Top school post field crowded
Eleven candidates for the office of superintendent of education spoke at Phi Delta Kappa at ASU, each given three minutes. Candidates including Kay Gianopulos, Norman Cushing, Ray Emery, David Kret, Jim Henderson, Doc Holliday, Bill Roark, Paul Lemons, Fred Pratt, Howard Roberts and Carolyn Warner outlined qualifications and views on education policy amid a crowded field and time limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Petryni
Superintendent of Education
Phi Delta Kappa
Arizona State
Pratt
Tucson
Howard Roberts
Phoenix
Carolyn Warner
Holliday
Kret
Talley case warrants public charges release says Babbitt
Democratic attorney general hopeful Bruce Babbitt urged the State Real Estate Commission to disclose its charges against real estate commissioner Fred Talley. He criticized the commission for delaying action and called for evaluation of Talley’s conduct. Republican Richard Kaffenberger urged Nixon’s impeachment to restore confidence. Jonathan Marshall criticized inflation and leadership as Bill Roark blamed federal aid for local school control.
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Bruce Babbitt
State Real Estate Commission
Fred Talley
Babbitt
Bullhead City
Talley
Arizona
Kaffenberger
el Presidio Young Republican Club
Senate
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Jonathan Marshall
U.S. Senate
Marshall
Emne
Congress
Bill Roark
Pima County
Republican Club
Tucson
Roark
State Department of Education
Two Scottsdale Men Arrested in Heroin Drug Probe
Federal agents and Scottsdale police arrested Juan Flores Colin and David Norton in connection with a July 12 heroin seizure in a parking lot near 68th Street and Indian School Road. Also named, Gary Piazza and two other men were detained. two others released.
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Scottsdale
68Th Street
Indian School Road
Juan Flores Colin
Moreland St
David Anthony Norton
Calle Redondo
U.S
Phil Jordan
Phoenix Office
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Colin
Hayden Road
McDowell Road
Jordan
Norton
Gary Jude Piazza
32Nd St
Nogales
Department of Public Safety
Phoenix
Arkansas
Scottsdale Police Department
DEA
Burglary at Indian Art Store Nets $1065 in Jewelry
Police report a burglary at Gilbert Ortega’s Indian Art shop on Main Street. A white truck fled after a window was broken with a bumper jack attachment, yielding a squash blossom necklace a man’s watch bracelet and a lady’s watch ring. Investigators value the haul at $1,065.
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Gilbert Oretga
Main
James Wescott
Kiva Theatre
Wescott
H.W. Yamanouchi
E. Oak
Paradise Valley Appeals Higher Court Ruling on APS Permit
Town officials appeal a July 10 superior court ruling that quashed the town over APS permit failure. Judge Thompson overturned a magistrate’s $50 fine for not securing a permit before replacing eight high voltage lines after the June 22 1972 storm. The town argues state law grants no city power over utilities. APS contends only the Arizona Corporation Commission has authority.
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North Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Arizona Court of Appeals
Arizona Public Service
Superior Court
Howard F. Thompson
Carl A. Peachey
APS
Arizona Corporation Commission
Ron Petica
Thompson
Peachey
Arizona
Paradise
Conlan amendment to require congressional approval of nuclear deals
Rep. John Conlan of Arizona wins House passage 194 to 191 for an amendment to the atomic energy act. It would require congressional approval for all U S nuclear agreements with foreign nations and critics warn of past authority being ceded to agencies.
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Washington
Congress
State Department
U.S. Export-Import Bank
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Conlan
Labor nod surprises Young in bid for District 28 seat
Rexbell Young, GOP candidate for District 28, says he is pleased to have AFL-CIO support, though he questions why. The endorsement also goes to Sandra Davies for Senate District 25. Unleaded gasoline with 92 octane will soon be sold in Mexican stations labeled Extra, meeting U S standards and backed by the Tourism Department Phoenix branch.
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Scottsdale
Rexbell Young
Labor
House of Representatives
Robert Hungerford
Afl-Cio
Sandra Davies
Phoenix
Senate
Committee On
Mexico
U.S
Norman Williams Contreras
Government Tourism Department
Kenyan Ambassador Kibinge to Speak at SCC
Kenya's Ambassador to the United States Leonard O Kibinge will speak at 8 p.m. Friday in the Scottsdale Community College student union. He is a pioneer in Kenya's foreign affairs and will present the film Safari to Kenya highlighting the nation’s scenery and wildlife. The event, sponsored by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, is free to the public.
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Leonard O. Kibinge
Republic of Kenya
United States
Scottsdale
Obituary: Edna C. Gandy 48
Edna C. Gandy of 8320 E. Solano Drive died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services and burial will be in Osage Iowa. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. at Green Acres Chapel. Survived by husband William, sons William Jr and Todd, and three brothers. She was a member of Advent Lutheran Church.
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Edna C. Gandy
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Osage
Iowa
Green Acres Chapel
N. Hayden
Gandy
E. Solano Drive
Advent Lutheran Church
William
William Jr
Todd
Scottsdale man fired after grand theft of city property
Scottsdale police say Richard Ryan 22 of 7110 E Continental Drive was arrested on grand theft charges for stealing three desk chairs from the McCormick Park city office. He had worked 3% years as a part time guard and recreation leader for the parks and recreation department.
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Dale Carter
Scottsdale
Richard Ryan
Continental Drive
McCormick Park
Ryan
City Parks and Recreation Department
James Kershner
Kershner
Ford fights FTC order to halt Phoenix Los Angeles test ad
Ford Motor Co. will challenge a federal order from the Federal Trade Commission to stop advertising a car test run from Phoenix to Los Angeles citing the ad as deceptive. In Phoenix, Purolator Security reports four cash-theft incidents raising security measures with nearly 48000 dollars missing since last March across armored shipments. In Nogales, a Border Patrol official notes concern over it becoming a key smuggling route with nine women from El Salvador captured this week.
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Ford
Washington
Ford Motor Co
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Federal Trade Commission
Walt Richins
Purolator Security
Tucson
U.S
Border Patrol
Nogales
Central America
William Selzer
el Salvador
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Tempe
Kay Gianopulos
Glendale
Norman Cushing
Ray Emery
David Kret
Jim Henderson
W.A
Doc’ Holliday
Paul Lemons
State Board of Education
Fred
State Senate
Lemons
Richard E. Kaffenberger
Wall Street
Town Appeals Court
Petica
Invergordon Road
Conlan Nuclear
Young
E. Pinchot Ave
Utotem
Indian School Rd
Kibinge
Edna Gandy
the Bridge Center OF
Villa Ocotillo
Civic Center Plaza
75Th St
Republic Development Inc
Hayden & Jackrabbit RD
Walker & Tea Sales Agents
Laguna
Rush
A. Forzano & Son, Inc
Elkins Thomas Rd
Roy Finch
United Press International
Phoenix Zoo
Jack Tinker
Mobil Travel Guide
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