Federal court power sought to block bugs
President Carter will seek legislation giving federal judges power to block government wiretapping and bugging of Americans suspected of spying for foreign powers. He rejects inherent presidential authority for eavesdropping without warrants, signaling a major shift in the administration’s upcoming proposal to Congress. Former President Ford previously pushed a similar warrants bill with a constitutional exception for presidential use in extraordinary danger.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Sety conviction reduced for Scottsdale shooting case
David T. Sety, convicted of killing Donald C. Cue at a Barrett Lake campsite in March 1975, has had his second degree murder conviction reduced to voluntary manslaughter by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frederic Heineman. Heineman said evidence supported self defense after Cue allegedly threatened Sety before the fatal shots.
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David T. Sety
Scottsdale
Barrett Lake
Maricopa County
Frederic Heineman
Sety
Donald C. Cue
Bartlett Lake
Cue
Heineman
Youth held in armed robbery at Phoenix 7 11 store
A 19 year old eastside Phoenix youth Randall J. Perling is in city jail as a suspect in the 2 a.m. armed robbery of the 7 11 at 2824 N 68th St. He allegedly pointed a .22 rifle at several people including the clerk Dennis W. Taylor 24 and demanded beer liquor and cash. A 21 year old woman and 22 year old man were forced to lie on the floor. Perling surrendered when told to drop the rifle and a ammunition clip was found in his pocket but the gun contained no rounds.
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Phoenix
68Th St
Jeff Trapp
Taylor
Trapp
Perling
Obituary for Harry J. Stuebe 54 auto parts salesman
Services for Harry J. Stuebe 54 an auto parts salesman will be held at 1 30 p m Sunday at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale. He died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and was a World War I Marine Corps veteran born in Ohio who came to Arizona 11 years ago. Survived by wife Wilma son Mark of Scottsdale and daughters Cheryl Cooper and Dawn Gibbs of Tempe and two sisters out of state. Friends may call at the mortuary until 9 p m today.
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Harry J. Stuebe
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Stuebe
Marine Corps
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Arizona
Sunnyside Drive
Wilma
Mark
Scottsdale
Cheryl Cooper
Dawn Gibbs
Tempe
Augusta Paulson Dies. Services Set in Arizona
Augusta Paulson 88 former WCTU Illinois president died Friday in Arizona. Visitation Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by son Lawrence of Scottsdale, daughters Harriet Domas and Dorothy Heckel of Phoenix, ten grandchildren, ten great grandchildren.
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Augusta Paulson
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
Illinois
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Albany Park
Services for Bernice Smith Held for Electrocution Victim
Services were held today for Bernice Smith 31 electrocuted Wednesday while cutting grass at her home 8226 E Fairmount Ave A Tempe Seventh Day Adventist Church member survived by husband Marshall L son Marshall Jr daughter Sunni Wyss and Sande all from Scottsdale parents Mr and Mrs Nicholas Chyr and a sister and brother out of state Mercer Mortuary handled arrangements
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Bernice Smith
E. Fairmount Ave
Dues Hike Challenge Hits Phoenix Laborers Union
Seventeen dissident members sue Phoenix Laborers Union Local 383 charging the seven member executive board with illegally raising dues from 36 to 42 dollars per quarter. They seek removal of the board and an orderly turnover of power led by Business Manager William Soltero Sr.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Laborers Union Local 383
Local 383
William Soltero Sr
Governor backs tax relief and prison plan tweak in Arizona
Governor Raul Castro endorses the Senate tax relief package while calling for reassessment of spending to address prison overcrowding. He urges raising a prison construction program from 6 million to 15 million dollars. A federal judge stayed a contempt order against Robert Fendler pending appeal to the Ninth Circuit.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Arizona Senate
Castro
Robert Fendler
Lincoln
U.S
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Fendler
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Village Cab raises rates for first mile and each add on
Village Cab Co plans its first rate hike in four years, effective July 9, raising the first mile from 1.20 to 1.70 and each additional mile from .60 to .85. General manager Dave Jampolsky cites higher insurance costs, rising gas prices, and maintenance as key factors and says a Commission approval remains set for May 1 with July implementation. He cannot confirm the exact additional revenue expected.
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Village Cab Co
Dave Jampolsky
Village Cab
Jampolsky
Arizona Corporation Commission
Jewelry stolen from Ramada Inn room in Santa Ana couple
Police said more than $4,100 in jewelry and property were stolen from a hotel room at the Ramada Inn on East Main Street. Officers reported signs of forced entry into a room registered to a Santa Ana California couple, Floyd Claus and his wife, who found the break in around midnight.
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Ramada Inn
E. Main St
Santa Ana
Calif
Floyd Claus
Indians win grant for public works HQ near Phoenix
The Economic Development Administration grants the Pima Maricopa Indian Community $216,000 to build a public works department headquarters east of Scottsdale. The facility will house automotive services and offices for the public works director, announced by Gov. Raul Castro.
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Phoenix
Economic Development Administration
Scottsdale
Public Works Department
Raul Castro
Public Works
Miller Road Northbound Closure for Monday Resurfacing
Miller Road will be closed to northbound traffic from Roosevelt Street to McDowell Road during resurfacing on Monday. Detour routes via Roosevelt to 74th Street and then north to McDowell. the detour lasts only Monday though resurfacing continues for several days.
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Miller Road
Roosevelt Street
McDowell Road
Roosevelt
74Th Street
74Th
McDowell
Kruglicks Convicted in Marijuana Possession Case
Arthur and Cindy Kruglick were found guilty of possessing marijuana valued at 15000 dollars. They face a potential one to ten year sentence and are jailed in Maricopa County. Mrs. Kruglick testified the drugs were brought home for a one night calendar photo shoot.
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Phoenix
Arthur
Cindy Kruglick
Arthur Kruglick
Republican Finance
Burton Kruglick
Kruglick
Maricopa County
Late Night Request for Contact From D
At 11 pm on April 15th the writer followed instructions and waited for a phone call which did not arrive. The writer can fulfill the request immediately and asks for a letter or call from D.
Firms deny ties to Ned Warren amid ownership claims
The Scottsdale Daily Progress reports that two firms Arizona Valley Development Co Inc and Planit Communities Inc deny Warren ownership or control. Arizona Valley was acquired in June 1971 by Fuqua Industries. Planit Communities is a subsidiary of Arizona Valley. Ned Warren formerly consulted for Lake Montezuma Development, later sold before the Fuqua acquisition.
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Investigative Editors and Reporters Inc
IRE
Ned Warren
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Arizona
Warren
Arizona Valley Development Co. Inc
Delaware Corporation
Plannt Communities Inc
Arizona Corporation
Progress
Arizona Valley Development Co., Inc
Fuqua Industries Inc
Planit Communities Inc
Arizona Valley Development Co
Planit Communities, Inc
Lake
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Daily Progress
Randall J. Perling
E. Oak St
Dennis W. Taylor
Nicholas Chyr
Richard Ryan
St. Daniel’s Church
Ryan
St. Daniels
James Rausch
Associated Press
SR Indians
Kruglicks
Mattress Sale
Ae Ta Ig
Sn Oe
Pele
E. Roosevelt
Roosevelt & Hayden Rd
Jim
Main Street
Bullocks
Walgreens Fry
Smitty
Breuner
India
Revco Phoenix
McCrory
Thomas Mall
Farrell
Montgomery-Ward Thomas Mall
Miller Plaza Patio
K-Mart
Currier and Ives
Globe Phoenix
la Boulangerie French Bakery
St. Isful
Cerdinthy, F. L. Willett
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