GM walkouts by 14 500 workers hit three plants
United Auto Workers launch a series of strikes at General Motors with 14 500 workers walking out at three main plants in Mansfield Ohio Doraville Georgia and St. Louis Missouri. Local 549 Local 10 and Local 25 led the actions amid cost cutting disputes affecting 1973 model production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
Fisher
Mansfield
Ohio
General Motors Assembly Division
GMAD
Doraville
UAW Local 25
St. Louis
Detroit
Canada
Mexico
van Nuys
Calif
Parma
Fairfax
Kan
Arlington
Tex
Janesville
Wis
GMAC
Norwood
Ford Motor Co
Sterling Heights
Mich
Ford
Two-week City Traffic Court fines total 2621.50
Over a fourteen day period area motorists paid 2621.50 in major traffic fines in City Traffic Court. Eight people were arrested for drunken driving and numerous individuals faced fines for offenses including reckless driving unsafe lane changes no drivers license and speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty M. Bianchi
Cave Creek
Verna E. Clark
N. Parkway
Olecta Long
E. Taylor
Tempe
Robert M. Haldermann
Flagstaff
Paul Newman
E. Camelback
Joseph B. Jarod
W. Coolidge
Phoenix
Billy W. Seavers
E. Joan DeArc
Verna A. Tallent
S. 4Th St
Terry L. Bramble
E. Pasadena
Wayne J. Wise
Edward B. Martinez
Kenwood Circle
Robert F. Daley
67Th St
Rosaldo S. Burke
N. Horne
Mesa
Joseph C. Burke
Roger Johnson
E. Rosa
Elizabeth E. Scudder
N. 75Th
Scottsdale police urge residents to join Operation Identification program
Scottsdale Police Chief Walter Nemetz urges more residents to register property under Operation Identification. Only about 1,100 index cards filed in two months, with 700 for bikes, means roughly 400 of 20,000 homes marked. He says stickers deter theft and that engraved items with Social Security numbers aid recovery, noting police can notify owners if property is recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Police Department
Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
California
Scottsdale Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Police Department
Extraterrestrial life likely. scientists urge galactic ties
Bernard M Oliver of Hewlett Packard told the 23rd International Astronautical Congress in Vienna that intelligent civilizations may have existed in the galaxy for four to five billion years and could be attempting to make Earth a member of a galactic community. He argued a signal search could be worth about half of Apollo era costs, despite uncertain success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
UPI
Earth
Bernard M. Oliver
Hewlett Packard Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Oliver
Stuckey to keynote NSTA convention opening
Rep. W. S. Stuckey of Georgia will deliver the keynote at the National Security Traders Association convention opening banquet at Mountain Shadows Resort. About 1,300 securities dealers are expected to attend as leaders including SEC Chairman William Casey, NASD President Gordon Macklin, Reynolds Securities President Robert Gardiner speak on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S
Bill) Stuckey
D-Ga
House Securities Investigation Committee
National Security Traders Association
NSTA
Mountain Shadows
William J. Casey
Securities Exchange Commission
Gordon Macklin
National Association of Security Dealers
Robert Gardiner
Reynolds Securities of New York
National Association of Securities Dealers
Airplane Fly-In Set With Cummings and Stearman
Entertainer Bob Cummings and aviation pioneer Lloyd Stearman join aviation buffs for a Deer Valley Fly-In on Oct 28 hosted by World Championship Air Races Ltd. Dozens of vintage aircraft will be shown with prize categories and a step down landing contest. A dinner and film at Phoenix hotel conclude the day to fund World Champion Air Races prizes. Cummings will fly a Stearman PT-17 before judging begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cummings
Lloyd Stearman
West
Deer Valley
World Championship Air Races Ltd
Westward Ho
Phoenix
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital This Week
The following births were recorded at Good Samaritan Hospital: Ernest and Debra Fraz ee 8030 E Indianola Sept 12 boy. Donald and Donna Flinn 8357 E Oak Sept 13 girl. Clifford and Anne Ruona 4518 E Calle Redonda Sept 14 girl. John and Elna Brown 6611 E Dreyfus Sept 17 girl. Michael and Cynthia Churchill 5002 E Calle Taberia Sept 17 girl. James and Pamela Emert 5311 N 74th St Sept 18 girl. Edward and Frances Barclay 8766 E Forrest Dr Sept 21 boy. Hans and Carol Mathiesen 5124 E Desert Park Lane Paradise Valley Sept 21 boy. Wayne and Jackie Hanson 815 N 52nd St Sept 24 girl. Larry and Annette Tripke 8153 E Palm Lane Sept 25 boy. Raymond and Roseanna Hinshaw 2637 N 51st St Sept 36 boy. Donald and Marie Henthorn 6226 E Earlier Oct 3 girl.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Frazee
Ernest
Debra
Pamela
Barclay
Edward
Frances
Hinshaw
Raymond
Roseanna
51St St
Henthorn
Donald and
Marie
Earlier
Arizona Incorporators Form For Profit Corporation
Legal notice states Elmer R. Slavik and John A. Williams as incorporators forming a for profit corporation in Arizona. It provides their residences and post office addresses in Pasadena California and Long Beach California. The document continues with further required article content and filing steps.
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Arizona
Elmer R. Slavik
Chateau Road
Pasadena
California
John A. Williams
Flint Avenue
Long Beach
Villa Ocotillo Inc Incorporation Notice Arizona and California Addresses
Corporate notice lists Villa Ocotillo Inc as the corporation with principal Arizona place in Scottsdale and meetings held there. CT Corporations System in Phoenix is named as agent for service of process. Primary business is leasing and operating a residential care facility. Identifies James E. Otto and multiple California addresses for residents and post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Avenue
Long Beach
California
James E. Otto
South Fair Oaks
Pasadena
Ae Villa Ocotillo, Inc
Arizona
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Board of Directors
Villa Ocotillo, Inc
CT Corporations System
North 18Th Ave
Phoenix
Convalescent Hospital Venture Details Open to Lawful Operation
The document outlines a corporation to build and operate a convalescent hospital and related care facilities for elderly persons. It sets capital stock at $100,000 in 10,000 shares of $10 par value, non-assessable, with preemptive rights. Commencement depends on a Certificate of Incorporation from the Arizona Corporation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Arizona Corporation Commission
Articles of Incorporation for a California Corporation 1972
The document outlines the initial directors and officers Elmer R Slavik John A Williams James E Otto with terms of twenty five years and perpetual renewal, a board empowered to amend by laws and appoint committees, a $60000 debt limit with stockholder voting, and private stockholder property exempt from debts. Notarized by P. R. Heckendorn on August 17 1972 with a public notice publish dates October 11 12 13 14 16 17 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer R. Slavik
John A. Williams
James E. Otto
West
Corporation Commission
Elmer R.slavik
P. R. Heckendorn
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United Press International
Rodger W. Sanders
E. Almeria
Richard W. Beauvis
N. Lindsay
Doug W. Colvin
Lincoln Dr
N. 67Th St
Frank W. Hill
Donald R. Perkins
S. Dorsey Lane
Gregory M
Williams
John Baker
E. Thornwood
Mary J. Bouton
N. 8Th Ave
Carol B. McDermit
E. Indian School
Leonard J. Pantano
E. Edwards
Joseph R. Rainer
E. Oak
Curtis J. Swanson
E. Desert Cove
Hofburg Congress Center
Prof
Wernher von Braun
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
von Braun
Spaceship Earth
Rep. Stuckey
Washington, D.C
Cummings
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Los Angeles
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Kungsholm
New York
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Panama Canal
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