Nixon signs $3.2 billion revenue sharing bill at Independence Hall
President Nixon signs into law a five year revenue sharing bill. The Treasury will mail initial checks to 38 000 states counties cities and towns. The event at Independence Hall highlighted themes of tax relief and local government empowerment with promises of no strings attached red tape.
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Mesa Justice of the Peace and wife charged in tax case
JP and wife Ruby Coombs have been indicted by the Maricopa County Grand Jury on four counts for failing to file a state income tax report. They were arrested at their Mesa home, booked in Phoenix County Jail, and held on 1100 bonds after DPS and Auditor General led the investigation. Mrs Coombs serves as a justice court clerk.
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Fatty clotting agent isolated in heart attack study
A University of Tasmania team led by Dr R S Parsons isolated and identified a fatty substance acting as a clotting agent in heart attacks. They suggest this fat, not cholesterol, may drive risk and seek methods to control its behavior to prevent clots.
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Kidnapping Suspect to Waive Extradition
Phoenix man Jesse L. Coppinger 40 faces kidnapping assault and lewd conduct charges after allegedly abducting Nora Branum 29 at gunpoint from a Scottsdale car. He is held in Las Vegas on a 55000 bond and has indicated willingness to waive extradition to Arizona. Branum escaped early Monday. Coppinger was arrested in Las Vegas.
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Schools to Close for Veterans Day and AFT Convention
Scottsdale Schools will be closed next Monday in observance of Veterans Day and again next Friday for the Arizona Federation of Teachers convention.
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Arizona Federation of Teachers
AFT: Cio
September CPI rises 0.4 percent amid price jumps
The Labor Department reports a 0.4 percent rise in the consumer price index for September driven by higher costs for clothing gasoline used cars pork eggs coffee and tuition. Beef and fresh produce fall. Wages outpace prices yielding a 3.7 percent rise in purchasing power.
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Weather improves as Boggs search widens across Alaska
In Alaska the search for the missing plane carrying House Majority Leader Hale Boggs widens with nearly 70 planes over the Anchorage to Juneau corridor. Ground teams report no clues while Air Force spy planes review photos and high tech aircraft scour the rugged coastline amid storm threats.
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Don E. Jonz
Marysville
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Scottsdale Public Library to host Kiddie Flicks festival
Three short children's films screen Saturday at 2 p.m. Audubon and Birds of America profiles John James Audubon and his wildlife art. First Violin follows a dragonfly gifted with music by a fairy godmother. John Tabor's Ride tells of a Nantucket whaler shipwrecked and rescued, touring the world on a whale's back.
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Six U S scientists share two Nobel Prizes in Stockholm
Six American scientists split the 1960 Nobel prizes in chemistry and physics. John Bardeen of the University of Illinois shares the physics prize with Leon N. Cooper of Brown University and John Robert Schrieffer of the University of Pennsylvania for superconductivity studies. Chemistry honors go to Christian B. Anfinsen of NIH and Stanford Moore and William H. Stein of Rockefeller University for work on ribonuclease and protein sequence relationships.
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UPI
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University of Pennsylvania
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Rockefeller University
New York
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