Rockefeller praises Ford Kissinger on platform panel
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller led testimony before the Republican Platform Committee praising Ford and Kissinger foreign policy. He urged airing major foreign policy issues this election year while a pre convention clash erupted as Reagan supporters challenged how the platform should state positions.
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Kansas City, Mo
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Platform Committee
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
Platform Committee
Reagan
Rockfeller
Republican Party
Kissinger
Rockefeller
Safe passage under McDowell Road bikeway dedication
The $50,000 underpass beneath McDowell Road west of the Cross-Cut Canal opens to connect Scottsdale and Papago Park bikeways. Built by Rollo and New Construction Co., the project was funded by Scottsdale Phoenix Maricopa County and the Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission. Penny Farthing Club members joined the Sunday's dedication ceremony.
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McDowell Road
Rollo and New Construction Co
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission
Papago Park
Penny Farthing Club
Health unit boundary changes wont affect beds needed in Scottsdale
The Central Arizona Health System Agency says proposed boundary changes to health analysis regions would not raise bed projections for the Scottsdale area, with about 80 beds expected by 1982. A public hearing is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 124 W. Thomas Rd in Phoenix.
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Central Arizona Health System Agency
Scottsdale
Milt Gan
Phoenix
W. Thomas Rd
Obituary for Grady A. Bradley Former Mountain Bell executive
Grady A. Bradley 69, longtime Mountain Bell Scottsdale manager and Valley civic leader, died Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix. He spent 45 years with Mountain Bell retiring in 1972 and led multiple chambers and civic groups. Mass is 7:30 p.m. Monday at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. Survived by wife Una, children Grady A. Jr. and Carolyn Davis, two brothers, six grandchildren.
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Mountain Bell
Scottsdale
Valley
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Bradley
E. Pasadena
Phoenix
Phoenix Better Business Bureau
Scottsdale and
Yuma Chambers of Commerce
Valley of the San Kiwanis
Bradley
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Catholic Conference
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
E. Campbell
Una
Grady A. Jr
Carolyn Davis
LeSueur Rites Set for Local Basketball Star
Marlowe C. LeSueur 68 of 2330 N 81st St died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Mesa Union High School all state basketball star and former J C Penney manager, he owned a shoe store in Yuma and worked at LeSueur's Shoe Store in Mesa. Services Tuesday at Gibbons-Bunker Garden Chapel Mesa with visitation Monday evening. interment Mesa City Cemetery. Survived by wife Kathryn three sons a brother and five sisters.
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Charles LeSueur
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mesa Union High School
J.C. Penney's
Yuma
LeSueur
Mesa
Scottsdale Third Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Gibbons-Bunker Garden Chapel
N. Sirrine
Mesa City Cemetery
Mr. LeSueur
Kathryn
Charles
Tacoma
Wash
Richard
San Francisco
John Michael
Phoenix
James Kay
Scottsdale
Rod Steiger Undergoes Open Heart Surgery in California
Actor Rod Steiger, who won the Academy Award for In The Heat of the Night, is recovering well after delicate open heart surgery at Daniel Freeman Hospital Inglewood. He was moved from intensive care to a private room on Sunday.
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Inglewood
Calif
Rod Steiger
Daniel Freeman Hospital
Steiger
480 Volts Daze Man Working On Water Pump
A 29 year old water pump maintenance man Larry Click was jolted by an estimated 480 volts while handling a pump at Arcadia Water Co. He was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Police report he brushed live wires despite power shutdown. He was dazed but not burnt.
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Larry Click
St. Anne
Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arcadia Water Co
Camelback Rd
Click
Four injured in three weekend traffic crashes
Police report four people were treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after three separate weekend collisions. A motorcycle crash on Orange Blossom Lane at 83rd Street injured Samuel Boddie and Zoe Corwin, with Boddie tested for alcohol. A two car crash at Thomas Road and 60th Street sent Gregory Tuttle and Dorothy Slavin to the hospital. Slavin was cited. A single vehicle crash on Miller Road by Mariposa injured Flora July, who was cited for DUI and speeding. her passenger Benny Olivas was unharmed.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Orange Blossom Lane
Crestwood Way
83Rd Street
Boddie
Flora
E. Bonita
Benny Olivas
E. Chaparral Rd
Burger blasts politics overburdening the judiciary
Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren E. Burger told about 15,000 judges and lawyers at the American Bar Association meeting that overpromising politicians have created false ideas of government help. He warned federal courts absorb cases from state courts and urged renewed ABA support to fund expanded judicial demands.
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Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Burger
American Bar Association
ABA
Saudi oil chief predicts price hike for 1977
Geneva AP report quotes Sheikd Zaki Yamani, Saudi oil minister, forecasting a price rise for 1977 but opposing a drastic jump. He notes the price depends on Western recovery and warns against slaughtering the hen that lays the gold eggs. OPEC current benchmark remains 11.51 per 42 gallons since October 1975.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Sheikd Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Bali
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Navy Officer Proposes Cause For Legion Convention Illness
Retired Navy chief David Nicoll of Bullhead City suggests a theory for the regionnaire disease linked to 27 American Legion members who fell ill after a Philadelphia convention. He cites a 15 year old letter from the Surgeon General about a toxic flu like reaction from smoking in teflon ashtrays. An Atlanta CDC spokesperson said the idea will be forwarded to the investigators.
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Navy
Bullhead City
American Legion
Philadelphia
David Nicoll
U.S
Atlanta
Center For Disease Control
Washington suspends broker license tied to Arizona land scheme
Washington Real Estate Division cancels James Wiggins license and revokes Western Empire Co registration to sell Meadview land in Ariz to Washington buyers. Western Empire is based in Bellevue. Tucson recall drives 4400 signatures in two days, with 15600 needed to trigger action.
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Seattle
Washington
State
Arizona
James Wiggins
Western Empire Co
Meadview
Mohave County
Ariz
Washington State
Western Empire
Bellevue
Plague Fleas Found Near Interstate 40 Prairie Dog Colony
Bubonic plague carrying fleas detected in a prairie dog colony near I 40 area. Health officials say area was sprayed with pesticide as a vector control measure. No injuries reported in current follow up. Dust storm winds fueled a blaze at a Gilbert cottonseed mill destroying at least 25000 dollars worth of by products. police say fire started by spontaneous combustion in a 50 foot hull pile Sunday afternoon.
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John M. Doll
Gilbert
Aubrey McLeod
Anderson Cyton & Co
Ex-con starts Phoenix Narconon rehab chapter
Willie Benitez and 20 inmates from the Arizona State Prison at Florence formed Narconon in 1966 and moved the effort outside prison walls to establish the first Phoenix chapter to help addicts sever drug dependency.
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Phoenix
Willie Benitez
Arizona State Prison At
Florence
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