Mystery disease in Pa not swine flu kills 23
State researchers say preliminary tests indicate the illness is not swine flu. Gov. Shapp and Health Secretary Bachman emphasize uncertainty while cases rise and investigations continue into possible environmental spread. Federal officials probe water food and pigeon droppings as hotline surges with calls. The Legion convention ties haunt reports as thousands attend Eucharistic Conference.
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Harrisburg
Milton Shapp
Philadelphia
American Legion
Shapp
Bachman
Jay Satz
New Jersey
New York
Legion
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Holmes named Scottsdale economic development director
Holmes, 29, becomes the city's economic development director overseeing a new program to stimulate growth and manage city owned properties including about 70 acres near Scottsdale and Indian Bend. He will liaise with local business groups and coordinate with the chamber of commerce on attracting firms like American Widgets Inc. He earned 1821 dollars per month and previously served as deputy city manager in Sandusky Ohio.
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American Widgets Inc
Scottsdale
Company
John E. Holmes
Indian Bend Roads
The
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
Old Town Merchants Association
Chamber
Holmes
Sandusky
Ohio
Rev Otis R Heath longtime pastor and leader dies at 68
The Rev Otis R Heath 68 former pastor in Massachusetts Maine and Vermont died Tuesday at his home 4800 N 68th St He held degrees from Colgate and Andover Newton and served as pastor emeritus of Bethany Congregational UCC Randolph VT He led Vermont Conference and chaired its board of trustees He resided in Scottsdale six years was past master of Phoenix Masonic Lodge 28 and member of Scottsdale Congregational UCC Survivors include wife Dorissons and sons Andrew W of San Francisco Philip C of Boston plus two out of state sisters Memorials suggested to the Memorial Fund of the local church in Randolph VT
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Otis R. Heath
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
68Th St
Mr. Heath
Colgate University
Andover Newton Theological College
Bethany Congregational United Church of Christ
Randolph
Vermont Board of the Congre
Scottsdale
Heath
Phoenix Masonic Lodge No
Obituary: Melvin H. Grossmiller 63 Arizona business figure dies
Melvin H. Grossmiller 63 longtime vice president of Arizona Wholesale Supply Co died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital. Born in Geronimo he graduated from Arizona State University and belonged to multiple fraternal groups. Services were held today at A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary.
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Arizona Wholesale Supply Co
Doctors Hospital
Mr. Grossmiller
E. Flower
Geronimo
Arizona State University
Delta Sigma Chi Fraternity
Pima Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
the Shrine, Jesters
Elks Lodge
Arizona Country Club
Henry S. McCullar Rites Held in Phoenix
Henry S. McCullar, 76, former carpenter, died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital after retiring in 1966. Born in Garland, Texas, he moved to Arizona in 1933 from Quanah and worked 20 years for R. L. McCullar Construction Co. Graveside services were held today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel. Survivors include his sons Ron and Jim, a brother, two sisters, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
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Henry S. McCullar
Phoenix
Garland
Texas
Mr. McCullar
Arizona
Quanah
Tex
R. L. McCullar Construction Co
N. Kachina Lane
Ron
Scottsdale
Jim
William Don Jones Sr. 66 Dies in Payson
William Don Jones Sr. 66 a former public accountant who lived in Scottsdale from 1966 to 1970 died Tuesday in Payson He was born in Cusseta Georgia and came to Arizona in 1921 Survivors include his wife Wilda sons William of Scottsdale James of Calgary Canada and six grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Friday at Payson Funeral Home in Payson
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William
Don"’ Jones
Scottsdale
Payson
Mr. Jones
Cusseta
Arizona
Former Scottsdale mayoral candidate charged over fence dispute
Dan Bartos once a mayoral hopeful in 1968 faces three misdemeanor counts in Scottsdale. Police allege he removed fence portions from a neighbor’s yard claiming the fence encroached on his property, including incidents on July 27 and April 4. He also faces a pretrial Sept. 9 and trial Oct. 4.
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Dan Bartos
Scottsdale
Bartos
Zinsmeisters
George A. Rich
Mesa
Grand jury probes Navajo housing units
A federal grand jury in Albuquerque is examining records of at least five companies tied to Navajo Housing and Development Enterprise and Navajo Housing Authority for alleged misuse of federal funds. The probe covers construction contracts on and off the reservation with no indictments announced. A Phoenix grand jury is also examining financial irregularities on the Arizona portion of the Navajo Reservation.
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Window Rock
Albuquerque
Navajo Housing and Development Enterprise
NDHE
Navajo Housing Authority
NHA
U.S
NHDE
Phoenix
Arizona
Utah
Five more city streets to receive slurry seal
Five more city streets will get slurry seal resurfacing Friday. Closures will affect portions of the day. Streets listed include Highland Avenue Granite Reef Road to 86th Street Hazelwood Street cul de sacs Meadowbrook Avenue 87th Street Minnetowa Avenue 87th Place 86th Place cul-de-sac Avalon Drive Pinchot Avenue Catalina Drive and cul de sacs west of Granite Reef.
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Highland Avenue
Granite Reef Road
86Th Street
Hazelwood Street
Granite Reef
Meadowbrook Avenue
87Th Street
Minnetowa Avenue
87Th Place
86Th Place
Camelback Road
Avalon Drive
Pinchot Avenue
Catalina Drive
Arizona Economy Slips Then Shows July Upturn
In Phoenix the Arizona economy eased into the second half of the year with a normal summer slowdown. Dr. Harold Fearon of Arizona State University notes positive signs in July while overall trends point to growth reemerging. In Phoenix the Arizona Republican Chairman James H. Colter breaks neutrality by endorsing Ronald Reagan.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Harold Fearon
Arizona State University
GOP
Reagan
James H. Colter
Ronald Reagan
Duran guilty in embezzling public funds case
A Phoenix man Abelardo P. Duran aged 48 was found guilty by a superior court jury after a five hour deliberation on 37 counts of embezzling 38 counts of altering public records and one count of filing a false state income tax return. He faces sentencing set for September 1.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Abelardo P. Duran
Newark Firm Loses Claim to Phoenix Adams Hotel
A federal bankruptcy judge disallowed Pic Realty Corp of Newark ownership in the Adams Hotel in downtown Phoenix. Judge Vincent D Maggiore ordered reinstatement of a management partnership between Pic Realty and attorney Albert B Spector Sr who owned the hotel through Vita entities.
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Pic Realty Corp
Newark
N.J
Vincent D. Maggiore
Albert B. Spector Sr
Vita Companies
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