Le Streakers Flight Scene Across Continents
Across Paris, London, Sydney and beyond streakers appeared in the buff. A Pan Am 747 report describes a bearded Turk streaking from a rear toilet on a New York to London flight, collecting donations afterward, as crowds reacted in cities from Bourne-mout h to Heidelberg and Brisbane.
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United Press International
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Kansas State House
Atlantic
New York
London
Pan Am
SRP Wildcat Strike Ends After Tentative Agreement
Officials of Salt River Project and labor leaders plan Sunday talks to finalize a tentative deal ending a four day wildcat strike. SRP will not discipline most workers, but 60 leaders face action. Pickets must leave SRP sites and threats to non strikers stop. A federal arbiter will resolve the Monday versus Friday work week issue. Contempt hearings for 11 strikers were postponed to Tuesday.
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Salt “River
SRP
Maricopa County
Teen Pleads Guilty to Narcotic Use Charge
Janet Marie Thomas, 19, has pleaded guilty to illegal use of a narcotic and faces sentencing next month for a charge connected to administering a drug linked to a Guadalupe man’s death. Police report a separate bank robbery in Tucson where $1,900 was taken and recovered within 20 minutes after suspect Robert Rogers, 48, was arrested.
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Phoenix
Janet Marie Thomas
Tucson
The
Arizona Bank
Robert
Kenneth Rogers
Scottsdale Jewelry Burglary Records Over $26,800 Loss
A Scottsdale break in reported this morning shows more than $26,800 in jewelry stolen from two homes. Marion Russ said a diamond ring valued at $25,000 and a pearl necklace $1,800 were taken. entry came via pried Arcadia door. Leo E. Quinn reported $533 of jewelry and loose change stolen from his home.
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Scottsdale
Marion Russ
E. Mariposa
Leo E. Quinn
Phoenix Salvation Army honors Gene Parker with 11th Sally Award
Gene Parker of Paradise Valley received the Phoenix Salvation Army 11th Sally Award at the Towne House in Phoenix during the 16th annual salute dinner. Lt. Colonel David W. Moulton presented the award citing Parker’s service to Army programs and community funding efforts. Jesse Owens joined as guest speaker and honored local youth.
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Phoenix Salvation Army
Phoenix
Gene Parker
Paradise Valley
David W. Moulton
Southwest
Salvation Army
Parker
Associated Grocers
Col. Moulton
Broadway Center
Army
Jesse Owens
Theodore Roosevelt
NCAA
Service Honors War Dead In Sun City Event
The Phoenix chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars hosts its annual Service of Remembrance and Massing of the Colors at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Sun Bowl Sun City to honor Americans who died serving their country. Lt Gen E B Roberts of the 6th U S Army delivers the guest remarks. Lt Col Fred A Kaps, national commander, welcomes dignitaries. The 108th Army Band of the Arizona National Guard will perform a 30 minute concert.
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Phoenix
Military
Order of the World Wars
Sun Bowl
Sun City
E. B. Roberts
6Th U.S. Army
Fred A. Kaps
Military Order of the World Wars
108Th Army Band
Arizona National Guard
Oil embargo may end Sunday amid White House hopes
Senators Tower and Scott met Nixon and Kissinger at the White House and voiced hope the Arab embargo would lift soon as Al Ahram reported a Sunday decision by oil ministers in Cairo. States complain of March gas allocations while Connecticut over supplies. officials blame inflated figures from state officials. Simon says 45 million barrels saved, saving $360 million. An attack at a Shell near Stanford claims free energy protest. Senator Haskell introduces a bill to curb multinational oil profits. Tower says removing natural gas price controls is top energy priority.
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UPI
Middle East
Sens
John Tower
R-Tex
GOP
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Henry A.kissinger
White House
Egypt
al Ahram
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Cairo
United States
Energy Place
Connecticut
FEC
Kenneth Woods
William Simon
Shell
Stanford University
San Francisco Bay Area
Floyd K. Haskell
D-Colp
John G. Tower
D-Tex
Tower
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Ford executive calls to end oil price controls
Ford Motor Co president Lee A. Iacocca urged abolishing all petroleum price and allocation controls. Speaking at the National Press Club, he argued markets would supply gasoline for summer and heating oil next winter, predicting prices may rise but stay around 60 cents a gallon as Europe avoids shortages.
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Washington, D.C
Lee A. Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
Iacocca
National Press Club
Wall Street Journal
Tacocca
Europe
Federal Energy Office
Judge disqualifies self in Slusar slaying mistrial
A mistrial was declared in the case of Linda Slusar 19 charged with fatally shooting her husband Gary Slusar 1970 Saguaro High School graduate. Judge Frederick W Heineman disqualified himself after receiving information not in evidence and will transfer the case for a new trial. The Phoenix apartment killing occurred Sept 19 and Slusar had at first claimed an intruder killed him then said she shot him after an argument over a budget for marijuana and pills.
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Gary Slusar
Eloy Ysasi
Phoenix
Otto Bendheim
Local man sues Hughes for five million over note
E. Earl Medberry filed a five million dollar lawsuit in U.S. District Court against Howard Hughes alleging he was assigned a five million interest in a thirty million promissory note and contract from 1966. Medberry claims the note’s genuine and seeks to prove it in court.
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Phoenix Upl
Scottsdale
U.S. District Court
Howard Hughes
E. Earl Medberry
Hughes
Medberry
Robert Morgan
Denver Post
Morgan
Edward M. Barbara
Barbara
United States
High bail set in kidnapping case in New Jersey
Two young New Jersey brothers charged in the kidnapping of eight year old John Calzadilla were ordered held on bail of 300000 for Eligio Fernandez and 250000 for Norberto Fernandez. Two other men were to be arraigned later and a fourth pair were taken into custody in Newark.
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Ricardo R. Tuero
Wilfredo Alvarez
Union City
Newark
Fernandez Brothers
Cuba
U.S
Richard Tanner
Tanner
Eligio
Scottsdale Bank plans approved in multi project review
Scottsdale City approvals include Bank of Scottsdale plans for a multi million dollar Scottsdale Financial Center at Scottsdale and Indian School Roads. Nine local incorporators led by Mayor Bud Tims. Fire board okayed a 1100 square foot pharmacy at Los Arcos Medical Park 1411 N Miller Rd with future offices labs and a computer center. Board continues private school review at 86th St and Thomas Rd. Also approved Savittieri Brothers 35 unit townhouse project 2935 N Miller Rd Hayden Garden Court Offices 2345 Hayden Rd and Vogel Construction 6100 E First Ave office building.
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Bank of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Financial Center
Scottsdale and
Indian School Roads
Peppermill
Indian School
Bud Tims
Fire—board
Los Arcos Medical Park
N. Miller
86Th Street
Thomas Road
Savittieri Brothers Development Co
N. Miller Rd
Hayden Garden Court
N-Hayden Rd
Vogel Construction Co
First Ave
Blaze Destroys Bedroom In Scottsdale Apartment
A bedroom fire at 6557 E Osborn Rd Scottsdale gutted the unit and caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Occupant Jack Jesewski and owner Joe Maryniak Joliet Illinois were named in the report. The Rural Fire Department cited a cigarette or candle on a nightstand as the likely cause with others suffering heavy smoke damage.
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Scottsdale
E. Osborn Rd
Joe. Maryniak
Joliet, Ill
Jack Jesewski
RFD
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