ICC seeks broad power to regulate fading railroad passenger service
The ICC urged Congress to grant wide authority to oversee the nation’s passenger trains, saying states cannot effectively regulate service. President Nixon proposed overhaul of the ICC with presidential appointment of the chairman. Hearings by Sen. Ribicoff’s subcommittee on Oct. 2 will examine the plan. The decision involved Southern Pacific’s Sunset Limited route from Los Angeles to New Orleans, serving Houston San Antonio and El Paso, amid downgrades and service cuts.
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UPI
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Congress
Nixon
ICC
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Texas
California
Arizona
New ‘Mexico
Louisiana
Southern
Pacific
Houston
San” Antonio
el Paso
Tex
August traffic fines dip below year ago totals
August fines totaled 12 671 dollars marking the first drop in over a year. The report lists specific DUI and reckless driving fines, scene of accident and license violations, with defendants named including Grizenhalge Rash Woodall Shoemaker Cameron Naegle and others from Phoenix Tempe and local streets.
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William Grizenhalge
Walter Rash
Meésa
Bobby Woodall
Phoenix
Dennis Howard
B. Garfield
Brett Harris
EL. Cholla
Michael. Glancy
E., McDowell
Richard ‘Funk
Richard Logan
Tommy Shoemaker
B. Oak
Darrel Cameron
June Naegle
E. Jack
Community Records Show Widespread Speeding Fines Across Valley
A list of speeding fines issued across Phoenix and nearby towns includes individuals such as Richard Pollard, William Schmidlin, Margot Jarosz, Larry Wilson, Nelda Rank, Michael Pond, James McDonald, Robert Koch, Felix Gonzales, Kathleen Gamiache, James Ford, Thomas Elliott, Anthony Coscia, John Broadhurst Jr., and Fred Bates. Fines reported range around 35 to 37 dollars with multiple street addresses in Phoenix Tempe Mesa Avondale and related locales.
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William Schmidlin
E. Jenan
Margot
Jarosz
Phoenix
Larry Wilson
Mesa
William Rood
Nelda
E. Papago
Michael Pond
Tempe
James “McDonald
Avondale
Robert
Koch
Leo
Irvine
Phoenix; ‘Felix Gonzales, Phoenix; Kathleen’ Gamiache, Tempe
James Ford
Thomas ‘Elliott
Anthony Coscia
John Broadhurst Jr
Rancho Vista
Fred Bates
Wilshire
Judgment Upheld in Scottsdale Home Auction Case
The court refused to overturn a default judgment against Goldberg, keeping a sale of Phil Lip’s Scottsdale home at 9045 B Cholla. Republic National Life Insurance of Dallas bought the property for 150 000 at public auction, with the judgment totaling 176 513 from a June 16 ruling after over a year of litigation.
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Scottsdale
Phillip
Goldberg
Republic National
Goldberg’s Financial Security Life Insurance Co
William
P. Copple
Israeli Air Strikes Hit Gulf of Suez as War Escalates
United Press International reports Israeli jets hit Egyptian targets along the Suez Gulf and Ras Abu Darag while air battles claim Egyptian losses. Moshe Dayan vows retaliation withoutsparking full-scale war. An 11-strong Arab commando group crossed the Jordan River and was repelled near the Dead Sea as Rosh Hashana begins.
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United Press International
Asraeli
Israel
Ofense
Moshe ‘Dayan
Tel Aviv
Suez Gulf
Ras Abu Darag
Suez
Ras Zafarana
Jordan
Dead Sea
Rosh Hashana
Dayan
Egypt
Accused Kidnapper Williams Leaves London for Detroit
Robert F Williams, in a Mao suit, boarded a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 at Heathrow for Detroit after an overnight detention. The 44 year old, wanted on kidnapping charges from Wingate North Carolina, fled eight years ago and had lived in Cuba China and Tanzania.
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London
UPI
Robert
Williams
United States
Boeing
Detroit
Heathrow’airport
Wingate
N.C
Cuba
China
Tanzania
Udall Registers to Vote in Phoenix
Stewart L. Udall, former interior secretary, registered to vote in Phoenix, transferring from Tucson. He says the move has no political significance beyond his change of residence and notes speculation he might seek the Democratic Senate nomination next year. He listed his mother's home as his address.
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Phoenix
UPI
Stewart L. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Tucson
Udall
U.S. Senate
Levi Udall
Fat-cat snake eats gerbil at Ramsey home
The Ramsey family reported a pet gerbil vanished from its patio cage and was replaced by a large bull snake. Mrs. Ramsey wrapped the cage and delivered the snake to Arizona State University zoology for identification, where it was identified as a bull snake too full to exit the cage.
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Joe Ramsey
Ramsey
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