Ford Assails Reagan Over Misleading Attacks in Wisconsin
President Ford accused Ronald Reagan of using misleading statements in attacks on administration policies during a Milwaukee visit ahead of Tuesday's Wisconsin primary. Ford defended his military program and urged unity, citing leads in warheads and strategic aircraft against the Soviet Union.
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Ronald Reagan
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Fond du Lac
Green Bay
William Steiger
R-Wis
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America
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Census shows marriages decline and divorces rise in 1975
A Census Bureau report notes more Americans divorced in 1975 and fewer marriages. It cites delayed marriage, rising single adults, more female-headed households, and a population of 214.5 million with 2.13 million marriages and over a million divorces.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Paul Glick
Bureau
Morepte
Glick
Senate panel endorses Arizona statewide lottery bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 7-46 to advance a statewide lottery projected to net about 10 million dollars first year. Funding of 284000 dollars would create a five member commission overseen by a director. Tickets would cost 50 cents each.
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The
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ed Sawyer
D-Safford
Morris Farr
Tucson
Arizona
Senate
Bill Hardt
D-Globe
Boyd Tenney
Prescott
State Spelling Bee Saturday Seeks Title Winner
Twenty three students including David Kuhl of Cocopah Elementary enter the 30th annual State Spelling Bee on Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Safari Convention Center. The winner earns a Washington DC trip to the National Spelling Bee and a 30 volume Britannica set. five runners up receive cash, a watch, and reference books.
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David Kuhl
Cocopah Elementary School
Washington, D.C
Arizona
Obituary Notice for Estelle De Rango Feary
Estelle De Rango Feary, 66, died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A vigil is at Messinger Mortuary at 8:30 p.m. today with a mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment follows at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by two sisters, Sanford Ratefield and Helen Leona McGrath. She moved to the Valley 15 years ago from Iowa.
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Estelle Dego
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
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Second Street
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Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
The
Valley
Iowa
Sanford Ratefield
Palatine, Ill
Helen Leona McGrath
Brandywine, Md
Elizabeth A Noll obituary notice
Elizabeth A. Noll 48 of 3326 N 84th Place died Wednesday. She is survived by husband John N and children John Jr. of Phoenix Robert and Richard of Scottsdale Theresa Owens of Tempe. father George V Head of Phoenix. three brothers two sisters. two grandchildren. Rosary 7:30 p.m. today at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Rd Phoenix. mass 10 a.m. Saturday in Miller Road.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Phoenix
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Richard
Scottsdale
Theresa Owens
Tempe
George V. Head
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Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Road
Ervah Bliler 83 Scottsdale resident dies at home
Ervah Bliler 83 long time Scotts dale resident died Thursday at his home 525 N Miller Rd Survivors include son Jack W daughter Mrs Robert Hoyt both of Scottsdale brother Charcy Bliler of Scottsdale sister Mrs Elsie Odor of Denver Colo six grandchildren four great grandchildren Services and interment in Decatur Ill with arrangements by Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
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Scottsdale
N. Miller Rd
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Elsie Odor
Denver, Colo
Decatur, Ill
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Scottsdale gambling suspect released on recognizance
A Scottsdale man named George T. Namie, 34, indicted on 30 counts in a 58 count gambling case, was released on his own recognizance after an initial $10 000 bond was deemed excessive. Commissioner David W. Alder ruled the state failed to prove Namie was a bad risk for release. The indictment also names six other suspects from Scottsdale and Phoenix and lists cash seized as evidence.
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George T. Namie
N. 83Rd St
David W. Alder
Superior Court
Jude Robert C. Broomfield
Namie
Phoenix
Alder
Frank Murray
Murray
Fire damage hits Tempe Hardware Co building
A three alarm blaze swept through the 78 year old Tempe Hardware Co building on Wednesday night starting from trash cans behind the structure. Fire investigators reported more than 100000 dollars in damage.
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Tempe
Tempe Hardware Co
Kissinger to Address Phoenix Rotary Clubs on April 16
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will speak at a joint Phoenix area Rotary Clubs luncheon on April 16 with Sen. Barry Goldwater scheduled to introduce him. Officials say official announcement will come today. speech topic not announced. Carolyn Warner to take unpaid leave of absence to campaign for U S Senate this summer.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Department of State
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Tucson
Carolyn Warner
U.S. Senate
Warner
Chinle School District to Receive $700,000 Advance
The Bureau of Indian Affairs will advance 700000 of next year’s funds to the financially troubled Chinle School District, a move described by legislative leaders as solving the emergency. Arizona Senate advances bill to decriminalize possession of small marijuana amounts to final vote.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Chinle
Arizona Senate
Arizona House advances thrift firm ban with title transfer cap
A bill to end authority for operating thrift companies in Arizona won preliminary approval in the House before a final vote. An amendment by Rep. Peter Kay would cap title transfer fees at 100 dollars for real estate deals. In Payson, Dorothy Bell was fined 300 dollars after a court convicted her of failing to bury her father, Otis Harrell, who died at the temple last October.
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Arizona
House
Peter Kay
Savings and Loan Companies
Payson
Dorothy Bell
Phoenix Light Temple
Payson Justice Court
Otis Harrell
Prisoner Nearly Hangs Self at Coconino Jail
Danny Begay James, 23, prisoner at Coconino County Jail in Flagstaff, was found hanging and listed in guarded serious condition after an apparent self harm attempt. sheriff's department reports.
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Flagstaff
Coconino County
Danny Begay James
Sheriff's Department
Trial Date Set for Phoenix Burglary Suspect
A superior court trial date was set for Samuel E. Van Cleve of Phoenix on burglary and grand theft charges for the February 14 break in at Main Trail Galleries. He faces a 10 a.m. June 9 hearing after waiving preliminary proceedings. The case cites a smashed display window and a stolen $1,800 bronze statue. police tracked him by a 1956 Bentley described by witnesses.
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Samuel E. van Cleve
Paradise Lane
Main Trail
Main St
van Cleve
Superior
Unfinished business items prop up in Scottsdale school talks
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers presented several policy items this week to district administrators. The topics include employee benefits explanations sick leave accrual teacher coverage of classes duty assignments extended contracts uniform opening day for school and professional growth. The SFT is negotiating these policy areas with the administration and plans a Wednesday session to discuss items and possible spring referendum proposals.
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