Strike leader urges united farmer national action
A Colorado farmer Derral Schroeder says American farmers can unite to strike nationwide on December 14 to push for parity pricing. He faults low prices while Agriculture Secretary Bergland doubts success. Demonstrations, including in Carter’s Plains Georgia, amplify farmer demands for a free market and 100 percent parity.
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Washington
Colorado
Derral Schroeder
Campo
Colo
Schroeder
Plains
Carter
Ex-DPS chief pleads no contest to drunken driving
James Hegarty former director of the Arizona Department of Public Safety pleaded no contest in justice court to a drunken driving charge. Judge Pro tem Lawrence Mulleneaux fined him 122 dollars and sentenced him to one day in jail with the jail term suspended for a five hour hospital observation stay.
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Tempe
James Hegarty
Department of Public Safety
Justice
Protem Lawrence Mulleneaux
Hegarty
Mulleneaux
IBM Tucson plant plans spark land sale in housing project
In Tucson a decision by International Business Machines Corp to build a new plant prompts real estate activity with five unidentified investors buying 1,840 acres for about $2 million. Police dispatchers in South Tucson face personnel changes after internal investigations. Johnny Garcia, 32, is fired for conduct unbecoming an officer and suspended for alleged improper advances to female employees, false statements, and falsified job applications.
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Tucson
International Business Machines Corp
Richard Bloomfield
South Tucson
Donald Lowe
Johnny Garcia
Lowe
Garcia
Justice of the Peace halts subdivision lot sales pending state approval
Justice of the Peace Gilbert Soto says he stopped selling lots in his subdivision until Arizona state approval is granted. The Arizona Real Estate Department has opened an investigation into the lot sales after reporters requested information.
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Nogales
Gilbert Soto
Arizona Real Estate Department
Obituary for Mary N. Jindrich 96 Scottsdale resident
Mary N. Jindrich 96 died Friday at Scottsdale Christian Nursing Home. A native of Czechoslovakia she moved to Scottsdale in 1961 from Chicago and was a homemaker. Survived by two sons James and Ervin and three daughters Sylvia Alice Evelyn, eight grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Memorial service Monday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with cremation following.
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Mary N. Jindrich
Scottsdale Christian Nursing Home
N. Civic Center Plaza
Czechoslovakia
Calif
Sylvia Lee
Alice Jindrich
Scottsdale
Evelyn Bryan
Washington, D.C
Death of Arthur A. Squier at 77 in Scottsdale
Arthur A. Squier 77 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving from Philadelphia in 1964. He worked in engineering and building material sales and resided at 3327 Civic Center Plaza. Survived by his wife Adeline and a niece out of state. Private services. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Memorials suggested to Valley Presbyterian Church.
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Arthur A. Squier
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Illinois
Mr. Squier
Scottsdale
Philadelphia
Civic Center Plaza
Adeline
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Road
Valley Presbyterian Church
Rainsford Dies at 40. Rites Set for Earl of Illinois Roots
Robert M. Rainsford 40 of 8744 E Vista Dr died Thursday at Medicenter. A native of Illinois, he was a salesman. Survived by wife Ellen four children out of state parents and two brothers. Rosary 7 p.m. Sunday Arcadia Funeral Home. Mass 9 a.m. Monday Church of St Maria Goretti. Interment St Francis Cemetery.
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Robert Martin Rainsford
E. Vista Drive
Illinois
Mr. Rainsford
Ellen
Laurie
Michael
Robert
Richard
Rosary
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Road
St. Maria Goretti
Granite
Reef Road
St. Francis Cemetery
Sanford Symanski, 53, Dies. Longtime Lockheed Rep
Stanley Symanski, 53, of 4950 N Miller Road died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A New York native who moved to Scottsdale in 1974 from Sunnyvale California he was a field representative for Lockheed Missile and Space Co for 17 years. He belonged to the National Management Association. Survived by his wife Alice two daughters Gale Martin London Kentucky and Vicki Symanski Garden Grove California two stepsons Gary and Robert Hunt Jacksonville Florida his mother three sisters two brothers and one granddaughter. Visitation Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Road. Services follow at 2 p.m. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery California. Sent to American Cancer Society.
