Ford Seen as Likely VP Nominee After Hearings
Two days of televised hearings on Gerald Ford's vice presidential nomination left House and Senate committees leaning toward confirmation. Support came from key lawmakers while a few critics urged withdrawal or opposed his alignment with Nixon. If confirmed Ford could be president sooner than expected.
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Washington
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
House
Senate Rules Committee
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
White House
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Congress
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Jerome Waldie
Dcalif
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Waldie
Senate
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
Donald W. Riegle Jr
D-Mich
Jerry Ford
United States
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Riegle
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Martha Griffiths
Joe D. Waggonner Jr
Dla
Leslie Arends
R-Ill
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Stanford Parris
Two School Aid Plans Outlined In Arizona Hearing
PHOENIX UP I Two proposals to aid school construction were discussed by the Joint House Senate Education Committee. Sen Fred Koory described two options including a one time tax on new home value returning to districts and a $50 per pupil grant. He did not specify funding sources for about 22 million annually. Sen Scott Alexander urged state takeover of teacher retirement and Social Security costs now borne by counties.
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UPI
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House Senate Education Committee
Fred Koory
Glendale
Koory
Scott Alexander
Tucson
Scottsdale airport master plan delayed to November
City Development Director Dave Harris said the master plan for Scottsdale Municipal Airport will not be ready for final city council consideration until November 20. Public hearings have closed and the council asked to include several earlier recommendations from Wilsey and Ham, including contracting for a second and a third fixed base operator at the airport.
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Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Dave Harris
Wilsey and Ham
Obituary: Louise Davison 65 Dies in Scottsdale
Louise Davison a native of Flushing New York aged 65 moved to Scottsdale two years ago died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She retired from Agfa Film Processing Co in New York Survivors include her husband Earl a son James of Scottsdale and a daughter Mary Lou Abrams of New York Cremation arranged by Messinger Mortuary at 7601 E Indian School Rd
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Louise Davison
Flushing, N.Y
Scottsdale
New York
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Davison
E. Oak
Agfa Film Processing Co
Earl
James
Mary Lou Abrams
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Martha J. Shaw services set for Wednesday
Martha Jane Shaw 90 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services are 2 p.m. Wednesday at Indian School Rd with cremation to follow. Born in Scranton Kansas she moved to Arizona a decade ago and was active in the Order of the Eastern Star and Gillespie Illinois Methodist Church. Survivors include sister Ruth R. Herold of Phoenix and a brother out of state. Contributions may be made to the Cancer Fund 4700 N. 12th St.
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Martha Jane Shaw
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
Shaw
E. Flower
Arizona
Scranton
Kan
Ruth R. Herold
Phoenix
Cancer Fund
12Th St
DES and Mental Retardation Division Seek DES Absorption
DES and Mental Retardation Division directors hold meetings to resolve whether DES should absorb the division amid ongoing controversy. Senator Goldwater urged Nixon to testify before the Senate Watergate Committee, saying resignation is not yet warranted. Phoenix city council informal talks paused stadium financing plans and directed staff to draft a long lease and consider $5 million in season ticket options.
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Phoenix
State Department of Economic Security
DES
Civic Plaza
Tucson Voters To Pick Three Council Members In City Election
About 35 percent of Tucson's 120,000 eligible voters were expected to turn out for today's general election to choose three city council members. Polls closed at 7 pm with incumbents Jerry Myers Ramon Castillo and Michael Borozan running on the Republican ticket against Democrats Barbara Weymann Rudy Castro and Robert Cauthorn. An independent candidate Joseph Brown was in Ward Six.
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Tucson
Jerry Myers
Ramon Castillo
Michael Borozan
Barbara Weymann
Rudy Castro
Robert Cauthorn
Joseph Brown
Fire Burns 7653 Acres Near San Francisco Peaks
Crews began mop-up work after a blaze on the east edge of the San Francisco Peaks charred 7653 acres of Ponderosa pine. The fire started Thursday night and, driven by 50 mph gusts, was controlled Monday. Officials say the cause is unknown but man-caused.
