Senate adopts ethics code to curb conflicts of interest
The Senate approved a sweeping ethics code by an 86 to 9 vote to raise accountability and public trust in Congress. An amendment by Howard Baker to expire the code in 1981 was tabled. Baker argued for a midterm report on continuation, while Nelson defended the measure as a lasting reform.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Baker
Senate Ethics Committee
House
Demcratic
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
ASU West Branch Plan Blocked by Senate Panel
The West Phoenix ASU branch proposal was pulled from the Senate Appropriations Committee agenda by Chairman Bill Hardt amid protests from Sen. Lela Alston. Education Committee had approved the measure 7-1. The plan envisioned $20 million in capital spending via revenue bonds repaid by student payments, with a citizens commission backing the project.
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Phoenix
Arizona State University
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bill Hardt
Globe
Lela Alston
Hardt
Alfredo Gutierrez
Senate Education Committee
Gutierrez
Appropriations
Obituary: Robert S. Knight Civil Engineer Dies at 59
Robert S. Knight, 59, civil engineer, died Wednesday at St. Luke's Hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Christ Church of the Ascension in Paradise Valley. Knight, a Kansas State grad who moved to Arizona in 1947, was past exalted ruler of Scottsdale Elks Lodge 2148. He and his wife Helen had four children and several grandchildren. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary. Interment private. He resided at 6637 E Lincoln Dr.
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Robert S. Knight
St. Luke’s Hospital
Christ Church of the Ascension
Paradise Valley
Mr. Knight
E. Lincoln
Kansas State University
Arizona
Kansas
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
William F. Holden Dies. Arizona Resident and Pool Repairman
William Francis Holden 39 self employed pool repairman died at home 8238 E Sells Dr Services set for 11 30 am Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens 9300 E Shea Blvd Holden born in Massachusetts came to Arizona seven years ago from Florida Survived by wife Linda sons Bill David Kevin Nancy stepdaughters Vicki and Lisa Hengel mother and sister both out of state Friends may call today 5 to 9 pm
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William Francis Holden
E. Sells Drive
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Mr. Holden
Massachusetts
Linda
Bill
David
Kevin
Nancy
Vicki
Lisa Hengel
Scottsdale
Klingler R G 84 dies in Arizona home of son
Raymond G Klingler 84 of 2700 N Hayden Rd died Thursday at his son's home. Born in Ohio he came to Arizona three years ago. He belonged to Mountain View Church of Christ and the Over 60 Club. Services and burial in Paulding Ohio. Survived by daughters Eloise Funk Scottsdale RaeDeane Wilhelm Prescott. sons Howard Phoenix Carroll Ohio. a sister out of state. 13 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral arrangements by Messinger School Rd. Friends may call Saturday 3 to 7 p.m.
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Raymond Grover Klingler
Hayden Rd
Mr. Klingler
Ohio
Arizona
Mountain View
Eloise J. Funk
Scottsdale
RaeDeane Wilhelm
Prescott
Howard
Phoenix
Carroll
Gas Leak Halts Service at Riviera Scottsdale Mobile Park
Gas service for nearly 300 residents at Riviera Scottsdale Mobilehome Park remains cut off after a leak found on a main line. Scottsdale Plumbing workers expect to finish tonight but will test for additional leaks in mobile home connections. City inspectors must approve repairs before gas is restored.
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Riviera Scottsdale
Mobilehome Park
N. Hayden Rd
Stephen Thies
Scottsdale Plumbing
Arizona Public Service Co
Thies
City of
Scottsdale
Gas tax hike dies in Arizona Senate
A proposal to raise Arizona motor fuel tax by two cents a gallon was killed in a 27 to 2 Senate vote. Democrats and Republicans argued it was premature pending President Carter's energy plan. only Jim Mack and John Pritzlaff voted yes.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Senate
Jimmy Carter
Jim Mack
Tempe
John Pritzlaff
Paradise Valley
Alfredo Gutierrez
Navajo Tribal Court Rules on Non Indian Employees
The Navajo Tribe's Judicial Department states that non Indians employed by the tribe fall under tribal court jurisdiction. Judge Merwin Lynch says accepting tribal benefits like jobs makes non Indians subject to tribal law.
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Window Rock
Navajo Tribe
Judicial Department
Merwin Lynch
House approves energy bill directing PHOENIX program
The Arizona House, 42-12, passes a bill sponsored by Majority Leader Burton Barr to direct the state's energy program, sending it to the Senate. Tucson tourism office remains open pending Mexico City orders, as officials reveal a temporary stay. Tempe bans Snap n Pops fireworks devices due to danger to children.
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Phoenix
Pranemaker Pibley Board
House
Burton Barr
Senate
Tucson
Mexico City
Antonio Marin
Mexico
National Tourism Council
Tempe
Scottsdale offers spring specialty classes sign up
Registration for spring specialty classes in Scottsdale parks and recreation starts Saturday at Eldorado Park recreation center 2311 N Miller Rd. Sign up 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday. Classes begin the week of April 11. Brochures available at city parks recreation centers City Hall Scottsdale Center for the Arts main library police court building and Chamber of Commerce.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation
Eldorado Park, Recreation Center
N. Miller Rd
Scottsdale Center
Rain Lifts Midwest Hope for Farmers Amid Drought
March rains refreshed fields across Wisconsin and neighboring states boosting crop prospects after 1976 drought losses. Officials expect planting of small grains to begin though deeper soil moisture remains key. Jet-stream shifts credited for rain. April outlook calls for above average precipitation to reverse drought.
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Milwaukee
Midwest
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
Corn
Louis Thompson
Iowa State University
Thompson
Illinois
Man Injured by Accidental Gun Discharge in Scottsdale
A 21 year old Scottsdale man James Wooledge is in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with a gunshot wound to the right leg. He told officers he was removing the clip from a .32 caliber pistol when it discharged while visiting a friend Dick Skronsky. The bullet lodged near his right ankle after the incident at 1 30 a m.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Dick Skronsky
84Th Place
Wooledge
Drug smuggling ring tied to Tucson killings in IRE series
Federal agents describe Normans as part of a 42-person smuggling network blamed for dozens of execution style slayings in the last three years. The reports name Reynaldo Robles, jailed after declaring sheriff candidacy, and detail a desert robbery scheme and a Tucson air smuggling operation involving James Bond Edward Caballero Jr. and Glen Donahue.
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Reynaldo
el Rey” Robles
Pima County
Indianapolis Star
Albuquerque Journal
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Bill Coen
Bond
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Caballero
Donahue
Arizona
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Wiliam F. Holden
Florida
Raymond G. Klingler
Scottsdale Area
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Arizona News
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