Boys' Club Prepares Busy Fall Schedule in Scottsdale
Volunteers at the Scottsdale Boys' Club at 7502 E Osborn Rd reopen after Labor Day with programs for 7 to 18 year olds. Membership costs 2 dollars yearly and courses include firearm safety hunting backpacking desert survival fishing and football. Registration deadlines apply with fees for non members and instructors named for each course. Football registration reopens Sept 7 for boys 7 to 11 with no extra fee beyond membership.
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Tempe
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Phoenix
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Arizona
Storm Lily devastates Puerto Vallarta prompting evacuations
Hurricane Lily struck Puerto Vallarta bringing 110 mph gusts and forcing the evacuation of more than 2,000 residents. The Red Cross reported at least three deaths as highways became impassable and telephone service was cut as heavy rain continued in the area for 24 hours.
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Mexico
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Red Cross
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Attorney George Oglesby Enters Phoenix Mayor Race
Phoenix attorney George Oglesby began passing nomination petitions to challenge incumbent John Driggs for mayor. The 39 year old, a decade resident, formerly served as assistant attorney general and deputy Cochise County attorney. He operates at 2725 W Camelback and lives with his wife Yolanda and three children at 5102 N 35th Ave. A formal announcement is expected after Labor Day.
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Dollar Slips as World Markets React to Policy Moves
The U S dollar eased on world markets with Britain cutting its bank rate to 5 percent to curb speculative funds. Tokyo showed yen gains amid Japan’s recovery signals but critics blamed Nixon policies for erasing gains. The dollar traded around 3.3895 marks in West Germany and weakened against the pound at $2.4605 for a 2.5 percent devaluation.
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Wholesale prices rise in August before wage freeze
UPI reports a 0.3 percent August rise in wholesale prices based on pre freeze surveys. Adjusted figures show 0.7 percent rise versus 0.2 percent in July, led by higher industrial commodities while farm prices fell 0.3 percent before seasonal adjustment.
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Ohio trio quizzed in murder
Three Columbus, Ohio residents were questioned in Las Vegas about the killing of Merritt McAlister, a northern Arizona truck-stop operator. James Cates, Steven Cates, and Barbara Eley were arrested near Lake Mead on tear gas device possession. interviews were inconclusive and the investigation continued as Arizona authorities alerted Nevada detectives who linked them to the wanted pair.
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UPI
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Arizona
Coconino County
Merritt McAlister
Pearl
Public’s freeze support no longer doubted Klein
White House communications chief Herb Klein said there is no longer any question of public support for Nixon’s economic policy. In Portland he outlined three congressional actions after Labor Day: pass investment tax credits, end the auto excise tax, and enact the proposed income tax cut. He projected 18 million new jobs by decade's end and said removing auto tax could add 250,000 jobs from higher auto sales. He offered no decision on extending the 90 day price wage and rent freeze.
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UPI
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Portland
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United States
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Prescott murder hearing closed to newsmen
A preliminary murder hearing for William R. Yates, 58, in Prescott was closed to the news media and public. The case involves the fatal shooting of Ken Schumaker, 34, over a money dispute connected to a newspaper delivery. The closure follows a two month recess and a reversal by Justice of the Peace Lee Waggoner after a prior defense motion to keep proceedings public was denied.
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UPI
William R. Yates
Ken Schumaker
Yates
Schumaker
Justice of the Peace
Lee Waggoner
Yavapai County
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