Oil geyser defies capping efforts in North Sea spill
In the North Sea 168 miles west of Stavanger oil gushed from a blown well for a fourth day as two inch pipe rams failed to seal the spill. Paul Adair arrived to lead capping efforts promising a rapid finish while Phillips Petroleum estimated 4.4 million gallons released with minimal ecological impact reported by Norwegian officials.
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Stavanger
Norway
North Sea
Phillips Petroleum Co
Paul “Red” Adair
Adair
Houston, Tex
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips
Boots Hansen
Richard Hatteberg
SCOHA backs bed tax to fund stadium and city plan
Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations endorses a two percent bed tax to be approved by voters on May 10. SCOHA president Louis Blumenthal says 6000 members will urge voting in support, while a committee led by Kenneth McGhee will review the 1977 78 city budget and nongovernmental cultural funding.
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Scottsdale
Blumenthal
Kenneth McGhee
Amici Curioe
U.S
North
First Avenue
Phoenix
Arizona
Castro seeks second term amid offer caveat
Arizona Governor Raul H. Castro confirms plans for a second term but would not run again if a better offer emerges. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt, named as a possible candidate, says he would hesitate to face an incumbent Democratic governor.
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Tucson
Raul H. Castro
Bruce Babbitt
Turley Praises Prison Warden Cardwell on Floor Speech
Senator Stan Turley of Mesa defends Harold Cardwell, calling him one of Arizona’s finest public servants during a floor speech. The discussion centers on the warden’s character and service.
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Phoenix
Stan Turley
R-Mesa
Harold Cardwell
Turley
State budget panel approves more 1977-78 funding
Phoenix AP reports House and Senate Budget Committee members approved 18.78 million dollars in new state spending for the 1977-78 fiscal year. Allocations include 4.08 million Administration 3.97 million Corporation Commission and 2.48 million governor's office with 891 thousand to promote tourism.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Arizona Corporation Commission
Department of Education
Departments of Economic Security and Health Services
Corporation Commission For Utility Regulation
Tony, West
Humphrey Rejects Tougher Campaign Advice for Senate Bid
In a May McCalls interview Senator Hubert Humphrey discusses declining advice to be tougher and meaner in his bid for Senate Majority Leader. He notes his cancer surgery and says he will retire from politics when his term ends in 1982 to write and reflect.
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New York
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
McCall’s Magazine
Hospital fee plan labeled irrational by AMA leader
Dr. John F. Kahle of Flagstaff, new Arizona Medical Association president, denounced the Carter administration proposal to cap hospital fees as irrational and counter to quality care. He warned costs would rise with labor, forecasting a nine percent operational expense jump, and called the plan a trial balloon to shift blame onto hospitals and doctors.
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Phoenix
John F. Kahle
Flagstaff
Arizona Medical Association
Kahle
AMA
Obituary Florence J. Tilyou
Florence J. Tilyou 66 died Tuesday in St Josephs Hospital. Rosary recited at 7 30 p m today at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. She came from New York 27 years ago and lived at 6212 N Sath Pl. Survived by two sons Frank S Jr Scottsdale and Edward F II New York a sister and brother and three grandchildren. Services Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment St Francis Cemetery.
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Florence J. Tilyou
St. Joseph’s Hospital
A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Obituary Notice for Muriel Friedermann in Scottsdale
Muriel M. Dewitt Friedermann 63 retired nurse died at home after five years in the Valley. She lived at 8535 E Catalina Dr. Survivors include husband Warren of Scottsdale sons Warren of Phoenix John of New York daughters Mary Anne Hixon Virginia Hennigan Loraine Storch Kathleen Peterman and 15 grandchildren. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd after 5 p.m. Rosary at 8:30 p.m. Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Miller Rd and Second St Interment in St Francis Cemetery 5005.
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Muriel M. Dewitt Friedermann
New York
Friedermann
Valley
E. Catalina Drive
Warren
Scottsdale
Phoenix
John
Mary Anne Hixon
Virginia Hennigan
Loraine Storch
California
Kathleen Peterman
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Road
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Oak St
Paradise Valley Council Lowers Lincoln Drive Speed Limit
The Paradise Valley town council unanimously reduced the Lincoln Drive speed limit from 40 to 35 mph and will post new signs in about a week. They approved raising Indian Bend Road from Scottsdale Road to Mockingbird Lane to 35 mph, and rejected increases on Stanford Drive and Doubletree Ranch Road. A four way stop at Doubletree and Invergordon Road was also approved.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Stanford Drive
Doubletree Ranch Road
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale Road
Mockingbird Lane
Lincoln
Ron Dalrymple
Stanford
J. Duncan Brock
Dalrymple
Doubletree
Ironwood Drive
58Th Street
Invergordon Road
Brock
Marshal’s Department
McDonald Drive
Eileen Kowal
Jury weighs Kruglick marijuana possession verdict
An eight member Maricopa County jury began deliberations at 9 a.m. in the trial of Arthur and Cindy Kruglick both 22 charged with possessing 1500 pounds of marijuana seized last May from their home 4538 N 75th Way. Judge Robert J. Corcoran presided.
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Arthur
Cindy Kruglick
Maricopa County Superior Court
Robert J. Corcoran
Arthur Kruglick
Arizona Republican Party Finance
Burton Kruglick
Kruglick
State Committee
Ford
N. 75Th Way
Corcoran
Scottsdale
Arizona Supreme Court
Paradise Valley Recall Drive Targets Four City Officials
Recall petitions will circulate Saturday in Paradise Valley to oust Mayor Barbara von Ammon Vice Mayor J Duncan Brock and council members John V Long and Peter S Wainwright. Backers of the Responsive Government Association say plans are being prepared, with a recall election possible early next year.
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Paradise Valley
Joy MacLean
John V. Long
Peter S. Wainwright
Lincoln
RGA
Mary Ann Brines
Stolen mining equipment reported from Scottsdale shop
North Scottsdale police report a $6800 gravity separation table and other property stolen from Fred Finell’s shop at 7719 E Greenway Rd. The table was last seen April 13 with no forced entry found. Also missing were 20 ounces of silver worth about $100, 3 ounces of gold worth about $450, and a 25 caliber pistol.
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North Scottsdale
Fred Finell
Phoenix
E. Greenway Rd
Finell
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