Udall vows to stay in race at Phoenix rally
Rep. Morris Udall told about 400 supporters in Phoenix he is in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. He noted second place in several states, urged vigorous government action, and outlined tax reform including going after Nelson Rockefeller. Udall planned Tucson events, absentee voting, and campaigns in New Mexico and Colorado.
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Mo Udall
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Georgia
Jimmy
Carter
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New York
America
Nelson Rockefeller
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Colorado
Wallace rallies 1000 in chilly Arizona visit
Alabama Governor George Wallace drew about 1,000 supporters in a cold Little or town in Gila County Colorado? No. Arizona. He spoke about gun control and crime, urged long prison terms and electrocution for certain offenses, and said Arizona could gain political prominence with a strong vote. Wallace stressed the middle class as the key issue while passing through Phoenix and Little Rock.
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Gisela
Arizona
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Phoenix
Maryland
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
West Phoenix Cyclist Killed In Desert Collision
Don Watts 28 of Phoenix died in a head on crash with a northbound Jeep in the Cave Creek River wash about 30 miles northeast of the city. Watts was dead on arrival at John C. Lincoln Hospital after the collision near Bartlett Lake Dam. Donald L. Mitchell 22 of Glendale drove the Jeep. deputies say no citations were issued and the case will be reviewed by county attorneys.
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West Phoenix
Desert
Here
Don Watts
65Th Drive
Phoenix
Watts
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Cave Creek
Bartlett Lake
Donald L. Mitchell
43Rd Drive
Glendale
Obituary for Maude J. Smith in Phoenix
Maude Jeanette Smith 78 of Phoenix died Saturday in a Phoenix nursing home. Graveside rites set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Survived by son James K. and daughter Virginia C. Wiemann of Phoenix, sister in Milwaukee, and eight grandchildren. Hansen Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Maude Jeanette Smith
43Rd St
Phoenix
James K
Virginia C. Wiemann
Milwaukee
Wisc
Rosary and funeral set for Walter Hawiar
Walter Hawiar 83 died Saturday at Doctors Hospital. Rosary is 7 tonight at Arcadia Funeral Home Phoenix. mass 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mark's Church. Hawiar, a retired carpenter of Phoenix, came to Arizona 11 years ago. Survived by wife Lottie Ann daughter Mrs Henry Roman sister two grandchildren two great grandchildren.
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Walter Hawiar
Doctors Hospital
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Publisher William C. Hays Dies at 65 in Arizona
William Clarence Hays 65 publisher of Arthur and Cerro Gordo newspapers in NL died Saturday at Golden Age Nursing Home. He moved from Decatur Illinois where he worked seven years with Rand McNally Co. Survived by wife Dorothy of Scottsdale and family in Decatur Daytona Beach and Decatur. Funeral and burial in Decatur.
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Arthur
Cerro Gordo
Golden Age Nursing Home
Mr. Hays
Portland St
Decatur, Ill
Rand McNally Co
Dorothy
Scottsdale
William A. Hays
Decatur
Pearl Hays
Gladys Williams
Walter Hays
Daytona, Beach, Fla
Lumbert seeks GOP nod for Arizona state mine inspector
Bernard C. Lumbert 44, a Cave Creek resident and former 1974 GOP hopeful, announces he seeks the Republican nomination for state mine inspector. A critic of government computer purchases and mine safety, he pledges updated regulations and stronger miner safety education to boost productivity.
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Bernard C. Lumbert
Cave Creek
Arizona
Lambert
Papago land claim settlement proposed for $26 million
Federal officials and Papago tribal attorneys reached a tentative settlement last month at Washington. The plan calls for a final $26 million payment to the Papago tribe for about five million acres seized by the government. Papago members will vote at three meetings next month on the proposal, according to tribal attorney William E. Strickland.
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Tucson
William E. Strickland
Washington
Arizona suspends license of NY-homicide convict physician
The Arizona Board of Medical Examiners halted Dr Jesse Ketchum's license in an emergency move. The board suspended his license without a prior hearing under state law.
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Arizona
New York
Arizona Board of Medical Examiners
Jesse Ketchum
Soviet Delegation to Meet U.S. Leaders at Rio Rico Inn
Twenty three Russians will meet with American business, science and academic leaders at Rio Rico Inn from April 30 to May 4. Sponsored by Rockefeller Foundation Lilly Endowment Fund and the Kettering Foundation discussions will cover the future of the UN system Europe after Helsinki Soviet American technical and economic cooperation and peace in the Middle East.
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Rio Rico Inn
Rockefeller Foundation
Lilly Endowment Fund
The
Kettering Foundation
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Europe
Helsinki
Middle East
Democrats to spend up to 15000 on state primary
The Democratic presidential preference primary will cost about 15000 with roughly 450000 registered Democrats eligible to vote. Across the state 126 polling places will open next Saturday for the two part process where voters choose a candidate for the nomination and select regional delegates pledged to that candidate.
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Denix
Two Phoenix Men Die In Canal Motorcycle Crash
Police said two Phoenix men died when their motorcycle missed a curve and plunged into the Grand Canal in northeast Phoenix. Richard T. Douglas, 21, the rider, and Robert J. Tapscott, 20, apparently struck a bridge and were killed instantly, investigators said.
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Grand Canal
Richard T. Douglas
Robert J. Tapscott
Four burglary suspects nabbed in three separate cases
Police report four individuals arrested in three burglary and grand theft cases since Friday. A 23 year old Phoenix man and a 19 year old Tucson resident face two counts each of attempted burglary. A 25 year old Paradise Valley resident and disc jockey Robert Parker Williams was also arrested for two counts of burglary of an automobile. A 17 year old Mesa youth was held for attempting to steal a citizen band radio.
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Tucson
Geri R. Adams
E. Windsor Ave
David Samons
E. Oak St
Joseph Pulido
Adams
David Armer
N. 71St Place
Paradise Valley
Kxiv Radio
Williams
Alan D. Green
W. Mitchell
Thomas W. Ammerman
41St Ave
Mesa
Smitty’s Department Store
E. McDowell Rd
Stomm
DeBeers Leader Sits On Oil Firm Board Amid Suit
Alois L Geiger III president of DeBeers Diamond Investment Ltd sits on the board of American Standard Oil and Gas Leasing Service which state officials sue to halt unlicensed realty brokerage and false advertising. The suit by Attorney General Bruce Babbitt seeks permanent injunction, $5000 per consumer fraud violation, refunds to victims, and state costs.
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Alois L. Geiger, III
DeBeers Diamond Investment Ltd
N. Hayden
American Standard Oil and Gas Leasing Service
Andrew W. Bettwy
Bettwy
Bruce Babbitt
William Penn
State Real Estate Department
The
Arizona Corporation
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