Arizona tax take to miss forecast by at least 25 million
State Revenue Director Richard Howland said the current fiscal year will fall at least 25 million short of summer projections due to a weak economy. He estimated sales tax revenue at 301 million versus an earlier 326 million forecast. Tolleson Mayor Albert Seledon and two others were arrested for selling 14 ounces of heroin in Park Central parking lot. Seledon, 30, Gomez, 34, and Torres, 29, are Phoenix residents.
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Richard Howland
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Tolleson
Albert Seledon
Park Central
Seledon
Gilbert ‘‘Shorty
Gomez
Rogelio Torres
Funeral held for Clarence E. Jones Racing Commission chief
Clarence E. Jones aged 67 died Wednesday. He served as chairman of the Arizona Racing Commission and was appointed in 1971 to complete the term of Commissioner Al March who resigned. Jones funeral services were held today in Yuma.
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Clarence E. Jones
Arizona Racing Commission
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al March
Fire evacuates Phoenix restaurant after kitchen blaze
About 100 people were evacuated from Smugglers Inn at Park Central Thursday evening as a kitchen fire broke out in hot grease. Fire officials said the blaze caused smoke throughout the dining area but caused no injuries and limited damage to the kitchen.
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Phoenix
Colson testifies on cover up amid Watergate trial
Former White House aide Charles Colson told jurors that in March 1973 Haldeman urged that Nixon not appear to be covering up the scandal. He read a memo recalling a March 23 1973 conversation and recalled urging Magruder to consider the Hunt and Liddy intelligence plan. Colson noted Nixon’s testimony is not essential and Nixon need not appear.
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W. Dean III
Bob
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
E. Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
Magruder
Public to hear Nixon tapes next year after verdict
UPI reports Judge Gesell ruled tapes used as evidence in the Watergate trial may be reproduced and broadcast. He said Nixon has no right to block access to these public documents released in full text, rejecting networks and press access claims.
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Nixon
Fair Administration of Justice
Vista motel restaurant bid call eyed for January in Vista renewal
City officials expect to issue a bid call in early January for a motel restaurant complex on a three acre parcel at McDowell Road and 77th Street in the Vista renewal area. Deputy City Manager David Harris outlined a January 6 start with bids due March 4 and an April 1 award, based on best design and fixed property price. The plan mirrors the Downtown Redevelopment Area process and aims to complete arrangements by July 1 with potential rebids or transfers if needed.
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McDowell Road
Harris
McDowell
Scottsdale man charged with assaulting airline stewardess
A 28 year old Scottsdale man was to be arraigned in federal court on an assault charge after he allegedly attacked American Airlines staff during a flight. Stephen Brinkerhoff was arrested after a complaint allege he entered the galley demanded liquor and shoved two stewardesses, with possible fines and prison time if convicted.
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U.S. District Court
Richard Gormley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stephen Barnard Brinkerhoff
68Th St
Brinkerhoff
American Airlines
Barbara Kay Scheiber
Obituary for Marion E Bozenos
Marion E. Bozenos 71 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services Monday at 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary with visitation Saturday and Sunday. Interment at St. Francis Cemetery. Born in Greece she moved to Arizona from Southampton, NY three years ago. Survivors include daughter Stella Garamone of Scottsdale, brother Arthur English of New York, sisters Taxia Dandrellis and Mary Demballis of New York, and three grandchildren.
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Indian School Rd
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Union safety teams begin inspections of coal mines
Union safety teams and government inspectors started mine inspections as 120000 bituminous miners were set to return to digging after a three year pact. The agreement with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association includes a 64 percent wage and benefit increase, easing a strike that cost the economy millions in losses. UMW President Arnold Miller faces hospital admission from exhaustion, while 6000 mine construction workers may strike due to separate bargaining.
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W.va
UPI
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
Washington Hospital
Sugar workers in Hawaii approve wage reopener settlement
The International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union reports Hawaii sugar field workers voted overwhelmingly to approve a wage reopener settlement. It provides a $33.50 weekly pay increase over 26 months and an immediate $1,000 bonus for about 8,500 workers, per the Dispatcher newspaper.
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UPI
Hawaii
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Dispatcher
Ford apologizes to Glendale High pupils on Phoenix visit
President Ford sent a letter of apology to Glendale High School students who hoped he would stop at the campus during a Phoenix trip. About 1,800 students lined Glendale Avenue as the motorcade passed. Ford said the schedule was too tight to stop but conveyed thanks for their turnout and gesture.
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UPI
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Glendale High School
Phoenix
Luke Air Force Base
Camelback Inn
Glendale Avenue
President Ford and Schmidt Forge Warm U S Germany Ties
In Washington Ford and West German Chancellor Schmidt end two days of talks with a warm personal rapport. They met with Henry Kissinger and Hans-Dietrich Genscher and welcomed Brent Scowcroft to the talks.
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UPI
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Oval Office
Henry A.kissinger
West Germany
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Brent Scowcroft
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John Foster Dulles
Conrad Adenauer
Dulles Adenauer
Babbitt to decide plea on teacher bargaining
Scottsdale faces a delay in obtaining an official attorney general opinion on including all teacher groups in contract talks. James Wellington says the transition to Bruce Babbitt as AG slows the process, with Strittmatter pressing to open negotiations to all teacher associations beyond the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers.
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James Wellington
Scottsdale School Board
Warner Lee
Lee
Phillip Strittmatter
Strittmatter
SFT
Jack Kearney
Scottsdale Board
Kearney
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