Mohave County lots. Eight other defendants were freed on bond earlier.
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Kenneth R. Lavin
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Lavin
Mohave County
Subscription Rates for Carrier and Mail in Arizona
The notice lists subscription costs by carrier and mail. Rates shown include $1.90 monthly with 40 cents weekly, $1.90 monthly, $320.80 yearly for out of state, and $7.00 monthly.
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