Colby says U S role in Angola is not like Vietnam
CIA Director William Colby insists the United States conducts a modest, noncombat role in Angola, arguing no Americans fight there and denying a Vietnam parallel. He questions reports of a $50 million aid flow via Zaire and warns of Soviet and Cuban backing shaping the conflict.
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Washington
CIA
William E. Colby
United States
Angola
U.S
Vietnam
Colby
House Intelligence Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Zaire
Soviet Union
State Department
New York Times
Washington Post
Mountain Bell hike leads list of Arizona rate increases
The State Corporation Commission approved higher rates for Mountain Bell to raise residential connection charges and allow a general rate increase later. It also okayed increases for Arizona Water Co. Black Mountain Gas Cave Creek Mayer Humboldt Water Co. United Parcel Service and Arizona Tank Lines and approved wholesale gas price pass throughs by Arizona Public Service Co. to lower bills next month.
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Phoenix
Mountain Bell
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Water Co
Black Mountain Gas Co
Cave Creek
Mayer-Humboldt Water Co
United Parcel Service
Arizona Tank Lines
Arizona Public Service Co
Commission
Rock blast damages awarded to Scottsdale man
An 83 year old Scottsdale resident, Charles Shuler Jr., received 165000 in damages after a 12 pound rock from a September 1973 construction blast hit his Pinetop Lakes summer home yard. The jury ruled against Mercury Constructors Inc and Pinetop Lakes Inc but Judge Warren McCarthy ordered full payment of damages.
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Scottsdale
Charles Shuler, Jr
Mercury Constructors, Inc
Pinetop Lakes, Inc
Warren McCarthy
Shuler
Pinetop
Mary OConnor obituary recalls Army Nurse Corps veteran
Mary Margaret O Connor 52 a former president of the Florence Crittenton Home and World War II era Army Nurse Corps first lieutenant died Thursday in Paradise Valley. Funeral arrangements were private with a church service at St Thomas Arcadia. Survivors include her husband James H two children a sister and a brother.
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Mary Margaret O'Connor
Florence Crittenton Home
Army Nurse Corps
Paradise Valley
Church of St. Thomas
24Th Street
Campbell
Arcadia Funeral Home
Guy O Vough services for longtime Phoenix accountant
Guy O Vough 73 a retired accountant who died Thursday in Phoenix will have a 1 p.m. service at Paradise Chapel 3934 E Indian School Rd. He came to Phoenix in 1954 from Ohio and is survived by his wife Rita two children Merida Phillips and Lee two brothers and a sister.
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Guy O. Vough
Phoenix
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Mr. Vough
Devonshire Drive
Ohio
Rita
Merida Phillips
Lee
Parada del Sol Rodeo names 1976 chief Bob Bradley
Bob Bradley was named chairman of the 1976 Parada del Sol Rodeo, a four day event in Scottsdale. He is a Mountain Bell service consultant and veteran Jaycee, former Maverick Boss and former Western Weeks chair. Rodeo runs January 29 to February 1 with daily activities starting at 2 p.m.
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Bob Bradley
Scottsdale Jaycees
Bradley
Mountain Bell
Arizona
Chicago Jaycees
Western Weeks
Parada
Babbitt Criticizes State Regulatory Agencies In Arizona Speech
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt told a National Consumers Conference in Tucson that state regulators are captive to the industries they oversee. He cited the State Insurance Commission as an example of price fixing and said scandals undermine public confidence in regulators. He urged reform of agencies and antitrust laws and criticized federal regulators for trampling states rights.
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Tucson
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Consumers Conference
State Insurance Commission
Insurance Department
Babbitt
Mutual Benefit Society
Reluctant host attracts critters in Scottsdale vicinity
Ed Herriman of 8714 E. Mariposa Drive, Scottsdale, is noted for attracting animals. Eight years ago a two foot alligator swam in his backyard pool after a traveling neighbor’s son sent it home. Last night a tame raccoon entered his home through a doggy door and reappeared later in a neighbor’s house before being returned to its owner.
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Scottsdale
Ed Herriman
E. Mariposa
Herriman
Money problems drive migration to Sun Belt states
Migration experts cite economic pull factors as thousands move to the South and West. Census data show the Sun Belt leading U.S. growth from 1970 to mid 1975, with Arizona and Florida fastest. Retirement, climate, lower costs, and energy boom areas also attract relocations.
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Washington
Sun Belt
U.S
Census Bureau
Arizona
Florida
West
South
Northeast
North Central States
Colorado
Peter Morrison
Rand Corp
Los Angeles
Morrison
Rocky Mountains
State Insurance Director orders Omaha National Life to limit filings
Phoenix. Millard Humphrey, state insurance director, orders Omaha National Life to clear most transactions with his department amid solvency concerns. Half owner Robert Fendler also chairs Lincoln Thrift Association and faces a SEC fraud suit that placed the thrift and subsidiaries into receivership on December 2. Phoenix. Governor Raul Castro orders a review of 17 fee supported regulatory boards and considers relocating most boards to capitol area offices by February 15.
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Phoenix
Omaha National Life Insurance Co
Millard Humphrey
Phoenix Credit Life Insurance Firm
Robert Fendler
Lincoln Thrift Association
Fendler
Securities and Exchange Commission
Thrift Company
Raul Castro
Capitol Area
Castro
Fair officials accused in forgery case
Maricopa County Attorney's office memorandum accuses two former State Fair officials of forging documents to open bank accounts for fake corporations to siphon funds from the Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
State Fair
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Pollution gauge challenged at Inspiration Con smelter
Douglas Middleton, general manager, alleged an unattended air monitor dictated sulfur dioxide limits for Inspiration Con's Miami smelter. He said readings suggested EPA would require over 98 percent emission cuts and pressed EPA hearing officers for action.
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Miami
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Douglas Middleton
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Middleton
Jewelry theft at eastside home yields $1450 loss
Police report a silver and turquoise squash blossom necklace valued at 1450 dollars and a diamond studded watch stolen from Lou Verna Bicking's home at 8547 E Virginia Ave. Entry appeared to be gained by prying open a dining room window and pushing in the screen. Interior drawers and cabinets were rummaged through.
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Lou Verna Bicking
Virginia Ave
Refresher course for nurses at Scottsdale Community College
A refresher course for registered nurses not currently in practice begins January 12 at Scottsdale Community College. The eight week program meets Monday through Thursday with classroom and clinical instruction reviewing nursing care principles, current medications, and an overview of community health services. Registration opens at 10 am in the Community Service office in the library.
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Scottsdale Community College
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Michael Guglielmino
James Jr
Associated Press
John Micuda
State Veterinary Medical Examiners Board
Micuda
Fair
Culliver's Travel Line
PON People
N. Brown Ave
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W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation Carrier and Motor Route
Holiday Inn
Cactus Room
N. Scottsdale Road
Ladies & Mens
Patek Philippe
L. Larson Jewelers
Main Street
American Gem Society
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