Arizona House Backs End to Funk Racing Circuit Monopoly
The Arizona House approved by 47 to 10 a plan to end dog racing monopoly by December 31, 1981. Nine Democrats and Republican Tony Bueh of Tucson opposed. The bill would divest all but three tracks and limit ownership of Phoenix and Tucson venues. A separate measure would cap six years on liability suits against architects and engineers.
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Phoenix
Arizonia House
Senate
Tony Bueh
Tucson
House
Craig Davids
Coolidge
Davids
Fed up American Di Roberts seeks 4th District GOP nomination
Arch Di Roberts a Fountain Hills resident and former NY police lieutenant announced his bid for Congress in Arizona's 4th District. He cited discontent with a non elected federal bureaucracy and called for replacing many lawmakers with a cross section of Americans. The field also includes Eldon Rudd and Ernest Garfield with others weighing campaigns.
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Arch di Roberts
Fountain Hills
New York City
di Roberts
New York
Barry Goldwater
James Buckley
R-N.y
John Conlan
U. S. Senate
Maricopa County
Eldon Rudd
Dr Roberts
Congress
America
APS seeks use permit for Shea substation in Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service plans a two phase Shea Boulevard substation to serve rapid Northeast Scottsdale growth. The first 5.7 acre phase links to a 69 kv line from Invergordon Road. full 10 acre facility would use two 230 kv lines from Pinnacle Peak Ocotillo. Construction could start after permit approval, with initial cost about 250000.
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Arizona Public Service Co
E. Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale
APS
Invergordon Road
Cactus Road
Pinnacle Peak- Ocotillo
Sentry Insurance
City Hall
Stolen Pizza Equipment Tails from Phoenix to Mesa
Real estate broker Harry J. Endicott reported $6,480 in pizza making gear moved from the defunct Dos Pesos Restaurant at 8340 E. McDonald Drive Phoenix to a Mesa facility, with equipment last seen March 1 and missing by March 10. The items were believed stolen while en route.
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Aneast Phoenix
Mesa
Harry J. Endicott
Dos Pesos
E. McDonald Drive
Obituary for Lorine Palmer in Phoenix Area
Lorine M. Palmer, 83, who came to the Valley 42 years ago, died Sunday in a local hospital. She is survived by her husband, Harry J., and a sister. A rosary will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Arcadia Funeral Home in Phoenix followed by a 10 a.m. Thursday Mass at St. Theresa's Catholic Church.
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Lorine M. Palmer
Valley
Mrs. Palmer
E. Catalina Drive
Harry J
Palmer
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School Rd
Phoenix
St. Theresa’s Catholic Church
E. Thomas Rd
Visitation for Laura Schmidt Chiefly in Arizona
Laura Mary Schmidt 81 died Sunday at Golden Age Nursing Home. Visitation begins at 8 p m today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd. Services and interment in St Paul Minnesota. She was born in St Paul and moved to the Valley four years ago. Survived by son Myron A of Scottsdale two sisters and one brother out of state and four grandchildren.
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Laura Mary Schmidt
Golden Age Nursing Home
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
St. Paul
Minn
Schmidt
Girl on bike hurt in crash at Paradise Valley intersection
A 13 year old girl sustained head injuries after a car struck her bicycle on Lincoln Drive at Lost Dutchman Drive in Paradise Valley. The rider, Carol L. Chaifetz, 6602 North Lost Dutchman Drive, was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The westbound car was driven by 25 year old Harry J. Lessar of Phoenix.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
How's Your Hearing Beltone Free Model Offer Chicago
Free offer for those who hear but do not understand. Beltone gives a non-operating model of its smallest hearing aid at no cost. The model weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level in one unit. Write for yours to Dept.9795 Beltone Electronics 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
Illinois
Traffic death trial may begin for French woman
Maricopa County officials will assign a superior court judge to Netta DeMontaigu 47 accused of vehicular manslaughter for a Feb 23 1975 crash at Pima and Indian School Roads. The trial could start Wednesday with a listed judge. Her defense seeks delay citing frail physical condition and prior psychiatric exams.
