Commission to rule on Mountain Bell rate request
Phoenix Arizona The Corporation Commission likely will announce a decision on Mountain Bell's rate increase request late this month executive secretary George Dempsey said Monday. He added the panel should reach a decision by midweek after which drafts will be prepared and returned for signatures.
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Phoenix
Corporation Commission
Mountain Bell
George Dempsey
Commission
Dempsey
Teamsters Sign Grower Contracts In Yuma Area
John Blake announces Local 274 has signed contracts with six vegetable and melon producers in the Yuma region. The union now represents all 4,300 lettuce pickers in Yuma County and about 3,200, or ninety percent, of lettuce pickers in Maricopa County.
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Phoenix
Teamsters Union
Yuma
John Blake
Blake
Teamsters
Yuma County
Maricopa County
Fannin reacts to IRS misstatements in test inquiry
Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona said he was surprised by a House subcommittee report showing the IRS gave incorrect answers to 32 of 124 inquiries in a random test. He noted five years of improvement in the Arizona IRS.
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Washington
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
House
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Arizona
Twin plants in trouble
U S ambassador to Mexico John Joseph Jova says the eight year old border industrialization program called twin plants is in trouble. He cites economic situations in both Mexico and the United States affecting the concept designed to use lower labor costs in Mexico.
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Tucson
U.S
Mexico
John Joseph Jova
Man Breaks Knee Cap In Fall From Flagpole
Perry Ooten 44 of Scottsdale recalls two failed climbs on the American Legion flagpole to replace a rope. He fell 25 feet after his left hand gave way, breaking his knee cap and suffering scrapes. He remained in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in good shape.
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Perry Ooten
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Ooten
American Legion
Sipe Peterson
Legion
Ben P. Davis obituary notice
Ben P. Davis 68 of 7821 E Mariposa Drive died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary. Cremation private. Retired as western regional manager of GE Audio after 29 years. UK graduate, WWII Army veteran, member of First Presbyterian Flemingsburg KY. Survived by wife Elizabeth B. Perry Davis Jr a sister and two grandchildren.
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Ben P. Davis
E. Mariposa Drive
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Mr. Davis
General Electric
Western Regional
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
University of Kentucky
First Presbyterian Church
Flemingsburg
Elizabeth B. Perry Davis Jr
Visitation for Sally D. Taylor Held in Scottsdale
Sally D. Taylor aged 47 of 8521 E Vernon Ave Scottsdale died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd with services 11 a.m. Wednesday. She was a medical assistant to Dr. L Hawkins for eight years. Survived by husband Roland E two Wisconsin brothers Jack and Theodore Curtiss and Wisconsin sisters Edith Bottoni Dorothy Horan Ruth Knotts of California.
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Sally D. Taylor
E. Vernon Ave
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Messinger's
Taylor
Good Samaritan Hospital
Scottsdale
Wisconsin
L. Hawkins
Roland E
Jack
Theodore Curtiss
Edith Bottoni
Dorothy Horan
Ruth Knotts
California
Doubletree to Open Scottsdale 206-room Inn in October
Doubletree Inc announces its 206-room Scottsdale Mall hotel will open in October. G Peter Bidstrup says the three story inn, part of a six million dollar project, will feature parlor suites and six meeting rooms, and will donate 200 trees to the 200 Years program with two trees for every new park, school, or median developed.
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Doubletree, Inc
Scottsdale Mall
G. Peter Bidstrup
Inn
Scottsdale Paradise Valley Bicentennial Commission
Indian School Road
Civic Center Plaza Drive
Center For the Arts
Scottsdale City Hall
Kitchell Contractors
Phoenix
Bidstrup
Scottsdale Mail
Scottsdale
Doubletree Inn
Fashion Square
Doubletree
Scottsdale Progress
Civic Center
Bill Ensign
Public backs automatic Social Security boosts and opposes mandatory retirement
A National Council on the Aging survey finds 86 percent oppose fixed retirement ages, 97 percent favor automatic cost of living increases for Social Security, and widespread belief that elderly life is not as bleak as myths. Employers are viewed as biased against older workers, with 87 percent noting discrimination.
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Washington
UPI
National Council On the Aging
Louis Harris and Associates
United States
Ford
City council to award flood fixes at 66th and Shea
City council plans to award Valley Wide Contracting Co. the contract to extend pavement at 66th Street and Shea Boulevard and install drainage improvements with a 32 300 estimate. A 64th Street drainage channel bid from Robb Construction Co. is expected to be approved for 90 000 funded by flood control bonds. The court may condemn Carl Markoff property and two 66th South parcels provide right of way.
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66Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Shea
Intersecion
Valley Wide Contracting Co
Mockingbird Water Co
66Th
Carl Markoff
Way the
64Th Street
Gold Dust Avenue
Robb Construction Co., Inc
Council Flood Control
Scottsdale Bible Church
76Th Street
Planning Commission
Casa del Monte
Dos Pesos
E. McDonald Drive
City considers private use of McCormick Park railroad
City council backs private parties using the McCormick Park railroad segment donated by Guy Stillman. Spacewater says the project should avoid deficit spending, with six inquiries in three weeks and up to a dozen possible events before warm weather. The panel also weighs a three year school district park site contract and delays Downtown Neighborhood Center architect applications until June 23.
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McCormick Park
L. B. Spacewater
Railroad Park
Guy Stillman
Stillman
Spencewater
William Jenkins
Amtrak
McCormick Ranch
Richard Filler
Kaiser-Aetna
EB. T. Wright
Sands Scottsdale
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Spacewater
Council
Billie Gentry
Richard Campana
Tim Bray
Post
Dave Harris
General Services Department
Assault on visitor reported in Scottsdale home
A Scottsdale man told police two visitors came to his home and fled after one allegedly aimed a Colt .45 pistol at a Kansas man staying there. Archie Meisel of Ottawa wrestled with a man at his door as Roxanne Grimm, also of Ottawa, was present. The suspects fled before officers arrived. The woman says she did not invite them upstairs.
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Scottsdale
Kansas
Michael Scott
46Th St
Roxanne Grimm
Ottawa, Kans
Grimm
Archie Meisel
Ottawa
Meisel
Scott
College board approves amusement revenue split for student governments
Maricopa County Community College District approves distributing revenues from pinball and pool tables to five college student governments totaling 9,561 dollars. Scottsdale Community College gains an extra 1,600 dollars this year after a prior funding dispute. Funds to be reported to the board, SCC plans to use them for day care expansion.
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Maricopa County
SCC
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