Detroit data industry reports rise in early October car sales
The nation’s data industry shows an early October 197¢-model year up 13 percent from last year, the second time this year sales topped the prior-year period. Officials call the gain a sign of recovery as the period marks the strongest start since November 1973 on an early-month basis. Memorial population data are noted in a separate item regarding a Scottsdale hospital issue. High temps reach the lower 80s today with mid 80s Wednesday, then cooling tonight to the lower 50s.
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Miss Teenage Phoenix Contest Sparks Mall Commotion
John Alano adopted a casual attitude as the recent Miss Teenage Phoenix contest stirred uproar at Los Arcos Mall. He retreated temporarily while his father Juan is stationed at Williams Air Force Base.
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Hoover era FBI agents lobbied Congress for retirement bill
The Washington Post reports FBI agents sought to influence congressional staff on behalf of J Edgar Hoover and reported back on lawmakers personal lives. The source says agents lobbied for legislation Hoover wanted while also providing derogatory personal information about senators and representatives.
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Kidnapers Name Labor Leader as Go-Between in Herrema Case
In Dublin Ireland Philip Flynn a labor union leader is named as the new intermediary in talks with Ferenka Steel Co over the Herrema kidnapping. Father Donald O Mahoney the monk mediator was dropped from the scene as detectives monitor the situation with long range cameras at an unused whiskey distillery site.
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Supreme Court to rule on arrest without warrant inside home
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if police may pursue a suspect into a residence to effect an arrest without an arrest warrant. The case reviews a U.S. Circuit Court ruling that such an arrest was improper and was granted after the Justice Department petition for review.
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Fourth Marion Penitentiary escapee captured near Bloomfield
Greene County sheriff s deputies identified the escapee as Henry Michael Gargano, 43, of Chicago, the fourth of five inmates to be recaptured after breaking from Marion Federal Penitentiary in Marion Illinois.
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China accuses U.S. on Tibet exiles interference
China denounces U.S. failure to curb Tibetan exile activities as undisguised interference in internal affairs and a violation of Nixon era Shanghai accord. The charge aired by Hainhua ahead of Kissinger’s planned Peking visit.
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British bomber explodes near Valletta in Malta crash
A British air force Vulcan bomber exploded in flight and crashed outside Valletta Malta demolishing 12 houses and killing a woman witnesses said Two crew members were seen ejecting from the plane before it crashed helicopters and ships searched for survivors the bomber normally carries five crew members but exact aboard count is unknown
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Scottsdale youth charged in fatal 1973 shotgun shooting
Mahlios 17 faced involuntary manslaughter charges over the June 30 1973 shooting of David R LeSueur as he left a Rose Circle home amid an Indian jewelry sale. The case involved juvenile witnesses, a coroner inquest, and later drug in recovery of about 190000 in Indian jewelry from the Gun Trader burglary.
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Scottsdale considers PRD zoning for 180 patio homes on 40 acre site
Scottsdale Planning Commission will hear a rezoning request to convert 40 acre corner of Roosevelt Street and Pima Road from R-3 to PRD for 180 patio homes, far below the 500 unit R-3 potential and under 220 units allowed by PRD. A parallel vote will endorse a CAP flood plain master plan including parks and a state fairgrounds along a 12 mile stretch. The federal Bureau of Reclamation will issue use permits after adoption.
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Pet greeting cards spark Middleton’s pet product line
Marc Middleton creates pet greeting cards featuring dogs like Liberty and nine puppies with flags. Susan Ford responds with gratitude, noting Liberty’s pride. Middleton plans a 50 cent price point and broader sales, citing how Americans treat pets like family.
1975 Special Census to Begin in Valley Cities
Red white and blue identification badge wearers will door to door starting Wednesday as the 1975 special census in eastern Maricopa County including Scottsdale and Paradise Valley gets underway. Census Supervisor Lorraine Leach says the count will mainly be a head count with a 10 day to two week window and possible phone follow ups. Preliminary results may arrive after mid November with final figures about six months out. Scottsdale’s 1970 population was 67 823 and is now estimated at 88 000, a rise that could shift its ranking amid Tempe and Mesa. The census affects state sales tax and federal revenue sharing for cities. Scottsdale will fund roughly $36 000.
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