Nixon vetoes minimum wage bill in bid to curb inflation
President Nixon vetoed legislation raising the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.20 citing inflationary harm and unemployment. He urged passage of an administration plan to lift non farm wages to 1.90 immediately and 2.30 by 1976. Ford and Mansfield signaled bipartisanship efforts after the meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Congress
Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Carl Albert
Fountain Hills Water Use Suit Seeks Legal Clarity
McCulloch Properties joins with state officials in a planned friendly suit to clarify laws governing the aesthetic use of water in fountains pools and decorative lakes at Fountain Hills. State Land Commissioner Bettwy will file the suit as clarification efforts proceed with expectations of a two year timeline to Supreme Court resolution.
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McCulloch Properties Inc
Fountain Hills
Here
McCulloch Properties
Lorne B. Pratt
Andrew Bettwy
Bettwy
Pratt
Supreme Court
Paradise Valley bus plan up for final board approval
Paradise Valley School Board will review the final draft of proposed requirements for any bus leasing firm to win a district contract. A decision on private bus services could come in November after bids and public hearings. The district runs 395 buses and 5,500 students are transported daily.
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Paradise Valley School Board
Supt
H. Ray Shipley
Transportation Office
Jerry Shumway
Arizona State Highway Department
Flagstaff
Nogales
Mingus Union High School
Jerome
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
Tucson
Continental Life Assurance Co
Cooler Forecast For Phoenix Area This Week
The National Weather Service projects a cooler spell with Friday highs near 103 in Phoenix region, down three degrees from today. Observed Wednesday highs spanned 78 at Alpine to 112 at Gila Bend, Scottsdale at 107, and overnight low around 76. Lows by nightfall should dip to near 40 in higher mountains and mid 70s in deserts.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Arizona
Alpine
White Mountains
Gila Bend
Scottsdale
Desert
Death Suspected Heart Attack In Scottsdale Driver
Lazar Kintor 48 of 8001 E Avalon Drive died at St Luke's Hospital after his car left 44th Street near Moreland in Phoenix around 7 p m Wednesday hitting a fire hydrant and a fence. Police say he had a history of heart trouble.
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Scottsdale
44Th and
Moreland Streets
Phoenix
Lazar Kintor
E. Avalon Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
44Th Street
Blood drive by Scottsdale Jaycees aims for 250 to 300 pints
Jim Kaszynski and the Scottsdale Camelback Jaycees promote a blood drive at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Hall in Scottsdale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Volunteers will collect 250 to 300 pints for Blood Services of Arizona with babysitting and refreshments for donors. Appointments at 273 7373 or 959 6007.
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Jim Kaszynski
Dracula
Scottsdale
Kaszynski
Jaycees
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
S. Miller
Blood Services of Arizona
Illinois Jaycees
Obituary: Morris Polesetsky 78 Pioneer of Phoenix Family
Morris Polesetsky 78 a Polish native who moved to the Valley 35 years ago from New York died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for Friday at Sinai Mortuary with burial at Beth Hebrew Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Alex Lou Herman a daughter Evelyn and nine grandchildren. Contributions to Beth Hebrew Congregation.
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Poland
New York
Sinai Mortuary
16Th St
Beth Hebrew Cemetery
Mr. Polesetsky
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Beth Hebrew Congregation
Phoenix and
Lamar Young Men's Society
New York City
Alex Polesetsky
Lou Polett
Phoenix
Herman Polesetsky
Tucson
Evelyn Green
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Portland
Charles L Brown services set for Scottsdale barber
Charles L Brown 32 died Wednesday at Desert Samaritan Hospital. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at Green Acres Mortuary. services 2 p.m. Friday at the same site. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He lived in Scottsdale two years after moving from El Dorado Kansas. Survivors include wife Betty son Scott Charles daughter Kristie Lynn parents Otis E and Mrs. Otis E Brown Jr brothers Otis E and Mark A grandmother Mrs. Mabel Shyrer.
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Charles L. Brown
Desert Samaritan Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Kan
Tri City Mall
Kincloe Barber College
Raffler
Phoenix
Betty
Scott Charles
Kristie Lynn
Otis E. Brown Jr
Otis E
Mark A
Scottsdale
Mabel Shyrer
el Dorado
Dolan Mrs Alice G Rosary and funeral services announced
Mrs Alice G Dolan 72 will have a rosary at 7 30 p m today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Mass will be held at 9 a m Friday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Miller Rd at Second St Burial in St Francis Cemetery She died Tuesday at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home where she had lived seven years Born in Oklahoma she came to the Valley 15 years ago with no known survivors.
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Alice G. Dolan
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis
School for Gifted Relocates to Camelback Campus
El Redentor School moves from Mesa to 4901 E Camelback on the old McLean School site. An all day Friday open house precedes Monday classes with registration open. Ungraded pre K to grade 8. high school added in January. Anne Wilson notes open classrooms boost learning. Tuition: $60 preschool, $85 grades 1–8, $100 high school in January.
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el Redentor School
Mesa
E. Camelback
McLean School
Anne Wilson
Extortionist Strikes Valley Bank Branch Again in Scottsdale
For the second time in a week a Valley National Bank branch was cleared out after a caller claimed a bomb was planted. The 3:05 p.m. threat demanded 30000 dollars and instructed a trunk pickup, with evacuation and a search by Scottsdale Police, FBI, and fire officials. no bomb was found.
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Scottsdale
Granite Reef Rd
Donald Reardon
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Reardon
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Scottsdale Police
FBI
Five suspects released without bond in deputy car theft case
Five suspects charged with stealing the deputy’s car, in which Deputy Delbert Berry was killed last Sunday on the Lupton Navajo Reservation, have been released without bond. No homicide charges yet. investigation continues. Mesa officials push safety as two children die in traffic incidents during week one. council enacts emergency ordinance lowering speeds and mandating traffic signals.
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Phoenix
Delbert Berry
Lupton
Mesa — Mesa
Mesa
Arizona official backs federal land deal rules
State Real Estate Commissioner J. Fred Talley says new federal regulations strengthen state action against unethical land developers. He notes the rules resemble Arizona standards but out-of-state salesmen remain exempt from state standards.
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Phoenix
J. Fred Talley
Arizona
Desert Jetport Plan In Works Between Phoenix And Tucson
Arizona officials reveal a tentative plan for a regional jetport and surrounding community of 500000 people in the desert between Phoenix and Tucson. Development is at least 20 years away with full completion not expected for many years.
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Phoenix
Arizona Department of Aeronautics
Tucson
Drowning Victim Found At Salt River Near Saguaro Lake
Phoenix man Reynaldo Aparicio twenty was identified as the drowning victim found at Coon's Bluff on the Salt River. He reportedly slipped while wading near Saguaro Lake last Friday and was recovered Wednesday.
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Coon’s Bluff
Salt River
Reynaldo Aparicio
Saguaro Lake
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