Nixon Visits Madrid As Crowds Cheer In Record Turnout
In Madrid President Nixon and Franco rode through a canyon of 1.3 to 1.5 million cheering Spaniards. Nixon hailed Spanish American friendship as essential to Mediterranean peace while security measures protected the open vehicle procession.
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Australian math teacher joins Phoenix Country Day School
William Foulkes from Sydney Australia joins Phoenix Country Day School as mathematics teacher and later returns to Shore School in Newcastle NSW. He will study American math teaching methods and computer use in education while assisting with PE. He will also coach cricket and oversee squash.
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Stocks Rally and Slide Across Major Averages
Dow Jones trading at 3 p.m. shows mixed moves with notable gains for Transamerica and United Aircraft while utilities slip. Industrials rise, energy and tech shares show uneven progress as traders monitor market breadth and company results.
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Supreme Court Asked to Review Arizona Residency Voter Case
Glenda M. Cocanower of Tempe petitions Supreme Court to review a federal panel ruling upholding Arizona’s one year voter residency requirement. She cites Tennessee and Massachusetts rulings that found similar rules unconstitutional, arguing conflicts among recent decisions.
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Theft Reported by Guest at VNA Inn
Police said about 25 dollars was stolen from a California man staying at the Doubletree Inn on Scottsdale Road. Richard Hill of El Toro California reported he left his room between 3 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Thursday and found the door pried open and cash missing upon return. Authorities suspect a iron bar was used to force the door.
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Kosygin Holds Cairo Talks After Nasser Funeral
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin met with acting President Anwar el-Sadat and former Premier Aly Sabry at the Kabbeh Palace as Egypt seeks post Nasser leadership. Reports said Sadat and Sabry suffered heart attacks but recovered, with Cairo Radio confirming support for Egypt and a boost to its military.
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City Truck Damaged In Early Morning Blaze
A city refuse truck suffered about 5000 dollars in damage from an early morning fire believed to start in the hydraulic system. Firefighters used 425 gallons of water to extinguish the blaze at Second Street and Wells Fargo Avenue, spreading to a load of garbage. Reported at 5 44 a m by city workers.
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Jobless rate shows jump to 5.5 percent in September
The unemployment rate rose to 5.5 percent the highest in nearly seven years with 4.3 million jobless. Most gains occurred among men 16 to 24 as August to September changes and school return affected counts. Nonfarm payrolls held at 70.4 million after seasonal adjustment.
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Governor calls for jail standards in Arizona reforms
Governor Jack Williams urged the Arizona Legislature to set minimum jail standards for food clothing and bedding while omitting blanket punishment policies. He also proposed allowing prisoners released after sentence to apply for restoration of civil rights after an appropriate period. He spoke to the Probation Parole and Corrections Association at Francisco Grande.
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Scottsdale Teen Arrested for Grand Theft Auto
A 16 year old Scottsdale youth was arrested on grand theft auto charges after a 1969 motorcycle was reported stolen earlier Thursday. Police stopped the youth on Scottsdale Road at 10 45 am and could not prove ownership of the vehicle. Officers charged the youth with the theft of the vehicle. Keith Miller reported the motorcycle stolen from in front of Frontier Lanes at 7300 E Thomas.
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Scottsdale rummage sale planned by La Sertoma Club
The La Sertoma Club of Scottsdale will hold a rummage sale this Saturday starting at 7 a.m. at Smitty's Market located at 8302 E Mc Dowell Rd. The public is welcome to attend.
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Red Cross closes two disaster offices after Labor Day flooding
Two Red Cross disaster recovery offices at 5903 N. Granite Reef Road and 1501 N. 77th St. have closed. Those needing further assistance should contact Red Cross Disaster Headquarters at 1510 E. Flower St., Phoenix, phone 264-9481.
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Candidate urges probe of Arizona horse and dog racing
UPI Raul Castro a Democratic governor hopeful says the public has a right to know about any possible wrongdoing in Arizona pari mutuel racing. He criticizes Gov. Williams for delaying an investigation and calls for immediate action and county attorney probes if elected.
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