State urged to spend more on solar research
Arizona faces energy shortages and cannot attract federal solar projects without greater research funding. Dr. Robert Handy says the state imports 85 percent of its energy and must invest about 1.3 million dollars next year to launch concrete solar projects. Legislative leaders divide on the need for higher spending.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Robert Handy
State
Solar Energy Research Commission
Handy
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Solar
Gover
Hardy
Bill Hardt
D-Globe
Solar Research Institute
Tony West
Teen Girl Shot in Peach Theft Dies in Delaware
Sheila Ferrell a 13 year old girl dies after being shot during a backyard peach theft in Wilmington police say John Bailey 24 taken into custody on a murder warrant Bailey held on 130000 bail after judge raised it amid protests.
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Wilmington
Del
Sheila Ferrell
Delaware Division
John Bailey
James McNair
Bailey
Carl Goldstein
Goldstein
Two-car crash injures Phoenix man after stop-sign lapse
A 54 year old Phoenix man was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two car collision at Shea Boulevard and 68th Street. Jean Davis drove the other car with Karl Pullin as a passenger. Randall Krouth was cited for failure to obey a stop sign after a U turn from 68th onto Shea.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Shea Boulevard
68Th Street
Karl Pullin
Black Canyon
Jean M. Davis
18Th Ave
Davis
Shea
Randall W. Krouth
Columbus Ave
Krouth
Scottsdale kids issue MD fundraiser challenge
Amy Lipke of Scottsdale and friends issue a call to area children to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association by selling lemonade and cookies from noon to 4 PM today Sunday and Monday at the Scottsdale Villa Townehouses 81st Street and Indian School Road. She hopes other children will join in similar activities.
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Amy Lipke
Scottsdale
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Amy
Scottsdale Villa
81St Street
Indian School Road
Obituary for Roy F. Wise Scottsdale Pharmacist
Roy F. Wise, 68, a retired pharmacist and longtime Scottsdale resident since 1959, died Thursday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. He was born in Lima, Ohio, and worked at Mesa Southside Hospital and Maricopa County General Hospital. Survived by wife Vergil, son Roy T. of Scottsdale, and sister Irene Shupe of Columbus. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with visiting hours Monday. Interment follows at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Mesa Lutheran Hospital
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E. McKellips Rd
Lima
Ohio
Mesa Southside Hospital
Maricopa County General Hospital
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Fort
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Roy T
Irene Shupe
Columbus, Ohio
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Sinai Pact Hinges On U S Congressional Approval
A senior U S official said the Israel Egypt Sinai pact requires Congress to approve American technicians stationed in Sinai and reserves the right to withdraw personnel under conditions. Kissinger arrived in Alexandria for talks as Israel and Egypt prepare to initial and sign the accord after congressional review.
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Egypt
U.S
Sinai
Israel
Congress
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Mediterranean
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Sadat
Tahseen Bashir
Bashir
New York City Faces 3.3 Billion Deficit Threat
Gov. Carey and MAC officials scramble over the holiday weekend to avert a default as NYC reports a 3.3 billion deficit. IMF questions and payroll and short term debt due mid-September loom, with 46 000 potential job cuts as the city aims to balance within three years.
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New York
New York City
Hugh L. Carey
Municipal Assistance Corp
Carey
MAC
International Monteary Fund
Bernard Richland
Fed workers denounce Ford pay raise plan
Federal employee groups protest President Ford's recommendation to hold pay raises to 5 percent for 3.4 million workers claiming it singles them out in the inflation fight. Congress could raise the rate to 8.66 percent. otherwise the 5 percent increase would take effect Oct 1 for civil servants and military personnel. Ford cites unsettled economic conditions.
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Washington
Ford
Clyde M. Webber
American Federation of Government
House of Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Auditions for Indian program at Machan School
Casting for a one act theater piece Songs of Life Lives of Song based on American Indian legends and poetry. Phoenix Center for the Performing Arts presents the debut Sept 21 at the Heard Museum with later shows in Lake Havasu Yuma Tucson and Navajo Community College. Auditions run 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at Machan Community School.
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Phoenix Center For the Performing Arts
Heard Museum
Lake Havasu
Yuma
Tucson
Navajo Community College
Machan Community School
Virginia Ave
Arizona seeks open question on Vietnamese refugees access
Arizona lawmakers press for Attorney General Bruce Babbitt to clarify if Vietnamese refugees in the state qualify for local and state services and benefits. The inquiry targets refugee eligibility under existing programs and laws.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Donna Carlson
Mesa
Bruce Babbitt
Slaying leads sought in Flagstaff area
Coconino County Sheriff seeks information on the Aug. 18 killing of 20 year old Robert A. Baker, a service station attendant whose bullet scarred body was found near the U.S. 180 station area northeast of Flagstaff. Citizens are asked to come forward with any tips.
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Flagstaff
Coconino County
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Office
Robert A. Baker
U.S. 180
National U S Attorneys Conference invite to Ford and Levi
A federal official says President Ford and Attorney General Levi were invited to the National Conference of U S Attorneys in Tucson in November 1921, but the White House has not replied. An Tucson district desegregation suit attorney says the district may settle separately, a plan Zavala calls divide and conquer.
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Tucson
Ford
Edward Levi
U.S
White House
Michael Zavala
Zavala
William Brammer
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