Arizona judges and lawyers tied to organized crime probe
The IRE 23 part investigation says Arizona judges and lawyers helped foster an environment for organized crime. It cites Chief Judge Walter E. Craig leniency toward Phoenix area suspects including Kruglick and Martori, with cases involving marijuana and heroin charges and probation reversals.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Indianapolis Star
The
Kansas City Star
Court of US
District Court
Walter E. Craig
Martori
Craig
Federal Department of Corrections
Kruglick
Sadat hails Mideast plan in talks with Carter
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrives in Washington for talks with President Carter. He emphasizes the Palestinians' fate as central, while Carter endorses a Palestinian homeland concept and aims to reconvene the Geneva peace conference. Sadat praises Carter as a symbol of a new American spirit.
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Washington
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Middle East
Sadat
White House
East Room
America
Egypt
Israel
Oldtimers recall Scottsdale’s early days and May Mathis birth
About 200 Scottsdale residents gathered at Eldorado Park for the 16th Scottsdale Oldtimers Reunion. May Mathis, born in 1912, recalled early 20th century travel and family cars, while Thelma Holveck described the reunion’s Palm Sunday origin.
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Diana Mowry Green
JoAnn Mowry Handley
Scottsdale Oldtimers
Eldorado Park
Jean Trisler
Chris Shuey
Scottsdale
Desert
May
Phoenix
May Mathis
Thelma Holveck
Thelma
Labeula Mowry
Bonnie Sullivan Silberhauer
Dorothy Hearne Herring
Sullivans
Hearns
Browns
Thomases
Warren Austin
Holveck
Scottsdale High School
Austin
Little Red
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Creighton
Scottsdale Oldtimers Reunion celebrates vintage Seventies gathering
Scottsdale residents and former locals from Oregon Colorado Texas New Mexico Arkansas Idaho and California joined the Scottsdale Oldtimers Reunion vintage 77. Harold Walker of Orlando traveled far winning the prize for longest distance. Attendees recalled local figures and land deals while planning a 1978 reunion.
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Scottsdale
91St Avenue
McDowell Road
State Dairy Commission
Howard Pyle
Paul Fannin
Austin
Thomas Roads
Harold Walker
Orlando
Fla
Walker
Oregon
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Idaho
California
Buckeye
Weekend Warmth Returns With Sunny Skies
Mostly sunny and warmer today and Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s and mid 70s. Lows tonight near 50 as detailed weather notes appear on page 3.
City considers late bid for Scottsdale Police liability policy
Scottsdale plans to award liability coverage to Ambassador Insurance Co for 24 833 despite a five minute late bid. Four bids were received with Caywood-Soderquist at 31 108 plus 25 percent on losses, Lasher-Cowie limited defense, and General Associates failing to provide policy specimen. The draft award would require 8833 more from contingency funds beyond the 16 000 budget.
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Scottsdale Police Department
Ambassador Insurance Co
New Jersey
Council
Gary Barham
Ambassador
Barham
Caywood-Soderquist Insurance Agency Inc
Scottsdale Police Fight City Over Bargaining Rules
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 35 accuses Scottsdale management of bad faith bargaining on 1977 78 salary increases. FOP spokesman Thomas Molloy says the group will seek council discussion after opposing the city’s five percent offer. FOP says guidelines were violated by pre council commitments and canceled meetings.
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Scottsdale
Order of Police Lodge 35
Thomas Molloy
FOP
Gary Barham
Molloy
FDP
Barham
Federal court upholds water diversions to New Melones project
An appeals court ruled California cannot restrict river water flow to federally built projects. It backed a 1975 decision allowing the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to take unappropriated Stanislaus River water to fill the New Melones reservoir, set for completion in 1978.
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San Francisco
California
U.S. District Court
Thomas McBride
Sacramento
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Stanislaus River
Melones Dam
Castro makes unofficial friendly visit to Moscow
Cuban leader Fidel Castro arrives in Moscow after touring black Africa last weekend. Tass reports he is greeted at Vnukovo Airport by Soviet President Podgorny and other top officials including Brezhnev Kosygin and Gromyko during a brief unofficial visit.
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Moscow
Fidel Castro
Tass
Vnukovo
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Forces join sweeping Lebanon counterattack near Israeli border
Beirut reports say Syrian and Palestinian guerrilla forces pressed a counteroffensive against right wing Christian groups in south Lebanon marking their first entry into fighting near the Israeli border amid reports from leftist and rightist sources.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kissinger Says U.S. Will Rely On Oil Imports For Years
Former secretary Henry Kissinger told Congress the United States will remain dependent on imported oil for at least five years and urged a major energy conservation drive. He testified as head of the Alliance to Save Energy and backed President Carter’s plan for a comprehensive energy program.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
United States
Ford Administration
Kissinger
Citizens Group
Alliance To Save Energy
Carter
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Joe Bonanno Jr
New York
Bonanno
Arthur J. Kruglick
Joseph F
Maricopa County
Robert Corcoran
State Supreme Court
Corcoran
U.S
Mideast Plan
Myda
Darryl Freilinger
Florida
Franklin D. Aleshire
American Home Insurance
Lasher-Cowie
Lloyds of London
General Associates
Castro
Soviets
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