Layoffs ordered as corporations curb production
Sagging sales push thousands into unemployment with GM, Ford, and Chrysler announcing large layoff plans. Ford promises 70,000 federal jobs for veterans while Greenspan and Simon warn unemployment may reach about 6 million. Texas Instruments and Kroger also curb expansion and hiring.
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Alan Greenspan
Texas Instruments
Dallas
Scottsdale CPA office burglarized in weekend break in
Scottsdale certified public accountant James Dole reported theft of about 2236 dollars of office equipment from his 2921 North 68th Street office. Investigators said two large red rocks were thrown through the window during the break in.
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Soviet find could shed light on Alaska native cultures
Tass reports unpublished 18th and early 19th century notes, diaries, and letters from Russian explorers in the Academy of Sciences archives may reconstruct the language and customs of Indian tribes along Alaska and the Canadian Pacific coast. The writers, employed by the Russian American Company, documented tribal chiefs and cultures.
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UPI
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Canadian Pacific
Tass
Academy of Sciences
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Court to consider a death penalty ban
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal of Jesse T. Fowler on North Carolina’s death row seeking to ban capital punishment as cruel and unusual. The term may widen or limit the court’s view on the death penalty and state law revisions.
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UPI
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Jesse T. Fowler
North Carolina Supreme Court
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Georgia
Obituary for Raymond Deal Army Officer
Raymond Deal 55 retired Army warrant officer died Monday at Veterans Hospital in Phoenix. Memorial services are at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church. Burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Survivors include wife Georgeanna, son Gary Deal, daughters in Florida, step-children in Indiana, three brothers and three sisters, six grandchildren. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary today.
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Scottsdale
Army Reserve
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Gary Deal
Florida
William Sims
Janet Carrender
Indiana
Carolyn Bendheim Dies in London Horseback Accident
Carolyn Jane Bendheim 21 born in Phoenix died in London England on Oct 22 from injuries after a horseback riding accident. Burial was in London. Survivors include her parents Dr and Mrs Otto Bendheim sisters Vicki and Margo brothers Paul and Fred. Memorials to Hadassah School of Nursing in Jerusalem.
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England
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Vicki
Margo
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Fred
Hadassah Medical Organization
Hadassah School of Nursing
Jerusalem
Mrs Maria Elliott Services in Arizona
Mrs. Maria A. Elliott 57 of 4714 East Oak Street will have services at Green Acres Mortuary in Phoenix at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Germany she came to Arizona in 1964 and died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survivors include husband George two daughters Renate Blanchard and Giesela Schlueter a sister and three friends may call tonight 7 to 9 p.m. at the mortuary.
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Green Acres Mortuary
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Arizona
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Renate Blanchard
Giesela Schlueter
Forest W Spencer services announced for Graveside ceremony
Forest W Spencer 65 dies Saturday at John C Lincoln Hospital. Funeral graveside at Greenwood Memorial Park 2300 W Van Meth at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Burial for Spencer of 4639 E Almeria Rd. Friends may call 4 to 9 p.m. today at A L Moore and Sons 333 W Adams St.
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FBI silent on mystery extortionist threat to Portland power grid
Portland authorities and the BPA face a bomb threat extortion case linked to dynamite damage on 11 high voltage towers. The FBI has not commented on progress or possible negotiations. The EPA rejects the $1 million demand, offering a $100,000 reward for tips. Guards monitor the watershed and six reservoirs amid threats to water supply.
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Fountain Hills Man Dies By Own Action In Car
A 55-year-old Fountain Hills resident Curtis Johnson Sommer was found asphyxiated in his car near 16755 E Nicklaus Dr at about 5 30 p m. Deputies reported no foul play and a note from Sommer blamed despondency over his father's death. An autopsy was ordered by West Mesa Justice of the Peace L E Mulleneaux acting coroner.
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Curtis Johnson Sommer
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Sommer
West Mesa
Re-kidnap plan nixed by Hearsts
Patricia Hearst’s parents' lawyer says ex-mobster Mickey Cohen proposed a forced return plan that the family rejected due to danger and possible shootout. Cohen said the scheme collapsed before final arrangements and claimed Hearst could not be brought home without risk to her safety.
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James M. MacInnis
Mickey Cohen
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Los Angeles
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Patty
Symbionese Liberation Army
William and
Emily Harris
Cleveland
Dutch begin negotiations with four hostages captors at Scheveningen jail
Dutch officials started talks with four armed convicts who seized 22 hostages during a mass at Scheveningen jail chapel. Children were freed earlier. negotiations aim to free remaining women and men as police surround the prison high above the North Sea.
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Sami Hussein Tamimah
Prince Charles tour sparks clash over firing migrant worker
During a bridge inspection visit in Melbourne, a foreman fired Andrew Anderson, 46, an English migrant from Southend, for arriving to work wearing Union Jack colors. The incident drew immediate attention and locals dubbed it the case of the prince and the patriot.
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Australia
UPI
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Prince Charles
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Southend
England
Arizona food prices dip in Maricopa County October drop
Retail food prices in Maricopa County fell for the first time since June, down two percent from September. Shoppers paid about $15.52 in October for items that would have cost $10 in 1967, per a report by the First National Bank of Arizona.
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Phoenix
Maricopa ‘County
First National Bank of Arizona
Convict Kozlinski Locked Up After Prison Escape
Anthony Kozlinski also known as Robert Murphy, 28, received a 40 years to life sentence from Superior Court Judge Rufus C. Coulter for four armed robberies committed after his 1972 prison escape by hiding in a crate of license plates.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Rufus C. Coulter
Anthony Thomas Kozlinski
Robert Thomas Murphy
City council panel approves report on city responsiveness
A Phoenix city council committee on government responsiveness approves its final report. Members say the public often misunderstands the city’s effort to be helpful and address residents’ problems.
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Phoenix
Phoenix council approves Houston trip for NLC meeting
The Phoenix City Council voted 3 2 Monday to let any member attend the National League of Cities meeting in Houston Texas. Mayor Tim Barrow and Councilman Gary Peter Klahr opposed and Barrow canceled his plans saying a covey of councilmen was unnecessary.
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Houston
Tex
National League of Cities
Tim Barrow
Gary Peter Klahr
Barrow
Greyhound profits dip in first nine months of 1974
Greyhound Corp reports nine month profits of 48.5 million dollars, down 2.8 million from 1973. Third quarter earnings were 60 cents per share versus 62 cents a year earlier, with chairman Gerald Trautman blaming Armour Food Co. food price pressures for the dip.
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Phoenix
Greyhound Corp
Gerald Trautman
Armour Food Co
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