Council adopts airport rules and arts center carpet bid
Scottsdale City Council approved a comprehensive airport regulation package with a revised tie down fee of 14 dollars for the smallest planes, a 40 percent increase the critic called steep. Lagasse defended the pricing as in line with other Valley airports. The council also authorized a 116 500 dollar bid for 6 500 square yards of carpeting at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts with a competitive bidding approach and color confirmation. They urged liquor license approvals for Odd Simonsen at Chat Noir and Ray Cooper at Colonial House of Meat n Cheese.
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Scottsdale
Herb Drinkwater
Harold Lagasse
Drinkwater
Municipal Properties Corporation
Richard V. Campana
Chad J. Cowley
State Board of Liquor License and Control
Odd Simonsen
Chat Noir
N. Scottsdale Rd
Ray E. Cooper
Colonial House of Meat
N’ Cheese
E. Indian School Rd
Arizona to host second energy symposium in Carefree
Governor Jack Williams announced a two day energy symposium focusing on energy environment and economic growth to be held December 13 and 14 in Carefree Arizona. The United Press International report notes the event as a continuation of the state's energy forum series.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Arizona
Carefree
Moya freed on bond in husband murder case
Cora Jane Moya was released on an $11,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing Oct. 30 on a charge of murdering her husband. She had been held since Saturday for the shooting of Johnie Sixto Moya, 36, at their trailer home in Seligman.
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Prescott
Cora Jane Moya
Ford must decide on cattle donation to Honduras
President Ford faced a midnight deadline to accept an NFO offer of 1,000 calves for shipment to Honduras or see them slaughtered. The NFO warned the calves would be shot and buried if not delivered, saying the action follows Tuesday’s protest where 650 calves were killed to protest low prices. The plan contends a packing company would slaughter and ship meat to Moline, Illinois for Ford to receive.
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Cuba City
Wis
UPI
Ford
Honduras
Wisconsin
Militant
National Farmers Organization
NFO
James Runie
Moline
Ill
NFC
Runde
U.S
Washington
Obituary Dave Boulter 61 Former Army Captain and HotelOwner
Dave Boulter 61 former Army captain who served in World War II died Tuesday at his home in Phoenix Arizona after owning the Grand Hotel in Butte Montana. He graduated from the University of Montana School of Mines with a petroleum engineering degree. Survivors include his wife Ruth a daughter Vicki Michaelson and a brother and sister. Private cremation followed Masonic services Wednesday in Arcadia Funeral Home.
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Dave Bibber Boulter
E. Edgemont
Boulter
Butte
Mont
Arizona
University of
Montana School of Mines
Ruth
Vicki Michaelson
Arcadia Funeral Home
Herbert Striggow Dies at 74 After 50 Years with NY Central
Herbert Striggow 74 died Tuesday in Shangri La Nursing Home. Retired maintenance carpenter after 50 years with the New York Central Railroad he moved from Toledo Ohio to this area in 1973. Survived by daughter Evalin Nannette Hart of Scottsdale and five grandchildren. Burial at Green Acres Mortuary follows private services.
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Herbert Striggow
New York Central Railroad
Shangri-La
Mr. Striggow
E. Berridge ‘Lane
Toledo
Ohio
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Evalin
Nannette Hart
Scottsdale
Green Acres Mortuary
Memorial Gardens
Doctors May Say Nixon Can Travel For Testimony
Nixon doctors said health must improve in a week to 10 days before he could testify in the Watergate coverup trial without unacceptable risk. An affidavit filed ahead of Sirica hearings notes possible travel to Washington if lung scans stabilize and vein tests show no new problems, with a deposition at his California home.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
U.S. District Court
Nixon
California
U.S
John J. Sirica
William H. Jeffress Jr
John C. Lungren
Lungren
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Mills supporters skip homecoming in Arkansas
Rep. Wilbur Mills returns to Arkansas amid questions about Oct. 7 Washington incident with Anabell Battistella. Mills declined to admit wrongdoing, saying he felt high not drunk, while wife Polly Mills hobbled beside him and reporters pressed for details.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
U.S. Park
Polly Mills
Washington
Anabell Battistella
Sample Ballots Mailed Ahead of November 5 Election
County Elections Director says ballots will be mailed to all voter households starting next Wednesday and completed by October 25. Ballots will show polling place locations and may be brought into the booth on election day. Handicapped or illiterate voters may be assisted by a chosen person or party representatives during voting.
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David J. Nicol
Nicol
Wes Bolin
Scottsdale gifts 12 Nevelson serigraphs to city collection
The Scottsdale City Council receives a gift of 12 Louise Nevelson serigraphs honoring Edith Sitwell. The works will be displayed at the Scottsdale Public Library this week as part of the city’s fine arts program funded by community friends and the National Endowment on the Arts.
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Copley News Service
Louise Nevelson
Scottsdale
Jerome C. Louchheim
Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission
Accae
Edith Sitwell
Fine Arts
Nevelson
Scottsdale Public Library
Jerome C. Louchheim, Jr
Louis Nevelson
Civic Center
Friends of Scottsdale
Fine Arts Program
National Endowment On the Arts
Louchheim
The
Fine Arts Commission
Scottsdale mother and child injured in motorcycle crash
Scottsdale woman Lorie J. Clark and her five year old daughter Laura were listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being thrown from a motorcycle on 82nd Street at 8:20 a.m. The rider of a car driven by Elisabeth Schneder Hair failed to stop at a stop sign, causing the collision. Hair was cited.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Lorie J. Clark
N. Miller Rd
Laura
82Nd Street
Elisabeth Schneder Hair
87Th St
Clarendon
Hair
Mystery blasts destroy three high voltage towers near Mount Hood
Three Bonneville Power Administration towers were wrecked by explosions in rugged woods about 50 miles east of Portland. Fire crews battled about two acres of scrub forest. two more blasts may have occurred simultaneously. FBI said explosives type not identified and EPA found more devices nearby.
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ZIG Zag, Ore
UPI
Rugged
Woodlands
Portland
Bonneville Power Administration
FBI
Mt. Hood
EPA
Forest Service
GNP Falls 9.9 Percent In Third Quarter Of 1974
The Commerce Department reports real GNP declined 9.9 percent at an annual rate in Q3 1974, marking the longest slump in 14 years. Inflation reached 11.5 percent that quarter, offsetting a nominal 8.3 percent gain. The BEA notes inflation worsened and the annual inflation rate runs around 11 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Bureau of Economic Analysis
BEA
Bride collapses and dies at wedding in Buenos Aires church
A 25 year old bride Graciela Anselmi fainted from eye pain and suffered a brain hemorrhage in the church just as the wedding to Richardo Anselmi's son was about to begin. Doctors pronounced her dead before the ceremony could start, leaving family shocked at the Buenos Aires church.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Richardo Anselmi
Graciela
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Ogbonna
Moya
Dave B. Boulter
First Ave
Red
Suchas
Hater
W. Scottsdale Rd
Thomas
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