APS official warns of looming natural gas shortage
B Paul Hart rate manager for Arizona Public Service told the Arizona Corporation Commission that a near term gas shortage may occur if El Paso Natural Gas Co which supplies APS cannot secure new reserves. He cited ongoing searches for reserves and studies on geothermal power and coal gasification. The testimony accompanied APS rate increase requests and the hearing resumes Monday.
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UPI
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Arizona Public Service Co
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Arizona Corporation Commission
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Obituary of Eunice Anita Price
Eunice Anita Price 49 of 2700 N Hayden Rd died Thursday at Phoenix General Hospital. Services Monday 3:30 p.m. Memory Lawn Mortuary Chapel with entombment in Memory Lawn Mausoleum. Price was secretary for Allstate Insurance Co the last 18 years. Born Newark New Jersey she came to Arizona eight years ago from Redwood City California and lived in Scottsdale four months. She belonged to the Professional Women's Club of Scottsdale. Survived by parents Harold and [illegible] Price Prescott and a sister out of state.
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N. Hayden Rd
Phoenix General Hospital
Memory Lawn Mortuary Chapel
27Th Ave
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Carefree Shopman's Sodium Exposure Sparks Quick Containment
A minor sodium exposure near Carefree Goldsmith Shop on Fifth Avenue and Stetson Drive was contained after fire crews repacked the chemical in kerosene. No injuries reported. A stove grease fire caused $1,500 damage to a new house trailer at 15401 N Scottsdale Rd. No injuries. A 1960 auto valued at $200 burned after overturning on Salt River Project extension road between Oak and Thomas. no injuries.
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Scottsdale
Goldsmith Shop
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Stetson Drive
Scottsdale Rd
Salt River Project
Oak and
Thomas
Worker dies after high voltage line contact in Phoenix substation
An APS employee Roger Davy, 37, died after sustaining second and third degree burns over 70 percent of his body Friday night in a west Phoenix substation. He was knocked from a 20 foot utility pole when he touched a high voltage line.
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Roger Davy
Phoenix
Supreme Court to hear Salt River Project valuation appeal
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear Tuesday an appeal by the state Property Valuation Department to raise the Salt River Project valuation from 193.8 million to 212.8 million. The reduction came after testimony by SRP manager Rod J. McMullin.
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UPI
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Salt River Project
State
Appeals Board
SRP
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Hugo Black dies at Bethesda eight days after retirement
Justice Hugo L. Black, 72, died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 1 a.m. following a stroke and illness that led to his retirement eight days earlier from the Supreme Court after 34 years of service. He championed civil liberties and the full Bill of Rights under the Constitution.
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Supreme Court
John Marshall Harlan
Nixon
Warren E Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Clement F. Haynesworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
Senate
Auto suit studied by judge
Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy has the case in advisement over a used car sale dispute. Alexander Hernandez seeks 10 750 dollars from Henry B Goodman claiming the Cadillac broke down before he reached home. A mechanic testified the transmission and engine were worn, with repair costs around 800 dollars.
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UPI
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Alexander Hernandez
Henry B. Goodman
Hernandez
Goodman
Our Lady of Perpetual Help to hold parents meeting
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home and School Association will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school's social hall. Parents can meet Sister Mary Timothy the new principal and join the organization with a $2 yearly family dues. Refreshments provided.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home and School Association
Mary Timothy
Our Lady
Boys Home Opening Near The Western Academy For Boys
A new boys home for ages 9 to 13 will open Monday at Sarival Road and West Bethany Home Road near Litchfield. Run by Jack Poland and Evan Taylor, former managers of Black Mountain Boys Ranch, the 10 acre site is being remodeled after the ranch burned. Local donors include Forbes Fleming and Associates of Scottsdale pledging 60,000 in ad guide revenue for businessmen.
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Evan Taylor
Black Mountain
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Scottsdale
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Across clues include Soaks Man s nickname Liberates Article of furniture Spare Worth Symbol for a xenon Goal Shaded Walks Resort Preposition Greeting Baker s products Venerate Cuddleup Challenges Pigpens Down Chastise Greenland Settlement
Students block border crossings to protest Amchitka nuclear test
About 1,500 Canadian students and hundreds more demonstrated at the Peace Arch and nearby crossings north of Blaine Washington along the U S Canada border. They packed hay and planks to block traffic for four hours in a peaceful protest urging opposition to the Amchitka five megaton underground test.
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Four Auto Crashes and Hit and Run Reported in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police investigated four auto collisions and a hit and run on Friday with no injuries reported. Incidents occurred at 68th Street and Lafayette at 7 52 a m a two car crash at Scottsdale and ell at 1 p m another at 3005 N Bay e at 5 p m and a second crash at 68th Street and Second Street at 12 30 p m A private property hit and run was reported at Scottsdale High School 7401 E Indian School at 3 30 p m
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Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Sees Carter Speak on Festival
The Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club meets at noon Tuesday at Dale Anderson's 34 North Marshall Way. Speaker will be Dale Carter city manager of Scottsdale. Topic covers the Festival of All Nations annual city event with booths food and dances.
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Scottsdale
Democratic
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N. Marshall Way
Dale Carter
Judge Boyle to speak on new trends in municipal court
Scottsdale magistrate Judge Edward L. Boyle will address area Democrats on municipal court procedures. Known for his Juvenile Traffic Court reform and former Phoenix FBI Office agent in charge, he speaks at 8 p.m. in the Je Peane Service Room association at 3821 N Scottsdale Rd. Public is invited.
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Edward L. Boyle
Boyle
Phoenix
FBI
District 21
Democratic Party
Je Peane
Scottsdale Rd
Sunday Horoscope Forecast for September 26 1971
General trends praise living by the Golden Rule and staying considerate to others. Aries should study uplifting works and avoid trouble while Taurus is urged to skip risky romantic schemes and Leos should rest and avoid impulsive plans.
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Adverse N Y trendsetter opens Scott sdale salon
Well known New York hair designer Richard Lopilato brings talent to Scottsdale joining Mr. Tom and Miss Lynn of Mr Tom's Salon of Beauty. He plans blower cuts and corrective color at moderate prices and urges Scottsdale and Phoenix women to visit. Appointments by calling 946-3789.
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Richard Lopilato
Scottsdale
Mr. Tom
Miss Lynn
Salon of Beauty
Richard
Tom
2Nd St
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