Arizona Population Set to Reach 2.847 Million by 1985
Valley National Bank projects Arizona’s resident population will hit 2,847,000 in 1985, a 80.6 percent rise since 1965. Phoenix and Tucson will house most residents with 1,720,000 and 570,000 respectively, amid strong interstate migration and steady growth projected across two decades.
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GOP Leader Sees Johnson Pushing Spending Cuts for Tax
House Republican leader Gerald R. Ford said Johnson would send a spending reduction bill to Congress to back a 10 percent income tax surcharge. He claimed a ceiling on federal spending would be proposed, routed through Appropriations and Ways & Means before final approval. Mansfield warned on tax inaction while Williams pressed for black and white spending cuts proof. Mills scheduled a hearing to discuss outlays as debate over the tax plan continues.
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Four Bridges Planned for Sun Circle Trail Project
The County Board of Supervisors issue a bid call for the first phase of a 44000 project along the Sun Circle Hiking and Riding Trail. Four prestressed T-beam concrete bridges will span the Arizona and Cross Cut Canals enabling horseback riders cyclists and hikers by next spring. Bids open December 4 in the Supervisors Auditorium.
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Boys Admit Set Fire To Auto Store In Lawrenceville
Fire Chief Charles Potts said two boys aged 11 and seven confessed to starting a $5,000 fire that damaged an auto supply store and a finance company office in Lawrenceville. They said they did it to fight the blaze with water pistols but found their water guns insufficient.
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Youths Arrested in Scottsdale Theft Ring
Five juveniles were taken into custody by Scottsdale Police on six counts of malicious mischief burglary and petty theft. Police recovered five fire extinguishers flood lights and a tape recorder from Soloma School. The youths aged 10 11 and 15 faced possession charges for stolen property linked to younger boys and were referred to the Maricopa County Detention Home.
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Five Die In Arizona Auto Crashes Monday
A UPI report says five people died in Arizona traffic crashes, raising the highway toll to 519 for the year. Victims include F. Richard Halbert of Tucson in a two car crash south of Tucson, Eric Stadelman of Cottonwood, Debra Willey of Tempe, and Charles Harrison of Phoenix. autopsies were pending to determine causes. Police found Harrison dead in his car near downtown Phoenix. officials suspected natural causes.
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Baril
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Obituaries for Allen M Gerber and Mrs Havick in Phoenix area
Allen M. Gerber 69 of Montecito died Sunday in St. Marys Hospital Tucson. He co owned Gerber Produce Co of Chicago before retiring in 1903 and leaves wife Betha son Ronald a daughter Mrs Sheldon Silberman two brothers two sisters and three grandsons. Services tomorrow 3 pm Grimshaws Bethany Chapel burial Memory Lawn Mausoleum Phoenix. Beneficiary contributions suggested to City of Tope Humle Calif. Mrs Havick, formerly of Buffalo NY, arrived last year. She leaves son James A of Scottsdale and three grandchildren John Paul Peter. Services tomorrow 10 am Messinger Mortuary burial in Buffalo. Friends may call today.
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U S fights China seat at United Nations
The United States leads efforts to deny Communist China admission to the United Nations for the 18th straight year. Debates focus on the two China proposal and ouster resolutions, with Cambodia introducing the ouster bid and Peking and Formosa rejected any shared seat. The Security Council and Middle East talks continue alongside a British compromise on Israel withdrawals.
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Social Security Office to Close for Thanksgiving Holiday
The Scottsdale Social Security Office will close at 4 30 p m Wednesday and reopen at 4 30 a m Friday due to the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
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Two Scottsdale Residents Injured In Two Car Accidents
Two Scottsdale residents were injured in separate two car crashes yesterday. Afildred L. Michel of 7516 F Palm Lane was north bound on 74th St and collided with Suz ette DeCarlo of 754 F Hub bell who was east bound on Palm Lane. DeCarlo treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital while Michel was cited for failure to yield. In the second crash Carla Grace Cantrell of 6331 N 83rd Pl collided with Bernard Joseph Schranz of 7635 E Catalina. Schranz was taken by ambulance to St Josephs Hospital in Phoenix in good condition. Cantrell cited for failure to stop for red light.
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Copters Rescue Troops In Hill 875 Battle Near Dak To
U S helicopters evacuated wounded paratroopers from Hill 875 near Dak To after three days of heavy combat with North Vietnamese forces. The 173rd Airborne Brigade renewed assaults as B52s and jets struck Hanoi Haiphong area while air losses mounted.
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Vandalism Suspected in Trailer Fire Behind Basha’s Market
A universal trailer owned by Universal Disposal caught fire behind Basha’s market. Rural Fire Department put out the blaze at 4 10 p.m. No damage to the trailer occurred. Chief Murray Robertson cited vandalism as the cause. Also reported were a grass fire at Hayden and Princess Rds at 4 29 p.m. and a car fire at 7 14 p.m. on Scottsdale Rd. The car owned by Carl Crain sustained about 125 dollars in damage likely from a cigarette.
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Horoscope for Wednesday November 22 across all signs
The page lists daily guidance for all zodiac signs with calls to seek harmony, generosity, decisive action, and improving personal and social prospects. It emphasizes magnetic appeal for several signs and practical steps for finances, communications, and appearance.
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