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Maricopa County
Netta DeMontaigu
Pima
DeMontaigu
Superior Court
Philip W. Marquardt
David J. Perry
Edward C
Transportation chief to address NAACP dinner in Phoenix
William T. Coleman US Secretary of Transportation will keynote the Maricopa County NAACP community services dinner at Towne House 100 W Clarendon. The 1950s era civil rights work and diverse corporate boards mark his long career. Tickets contact Rev. George Brooks at 276-2582.
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William T. Coleman
U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Maricopa County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Towne House
W. Clarendon
U.S
Robert E. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Coleman
Philadelphia
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Pan American World Airways
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
First Pennsylvania Corporation
Philadelphia Electric Co
Western Saving Fund Society
American Stock Exchange
Rand Corp
Brookings Institution
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
NAACP
U.S. Supreme Court
Legal Defense Fund
George Brooks
Scottsdale School Board weighs basic school survey plan
The Scottsdale School Board reviews a survey to gauge public interest in a basic school proposal. Committee member Martha Joe Hunsaker says the final typed form was prepared last week and shown to the board for one more review before distribution to elementary parents. The plan emphasizes reading arithmetic grammar social studies enrichment courses after mastery, plus spelling patriotism discipline homework dress codes and respect. Surveys will be sent to elementary schools and later evaluated by the basic school committee.
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Scottsdale School
Martha Joe Hunsaker
Prescott College purchase hit deadline in bankruptcy case
Associated Press roundup notes Trinity in Christian College of Brownsville Texas failed to pay a $100,000 deposit for the bankrupt Prescott purchase. Cae Callon moved with U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Edward R. Davis in Phoenix to clarify payment time limits on the $4.7 million approved deal.
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Prescott
Trinity
Christian College of
Brownsville
Tex
Charles Johnston
Cae Jdty Callon
U.S
Edward R. Davis
Phoenix
Tucson rate increase sparks city and utility criticism
Tucson Gas & Electric Co. won a 9.6 percent rate hike from the Arizona Corporation Commission, short of the 11.6 percent sought. TGE President J Luther Davis voiced disappointment while Assistant City Atty Hugh Holub blasted the decision as outrageous and said factors were overlooked.
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Tucson
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
TGE
J. Luther Davis
Phoenix Man Faces Sentencing For Transporting Illegal Aliens
Anthony Freeze 39 of Apache Junction pleads guilty to transporting illegal aliens from here to Chicago on March 30 1974. Conspiracy charges dropped in return for the plea. Maximum penalty five years and a $5000 fine.
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Phoenix
Anthony Freeze
Apache Junction
Here
Chicago
Labor Department Funds North and Central Arizona Job Programs
The Labor Department announced nearly 12.5 million dollars for Arizona programs to extend manpower initiatives. Phoenix and Maricopa County receive 8.8 million for emergency public service work and 2.9 million for youth summer jobs, while Tucson area gets 2.5 million for public service and youth summer jobs.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Labor Department
Maricopa County
Bail set at 22000 for man accused in Cue killing near Bartlett Lake
David Theodore Sety, 32, appeared in West Mesa Justice Court facing murder charges for the March 19 shooting death of Scottsdale resident Donald D. Cue, 35. Bail was set at 22000 with preliminary hearing scheduled for May 3, while investigators noted discrepant pistol calibers and multiple gunshot wounds.
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West Mesa
Fee Era
Horse Thief Basin
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Maricopa
House Health and Welfare Committee
Diane McCarthy
Glendale
Socrats
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COP
Bill Baker
Rexbell Young
Young
E. Pinchot Ave
Roberta Unterberger
Arizona
House of Representatives
Arizona House
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Soloma
Tony Mason
4Th District
Scottsdale Toastmasters Club
4Th
Mason
Shea
William Morrow
Central Business District
Main Street
70Th Street
Main
68Th Street
Camelback Road
Camelview Plaza
Laura M. Schmidt
KRUX
Scottsdale Rd
Scottadale Rd
E. McDowell
Orray Lon
B.B.Q
Lorrie Daren
D.Q. Restaurant
Associated Press
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Ford
Colorado
Ronald Reagan
California
Frank Whetstone
Cutbank
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Alaska
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
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Cue
Hayden Rd
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Sheriff's
Lety
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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