Fulbright attacks aid revival campaign as absurd
Senator J William Fulbright accused the Nixon administration of an absurd effort to boost foreign aid by touting it as a domestic economic aid program. He condemned AID statistics as public affairs pressure and wasteful spending while Congress debated the 1.1 billion economic section of foreign aid.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
Nixon
Fulbright
Agency For International Development
AID
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
United States
House
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Bombay circus tiger mauls boy. victim dies
A 12 year old boy, Hiren Mehra, died in a Bombay hospital after a circus tiger leaped into the audience following a performance. Ringmasters and an attendant who coaxed the tiger back into its cage also required hospital treatment.
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Bombay
India
UPI
Hiren Mehra
Burglaries Reported at Scottsdale Sites Across Town
Police logged multiple thefts amid a string of break-ins. At the Boys' Club on Osborn Road, $379 and various tools vanished after glass was broken in a library window. Thieves also breached an APS warehouse on Second Street and dismantled four reading-meter motorcycles. Master Cleaners on Belleview lost cash from two locked files after forcing a roof vent.
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Scottsdale
Second St
Master Cleaners
Belleview
Cyclist, driver charged after two Scottsdale collisions
Richard Barrett, 20, treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a left turn in front of Sara Bartram, 25. Barrett charged with failure to yield right of way. A second crash at Scottsdale and Osborn sent Frank Puglia, 45, to hospital. Sue Trainor, 37, charged with failure to yield right of way.
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Richard Barrett
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Barrett
N. Saratoga
Sara Bartram
E. Coronado
82Nd Street
Indian School Road
Scottsdale and
Osborn Roads
Frank Puglia
Puglia
E. Monterosa
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Osborn Road
Sue Trainor
Parkway
Trainor
Stocks Slip As Dow Ends Lower In Heavy Trading
The Dow Jones industrial average falls 8.18 points to 829.73 at 2 p.m. EST with declines across sectors. Listed issues include Alcoa American Brands Ford General Electric IBM Texas Instruments and Pan American among others as traders react to market pressure and mixed cues.
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F.I. du Pont
Glore Forgan & Co
Dow Jones
P.m
Indus
Trans
Utilities
Alcoa
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American Can
American Motors
At&t
Arizona Public Soc
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Control
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Eastman
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Frontier
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Goodyear
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IBM
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It&t A
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Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
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Pan American
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Sears Roebuck
Skaggs
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Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of N.J
Texaco
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Trans America
TWA
Union Oil
Six fires started to celebrate 21st birthday in York
Roger A. Hardy's lawyer said he started six fires causing 125000 dollars damage to mark his 21st birthday. Hardy received a seven year sentence in a York court.
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York
England
UPI
Roger A. Hardy
Hardy
Pay Board advances with 5.5 percent wage ceiling plans
The Pay Board moves ahead with a 5.5 percent cap on future pay raises amid criticism from labor. Only large companies likely 1000 plus employees would file contracts for review, affecting about 11 million of 18 million workers. Some teachers may still receive retroactive raises if taxes predate the freeze ends. Senator Proxmire warns of possible labor unrest if contracts are voided.
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Washington
UPI
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Paper blamed in truck fire near 70th Street
Papers on the exhaust pipe of a garbage truck owned by Larry Blaker caused a fire at 12 30 p m Tuesday at 70th Street and Villetta. The blaze caused 500 dollars in damage with no injuries reported by Scottsdale Rural Firemen. A separate brush fire at 7 30 last night near 5220 E Joshua Lane credited to grass and leaves clippings at Alex Levy’s residence. Firefighters arrived to find the latter out.
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Larry Blaker
70Th Street
Villetta
Scottsdale
Alex Levy
Joshua Lane
IRS official frames end of Phase I wage price rent freeze
Arizona IRS district director A W McCanless says the 90 day wage price and rent freeze will not end Saturday. He notes regulations will be amended only by new rules to avoid a gap. He cites Circular 24 stating changes occur only by Pay Board Price Commission or other authority.
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A.W. McCanless
Arizona
IRS
McCanless
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Scottsdale Community College counselor emphasizes human problem oriented guidance
Tom Dugan coordinator of counseling at Scottsdale Community College says counseling covers curriculum transfer credits and scholarships but focuses on students human emotional problems. The program operates with eight part time ACCREDITED counselors and extended hours with decentralized services across campus.
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Scottsdale Community College
Dugan
Maricopa
Technical
Marion Donaldson
Galen Snell
Glenn Groenke
Helen Johnson
Lyman Fullner
Lee Evans
Roy Hoyt
Gloria Little
Terros
Scottsdale
University of Arizona
Israeli envoy to visit Phoenix for ambassadorial dinner
Gen. Yitzhak Rabin will visit Phoenix as guest speaker at the Ambassadorial Dinner Dance on Dec 12 at Mountain Shadows. Rabbi Rabin, Six Day War hero and former IDF chief of staff, will present Israel's Shalom Award to Sam Smith, Phoenix industrialist and longtime Beth El Congregation director.
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Israel
United States
Yitzhak Rabin
Newton Rosenzweig
Phoenix Committee For
State of Israel Bonds
Rabin
Phoenix
Mountain Shadows
Israel Defense Forces
Sam Smith
Smith
Smith Pipe and Steel Co
Beth el Congregation
Rivel Nursing Home
Film highlights Scottsdale Airport as a model site
The Scottsdale Airport is featured in a Federal Aviation Agency film as an outstanding example of a general aviation airport in planning and design. City manager Dale Carter notes the 1965 acquisition and 4,800 foot runway, with Scottsdale Aviation as the fixed base operator, while residents seek enforcement of traffic-pattern violations by pilots.
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Scottsdale
Federal Aviation Agency
Dale Carter
Carter
North Scottsdale
Thunderbird Field
Scottsdale Aviation
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