Evans forms cattle firm to buy feed and market cattle
William E. Evans, a Scottsdate resident and livestock nutritionist, forms Evans Cattle Management Corp to buy calves, feed them, and handle all financials for owners. The operation plans to purchase 100 head monthly for six months, raise them to market weight in six months, and sell at top prices with home offices in the Phoenix stockyard complex. Directors include Dr. Bailey P. Cardany and James H. Hughes. The firm is headquartered in the Torre Exchange Building at 4851 E Washington.
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Scottsdate
William E. Evans
Julie
Indian Bend Rd
Arizona Feeds
Evans
Evans Cattle Management _Corp
Phoenix
Arizona highway warranty suit targets rock supply claim
S Muen Inc of Washington sues the Arizona Highway Department in Phoenix claiming a $356 625 warranty for Interstate 15 work in northwestern Arizona. The firm says 3.8 miles of grading was contracted and only half the required rock was supplied, costing $35 625 to haul in as replacements.
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UPI
Arizona’ Highway Department
S.muen, Inc
Washington
Interstate 15
Arizona
Rockpol Bce
Arson Suspected At Indiana Purdue Campuses
Arson suspected after campus fires at Indiana University Bloomington and Purdue University Lafayette, with damages estimated at 650000 and 560 in the library blast. Police opened arson probes as protests over tuition and campus unrest drew national attention.
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Indiana
Purdue
Indiana University
Lafayette
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Scottsdale seniors win multiple National Merit and Motorola scholarships
Scottsdale district seniors receive National Merit and Motorola Foundation scholarships for high scores on tests and excellence in science, engineering, and academics. Recipients include Linda J. Reprecht, Gay P. Howland, Lloyd J. Zasman, Roger L. Pearce, and Michael Geary, with awards ranging from $0 to $1,000 and honors in Latin, math, science, and leadership roles.
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J. Reprecht
Aeeset
Recrecit
Motorola
Harvey Mudd College
Zasman
Motorola Foundation
Coronado
Michael Geary
N. Normal
Tempe
California Institute of Technology
Geary
Mu ‘Alpha
Theta
Fire destroys 1963 car at Camelback Road site
Rural Fire Department reported a 1963 auto owned by June Kraus at 7500 Camelback Rd burned around 4 30 p m Thursday. Firemen found the interior afire upon arrival and damage occurred under the hood. A separate incident traced a fuel leak to a damaged carburetor causing a line to be unplugged and leak plugged with wood.
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June Kraus
Camelback Rd
Rural Fire Department
McDonald
Scottsdale Shas
Tahitien Liner Fire Triggers Rescue Efforts In Pacific
The Tahitien with about 654 aboard reports a engine room fire spreading to passenger areas 350 miles west of the Canal Zone. The Army says 270 passengers and 147 crew aboard Panama Canal Co counts 241 passengers. An Air Force C130 with liferafts heads to the 549 foot liner as two freighters circle within 200 miles. The ship departed Marseilles April 15 bound for Sydney and Taiohae with Cre des Messageries Maritimes reporting its voyage and port calls.
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UPI
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American
Scout
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Nixon Job Corps center closings spark GOP feuding
A Republican congressman attacked the Nixon administration for ordering Job Corps centers shut claiming it damages labor goals. A Labor Department spokesman denied any backdown and said none of the 59 centers would remain open. Negotiations aim to keep some centers open at lower costs, with pressure from opponents and possible rescissions of closing orders.
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UPD
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Nixon
Capitol Hill
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UPI
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Thieves Loot Scottsdale Pantry and Other Homes
Police report multiple burglaries in Scottsdale areas between Wednesday and today. The Prince's Pantry at 56 W Main was pried open and items worth about $1,000 and cooking utensils were stolen. Separate burglaries included Irma Saunders home jewelry valued at $285, David Black records worth $135, Ronald Casson items valued at $71, Newman Glass Co cash and radio, Dr Jerry Fuller desk set and a $1 bill, Gaines Long house shoes and shirts plus $12, and minor damage with a missing total around $50.
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Prince’s Pantry
W. Main
Scottsdale
Irma Saunders
Minnetowa
David H. Black
Newman ™ Glass Co
Scottsdale Rd
Jerry
Fuller
Gaines E. Long
Portland
Investment Seminar Covers Inflation and the Dollar
Scottsdale investors and others may attend a seminar hosted by the Scottsdale office of Glore Forgan William R. Staats Inc. The session starts Monday at 8 and covers investment terminology inflation’s impact on the dollar estate planning and mutual funds. Call 947 3511 to reserve. tickets issued after seating limits are confirmed.
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Icans -Arizonian
Scottsdale
Glore Forgan
William R. Staats, Inc
Ex convict shot after high speed Texas chase ends in gunfight
Ex convict Robert Samuel Dent about 26, freed two weeks earlier, led Texas patrol on a 90 mile an hour chase then confronted officers in a gunfight. His wife rode with him as Kenneth Crone escaped unharmed after Dent held officers hostage and threatened to kill Crone. Dent was wounded in the abdomen and Dent’s alleged deal with Capt. Jerry Miller to see the children near Bryan, Texas collapsed when they confronted two patrolmen at the house. Dent died.
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UPI
Sara Ae Ees
Texas
Phe
Robert—Samuel Dent
Kenneth Crone
Crone
Dent
Texas Department:of Public Safety
Jerry Miller
Bryan
Tex
Miller
Jaycees elect district vice president at Scottsdale meeting
At the Scottsdale Jaycee clubhouse last night area chapters chose a district vice president. Tom Burns of Chandler won on the first ballot with six votes per chapter including Scottsdale Camelback Tempe Chandler Mesa Apache Junction and Arizona State Prison Outside Trustee chapters. Burns will serve a one year term and report to the state president as the district's top officer.
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Tom” Burns
Chandler
Don Steward
The
Camelback Jaycees
Camelback
Tempe
Mesa
Apache Junction
Arizona State Prison
Burns
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