Retirees Draw Unemployment Above Pensions Revealed
AP analysis of census data shows about 161000 pensioners received jobless pay totaling 187 million dollars in 1974. The practice, legal if forced retirement precedes job search, faces congressional criticism as a misuse of unemployment funds.
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Washington
Associated Press
Census Bureau
Congress
Senate
Bartlett
Lawrence Weatherford
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Schrader Defends SRP Area 7 Seat Amid Two Challengers
Incumbent William P. Schrader faces Toby S. Davis and Dennis L. Stadel in SRP Area 7 with 51 candidates vying for 42 positions across SRP bodies. Elections cover Area 7 board, president, vice president, and multiple council seats, with voting limited to property owners who are registered.
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Scottsdale
Area 7
William P. Schrader
Salt River Project
Schrader
E. Calle Camelia
Toby S. Davis
Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association
SRP Agricultural Improvement and Power District
SRP
Karl F. Abel
W. Seldon Lane
Glendale
John H. Maffee
E. Thomas Rd
John R. Lassen
Whaler’s Way
Tempe
Germain H. Ball
E. Pasadena Ave
Howard C. Sauter
N. 41St Drive
Sonia V. Buchanan
W. Heatherbrae Drive
Leo C. Smith
N. 62Nd Drive. Area 5 — R. J. Becker, 811 W. 17Th Place, Tempe
John R. Williams Jr
Laveen
Thomas P. Hurley
E. Glenn Drive
Barbara A. Stribling
N. 15Th Drive
Wiley R. Baker
W. Polk St
Bernard Potos
W. Marlette Ave
Levi H. Reed
N. Granite Reef Rd
George B. Willmoth
E. Oak
Seven Conceptual Plans Considered for Scottsdale Northeast
Scottsdale planners presented seven alternative concepts for the northeast area to the city council and planning commission in a joint meeting. They outlined low density, medium density with a neighborhood focus, and corridor oriented approaches, all at a conceptual stage with public workshops planned to gather citizen input.
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Scottsdale
City Council
Planning Commission
Council
Commission
Ross A. Smith
Smith
GOP women oppose Democrat-leaning bid in Senate race
A Kachina Republican Women resolution denounces Democrats subverting the GOP primary and appears aimed at Billie Gentry, who has flirted with a District 28 Senate bid after switching from Democrat to Republican. State Rep. Americo Carvalho and Steve Birringer seek the GOP nomination. Weather: mostly sunny today with upper 70s high and cooler Sunday.
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Billie Gentry
State Senate
Kachina
Republican Women
Gentry
District
Robert Hungerford
Americo
Mac” Carvalho
Steve Birringer
Senate
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Alma E. Richter
Richter
Arizona Federal of Republican Women
AFRW
Sara Cina
Dina
China accuses Soviet Union of armed Angola intervention
Chinese Ambassador Huang Hua at the United Nations charged the Soviet Union with naked armed intervention in Angola aiming to seize central and southern Africa's resources. Soviet diplomat Kharmalov dismissed the charges as stupidities as the Security Council debate focused on South Africa's action against MPLA led Angola. The debate continues Monday.
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United Nations, N.Y
China
Soviet Union
Angola
Africa
Huang Hua
Security Council
Middle East
Czechoslovakia
Portugal
Central
Mikhail Kharmalov
Huang
Council
United Nations
South Africa
People’s Republic of Angola
Popular Movement
MPLA
Thomas S. Boya
Benin
Kenya
Pascal Luvualu
Today in the News Today in the News
The Associated Press wires report ongoing national and international developments across politics economy and culture. Readers receive brief summaries of notable events with emphasis on timely updates and key facts.
Frayed Cable Blamed In Vail Gondola Crash
A Vail Mountain official cites a frayed cable as the likely cause of the gondola derailment that sent two cars tumbling 100 feet to the mountainside. A skier described mangled cabins and poles protruding from the wreckage as authorities reported three dead and nine injured.
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Vail, Cole
Vail Mountain
Postal Service to Cut Deliveries in 10 Eastern Cities
The Postal Service says it will curtail business deliveries in 10 Eastern cities next week despite a congressman asserting the agency promised a moratorium. Chairman James M. Hanley of the House Postal Service subcommittee announced the service had suspended all cutback plans.
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Washington
Postal Service
James M. Hanley
House Postal Service Subcommittee
Ford Sterling Heights strike drags with limited progress
A union spokesman reports little progress in negotiations to end the Ford Motor Co Sterling Heights axle plant strike in Michigan. The walkout threatens to halt operations at Ford's U.S. auto plants as talks that broke Friday night were to resume today with UAW committee member Bill Perkins expected to lead further discussions.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Sterling Heights
Mich
U.S
United Auto Workers
Bill Perkins
Unions attack Solzhenitsyn over Spain democracy warning
In Brussels three major unions blast Alexander Solzhenitsyn for criticizing Spain’s move to democracy. The ICFTU WCLO and ETUC issue a joint protest after his TV remarks last week warning against rapid Spanish reform.
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Brussels
Belgium
Western
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Spain
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
World Confederation of Labor
European Trade Union Confederation
Solzhenitsyn
Bombings Hit Belfast Suburbs As Police Cite IRA Blame
Five bombs exploded in Belfast with four wrecking houses in upscale suburbs. No casualties were reported. Police blamed the Provisional IRA for the suburban blasts and suspected a fifth bombing by Protestant extremists.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Provisional
Irish Republic Army
British government denies plans to axe Concorde without firm orders
London reports quote the Industry Department denying any decision to scrap the Concorde unless airlines commit to orders. Ministers urged a possible halt or slowdown in production due to reluctance from global carriers to purchase the $60 million supersonic jet.
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London
Industry Department
World Airlines
Phoenix set to approve Cocopah bike path on 64th Street
Phoenix City Council is likely to approve a five foot bicycle path on the west side of 64th Street between Clinton and Cholla, with an $8,200 cost. Parents worry about a deep run-off ditch near the Cocopah School area and a possible footbridge over the ditch. Scottsdale may take responsibility for bridge clearance and maintenance. Scottsdale would contribute $7,000 toward the Papago Bicycle Loop underpass project totaling $42,000.
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Cocopah
64Th Street
Phoenix City
Ken O'Dell
Clinton
Cholla
Cholla Rd
Cholla Road
Shea Boulevard
64Th Place
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Desert Cove Avenue
Clinton Street
Shea
O'Dell
O’dell
Herb Drinkwater
Phoenix Council
McDowell Road
Papago
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Dewey Bartlett
R-okla
Jim Hacking
American Association of Retired People
Chuck Merin
National Association of Retired Federal Employes
Northeast
Ford Motor
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