Weather Watch: One-Inch Hail Hits North Texas
A storm system moved from south central Kansas into north central Texas causing hail up to one inch in Crosbyton and winds up to 50 mph. The storm brought heavy rain to several area locations while light showers spread from the Pacific Coast to the Great Basin and Northern Rockies. Dense fog covered parts of West Virginia and the Texas and Southern California coasts as the Mississippi River shows reduced flood threat and falling levels along the lower river. Temperatures stay near 70 in the Colorado River Valley, while Iowa and surrounding areas face heavy spring snowfall burying downtown Ames pedestrians and cars.
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Ten Drivers Fined for DWI at Scottsdale City Court
Scottsdale City Court fined ten motorists for drunken driving over the past two weeks totaling 2130 dollars. Fines ranged from 37 to 180 dollars with several drivers cited for speeding and license issues. Names include Antram Adair Schulze Gavin Thompson Forman Rohrig Carpenter McDonald Burke Goggin French Habecker West Hunter Jahntz Penna Reynolds McLaughlin Baysinger Ferrari Stevens Tiffany Trevino.
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Calle del Norte
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E. Arbor
Mesa
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N. 35Th St
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Rt. 1
Patrick L. Goggin
W. University
Tempe
Rosalind I. French
Guy B. Habecker
E. Indian School
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E. Second St
Shirley M. Hunter
N. Johake
Greg F. Jahntz
E. Roanoke
George Penna
Rolland A. Reynolds
W. Golden Lane
Glendale
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Benefit Dinner Planned For City of Hope Dinner
Attendance at the City of Hope fund raising dinner honoring L B Lou Jolly is expected to reach 450 at Mountain Shadows Saturday. The annual 50 dollar plate dinner is a prime fund raising event for City of Hope in Los Angeles aiding cancer leukemia and hereditary diseases.
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Agnew Appalled by Watergate Handling and 1976 Odds
Los Angeles Times reports Vice President Spiro Agnew suspects more Watergate details exist than disclosed and fears the scandal could jeopardize Republican prospects for the 1976 nomination. An associate says Agnew is appalled by the administration’s handling and cannot speak out due to his position.
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Times’ Washington
Rent tax deadline nears in Arizona
The Arizona State Tax Commission says businesses exempted from the rental tax on commercial leases may pay the tax by May 20 without penalty. Exemptions from a five year moratorium expired last December 1 and the tax was upheld by the State Supreme Court. The May 20 due date incurs a 10 percent penalty and 0.5 percent interest if not paid.
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Mohave Apache Tribal Council election race heats up
Ten residents of this Indian community vie for three seats on the Mohave Apache Tribal Council in a comeback election to be held Monday after an earlier December 18 balloting was ruled illegal by an Indian court.
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Virginia Mott
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Indian Development District of
Arizona
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Robert Russell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Kenneth Doka
City of Phoenix
Jacob King
Salt River Project
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Eleanor Thomas
Stunt Man to Highlight SCC Show at Green Egg Horse Event
Scottsdale Community College VA hosts a 10 am Sunday show featuring stunt man Jim Dunham at Indian Trails Horse Country Club. The free event, organized by SCC horsemanship students new to riding, showcases campus talent and equestrian community involvement. Balloting on the reservation follows with several Council candidates and eligible voters numbering about 100 of 314 residents.
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Scottsdale Community College
Indian Trails Horse Country Club
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