IRS files tax lien over $15 400 found in hotel bureau
The IRS filed a tax lien against Mark Lisner and his wife after $15,400 found in a Scottsdale hotel bureau drawer was confiscated. A 23 year old maid Grenda Lewis turned in the money. Lisners initially claimed it was found in a yard. Police say Lisners face marijuana charges and IRS alleges the cash was unreported income.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Mark Lisner
Abosriz
Grenda Lewis
Debbie Gray
Anna Bennett
Scottsdale
Richard Reed
Lisner
Phoenix
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Dennis Hermanson
Scottsdale Police Department
IRS
Emile Zolla
IRS Public Information
Charles Nixon
Trax Code Authority
Lisners
Man nailed to cross in odd self-harm act near Buckeye
Eugene Austill, 45, asked a woman friend to nail him to a cross made from a 12 foot board five miles east of Buckeye. He wore nails in both hands and his right foot, and was on the cross about two hours before being treated and released at Maricopa County Hospital.
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UPI
Ed Calles
Eugene Austill
Austill
Maricopa County
Calles
Here
Austin
Nixon Launches Re election Campaign at Legion Convention
President Nixon opened his new re election bid on the road delivering a pledge of a national defense second to none. He spoke to a cheering audience at the American Legion convention as part of a campaign swing.
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Chicago
Nixon
American Legion
Spassky Rejects Call Home Over Reykjavik Row
World chess champion Boris Spassky refused Moscow urging him to return home in protest against challenger Bobby Fischer. Sources close to the Soviet Chess Federation said the stance was stated today.
Hussein presses plan for Palestinian state in Middle East
King Hussein of Jordan said he would proceed with creating a semi autonomous Palestinian state on the West Bank once Israeli forces withdraw. He signaled new peace moves could develop early next year despite objections from other Arab leaders.
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Beirut
Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
Belfast bombings continue shake Dungannon water cut
A 150 pound bomb exploded in an underground main in Dungannon today cutting water to the town and surrounding areas. Security sources say the IRA used unstable chemicals to make bombs amid ongoing Belfast violence.
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Belfast
Dungannon
Provisional Irish Republican Army
IRA
Kathleen Cleaver Says Eldridge Cleaver Threatened Abroad
Kathleen Cleaver reports that Eldridge Cleaver has received death threats in Algeria and is eager to return legally to the United States. The statement frames his safety concerns while abroad and his desire for lawful reentry.
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San Francisco
Kathleen Cleaver
Eldridge Cleaver
Algeria
United States
Free lunch applications open for Scottsdale students
Scottsdale school students from low income families may request free or reduced price lunches with applications taken at each school. The policy considers illness or death in the family, temporary disability or seasonal work to determine eligibility. An income scale from 2130 to 8430 dollars for family sizes 1 to 12 is used. Parents may visit the superintendent's office at 3811 N 44th St Phoenix or the school principal for forms and details. The plan protects student meal confidentiality.
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Scottsdale School
44Th St
Phoenix
Parents mobilize for Scottsdale Boys Club walk night
Volunteers led by Caroll Giglio plan a community door to door drive next Thursday from 6 to 8 pm to raise 195000 for a new Scottsdale Boys Club. If funded, the center would sit on two lots near Chaparral Park at Jackrabbit and Hayden Road with walk captains coordinating teams.
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Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
Caroll Giglio
Chaparral Park
Jackrabbit
Hayden Road
Giglio
Boys’ Club
72Nd Street
Osborn Road
Scottsdale Boys’ Club
Smelters appeal on air ruling
Five Arizona copper firms led by American Smelting and Refining seek review by the U S Court of Appeals of the EPA rejection of Arizona copper smelter emission standards. The petition argues Arizona limits meet federal air standards and were supported by data.
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Smelters
San Francisco
API
Arizona
U.S. Ninth Court of Appeals
Environmental Protection Agency
American Smelting and Refining Co
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Magma Copper Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
EPA
Weather Outlook: Sunny Then Cloudy With Heat Relief
Mostly sunny today and Friday with some late clouds. A cooler daytime high. Highs around 104 today and near 101 Friday. Overnight lows in the mid 70s.
Baker Attacks Conlan In Fourth District Primary
Republican Bill Baker accused State Sen. John Conlan of deceit and conflicts of interest over pension fund and consumer protection bills. He assailed Conlan for weakening racing reform, blocking grand jury bills, and false campaign claims while citing alleged self dealing and dubious employment.
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Bill Baker
Conlan
Con
John Conlan
Baker
Arizona
Conlani
Senate
Independent
Racing Commission
Emprise
Padlock Sought for Massage Firm in Court Action
City Prosecutor Don Crampton seeks a court order to padlock the Sars Touch Massage and Escort Service at 7301 Sixth Avenue for alleged lewdness and prostitution. Superior Court Judge C Kimball Rose had issued a temporary restraining order. Mangold, owner, is reportedly traveling in Greece delaying service of papers.
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Don Crampton
Andar
Anahin
Charité
Crampton
Superior Court
C. Kimball Rose
Sixth Avenue
Rose
Arthuretta Mangold
Greece
Scottsdale council weighs funds for flood control bond
City officials consider options to raise 500 000 annually to retire a 7 million bond for Scottsdale four phase flood control. The likely path is a 0 25 percent rise in the city sales tax with projections of just under 1 million in the next year and increasing amounts in five years and into 1982. Mayor Bud Tims and council members keep tight lipped awaiting a decision next week.
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Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Paul
Chad Cowley
Tims
Scottsdale Schools Hire Beginning Teachers to Fill Vacancies
Budget limits force Scottsdale School District to hire mostly starting teachers with new base salaries of 7050 dollars. About 75 vacancies plus 10 sabbaticals to fill, 24 hires recently with 20 new teachers. Remaining 30 vacancies concentrated at Pueblo Elementary, board meets to discuss hiring experienced staff. District total staff rises to 1231 from 1189. budget projection shows salary costs up to 14.6 million.
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Scottsdale
Larry Mortensén
Mortensen
Pueblo
N. 44Th St
Maricopa County
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Scottdale
Tempe
Christian Family Movement
Paradise Valley
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United Press International
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U.S
Forest Service
Northwest
Padlock
Messinger
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