Warranty dispute over Toyota camshaft and repairs
Navajo School teacher Elise Marsh battles East and West Coast distributors and Scott Toyota over a lifetime camshaft warranty her 1969 Toyota Corona II supposedly carried. She has faced $850 in repairs and towing since June and plans to sue while authorities dispute the warranty's validity.
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Dennis'carroll Progress
Elise Marsh
New Jersey
Arizona
Marsh
Newburgh
N.Y
New York
Toyota
Scott Toyota
E. McDowell
Progress
Bruce Wallace
Judge refuses to block Amchitka nuclear test
A federal judge rejected a second bid to delay or cancel the Cannikin underground nuclear test planned for Amchitka Island in October. Judge George L. Hart Jr. ruled the plan complies with laws and treaties and warned that delaying the project could threaten liberty.
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Amchitka
Non-white envoys urged for Africa
Washington Senate debate centers on Africa policy as Sen. Birch Bayh calls for sending only non-white diplomats to South Africa to boost contacts with black populations. He plans a pre campaign Africa trip and has commissioned Ulric Haynes to lead a fact finding tour in sub-Sahara Africa.
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Washington
UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
United States
South Africa
Bayh
Africa
Ulrica Black Mana
sub-Sahara Africa
Haynes
America
Agnew Plans Iran Visit for 2,500th Anniversary
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will travel to Iran next October to represent the United States at ceremonies marking the 2,500th anniversary of the Persian Empire. The trip is part of President Nixon's diplomatic schedule as California reports from San Clemente.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Paradise Valley Burglary Sees $37000 Jewel Loss
Jewelry valued at 37000 was reported stolen from Nancy Hopkins’s Paradise Valley home at 6307 E Cactus Wren. Lt Richard Karr of the Paradise Valley marshal’s office said the loot was in two boxes in a bedroom and entry appeared unlocked with no forced signs after Mrs Hopkins found the door open on Wednesday. The German shepherd inside the house was later found outside.
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Paradise Valley
Richard Karr
Nancy Hopkins
E. Cactus Wren
Karr
Two Air Force Lieutenants Fined After Drowning Incident
Mesa report notes two Air Force lieutenants were fined 460 each for furnishing liquor to a minor following the drowning of two persons. The case was settled Monday under local enforcement actions related to the tragedy.
Wall Street Outlooks Spark Optimism For 1972 Profits
Standard & Poor's Outlook, the Dines Letter, Dean Witter & Co and Spear Market Letter all foresee higher profits in 1972 as economic programs take hold. Analysts caution that market gains may slow as adjustments occur, but broad public support suggests rising consumer and business confidence. President Nixon's proposals are seen as boosting profits in coming months.
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New York
UPI
Standard & Poor
Nixon
Center Aids Cleanup Drive by Youth Council Support
The Scottsdale Psychiatric Center joined a Payson Christopher Creek roadside cleanup sponsored by the Phoenix Mayor's Youth Advisory Council. About 200 Valley youths and 50 Payson residents participated with 20 local businesses contributing. Total funds collected were $333. Dr. Kent E. Durfee of Scottsdale served as event co chair.
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Scottsdale
Payson-Christopher Creek
Phoenix
Valley
Payson
Kent E. Durfee
Public Auction Sale of State School Lands in Maricopa County
Arizona State Land Department announces Public Auction No. 658 for 155.45 acres of school grant lands in Maricopa County near Phoenix. The sale occurs September 28 1977 at 10 30 A M at the State Office Building front entrance. Bids must meet or exceed appraised values with specific payment terms and mineral rights reserved. Andrew L Bettwy is State Land Commissioner.
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Arizona State Land Department
West Adams
Phoenix
Arizona
A.R.S
State of Arizona
Arizona State Office
Maricopa County
Towit
G&srb&m
Carefree Inn & Development Corp
State of
State Land
Andrew L. Bettwy
State Land Commissioner
Scottsdale Sealed Proposals Sought for Project Notes
City of Scottsdale invites sealed proposals at City Hall for the purchase of 1.91 million dollars in Project Notes Third Series 1971. Notes dated October 13, 1971 mature October 33, 1972, payable to bearer, with bidding ending September 14, 1971 at 1 PM local time.
Certificate of Incorporation of K Tech Inc as Amended
A Delaware corporation is formed with registered office at No 100 West Tenth Street Wilmington New Castle County and The Corporation Trust Company as agent. The charter authorizes designing developing manufacturing and marketing electronic components machinery tools and related devices and engaging in all lawful acts under Delaware General Corporation Law. The company may acquire hold license sell lease pledge invest in assets and securities and undertake activities to preserve protect and enhance value. It may issue bonds notes and other obligations secured by mortgage or pledge and buy or dispose of property as needed to carry out corporate purposes.
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OF K-Tech, Inc
K-Tech, Inc
State of
Delaware
West Tenth Street
Wilmington
County of New Castle
Corporation Trust Company
General Corporation Law of
United States
United States of America
J. Consond
F. J. Obara, Jr
J. L. Rivera
Board of Directors
Scottsdale Redevelopment Agency Seeks Note Purchases
The Redevelopment Agency of the City of Scottsdale invites proposals for purchase of notes bearing interest at fixed rates. Proposals must use an approved form from the Local Issuing Agency, with copies available at the indicated address. Details are in the August 31 1971 Daily Bond Buyer. City Manager Dale C. Carter announces publication.
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Daily Bond Buyer
Redevelopment Agency of
City of
Scottsdale
Dale CG
Carter City Manager
Delaware Incorporator Statement and Board Powers Version
The document outlines Delaware corporate powers for a corporation including authority under the General Corporation Law, authorized shares, perpetual existence, and board powers to enact bylaws, form committees, mortgage assets, reserve funds, and manage affairs. It notes incorporators and addresses and sets rules for director removal and corporate reorganizations while restricting certain actions by committees.
Obituaries Notice from Messinger Mortuary Services
Funeral notices list Mary Sue Ford, Dennis Basil Johnson, and Doreen L Willard with families and residences in Scottsdale Phoenix Tempe and Birmingham. Public visitation details and memorial contributions are noted along with service times and Greenwood Cemetery final arrangements.
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Ford
Mary Sue
Donald Dahl
Caroline
Rose
Wilma
Scottsdale
Lee Warns
Phoenix
Toledo
Ohio
Messinger Mortuary
Filing of Delaware corporation charter provisions and meetings
The text outlines procedures for creditors and stockholders meetings under Delaware law including compromise or reorganization, meeting summons, and court sanction. It mentions Delaware Court control, stockholder meetings within or outside Delaware, and reserve rights to amend charter with publication dates August 30 to September 6, 1971.
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Delaware
Board of Directors
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Wall Street Charter
Dines
Dean Witter & Co
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Cindy Leerssen
Coronado Ag
E. Indian School
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Florist
Posie Post
Dick Nix
Velda Rose
Wimmy
Payton
Mar
Motor Hotel
Main Mesa
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