New Brunswick to name receivers for Bricklin Canada assets
Premier Richard Hatfield disclosed receivers will be named to take over Bricklin Canada Ltd assets. Bricklin Vehicle Inc. offered no immediate comment, as the government previously expanded its investment to 11.5 million with 67 percent stock.
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New Brunswick
Bricklin Canada Ltd
Bricklin
Bricklin Vehicle Inc
Hatfield
Scottsdale
Malcolm Bricklin
Scottsdale Police Department
Bricklin Canada ,Ltd
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First Pennsylvania Bank of Philadelphia
Bank of Montreal
Handyman
Innocentia
Subaru
Japan
United States
Canada
Department of Regional Economic Expansion
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Safety panel seeks federal standard for aluminum wiring
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission voted to begin creating a mandatory federal safety rule for household aluminum wiring. It cited more than 500 fires and malfunctions linked to the wire and plans to invite outside bids to draft a proposal to cut fire and shock hazards. Aluminum wiring is estimated to be in about two million homes.
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Washington
U.S. Consumer Product ‘Safety Commission
US helicopter crash in Germany leaves no survivors
A US Air Force helicopter carrying 16 men crashed and burned in northern Germany. A spokesman said there were no known survivors. Police quoted witnesses claiming the rotor was ripped away during close passes by two jet fighters.
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Paderborn
West Germany
Air Force
Germany
Oil Price Controls Reinstated by Congress
Congress votes to reactivate oil price controls for 50 days pending long term energy policy talks with President Ford. The bill moves to Ford for signature after Senate approval 75 to blank and a strong House vote.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Senate
House
Franco Spares Six Terrorists in Madrid Amid Cabinet Ruling
Gen Francisco Franco spared six terrorists including two pregnant women and a Basque brain-injured fighter who were convicted of killing policemen. The Spanish cabinet upheld death sentences for five others. In Ohio, Lester Emoff, abducted from his furniture store, was found shot after a $400000 ransom was paid. Weather forecast calls for sunny warm days with highs in the upper 90s and nights in mid 60s.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Dayton
Ohio
Lester C. Emoff
Here
FBI
Emoff
Social Security aid debated by USC gerontologist
Dr. Paul A. Kerschner foresees a shift to a shared employer and government funded Social Security system with higher payments and cost of living escalators. He warned current savings and pensions may not suffice for retirees and noted rising elderly population projections. The STEP Forum on Aging discussed expanded senior programs and a new senior center.
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Bruce Jameson
Paul A. Kerschner
Andus Gerontology Center
Kerschner
Scottsdale High School
Warren bail set at 300000 after extortion verdict
Warren Sr. and son in law Gale Nace face high bails after a Phoenix jury convicted them on extortion counts. Warren held on 300000 bond while Nace is on 25000 bond. FBI testimony linked Warren to forged passport and foreign bank activity as case proceeds for sentencing before Copple in Phoenix.
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Seattle
Wash
Ned Warren Sr
Gale Nace
Warren
Nace
U.S
William Lindberg
Lindberg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clint Brown
Brown
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Phoenix
King County
Copple
Edward Kelley
Kelley
James Cornwall
Arizona
Casa Grande
Organized Crime Unit
U.S. Justice Department
Organized Crime
Desert Shadows Elementary kids build Washington landmarks
Capital: builders Karen Stoss and David Merrill both pupils at Desert Shadows Elementary School create cardboard and sugar cube replicas of Washington DC landmarks. David leans over his White House while Karen places a flag atop her structure in a playful display of architecture.
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Karen Stoss
David Merrill
Desert Shadows
Washington, D.C
David
White House
Karen
Washington
Candidates accuse bias in Fountain Hills sanitation elections
Three candidates Frank Shayer Rollen White and Richard Froncek accuse opponents of favoring McCulloch Properties developers in two November Fountain Hills sanitation district races. They argue current directors bias toward developers and urge voters to curb tax burdens by electing them in recalls and a regular election.
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Fountain Hills
Williams
Shayer
White
Francek
McCulloch
Scottsdale council seeks detailed Gulf Leisure financial history
Town council asked Gulf Leisure Corp lawyer C Michael Pierce to present a detailed financial and historical statement at the next meeting. The dispute centers on a 148 unit resort planned on 18 acres at Scottsdale and Jackrabbit Roads with Midland National Bank as backer and a denial of a permit extension prompting a Superior Court suit and appeal.
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Paradise Valley
Gulf Leisure ‘Corp
L. Barry Palmer
Gulf Leisure
C. Michael Pierce
Hig
Gulf Leisure Corp
Pierce
Midland
Edward Burke
Council
Palmer
Oscar Butt
Delaware
New York
Elan
Midland and
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