Shultz urges Congress to avert railroad strike disaster
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz told Congress the nation faces a potential railroad strike unless emergency legislation is enacted. He urged lawmakers to declare the parties contract as agreed, a settlement favored by a majority of voting union members, and noted the Sheet Metal Workers rejection represented about 6,000 of 47,000 involved.
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Washington
UPI
George P. Shultz
Congress
Nixon
Shultz
House
Senate
Rosenzweig to be honored at Western Regional AJC banquet
Newton Rosenzweig will receive the American Jewish Committee Human Relations Award at a four day Western Regional Conference in the Valley. He helped develop Phoenix Civic Plaza plans and St. Luke's Hospital building program while aiding Phoenix arts and civic groups. Delegates from the western United States will study 1970s issues at Mountain Shadows with speakers from AJC and Hebrew University.
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Newton Rosenzweig
American Jewish Committee
Rosenzweig
Phoenix Civic Plaza
St. Luke's Hospital
Phoenix Little Theatre
Center For the Blind
The
Phoenix Symphony
Phoenix Indian Center
Arts Council
Public Library- Advisory Board
Maricopa County Building Commission
AJC
Marc Tanenbaum
Interreligious Affairs Department
AIG
Fred Krinsky
University of Southern California
Zvi Werblowsky
Hebrew University
University of Notre-Dame
United States
America
Ann Wolf
Mountain Shadows
Japan China trade talks to begin this week in Peking
Tokyo says talks on trade with Communist China start this week led by Yoshimi Furui a Japanese parliament member heading the mission. Chinese officials may greet the visitors coolly as they resent Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's close ties with the United States.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
China
Yoshimi Furui
Japa
Peking
Eisaku Sato
Ges
United States
Saguaro coed threatened by knife on way home
Scottsdale police seek a suspect who threatened a 15 year old Saguaro High student with a knife Tuesday afternoon near Granite Reef and Valley View Road. The assailant, 19 to 25, six feet, thinning brown hair, wore a blue plaid shirt and jeans. he fled after warning the girl.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High Coed
Granite Reef
Valley View Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Motion on Zola tabled by board
The board of education tabled a recommendation not to hire Sheldon Zola for the 1970-71 year to avoid prejudicing his dismissal hearing. The hearing on his mid year dismissal begins at 7 30 p m at Saguaro High School with the superintendent and district personnel manager backing charges of 10.
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Sheldon
Zola
Board of Education
Ozzie Burton
Burton
Sheldon Zola
Saguaro High School
Quila’s murder trial reset to April 9 in Maricopa County
Ralph Quila, 48, of 7520 E Princeton, is charged in the Oct 12 1969 gunshot slaying of Lorraine Peterson in front of her home at 2720 N 66th St. The trial before Judge Thomas Tang was reset after Quila requested new counsel.
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Ralph
Quila
Maricopa County Superior Court
Thomas Tang
E. Princeton
Lorraine Peterson
66Th St
Laos Reds Grab Outposts Near Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnamese troops captured two Laotian government outposts in southern Laos near the Thai border as the Plain of Jars resupply drive continues. A Laotian official cited possible diversion, with casualties few and trucks destroyed, while Souvanna's commanders consider bolstering frontline manpower.
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Vientiane
Laos
Southern
Panhandle
Plain of Jars
Thakkek
Thailand
Pak Song
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Cba
Man Charged With Possession After Traffic Stop
Gene M. Houk, 20, of 2700 North Hayden Road, was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana after police stopped two cars in the 8400 block of East Crestwood Way. Officers found a small bag and a marijuana cigarette in Houk's possession, the cigarette on his person and the bag in the auto.
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Gene M. Houk
N. Hayden Rd
E. Crestwood Way
Houk
Saddles Stolen From Simonoff Stables
Deputies report $2,200 worth of saddles and riding gear stolen from Simonoff Stables at 15401 N. Scottsdale Rd over the weekend. A trophy saddle valued at $790 was among items taken, along with four other saddles, blankets, bridles, and related equipment. Entry was made by forcing the tack room door.
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Simonoff
N. Scottsdale, Rd
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