Queen appeals for forgiveness during Northern Ireland visit
Queen Elizabeth II urged Protestants and Catholics to forgive and forget sectarian violence in Northern Ireland. She spoke at the University of Ulster in Coleraine on the second day of a controversial Silver Jubilee tour amid IRA threats and recent bomb incidents.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
New University of Ulster
Coleraine
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Lizabrit
Here
University of Ulster
Elizabeth
Queen of Death
Utilities call energy plan too expensive
Washington AP The Edison Electric Institute estimates the Carter administration energy proposals could cost consumers about 60 billion dollars. Utility representatives testifying before the Senate Finance Committee say costs hinge on coal equipment taxes oil and gas use and metering upgrades. The plan would require interconnection of transmission lines to move surplus power where needed with varied local effects on price.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Edison Electric Institute
Senate
Obituary: Joan H Demand of Scottsdale
Joan H Demand 61 of 4807 N 72nd Way Scottsdale died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born in Texas she moved to the Valley 25 years ago from California She was a real estate broker with Demand Realty for over 20 years Survivors include sons Jeffrey H Barnes Scotts dale and Richard Demand Texas and one brother out of state Services will be held at 10 am Friday in Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Interment will be private
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Joan H. Demand
72Nd Way
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Texas
Jeffrey H. Barnes
Scottsdale
Richard Demand
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Memorial service for Annette T. Smith in Green Acres
Annette T. Smith 76 died Wednesday in Scottsdale. A Wisconsin native who moved to the Valley in 1954 she lived at 8429 E Vernon Ave and worked as a housemother in colleges. She is survived by daughter Joan Crisel and five grandchildren. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Annette T. Smith
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Wisconsin
Mrs. Smith
Joan Crisel
Scottsdale
Death notice for Peter L Gatesh in Scottsdale area
Peter L Gatesh 86 of 8426 E Sage Drive died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Romania he moved to the Valley in 1964 from Canada and was a retired auto mechanic. Survived by wife Lena two sons William and George both of Scottsdale two daughters Ann of Scottsdale and Mary Weibe of California 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Viewing 6 to 9 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd. Service 8 a.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Peter L. Gatesh
E. Sage Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Romania
Mr. Gatesh
Valley
Canada
Lena
William
George
Scottsdale
Ann
Mary Weibe
California
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Welborn R. Cook 84, Scottsdale Resident, WWII Veteran
Private services were held for Welborn R. Cook age 84 who died Monday in Scottsdale. A Texas native who moved to the Valley in 1966 he lived at 4004 N Granite Reef Rd He worked 19 years with Gulf Oil 6 years with Chrysler and 25 years with the IRS before retiring in 1963 He was an Army World War I veteran and attended Glass and Garden Church Arrangements were handled by Messinger Mortuary Mae D three sisters and two grandchildren survived him.
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Welborn R. Cook
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Texas
Cook
Valley
Granite Reef Rd
Gulf Oil Corp
Chrysler Corp
Internal Revenue Service
Glass and Garden Church
Mae D
City seeks bids for Scottsdale Arts liquor concession
Scottsdale City Council approved soliciting bids to replace David Roark’s Lounge as the center’s liquor concession with a plan to operate as a city activity if no bids appear. The panel also advanced a land exchange with Kaiser Aetna to enable Scottsdale School Districts 21st elementary school and park land, plus easement exchanges and additional CETA funds for local projects.
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
David Roark
Dave Roark
Charles Smith
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Kaiser Aetna
Jury adds 32nd potential juror in Bolles murder trial
In Phoenix the 31st and 32nd potential jurors were chosen for the Bolles murder trial. The latest panelist is a laboratory engineer who heard broadcasts of the case begun July 11. Defense motions against juror seating were denied as jurors are questioned on pretrial publicity.
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Phoenix
Don Bolles
Guadalupe
Superior Court
Howard Thompson
David Derickson
James Robison
Bolles
Scottsdale Airport expansion sees public hearing set for Sept 29
A public hearing on the environmental impact statement for Scottsdale Municipal Airport expansion is scheduled for 8 p.m. September 29 at the Scottsdale Senior Center auditorium. City officials sought a larger venue after the last meeting at City Hall kiva. The $4 million plan would extend the runway by 3450 feet to the northeast and add a parallel 3800 foot strip, with landings 750 feet farther down the current runway. Copies of thestatement will be available at City Hall and Scottsdale Public Library prior to the hearing.
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Scottsdale Municipal
Scottsdale Senior Center
Second Street
Scottsdale
City Hall
Scottsdale Public Library
Police clash with communists in Hermosillo park
In Hermosillo Mexico police and members of the outlawed 23rd of September Communist League clashed in a city park. Police said two officers and one gunman were killed and two other alleged terrorists were wounded during the firefight as officers attempted to stop the distribution of literature.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
Communist League
Death by own action in Morgan case closes inquiry
Tucson businessman Charles Curtis Morgan, who feared for his life after giving secret evidence in a state banking probe, died by his own hand. Sheriff detectives say no one else was involved and the case is closed though not officially classified. A separate report notes a California man, Mark Brenhaber, 98, arraigned in Wellton on marijuana charges after a light plane crash.
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Tucson
Charles Curtis Morgan
Pima County
Joe Jett
Yuma
California
Wellton
Mark Brenhaber
Tustin
Calif
Hohokam Ruins Earn Top Archeological Ratings
Two Hohokam Indian ruins along the planned Papago Freeway received the highest ratings from the U.S. Department of Interior. Dr. Gordon Weiner of Arizona State University said he pressed for the top assessment during a Washington visit on Wednesday.
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Phoenix
U.S. Department of Interior
Gordon Weiner
Arizona State University
Washington
GOP urged to focus on local issues in Tucson forum
Sen. James Kolbe of Tucson told the Tucson Republican Forum that the party should concentrate on local issues and individuals rather than the presidency. He described the national focus as catastrophic and urged a shift in emphasis.
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Tucson
Republican Party
James Kolbe
Kolbe
Republican Forum
GOP
Union Warns Copper Firms Over Strike Demands
PHOENIX Negotiators warn copper companies Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co. and Asarco Inc. will face higher demands if settlements are not reached soon, said Tom Striegel of the United Steelworkers. Strikers at these firms expect more than workers at other copper makers.
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Phoenix
Tom Striegel
United Steelworkers of America
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Asarco Inc
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Camelback Hospital
Earls Drive
Miller Road
Richard Filler
Casa Buena
Associated Press
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