Emma Kardalewski 82. rites in Arcadia and St Theresa Church
Emma Kardalewski 82 died Wednesday in Doctors Hospital. Rosary will be at Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home tonight with Mass at St Theresa Church Friday, burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Alban and Andrew a daughter Elinore and a grandchild. Contributions to charity suggested.
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Emma Kardalewski
Doctors Hospital
Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Church of St. Theresa
E. Thomas
St. Francis Cemetery
Kardalewski
46Th St
Providence
R. I
Springfield
Mass
Alban
Phoenix
Andrew
New York
Elinore Kardalewski
Service for Everett Reynolds to be held in Green Acres
Everett Dutch Reynolds 63 died at home. Services set for 11 a.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. He was born in Council Bluffs Iowa and moved to Arizona in 1969 from Omaha Nebraska where he was a bakery mechanic for 20 years. Survivors include his wife Mary two daughters Jacqueline Marks and Tonia Kennedy of Mesa a son Thomas of Omaha a sister out of state and four grandchildren.
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Everett
Dutch” Reynolds
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Mr. Reynolds
47Th St
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Arizona
Omaha
Neb
Continental Bakery
Mary
Jacqueline Marks
Tonia Kennedy
Mesa
Thomas
Newspaper Carrier Seeks Timely Payment for Route
A businessman urges readers to have exact change ready for their newspaper delivery boy. Timely full collection supports the carrier’s earnings, while repeated calls for payment create extra work without extra profit. Show appreciation with a smile and thanks.
Bond calls for social elevation and coalition building
Georgia legislator Julian Bond addressed about 250 at Scottsdale Community College urging action to aid the poor and the bottom of the social agenda. He warned progress has stalled since 1968 and urged a coalition of nonwhite minorities, the poor, and working class to unite beyond color.
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Julian Bond
Georgia
Scottsdale Community College
America
Bond
Maxine Goodman
Chicago
Lang wins SCC student body president in tight recount
Richard Lang a 19-year-old Scottsdale sophomore won unofficial SCC student body president for a year starting June 1 by 11 votes over Bill Davis. Lang led ASG vice president race 191 to 180 and a recount is planned. Pat King defeated Richard Barrett for vice president 182 to 181. Nancy Dennerline and Sarah Morris were elected treasurer and secretary respectively. About 380 of 2700 voters cast ballots. Lang plans to continue opposing district spending on athletics.
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Richard Lang
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community College
Lang
Bill Davis
Associated
Davis
Pat King
Richard Barrett
Nancy Dennerline
Associated Student Government
Sarah Morris
SCC
Roger Brooks
Brooks
City moves to condemn Arcadia Water Co. right of way
City council orders City Attorney Dick Filler to condemn and acquire 600 feet of right of way for the extension of 70th Street north from the Arizona Canal toward Camelback Road. Arcadia Water Co. ownership is to be acquired by eminent domain after months of negations with Arcadia manager Colonel Werner Van Buren.
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Dick Filler
Arcadia Water Co
70Th Street
Filler
Arizona Canal
Camelback Road
Western Savings Loan
City Public Works
Marc Stragier
Werner van Buren
Arcadia
Water Company
Hayden Road
Camelback
Chaparral
Scottsdale Road
Miller Road
City
82Nd Street
McDonald and
Lincoln Drives
Pollard, Inc
Tie-down leasing OK at Scottsdale Airport
City officials ruled Howard Holzer of Los Angeles may lease tie down spaces at Thunderbird Industrial Park adjacent to Scottsdale Airport. Holzer owns land there and plans improvements. city staff will draft regulations to limit tie down spaces on the airport and nearby private property.
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Howard Holzer
Los Angeles
Thunderbird
Scottsdale Airport
Holzer
Dale Harris
Harris
City Election Discussion on Charter Amendments and Bonds
Mayor Bud Tims and city manager Ben Mention will discuss the Tuesday city election at Yavapai School. Citizens are invited to a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the multipurpose room to learn facts on seven proposed charter amendments and two bond issues for flood control and sewer improvements.
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Bud Tims
Ben Mention
Asaintant
Yavapai School
76Th St
Arizona license deadline looms for 1973 plates
Motorists lacking 1973 license plates face citations after midnight Monday as county assessors finish processing all registrations received or postmarked by the March 1 deadline. A separate suit at Arizona State University challenges out-of-state tuition rules, claiming residential status denial violates the law.
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Phoenix
ENIX
Arizona State University
Leewich
Welch
Arizona
Leo Coombs Reinstated To Bench After Acquittal
Phoenix judge Leo Coombs wins acquittal on state income tax evasion charges and is restored to duty in East Mesa. Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Jack D. Hays notes suspension lifted after acquittal filing. Coombs’ wife Ruby also acquitted on the same charges.
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Phoenix
East Mesa
Leo Coombs
Arizona Supreme Court
Jack D. H. Hays
Coombs
Ruby
FTC orders United Brands to divest six California and Arizona farms
An FTC judge orders United Brands to divest six fresh vegetable farms in California and Arizona and to withdraw from the domestic fresh vegetable industry for ten years. The decision by administrative law judge Donald R. Moore urges removal to prevent domination reminiscent of United Fruit’s banana era.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
United Brands Co
California
Arizona
Donald R. Moore
Moore
United
United Fruit
Freedom awards luncheon set by Phoenix Freedoms Foundation
The Phoenix Womens Chapter of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge will host a noon Saturday luncheon at the Westward Ho Hotel in Phoenix. Twenty one individuals and groups will receive the George Washington Medal of Honor including The First National Bank and Eugene C. Pulliam.
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Phoenix
George Washington Medal of Honor
First National Bank
Drs. John S. Kruglick
Leslie R. Nunn
The
Phoenix Elks Lodge
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Pruitts Home Furnishings
Eugene C. Pulliam
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Reg Manning
Bert Whitman
Weldon P. Shefstall
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Glenn Ray
N. 12Th Place
Phoenix Womens Chapter
FEVF
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Kennecott
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Minnesota
Motorola
Rockwell Intl
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Northrup
Owens Illinois
American Can
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American Motors
Pg&e
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Arizona Public Sve
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Bell & Howell
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Santa Fe Cities Service
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Skaggs Control
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Sperry Rand
Eastern Air Lines
Standard of Calif
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Talley Industries
Emerson
Texaco
Exxon
Texas Gulf
Fairchild Camera
Transamerica
Ford Motors
Frontier
Union Oil
General Dynamics
Uniroyal
General Electric
United Aircraft
General Motors
US Steel
Webb General Telephone
Xerox
Goodyear
Honeywell
Zenith
YMCA
Civic Plaza
Georgia House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Booker T. Washington
Martin Luther King
City of Phoenix
Thomas Road
Indian Bend Wash
Lindsey and Sons
Paradise Valley
Design Review Board
Ray Silverman
Chaparral Road
Sacres
Progress
Scottsdale Progress P.O
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Perry
Ainso and Son
American Thrift
McDowell
Tempe
Broadway
North
Scottdale Road
Sco
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McDowell Road
Papago Plaza
East Apache Blvd
East Broadway Road
North Park Plaza Shopping Center
Chandler
East McDowell Road
Omaha Surety Corporation of America
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