Ford weighs extension of tax cuts into 1976
President Ford, via his chief spokesman, moves toward a final decision on extending anti-recession tax cuts into 1976 with press secretary Ron Nessen signaling a big view may come later today. The AFL-CIO convention hears warnings from Sen. Henry M. Jackson that Democratic unity and organized labor support are essential for defeating the 1976 GOP challenge.
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Washington
Ford
Ron Nessen
San Francisco
Afl-Cio
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Security tight as Hirohito tours United Nations
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako visited the United Nations headquarters amid unusually heavy security in New York City. A 24 car motorcade rolled through Midtown as police sharpshooters watched from nearby roofs with rifles and field glasses.
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New York
Hirohito
Nagako
Japan
United Nations
Manhattan
Rail Park Opens With Train Displays At Mc Cormick Park
Scottsdale opens its Rail Park on a Saturday with Dixieland music and a variety of activities. The Paradise and Pacific Railroad runs a one mile circuit on a five twelfths scale track as the Maricopa County Live Steamer Club showcases trains for riders. Mayor William Co. Jenkins operated the first locomotive while a line of eager riders formed, including a young Casey Jones lookalike.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Park
County
Paradise and Pacific
William Co. Jenkins
Casey Jones
Antitrust suits target Bank of America and Prudential
The Justice Department filed suits in San Francisco charging Bank of America and Prudential along with Bankers Trust and Crocker entities with violating antitrust laws by overlapping directors. Individuals cited include E Hornsby Wasson and Paul A Gorman who may be barred from multiple board seats on competing firms. Metropolitan Life Equitable and Mutual Life are noted in related actions.
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Washington
Justice Department
Both
San Francisco
Tems
Vara
Bank of ‘America
Prudential
Wasson
Bank of America
Bankers Trust
Crocker National Bank
Crocker National’ Corp
Metropolitan Life, Insurance ‘Co
Equitable Life’ Assurance Society of the
United States
Mutual ‘Life. Insurance Co
New
York
Emmett
Solomon
Otto
N.’. Miller
Danbury High School Reopens After Racial Violence
Danbury Conn seniors returned to Danbury High School after a three day closure caused by racial violence that left 13 injured and 12 arrested. About 25 police officers from state Board of Education monitors were to be on hand as classes resumed.
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Danbury, Conn
Danabury High School
State Board of Education
Scottsdale Council to Hear Health Facility Proposals
Milton Gann of the Maricopa County Comprehensive Health Planning Council will address the Scottsdale City Council at 8 p.m. regarding hospital proposals. Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and North Scottsdale Medical Facilities seek a 160bed hospital in the Kaiser Aetna community care development at Pima and Shea, with other centers planned near Scottsdale Road and Shea. Council aims to endorse none yet while planning a Northeast Scottsdale comprehensive plan and schedules two hearings October 16 and 20 at Taliesin West and city hall.
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North Scottsdale
Milton Gann
Maricopa County Comprehensive Health
Gann
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
North Scottsdale Medical Facilities, Ltd
Scottsdale Memorial
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Fountain Hills
Pinnacle ‘Paradise
Here
Aetna’s
Pima Road
Shea
Scottsdale
Taliesin West
City Hall
Bricklin eyes US plant if Canada drops support
Malcolm Bricklin said he will build an American assembly plant for the Bricklin SV-1 if Canada ceases backing the project. He noted the future rests with Canadians as Bricklin Canada Ltd faces reorganization after receivership following a failed negotiation with New Brunswick authorities and a bank.
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Malcolm Bricklin
United States
Canada
Bricklin
Toronto
General Vehicle, Inc
Bricklin Canada Ltd
New Brunswick
Province of New Brunswick
First Pennsylvania Bank
Bricklin Canada‘Ltd
Provinces
City to Call Bids on Bridge and Flood Projects
Scottsdale council considers bids for a Thomas Road Indian Bend Wash bridge of 260 feet four lanes at 13 feet high costing 376000 with about 280000 roadway work. Oak Street storm drain projects and 87th Street storm drain bid award to Valley Wide Contracting Co. at 335255.
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Scottsdale
Indian Bend Wash
Thomas Road
Oak Street
Eldorado Park
Scottsdale Road
87Th Street
South
McDowell Road
Capital Improvements Engineering
78Th Street
Hayden Road
Valley- Wide Contracting Co
Weather Outlook Lifts Temperatures Hit Triple Digits
Mostly sunny today with little temperature change. A cooler breezy turn is expected Tuesday with highs near 95. Overnight lows will fall to mid 60s.
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Associated Press
Tim Koors
Supreme Court
Missouri
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rafaela
Northside Hospital
North Scottsdale Medical Facilities
Kaiser
North
Maricopa County
George Iannella
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