Carter signs sound clean air law and vast public works bill
President Carter signed a comprehensive clean air act and a $10 billion public works measure containing 500 water projects. He criticized 9 of 18 water projects kept in the bill and warned Congress could vote again on deferrals or deletions. He cited environmental safety reviews and noted plans for water policy reforms while continuing to review projects. The package delays on auto exhaust standards and omits Clinch River breeder reactor funds as Carter pushes plutonium control.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
United States
Keeping records confusing by Louise Cook Associated Press Writer
Americans worry about how long to keep tax returns and other personal records. The article outlines keeping three years for tax audits, six years for serious underreporting, and no limit for fraud. It advises saving canceled checks for tax proof, maintaining receipts for big-ticket items, and storing irreplaceable papers in a safe deposit box with copies at home and with the insurer.
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Associated Press
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Internal Revenue Service
Scottsdale Eyes Plastic Sheet Flood Protection Plan
City officials propose replacing sandbags with plastic sheets to seal doors and low windows during floods in Scottsdale. Free plastic, two sided tape, and caulking will be provided to residents. bags will be phased out for quicker, cheaper protection.
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Walter Baumhogger obituary in Phoenix area
Walter Gilbert Baumhogger 82 of 4800 N 68th St died today at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in New York he moved to the Valley in 1955 from New Jersey and was World War I Army veteran. He led Several New Jersey companies and belonged to Montclair Golf Club Union League Club of New York and Paradise Valley Country Club. Survivors include daughter Barbara Ann Gray son Theodore W and two grandchildren. Funeral mass Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Interment private. Memorials to St Vincent de Paul Dining Room.
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United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp
G. Krueger Brewing Co
Montclair
Barbara Ann Gray
Litchfield Park
Theodore W
Pennsylvania
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Road
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
St. Vincent de Paul Charity
Ninth Ave
Phoenix
McClellan to rest per doctors orders for two months
Sen John L McClellan of Arkansas plans to skip official duties for at least two months per his wife Norma after hospital stay for chest pains and exhaustion. The 81 year old, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, remains cheerful and is to be released soon from a Little Rock hospital.
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Rogers Looks Back at Old Films and Hollywood Era
Miami AP Ginger Rogers, famed for dancing with Fred Astaire, laments modern cinema. She recalls old-time movies where entertainment was an art and criticizes today’s trend of overstuffed productions and sensationalism.
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Miami
Ginger Rogers
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Fred Astaire
Warren taken to Pima County for arraignment on securities fraud
Ned Warren, a land fraud figure, was arrested at his Camelback Mountain home and transported to Pima County for arraignment on 16 counts of securities fraud. He faces involvement in mortgage sales tied to the defunct Equitable Mortgage Co., with health history and prior convictions noted.
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Tucson
Ned Warren
Camelback Mountain
Pima County
Warren
Superior Courts
Equitable Mortgage Co
Equitable
Arizona
Girl 12 dies, sister injured in Legend City ride plunge
Esther Urbalejo, 12, was killed and Inez Urbalejo, 15, was left critically injured after falling 60 feet from The Zipper ride at Legend City in Tempe. The sisters, daughters of Porfirio and wife, were aboard as doors opened during boarding. Dot Amusement Corp. operates Legend City.
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Dot Amusement Corp
Legend City
Inmate Hunger Strike at Pima County Jail
Sixteen inmates in maximum security at Pima County Jail refused meals since Friday in protest of tighter security after a stabbing. Lt. John Czech said inmates stocked up on candy bars and fruit, and noted a hunger strike could occur if food runs out.
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Tucson
Pima County
John Czech
Former Gov McFarland Stable After Skull Tumor Surgery
Former Arizona governor and public official Ernest W. McFarland is listed as stable at St. Joseph's Hospital after July 27 skull tumor removal surgery. Doctors said a benign tumor was removed with a plastic plate replacing a saucer sized skull section.
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Ernest W. McFarland
St. Joseph’s Hospital
McFarland
U.S
Arizona
Pinal County
Judge orders hearing for Banco Internacional stock dispute
Pima County Superior Court Judge Lillian Fisher scheduled a hearing for August 26 to let 1,800 Banco Internacional de Arizona shareholders speak on 30,000 disputed bank shares. Notices will be mailed in English and Spanish. The judge will decide if a lawsuit against attorney David Kali and others should be dismissed after the meeting.
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Tucson
Pima County
Banco Internacional de Arizona
Lillian Fisher
David Kali
Cochise County hospital budget eyed for shortfall
Cochise County approves a 16.5 million dollar budget with a 3.1 million health care outlay that may not cover the county hospital now under county control after a deficit forced a change from the special association.
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Epileptic driver faces DUI trial in Phoenix court
George Ealey, 38, an epileptic driver in Phoenix, goes to city traffic court this month on a DUI charge. The State of Arizona says he must prove he takes dilantin and phenobarbital to drive, a requirement revealed after a minor accident and a license replacement visit.
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Phoenix
George Ealey
Inn at McCormick Ranch Summer Getaway Offer
A Scottsdale resort advertises a three day two night package for couples at 31.39 dollars per person. The deal includes a welcome cocktail a shrimp service pool tennis sailing and access to two 18 hole golf courses plus a lakeside champagne dinner for two in the health club and spa area.
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Scottsdale
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