Butz predicts stable beef prices through 1974 despite price gaps
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told NBC that beef prices should remain fairly level into 1975 with pork and poultry possibly rising. He blamed distribution costs for wide margins and noted cattlemen face real trouble as beef prices drop sharply since the year’s start. He cited heavy slaughter and limited imports as factors and urged consideration of imports if they threaten domestic beef. At a House hearing, Swift & Co. and Amalgamated Meat Cutters argued policy distortions, not their fault, widen the beef share.
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Washington
UPI
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Buzz
House Agriculture
John A. Copeland
Swift & Co
Fresh Meats
Arnold Mayer
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of North America
Nixon
Barrow Files Tax Return Ahead of Klahr Challenge
Mayor Timothy Barrow submitted the 1973 tax return Oct 16, six days before Councilman Gary Klahr urged disclosure. Klahr reported 1973 gross income of 89 000 and net 45 000 from law practice plus 1000 a month as vice president of Inner Sanctum Inc. Barrow reported 17 692 gross from dividends, 6 000 loss on stock sales, joint deductions of 8 625 and exemptions of 5 320, leaving 3 817 taxable income. Barrow avoided a mudslinging clash by filing quietly. Klahr argued returns need not reflect overall finances.
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Phoenix
UPI
Timothy Barrow
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
Barrow
Inner Sanctum Inc
U.S. Treasury
Private College Night draws Scottsdale students to Saguaro High
Scottsdale District invites college bound students to Private College Night at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Saguaro High with 45 colleges represented including Lake Forest College Illinois AACT rep will discuss financial aid and an NHS potluck precedes sessions Arcadia notes eight seniors named Commended Students by the National Merit Scholarship Corp PSAT NMSQT and other college visits are listed Saguaro hosts PSAT study Friday and a visit by Claremont Mews Harvey Mudd Colleges
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High
Lake Forest College
Illinois
National Honor Society
Arcadia
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Andrea Boughner
Jay Felter
Maureen Frazier
Gregory Harrison
Scott Homan
Dawn Massey
Julie McNeel
David Pratt
Saguaro
Arcadia Guidance Office
Claremont Mews College
Harvey Mudd College
No-children deeds upheld in Arizona ruling
Arizona Court of Appeals upheld a deed restriction in Enchanted Acres barring residents with children, ruling age limits on ownership are constitutional and rationally related to maintaining a quiet neighborhood. The decision notes a recent anti discrimination law does not apply to ownership units and may affect other adult only communities.
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Tucson
UPI
State Court of Appeals
Enchanted Acres
James Riley
Pima County
Riley
Arizona
New Ninth Criminal Division Formed in Superior Court
Due to rising crime caseload a ninth criminal division was created in superior court. Judge Philip W. Marquardt will head it as of November 18, with civil cases reassigned to other divisions. Judge Broomfield plans a potential 32nd court division and possible additional criminal court.
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Phoenix
UPI
Superior Court
Robert Broomfield
Philip W. Marquardt
Broomfield
Marquardt
Talley Stable in Hospital as Grand Jury Probe Looms
J Fred Talley former state real estate commissioner is in stable condition in St Josephs Hospital coronary care unit after admission Monday The 70 year old stepped down earlier this year amid allegations of payments from real estate firms under his control The state attorney general s office plans to present its findings to a county grand jury soon and Talley has previously declined to testify before a grand jury
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Phoenix
UPI
J. Fred Talley
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Talley
State Post
State Attorney General’s Office
Kaibab Hopi Ingleside Carnival and School Notices
The Kaibab School Carnival is set for Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. on campus with games, a space walk and dinner options. Proceeds fund educational equipment. Emergency dismissal procedures assign quadrant lead mothers and Girl Scout contingents assist in bus dismissals. Scottsdale teachers’ conventions trigger a one day school closure.
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Carnival
Lee Cates
Lois Bruns
Ingleside School
Ron Goldby
Ingleside
ParTea Health and Safety
Joyce Kyman
Naomi van Liew
Scottsdale
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Mary Jo Boothe
Mary Berger
Marilyn Duckworth
KTPO
TPO
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Aravipa Canyon
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Willow Springs
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Fine Arts Council of
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Nancy Breithaupt
Arcadia High
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Eleanor Clark
Phoenix Greyhound Park
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