Scottsdale High School electrical relocation bid invitation
Scottsdale invites sealed bids for Relocation and Revision of electrical services and distribution at Scottsdale High School. Bids due 16:30 November 30, 1973, at City Clerk. Plans available $5. Bid bond 10 percent. Wage rates follow Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale. City reserves right to reject any bid and waive informality.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
State of Arizona
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale City Hall
Civic Center Plaza
Arizona
State of
Industrial Commission of Arizona
Public notices urge citizens to read records and meetings
The editorial calls all citizens to inform themselves through public notices and to exercise the right to access public records and public meetings, stressing the functions of government are embodied in these notices.
Unanimous GOP governors praise Nixon on Watergate disclosure
In Memphis 17 Republican governors approved a unanimous resolution praising Nixon for handling foreign affairs and for pledging full Watergate disclosure. They applauded his energy stance and anti inflation efforts while noting concerns over party unity amid the Watergate scandal and South politics. Ford urged unity to sustain GOP growth and confidence.
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Memphis
Gerald Ford
Arizona lets arson suspect go as youth reaches 18
Arizona Corrections Director John Moran said the state had to release Michael Altenburger from the State Industrial School for Boys when he turned 18 on November 8. Altenburger, charged in California with murder and arson for a Stratford Apartments fire that killed 7, was arraigned in Los Angeles. police say he confessed.
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State of Arizona
Merlin M. Olsen
Grace M. Olsen
Cranbrook Corp
California
Glenn Stapley
Phoenix
API
Arizona
John Moran
Moran
Michael Altenburger
State Industrial School For Boys
Altenburger
Los Angeles
Stratford Apartments
Prince Charles Receives Feudal Dues in Launceston Ceremony
In Launceston England Prince Charles received feudal dues from duchy tenants including two greyhounds a pound of pepper a hunting bow gilt spurs and a load of firewood The event dating to 1337 echoed Edward the Black Prince and drew thousands as officials watched in period garb The duchy stored most gifts in Launceston Museum while today the duchy seeks money from tenants.
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UPI
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Cornwall
Edward the Black Prince
Yesteryear
Prince Charles
John Molesworth-St. Aubyn
Elerky
Veran
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Memorial Hospital births list 20 dates and addresses
Memorial Hospital Clarkson reports birth announcements for multiple families including Palmer L and Angela T at 8419 E Monterey Way with a boy born Oct 20, David H Shaff and Cheryl Ann at 5940 No 83rd St with a girl born Oct 19, and others. Names and residences accompany each newborn entry with dates through Nov 8.
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Geck
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Cynthia R
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Laubmeier
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Donald A
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Sampson
Richard W
Marion S
N. Charles Drive
Emphysema Facts Shared By Senior Citizen Column
A Dear John column explains emphysema basics, its link to chronic bronchitis, and symptoms like shortness of breath. It notes 10 million Americans over 45 affected, mentions Emphysema Anonymous in Fort Myers for information, and highlights non profit help and education.
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John T. Wafts
John
B.M
Rocky Mountain States
United States
Emphysema Anonymous, Inc
Anonymous
Carl Willis
P.O. Box 66
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Myron F. Barkus
Wall St Chatter Predicts Decline in Long-Term Rates
Wall Street chatter from the Chase Manhattan Bank and other sources forecasts long-term bond rates easing next year as inflation concerns wane and petroleum costs rise. Analysts say stock prospects will improve with rate declines, while general market sentiment remains cautious amid 1973 conditions.
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New York
UPI
Chase Manhattan Bank
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Kennedy boy begins working to recovery
Edward Moore Kennedy Jr. 12 showed progress in recovery at Georgetown University Hospital. He walked with parallel bars for the first time since his right leg was amputated Saturday after doctors found a cartilage tissue tumor. He was in excellent spirits and read letters from well-wishers as hospital officials offered no timetable for further hospitalization.
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UPI
Edward Moore Kennedy Jr
Edward
Teddy
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