Carter Signs Sound Clean Air Law and Public Works Bill
President Carter signed a comprehensive clean air act and a more than ten billion dollar public works bill including nine of eighteen water projects he sought to kill. He pledged scrutiny of water projects and noted a recission option to force new votes in Congress.
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Carter
Congress
Plains Baptist Church
New Maranatha Baptist Church
Applegate Lake
Ore
Atchafalaya River
Cache Basin
Ark
Columbia Dam
Tenn
Hillsdale Lake
Kan
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Keeping Records: How Long To Keep Personal Papers
Practical guidance on organizing and storing personal records. It outlines keeping tax returns for at least three years, selective retention of canceled checks, safe deposit box storage for irreplaceable papers, household inventories, and how to handle wills, death instructions, and important documents. It also notes exceptions for fraudulent returns and highlights obtaining the IRS booklet Keeping Records What to Discard.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Federal Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colo
Scottsdale adopts plastic sheet flood protection plan
City officials propose using plastic sheets to seal doors and low windows in flood scenarios replacing sandbags for faster, cheaper protection. Two sided tape and caulking will secure plastic on various surfaces, with delivery expected within weeks. Dick Brown oversees the plan.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Dick Brown
Brown
Walter Baumhogger 82 dies in Scottsdale
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-feed Products Corp United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp and G Krueger Brewing Co in New Jersey. Survivors include daughter Barbara Ann Gray and son Theodore W. Interment is private with Funeral Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary. Memorials suggested to St Vincent de Paul Charity Dining Room Phoenix.
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Walter Gilbert Baumhogger
68Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
New York
Mr. Baumhogger
The
Valley
New Jersey
Certain-feed Products Corp
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 Plans Rest Break From Duties
Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas will not pursue official duties for at least two months per his wife Norma. The 81-year-old, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, is expected to be released Tuesday from a Little Rock hospital where he has been treated since July 22 for chest pains and exhaustion.
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Little Rock
Ark
John L. McClellan
Norma
McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rogers longs for old films
Miami AP dispatch notes Ginger Rogers recalling classic cinema when entertainment was spellbound by style. She cites her long partnership with Fred Astaire and criticizes modern films for overloading with distractions and gimmicks.
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Miami
Ginger Rogers
Miss Rogers
Fred Astaire
Warren Taken to Pima County for Arraignment on Securities Fraud
Land fraud figure Ned Warren was captured at his Camelback Mountain home by Pima County sheriff's deputies and transported to Phoenix for arraignment on 16 counts of securities fraud. He faces charges tied to Equitable Mortgage Co. mortgage sales in Arizona developments.
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Tucson
Ned Warren
Camelback Mountain
Pima County
Warren
Superior Courts
Equitable Mortgage Co
Equitable
Arizona
Two Girls Die After Fall From Legend City Ride
Esther Urbalejo twelve and sister Inez fifteen were killed or critically injured when The Zipper ride at Legend City amusement park malfunctioned. Police said a car stopped near the top and a door opened as the ride moved causing the girls to plummet about 60 feet. The sisters, daughters of Porfirio Urbalejo of Guadalupe, were taken to a Scottsdale hospital.
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Tempe
Esther Urbalejo
Legend City Amusement Park
Inez
Urbalejo
Scottsdale
Porfirio Urbalejo
Guadalupe
Dot Amusement Corp
Inmate Hunger Protest Bites At Pima County Jail
Sixteen inmates in maximum security at Pima County Jail refuse meals since Friday over tighter security after a stabbing. Lt. John Czech says they stocked up on sweets and fruit and cookies, and a hunger strike could be possible if food runs out, though he expects the supply to hold.
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Tucson
Pima County
John Czech
Former Gov McFarland Stable After Skull Surgery
Former Governor Ernest W. McFarland, a former U.S. senator and Arizona chief justice, is listed as stable at St. Joseph's Hospital after July 27 skull surgery to remove a benign tumor. A section of skull was removed and replaced with a plastic plate. he has been taken off the serious list per a head nurse.
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Phoenix
Ernest W. McFarland
St. Joseph’s Hospital
McFarland
U.S
Arizona
Pinal County
Hearing set on 30,000 disputed Banco shares in Tucson
Pima County Superior Court Judge Lillian Fisher schedules Aug. 26 hearing for 1,800 Banco Internacional de Arizona shareholders to air opinions on the disposition of 30,000 disputed bank shares. Notices will be mailed in English and Spanish as the judge contemplates dismissal of a lawsuit against attorney David Kali and others after the meeting.
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Tucson
Pima County
Banco Internacional de Arizona
Lillian Fisher
David Kali
Cochise County Budget Might Fall Short for Hospital
Cochise County Board of Supervisors approves a $16.5 million budget, but County Clerk Madelyn Corrin cautions a $3.1 million health care outlay may not fund the county operated hospital taken over last month after a deficit forced the shift from a special association.
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Bisbee
Cochise
Epileptic Man Faces DUI Trial in Phoenix Court
George Ealey 38 faces trial in city traffic court this month for driving under the influence of drugs. Arizona says he must take the medicines to drive at all. The epileptic man, who uses dilantin and phenobarbital, had a minor accident three months earlier and was asked for a physician letter when replacing a lost license.
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Phoenix
George Ealey
Let Dad a Cool Summer Break at The Inn McCormick Ranch
Two nights three days for $31.39 per person based on double occupancy at Scottsdale's lakefront Inn at McCormick Ranch includes welcome cocktail and shrimp, pool and tennis, jacuzzi health club sailing golf, and a champagne dinner for two. Offer expires September 30 1977.
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Dad
McCormick Ranch
Hubby
Scottsdale
Daddy
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Internal Revenue Service
Walter Baumhogger
Chicago Hair Company
N. Scottsdale Rd
Rogers
Shareholder
Say
A-Plumbers Service Inc
E. Indian School Road
Scottedale
Waler Softeners
Arizona Denture Clinic
Ghiess
Walter Tom Caldwell
Centurist Association of Arizona
Espanol
Meus
E. Thomas RD
33Rd Place
Tueinn
N. Scottsdale
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