Strike closes Goodrich plants in six states
More than 10,000 rubber workers walked out over a contract dispute, shutting plants in Miami Oklahoma. Tuscaloosa Alabama. Marion Ohio. Akron Ohio. Fort Wayne Indiana. Los Angeles California. and OaksPennsylvania near Philadelphia. URW and Goodrich failed to reach a three year pact by midnight, wages offered totaling 80.8 cents over the term.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
B.F. Goodrich
Miami
Okla
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Marion
Akron
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Los Angeles
Oaks
Philadelphia
United Rubber Workers
URW
Goodrich
Columbus
UAW
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
County departments told to cap budget increases at ten percent
Maricopa County officials directed department heads to limit budget increases to 10 percent after informal requests ranged up to 20 percent. County Manager Charles Miller warned of financial strain if a tax relief bill becomes law, which would cut assessments by 42 million and force potential land purchases near the county complex to be postponed. The board may rely on federal revenue sharing funds, with 3 million on hand and 6.1 million expected next year.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa
Board of Supervisors
Charles W. Miller
Miller
Stovall Pleads Innocent In Forged Money Order Case
Phoenix Suns rookie Paul L. Stovall and Frances Delano Chapman pleaded innocent to a 14 count indictment accusing them of cashing forged money orders worth 1125 in Arizona cities. The money orders stem from a June 21 1972 supermarket robbery in Wichita Kansas. They await trial set for August 29.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Suns
Paul L. Stovall
Kansas
Stovall
Miss Chapman
Scottsdale
Tempe
Tucson
Mesa
FBI
Wichita
Kaw
Jack Anderson to Speak at Phoenix Executives Club Dinner
Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson will address the Phoenix Executives Club dinner at 7 p.m. in the Towne House main ballroom. A top investigative reporter, Anderson joined Drew Pearson's staff in 1947 and helped produce the Washington Merry-Go-Round. He won the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting last year.
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Jack Anderson
Phoenix Executives Club
Washington
Pearson
Anderson
Beirut War Escalates as Lebanese Army Seizes Control
Lebanese air force rockets struck guerrilla strongholds on the western outskirts of Beirut as the army, after taking control, imposed nationwide bans on publishing and meetings. Premier Hafez offered resignation while PLO claimed fierce attacks on camps near Jisr el Basha and Tel Zaatar and Burj el Barajna. Damascus Radio reported Syria closed its border with Lebanon.
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Beirut
UPI
Iskander Ghanem
Amin Hafez
Beirut Radio
Hafez
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Cairo
Jisr el-Basha
Tel Zaatar
Burj el-Barajna
Damascus Radio
Syrian Interior Ministry
Syria
Lebanon
Udall Proposes Public Private Energy Plan To End Crisis
Rep Morris Udall introduces legislation seeking short term energy solutions through coal gasification and expanded nuclear solar and thermal research. He urges energy thrift reform of utility rates mass transit funding via highway trust and national land use planning to curb urban sprawl.
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Washington
UPI
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Arizona Democrat
America
Highway Trust Fund
Three youths recover body in Phoenix canal drowning
In Southwest Phoenix three teenagers pulled the body of 29 year old Richard L. Cordova from the Roosevelt Irrigation District canal after his car veered off a maintenance road and sank. A passenger, Sherri Tandy, 30, escaped after being swept downstream and sustaining leg and hip injuries. The rescuers were Mike Aldaco 15, Paul Sarzoza 16, and Alfred Flores 16.
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Phoenix
UPI
Roosevelt Irrigation District
Richard L. Cordova
Sherri Tandy
Cordova
Mike Aldaco
Paul Sarzoza
Alfred Flores
Two Die In Arizona Crashes Raise Toll To 307
Arizona traffic fatality toll rose to 307 with two Monday deaths. Chester G. Rygiel, 34, of Prescott, died in a one vehicle crash on State Route 69 near Prescott. Bernice C. Broom, 52, of Phoenix, died when a tire blew out on Interstate 8 near Wellton, overturning her car.
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Arizona
Chester George Rygiel
Prescott
Bernice C. Broom
Phoenix
Rygiel
Phoenix plans rezoning to boost housing on near east parcel
The Phoenix Planning Commission will review Singer Housing Corp request to rezone a 72 acre northeast Phoenix tract from R1-14 to R16. The change would raise potential units from 159 to 344 and allow about 4.75 homes per acre on the site bounded by 38th 40th Streets Greenway Road and Paradise Lane. Singer Housing is a division of a sewing machine maker.
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Phoenix Planning Commission
Singer Housing Corp
Phoenix
40Th Streets
Greenway Road
Paradise Lane
Singer
Sewing Machine Manufacturer
Senior Citizen Bank Advice and Auction Forum Notes
Senior Citizen Bank offers guidance on setting up trusts with bank staff or a family lawyer. A reader praises a Senior Citizen Forum column on auctions, explains the difference between net and gross sales, and urges sellers to compare auction outcomes and use classified ads.
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John
Caeser G. Cantu
Mr. Cantu
Senior Citizen Forum
Copley News Service
Music grant auditions planned for SCC students
Auditions for music scholarships for full time Scottsdale Community College students next fall are set from 9:10 a.m. to noon Saturday in Room T4 on campus. Auditions cover instrumental vocal and piano. For requirements contact Gene Shroyer music department chairman.
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Scottsdale Community College
Gene Shroyer
Music Department
Films Explore Newest States In Finale Series
Scottsdale Public Library and Arizona Automobile Association present a travelogue finale featuring Alaska and Hawaii. Screenings start Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Library Auditorium. Hawaii film The Pleasant Isle highlights Oahu Maui and Kauai while Here's the Land surveys Alaska from panhandle to north. Reservations required by visiting or calling the library.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Arizona Automobile Association
Alaska
Hawaii
Pleasant Isle
Oahu
Maui
Kauai
Panhandle
Indian voting age lowered to 18 in tribal elections
The Bureau of Indian Affairs reports the legal voting age for Indians in tribal elections dropped from 21 to 18 as of April 23 to align with the 26th Amendment. Ft. McDowell held a tribal election April 16 unaffected by the ruling.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
U. S
Ft. McDowell
Robbery at Scottsdale Liquor Store Nets $80
A lone gunman robbed the Scottsdale Liquor Store at 3748 N Scottsdale Rd around 10 15 p m Saturday night getting eighty dollars after pulling a pistol on clerk Scott David Koerner. The robber wore a rag over his face and fled on foot.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Scott David Koerner
Koerner
Standard Oil Rations Gas In California
Standard Oil Co of California limits gasoline supplies to service stations due to high demand. The company expects minimal impact on motorists and urges conservation by slowing down, avoiding rapid starts, and cutting unnecessary trips while distributing on a fair basis amid refining limits, gas shortages, and quicker economy.
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San. Francisco
UPI
Standard Oil Co
California
Standard Oil
Oil Company
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