Europeans Face Sunday Car Bans Amid Oil Squeeze
United Press International reports Europeans expand fuel saving by banning private motoring on Sundays. West Germany Denmark Switzerland Luxembourg Holland Belgium and Italy move to curb driving, with bans and price hikes. Bonn predicts seven percent fuel cut plus six percent from lower speeds. Denmark sees 10 percent rise in rail reservations.
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West Germany
Switzerland
Denmark
Luxembourg
Holland
Belgium
Italy
Wickert Public Survey Institute
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Vandalized Yavapai School Faces Cash Crisis and Debate
Readers are urged to consider the widespread window vandalism at Yavapai School 701 N 76th St as principal Roy Haensler cites insufficient funds for repairs. The piece calls for community action by fathers, older students, and law enforcement to identify culprits and restore facilities.
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Jack Karie
Yavapai School
N. 76Th St
Roy Haensler
Yavapai
Scottsdale
IRA Claims Attack on Ulster Coalition Politician Home
The IRA claimed responsibility for a machine gun attack on the home of Austin Currie a Catholic member of Northern Ireland's new coalition government. Police reported a shattered window but no injuries as Currie and his family were away. guards stood outside.
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UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
New Ulster Coalition
East Tyrone
Ulster
Irish Republic
New
Northern Ireland Executive
Austin Currie
Dungannon
Currie
Social Democratic and Labor Party
SDLP
New Unian Ex
Northern Ireland
Nixon aide attacks media at Albuquerque rally
Bruce Herschensohn deputy special assistant to the president told about 600 people that the national media in particular television is misleading the public and acts as a kangaroo court. He criticized coverage of Watergate and argued the press should be scrutinized as it scrutinizes the president.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Nixon
Bruce Herschensohn
Herschensohn
John Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
H.R. Haldeman
John Erlichman
Ben-Gurion's condition worsens after stroke battle
David Ben-Gurion 87, former Israeli prime minister and country founder, deteriorates as blood pressure and pulse drop after a cerebral hemorrhage last Sunday. National radio reports he remains in serious condition after earlier indications of improvement.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
David ben-Gurion
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Crackdown on illegal dumping begins in Maricopa County
The Maricopa County Health Department launched a crackdown on illegal garbage dumping with help from the sheriff's department aircraft. Environmental director Joseph Weinstein said officers have identified 600 dumping sites and expect more discoveries.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona Education Chief Seeks Postponement of Social Studies Hearings
Tom Beauchamp, president of the Arizona Education Association, asked the Social Studies Basic Goals Commission to delay hearings set for Yuma, Globe, and Phoenix next week. He cited insufficient time for parents and educators to study the goals proposal released only last Monday.
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Phoenix
Arizona Education Association
Social Studies Basic Goals Commission
Yuma
Globe and
Tom Beauchamp
Phoenix Auto Firm Sued for Used Car Deceptions
The State Consumer Protection Division filed a civil complaint in superior court against B and J Motors Inc and four officers, president Bruce Raben, secretary Robert Raben, manager Arthur Wright, and salesman Thomas Cox, alleging a range of deceptive practices in selling used cars.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Auto
B and J Motors Inc
Bruce Raben
Robert Raben
Arthur Wright
Thomas Cox
Seattle man indicted in bank robbery at Phoenix branch
Joseph Brian Benites, 20, of Seattle was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of bank robbery and robbery with a gun for the Nov 16 holdup at a First National Bank of Arizona branch in Phoenix. He was arrested minutes after $481 was taken.
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Phoenix
Joseph Brian Benites
Seattle
Wash
Benites
First National Bank of Arizona
Services Scheduled for David Hoag Teenager Drowned
Funeral rites set for 17 year old David Hoag of Scottsdale at Christ Church of the Ascension. He drowned Thursday in Salt River Canyon. Survivors include his father H W Hoag Jr mother Martha Hoag brother Kevin and sisters Amy and Elizabeth all of Scottsdale. Grandparents T K Shoenhair and Hal W Hoag. Friends may call Sunday at Messinger Mortuary.
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David Hoag
Scottsdale High School
Christ Church of the Ascension
Lincoln Drive
Hoag
Calle del Norte
Salt River Canyon
H.W. Hoag Jr
Tucson
Martha Hoag
Kevin
Amy L
Elizabeth A
Scottsdale
T.K. Shoenhair
Hal W. Hoag
Los Angeles
Messinger Mortuary
Truscott Rites Set for North Dakota Native in Arizona
Robert L. Truscott 68 died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a career as an insurance examiner and former grocer and realtor in Bismarck. Services Monday at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale follow a move from Helena Montana in 1972. Survived by wife Eva son Dean R. and four grandchildren.
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68Th St
Green Acres ‘Mortuary
Hayden Road
Truscott
Bismarck
Dakota
Arizona
Helena, Mont
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Eva
Dean R
Medford
Oregon
Two rear-end crashes injure Scottsdale and Corona drivers
Scottsdale woman LaJeane Shearer was treated and released after a 3 p.m. rear-end collision on Scottsdale Road near McDowell Road with a tow truck driver, John Corich, 19, of Phoenix cited for speed not reasonable and prudent. A second injury occurred about 12:40 p.m. when Robert Cash, 39, of Corona, was rear-ended by a truck driven by Christopher Catalanotte of Phoenix on Scottsdale Road south of Lincoln Drive, with Catalanotte cited for speed not reasonable and prudent. Avonna Bacon, 59, of Mesa, involved in the three-vehicle crash, was not hurt.
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LaJeane Shearer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
McDowell Road
John Stephen Corich
Phoenix
Valley Towing Co
Corich
Robert Lee Cash
Corona
Christopher Catalanotte
Cash
Scottsdale Memorial
Lincoln Drive
Catalanotte
Avonna Royie Bacon
Mesa
Toyota raises prices by seven percent in Japan
Toyota Motor Sales said the price hikes apply only in Japan and raise average prices across all models by 7 percent, adding about 78 dollars to typical Toyota cars trucks and vans. Daihatsu Kogyo Co. Osaka followed with an 8 percent rise about 132 dollars per vehicle.
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UPI
Toyota
Japan
Toyota Motor Sales
Daihatsu Kogyo Co
Osaka
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