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Flagstaff
San Francisco Peaks
National Forest Service
Phoenix youth Adolph Louis ordered to stand trial as adult
Adolph Louis 17 was ordered to stand trial as an adult on a murder charge in the death of Phoenix accountant John Henson 31. Juvenile Court Judge Robert Broomfield ruled after a Septembers 7 incident. Louis’s brother Melvin 19 and four others were also accused.
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Phoenix
Adolph Louis
Robert Broomfield
Louis
Melvin
John Henson
Purse Snatchers Foiled by Citizen in Scottsdale
Two teenagers grabbed a purse and package from Jeanette Beasley near Goldwater's Fashion Square in Phoenix's Scottsdale area around 8 15 p m Monday night. A citizen, Charles Flowers, chased them in his car, causing the items to be dropped and recovered before the suspects fled toward Camelback Road. Police described both suspects as 16 to 18 years old, about five foot five, 150 pounds, one with brown hair and a blue jacket, the other blond with a grey jacket.
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Scottsdale
Jeanette Beasley
Goldwater
Fashion Square
Michael Gannon
Charles Flowers
Temper
Gannon
Camelback Road
Schools Close Friday for Arizona Education Association Meet
Schools will close Friday for teachers to attend the 82nd annual Arizona Education Association convention at the Tucson Community Center. Speakers include Dr. Helen Wise of the National Education Association and Diane Divoky of Learning Magazine. Workshops and exhibits will fill two days with educational materials and equipment. Scottsdale teachers on AEA committees include Beverly Pergeau, Alice Neihardt, and June Reynolds across public relations, professional rights and responsibilities, and legislative panels.
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Arizona Education Association
Tucson Community Center
Helen Wise
National Education Association
Diane Divoky
Learning Magazine
Scottsdale
AEA
Beverly Pergeau
Mohave School
Alice Neihardt
Cocopah School
June Reynolds
Supai School
Vandals Break Glass at Four Local Businesses
Police report four local businesses targeted by vandals over the weekend. Ed Rossie Chrysler Plymouth on Scottsdale Road sustained two broken windows with 900 dollars in damage. McDowell Road sites Ray Korte Chevrolet two windows 100 dollars. Valley National Bank 200 dollars and First Federal Savings two windows 300 dollars damaged.
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Ed Rossie
Chrysler-Plymouth
N. Scottsdale Rd
McDowell Road
Ray Korte Chevrolet
E. McDowell Rd
Valley National Bank
Warmer Weather Forecast Keeps Phoenix Sunny Through Wednesday
Forecasters at the Phoenix National Weather Service office predict continued sunny skies and slightly higher temperatures through Wednesday. Daytime highs are expected in the mid 80s with overnight lows around 50. Scottsdale measured a high of 83 and a low of 46 this morning.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Canada Faces Threat to Oil Shipments to United States
Canada risks losing refined oil sent to the U S from East Coast refineries in Port Hawksbury Saint John and Come by Chance as Arab nations may object to re exporting to New England. About 100000 barrels daily flow to the U S mainly heating oil with some jet fuel.
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United Press International
Canada
United States
Donald MacDonald
New England
Port Hawksbury
N.S
Saint John
N.B
Nile
MacDonald
Physician awaits tax sentence in Paradise Valley case
Dr. Warren Bennett 62 of Paradise Valley faces sentencing December 10 after pleading guilty to failing to file a federal income tax return. He is chief surgical pathologist at Good Samaritan Hospital and could receive up to one year in prison or a $10,000 fine. Prosecutors say he did not report $30,455 in 1968. 1969 filing charge may be dismissed.
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Phoenix
UPS
Warren Bennett
Paradise Valley
Bennett
Good Samaritan Hospital
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