Ford pledges inflation win by 1976 as economy stumbles
President Ford vowed to solve inflation before July 4, 1976 while Greenspan warned it won’t end quickly. Unemployment rose to 5.4 percent in August with 86.2 million employed and 4.9 million unemployed, as congressional leaders debated recalling Congress after the elections.
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UPI
Ford
Labor Department
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
State superintendent race features 11 candidates in primary showdown
Arizona's state superintendent contest gathers four Republicans and seven Democrats for the September 10 primary. Leading contenders include Republican David Kret with decades in education policy, Howard Roberts and Kay Gianopulos, plus Democrats James Henderson Carolyn Warner Fred Pratt Nelson Cushing Ray Emery Paul Lemons and Doc Holliday. Each stresses local control and improved departmental services.
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James Henderson
Tucson
Cochise County
Arizona Afl-Cio
Carolyn Warner
Phoenix Union High Schoo
Fred Pratt
Saguaro High School
Scottsdale
Ray Emery
Tempe
Arizona State University
Paul Lemons
Phoenix
Greenlee County
W.A
Holliday
Kret
State Senate
Roberts
Henderson
State Department of Education
Pratt
Warner
Private cremation for Ira J. Stout 57 in Good Samaritan
Ira J. Stout 57 died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He lived at 1328 N 48 St and worked as a carpenter with Union Local 1089. He had resided in the Valley since 1945. Survivors include his wife Arlene and daughters Mrs.
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Ira J. Stout
Good Samaritan Hospital
Stout
N. 48 St
Union
Arlene
Somerville Family Funeral Arrangements By Arizona Firm
Ira Stout Linda Foltz Mrs Veronica Quinn and Mrs Deborah McCusker a brother Harry Stout of Somerville New Jersey and five grandchildren. Arrangements were handled by Arizona Burial Cremation Transportation Service.
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Linda Foltz
Veronica Quinn
Deborah McCusker
Harry Stout
Somerville
New Jersey
Arizona Burial Cremation Transportation Service
Kathryn Holtzworth dies. services set in Scottsdale and burial at Arlington
Kathryn Cressman Holtzworth 66 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She taught kindergarten in Philadelphia and volunteered in Head Start. Survivors include Admiral Ernest C. Holtzworth, husband. John H. Holtzworth of Miami. Kathryn Morrill of Scottsdale. a sister. six grandchildren. Memorials suggested to the Heart Association or Animal Welfare League. Services 9:30 a.m. Monday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd with burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Kathryn Cressman Holtzworth
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Arlington National Cemetery
The
Animal Welfare League
Ernest C. Holtzworth
John H
Miami
Fla
Kathryn Morrill
Scottsdale
Tucson Storm Leaves Damage Across City and County
A strong thunderstorm struck Tucson causing widespread damage including torn roofs, downed trees and blown windows with winds up to 75 mph and hail up to one inch. One boy, Robert Engerbretson, 13, remained in guarded condition after a lightning strike.
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United Press International
Tucson
Robert Engerbretson
Freeway
Maricopa County
Lake Pleasant
Weather Service
Lisbon pardon rouses critics
Portugal frees two cabinet ministers from the old regime four months after a coup. Former Interior Minister Cesar Moreira Baptista and ex Defense Minister Joaquim Silva Cunha were released after over three months at Trafaria Military Prison on Madeira. Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gen. Francisco Costa Gomes ordered them not to engage in politics.
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UPI
Portugal
Cesar Moreira Baptista
Joaquim Silva Cunha
Trafaria
Madeira
Armed Forces
Francisco Costa Gomes
Salt River Project Cuts 122 Positions Amid Inflation
Salt River Project laid off 57 workers and eliminated 65 vacant positions due to inflation and environmental costs. General Manager Rod McMullin said the cuts are part of a broader cost reduction program, saving SRP over $1 million annually in salaries and benefits. He warned some nonessential services may be reduced, with no immediate large layoffs expected.
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Salt River Project
SRP
Rod McMullin
McMullin
Suspect denied motion in two of three wounding case
Yavapai County judge refused a defense bid for a new preliminary hearing for Christopher Stillman and John Collins Grange in the July 19 wounding of DEA agent Marty Martinez and Honolulu officer Michael Tanaka. Remaining defendant Brett Byrd remains in the case with Byrd’s bond and trial status under review.
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Marty Martinez
U.S
Drug Enforcement Agency
Michael Tanaka
Honolulu
DEA
Cordes Junction
South America
Hawaii
Arizona
Rosenblatt
Grange
Stillman
Boy Hurt After Running Into Car On Granite Reef Road
A 9 year old Scottsdale boy Ricky Keck ran into the side of a moving vehicle on Granite Reef Road south of Heatherbrae Drive. The car driven by 18 year old Anthony Pantera was slowing for a bicyclist at about 3 p.m. Police estimate impact at 25 mph. Keck was treated and released from Maricopa County General Hospital.
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Scottsdale
Granite Reef Road
Heatherbrae Drive
Maricopa County General Hospital
Ricky Keck
E. McKenzie
Anthony Pantera
Doubletree Rd
Pantera
Panter
Keck
County Hospital
Breast feeding talk scheduled at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A talk and slide presentation on the advantages of breast feeding will be given at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Scottsdale Memorial Hospital annex building. Representatives of Papago Buttes Pediatric Center will speak.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Papago Buttes Pediatric Center
Rosen attacks Lee over delay on campaign finance ruling
Democratic attorney general candidate Sid Rosen accused incumbent Warner Lee of politicizing by delaying a legal interpretation of the new finance law until after the primary. Rosen urged immediate rulings on August 9 effective provisions and questioned whether the spending limit applies to all 1974 expenditures. He pressed for clarity for candidates and voters. Republican Russ Williams touted a businesslike, common sense approach to curb inflation and spending while Democratic Pat Fullinwider urged looser money policy to ease high interest rates. Joe Killelea pledged to address the veterans crisis and restore benefits cut during Nixon era.
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Sid Rosen
Warner Lee
Phoenix
Rosen
Lee
Russ Williams
Sun City
Williams
Pat Fullinwider
Scottsdale
Federal Reserve Board
Joe Killelea
Fullinwider
Mesa
Nixon
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Ashfork
Nelson Cushing
Glendale
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Sunburst
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