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Stanley Symanski
N. Miller Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
New York
Symanski
Scottsdale
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lockheed Missile and Space Co
National Management Association
Alice
Gale Martin
London
Vicki Symanski
Garden Grove
Gary
Robert Hunt
Jacksonville
Fla
Arcadia Funeral Home
Holiday traffic toll nears 300 amid Thanksgiving travel
The Associated Press reports 288 deaths from traffic accidents by midmorning as the four day Thanksgiving weekend nears its end. The National Safety Council projected 460 to 560 highway fatalities during the period, with 1968’s record 764 noted and last year’s 467 cited. Weather hinders travelers across the northern half of the country and parts of the South with a Northeast blizzard threat.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Pacific Northwest
Death linked to religious rites in saltwater feeding
Indianapolis AP report details the death of 6-year-old Daniel Bush due to severe malnutrition believed tied to a religious rite to ward off demons. His mother Trula Bush and Willa Mayes face neglect and involuntary manslaughter charges as six other children, including two siblings and Mayes' grandchildren, are hospitalized with malnutrition.
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Indianapolis
Daniel Bush
Josefino Aguilar
Trula Bush
Willa Mayes
Patrick J. Barton
Joseph Lackey
Daniel
Fire damages kitchens and patios in Scottsdale homes
Fire officials report two separate blazes in Scottsdale causing 2000 dollar kitchen damage at Sharon Lidstone’s home on Granite Reef Road and 500 dollar patio damage at J C Storm’s residence on 78th Way. RMFD units and 25 firefighters controlled the kitchen fire after 12 49 p.m. and a smoldering log fire on a patio occurred earlier at 6 19 a.m. in separate incidents.
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Scottsdale
Sharon Lidstone
Granite Reef Road
Metro
J.C. Storm
78Th Way
U S Funds Sought for Indian Medical School Site Debate
The U S plans funding for a proposed American Indian School of Medicine with Phoenix as the leading candidate for clinical work while Flagstaff is debated for basic science. A committee found Minneapolis St Paul and Oklahoma City saturated with schools, making Phoenix the best option though tribes may choose the site.
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Flagstaff
Phoenix
McPhail
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Congress
New Scottsdale area phone system debuts for long distance calls
Mountain Bell implements Zero Plus Calling for most Scottsdale customers with prefixes 941 948 949 991 and 994. Other Scottsdale prefixes switch by February. The system lets callers dial zero plus area code and number with charges billed to a third number and enables faster operator assisted long distance calls. Frank Rogel notes electronic switching and billing cut call time in half.
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Scottsdale Telephone
Scottsdale
Mountain Bell
Frank Rogel
Festival winners announced at Nations Doll Show in Scottsdale
Twenty six awards were presented at the Festival of Nations and International Doll Show in Scottsdale. About 12 000 spectators attended the five hour event sponsored by the city recreation staff. The doll show was held with the festival and sponsored by the city and the Scottsdale Junior Women's Club. Over 650 dolls entered and 22 first place ribbons awarded.
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City of
Jazz dance class offered at Scottsdale YMCA for youth
The Scottsdale YMCA will offer a jazz dance class for first through sixth grade children at 3019 Civic Center Plaza. Sessions run every Tuesday for eight weeks with two time slots 4 to 4 45 p m and 4 45 to 5 30 p m. Enrollment opens once all 12 places are filled. The $15 fee plus membership applies.
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Scottsdale
Civic Center Plaza
U.S. Sues Phoenix Bowling Group for Wages
The U S Department of Labor sues Southwest Recreation Associates Inc operator of Thunderbird Lanes Wagon Wheel Lanes and Papago Bowl in Phoenix for 76000 in unpaid wages overtime and damages. The suit seeks to bar the firm and its president Carl Silver from further violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Scottsdale
U.S. Department of Labor
Southwest Recreation Associates Inc
Phoenix
N. Scottsdale Road
U.S. District Court
Carl Silver
Former Minnesota Governor Resigns from PSC over Alcoholism
Ex governor Karl Rolvaag resigns from the Minnesota Public Service Commission citing chronic alcoholism. The 64 year old, who led Minnesota from 1963 to 1967, had also served as ambassador to Iceland after losing a 1967 reelection bid.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota Public Service Commission
Tam
U.S
Iceland
Rolvaag
Lyndon Johnson
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