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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1977

Page

2

Arizona wages to be released for Casa Grande copper workers

Gov. Wesley Bolin said nearly 2 million in trade readjustment payments will reach about 1,500 Casa Grande area mine employees by late December. The State DES noted 6.5 million in federal payments will go to laid off copper workers once petitions are approved, likely Jan. 1. Spa World operators sued by U S Labor Dept over Fair Labor Standards Act violations.

Phoenix Wesley Bolin Casa Grande-area State Department of Economic Security Spa World Tucson U.S. Department of Labor William Groh

Motion Denied in 1975 Assault Case Against Oatman Miner

U S District Judge William Copple denied a new trial or judgment of acquittal for Charles Stoll 56 a miner from Oatman previously convicted in August 1975 of assaulting federal narcotics agents. He was fined 2000 and placed on three years probation.

Phoenix Oatman Charles Stoll U.S William Copple Stoll

Consumers to Get Rebates in Chip Price-Fixing Case

Refunds of about 15 dollars per household will reach roughly 316000 homes in Arizona California and Nevada within ninety days after a spring settlement in a potato chip price fixing case. Attorneys say the rebates are on the way to consumers in the three states.

Tucson Arizona California Nevada

State brochure highlights Arizona locations for film industry

Gov. Wesley Bolin announced a color brochure ready for distribution that showcases Arizona’s diverse scenic attractions to attract filmmakers. He emphasized the state offers more than cowboys and westerns, noting the brochure presents a wide range of locations for productions.

Phoenix Arizona Wesley Bolin

Public meeting schedule for Scottsdale Paradise Valley and district

A list of public meetings from Scottsdale city, Paradise Valley, and Scottsdale School District. Includes Salt River Project board in Tempe, Scottsdale City Council sessions, school board, zoning and adjustment hearings, development review board, and a capital improvements work session at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts and City Hall venues from December 5 to 10.

City of Scottsdale Paradise Valley Salt River Project Board of Directors Project Drive van Buren Washington Streets Tempe Pueblo 82Nd St Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission Lincoln Drive Paradise

Gideon, John R., 71, dies at home in Scottsdale

John R. Gideon, 71, of 5915 E Calle del Sud, died Friday at home. A Michigan native, he moved here two years ago and retired from a wholesale business. He was a life member of Elks Lodge 541 in St. Joseph, Michigan. Survivors: two sons Jack of Phoenix and James of Benton Harbor, Mich., daughter Anne C. Bevin of Scottsdale. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary. Services and interment in St. Joseph, Mich. Memorials to American Cancer Society.

John R. Gideon E. Calle del Sud Michigan Gideon The Elks Lodge St. Joseph Mich Jack Phoenix James Benton Harbor

Beach swap sparks snowy cross country trip

Tom Bruns and John Struck traded swim suits for ski gear on Milwaukee's North Point Beach as a first snow storm of the year turns the summer recreation site into a cross country skiing area. The storm dumped seven inches of snow on the city. AP photo.

Tom Bruns John Struck Milwaukee North Point Beach

State official put on leave in Arizona pool case

The State Motor Pool manager Ira McAlister is on administrative leave amid an investigation. State purchasing manager Adrian Morgan is demoted to senior buyer and plans to appeal. Hawkins says details will be released in two to three weeks.

Phoenix Ira McAlister Max Hawkins McAlister Hawkins Ray Hernandes Adrian Morgan State Personnel Board

CIA tightens rules on reporters as sources and spies

The CIA released new guidelines clarifying journalist relations, banning hiring of nonjournalist news staff as informants without management consent while allowing reporters to volunteer information. The move follows past disclosures of journalists working with the agency.

Washington CIA Spy Agency George Bush U.S The

Humphrey lauded by Carter at fundraiser in Washington

President Carter and a 2,500 strong audience saluted Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey at a four hour gala benefiting the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute. The event, hosted with Mondale, drew celebrities including Elizabeth Taylor and Lorne Greene as Humphrey spoke after chemotherapy.

Washington Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Carter Humphrey Walter F. Mondale U.S. Senate Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Political Affairs University of Minnesota Elizabeth Taylor Lorne Greene Richard M. Nixon

Arizona official denies curbing public information flow

Don Vance executive secretary of the Arizona Corporation Commission denies attempting to restrict information from the agency. He says a memo directing division heads to send material for press release to media relations was not to funnel all replies through one source.

Phoenix Arizona Corporation Commission Don Vance Commission Vance Tom Babcock

Hearing on Bell charges urged by policy chief

Phoenix AP The State Corporation Commission's chief hearing officer urged a hearing for Communication Consultants Inc accusing Mountain Bell of below cost business switchboards harming residents. Mountain Bell argues charges should have been raised before last year's rate approval. Bettwy cites restrictive interpretation of law and sets Jan 10 as a potential hearing date after exceptions.

Phoenix State Corporation Commission Communication Consultants Inc Mountain Bell CCI Commission Andy Bettwy Jr Bettwy

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