Coast Guard to burn oil spill off Georges Bank
The U S Coast Guard plans a controlled burn of part of the 100 mile oil spill from the Argo Merchant off Nantucket to protect Georges Bank fishing grounds. Heavy No 6 oil is spreading northeastward with winds shifting to the northwest.
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U.S. Coast Guard
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Georges Bank
Argo Merchant
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Argo
Stelios Madias
Triship Corp
Athens
Greece
Madias
George Papadopoulos
Jury selection set in Don Bolles slaying case
Tucson judge rejects defense bid for more time and change of venue as jury selection begins for John Harvey Adamson, 33, charged with murder in the car bomb death of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. New evidence disclosure prompts talks on witness calls.
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E Superior Court
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Birdsall
John Harvey Adamson
Phoenix
Don Bolles
Arizona Republic
William H. Feldhacker
Gene Neil
Feldhacker
Niel
William J. Schaefer
Neil
Schaefer
Fukuda Named Japan Prime Minister After LDP Victory
Takeo Fukuda, 71, a conservative economic expert, was easily elected Japan prime minister by parliament after being named LDP president by acclamation. He succeeds Takeo Miki who resigned following the LDP's poor showing in December elections. Fukuda aims to quickly form a cabinet dominated by party elders and establishment figures.
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Tokyo
Takeo Fukuda
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan
Fukuda
Takeo Miki
Liberal-Democratic Party
LDP
Miki
Obituary: Ludwig A. Stohl 88 Sun Prairie leader and mayor
Ludwig A. Stohl 88 longtime Valley resident died in Sun Prairie Wisconsin. He founded a Wisconsin porcelain company and served as Sun Prairie mayor. Survived by children Rose Deakin Dorothy Corbin William S Alfred A Ludwig Jr nineteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Services and interment held in Wisconsin.
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Dorothy Corbin
William S
Alfred A
Ludwig Jr
Wisconsin
Edwin E Bradley funeral notice in Arizona
Edwin E Bradley 66 of 6829 E Osborn Rd died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born in Newport Kentucky he moved to the Valley from Ohio where he belonged to the Fraternal Order of Eagles He was a retired shoe salesman and an Elks Lodge member Survivors include his wife Rosalie daughter Joan Lampe four grandchildren and one great grandchild Mass at 7 pm Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Interment private arranged by Messinger Mortuary Family requests memorials to American Cancer Society
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Newport
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Elks Lodge No. 335
Phoenix
Rosalie
Joan Lampe
Tucson
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic
Second Street
Miller Road
Messinger Mortuary
American Cancer Society
SRP and Salt River Indians sign land settlement
The Salt River Indian Community and SRP formalized a settlement that may transfer about 1,000 acres of federal lands to the tribe. Tribal president Gerald Anton and SRP president Karb Abel signed the pact this week, ending the 1974 federal suit over canal and dam operations. The tribe will drop claims in exchange for land, easements, and a one-time payment based on appraised land value.
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SRP
Arizona Canal
Granite Reef
Anton
United States
Murder conspiracy charge dismissed in Scottsdale case
Justice of the Peace Nancy West dismissed a conspiracy to commit murder charge against Shirley Sullivan, 22, for lack of admissible evidence. Stephen Thibideau, 43, is charged with attempted murder and federal narcotics violations in the same case and is held on $100,000 bail. Sullivan was free on $22,000 bond after an arrest in December.
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Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Shirley Sullivan
Edgemont Ave
Sullivan
West
Bethlehem prepares for Christmas pilgrimage crowds
Thousands of Christian pilgrims flood Bethlehem as Israeli security tightens the Hilltop town for Christmas. A motorcade by Roman Catholic patriarch Msgr Beltritti begins a five mile Jerusalem to Bethlehem journey to the Church of the Nativity with midnight Mass to be broadcast on a large outdoor screen. Mayor Freij urges peace and human rights for Palestinians amid tensions.
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Elias Frelj
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Giacomo Guiseppe Beltritti
Jerusalem
Gebabe
Israe
St. Catherine's
Church of the Nativity
Beltritti
Manger Square
Freij
Jordan River
Arizona towns reaction to federal funds distribution
Phoenix officials denounce the denial of 13 million federal public works funds for Arizona while Tucson would gain 1.7 million amid unemployment concerns. Health authorities report eight Guillain Barré syndrome cases since Sept 1 with only four having swine flu vaccinations. immunization program halted nationwide after paralysis reports.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tucson
Suzanne Dandoy
Department of Health Services
Archibald Named Chief Aide for Rep Elect Rudd in Washington
U S Representative-elect Eldon Rudd appoints George Archibald as chief administrative assistant in his Washington office Archibald previously served as press aide to Rudd predecessor Rep John Conlan R Ariz
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Washington
U.S
Eldon Rudd
George Archibald
Archibald
Five Implicated in Navajo Fraud Case
WINDOW ROCK Raymond Tso the Navajo chief tribal prosecutor says five tribal employees are implicated in alleged fraud but have not been charged as they agreed to restitution. The total amount involved is about 1200 dollars.
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Window Rock
Raymond Tso
Tso
Florida man indicted in two Grand Canyon murders
A Florida man, 19 year old Terry Lee Farmer of Ocala, was indicted by the Coconino County grand jury on two counts of first degree murder in the September killings of hitchhikers Kathleen Herman, 19, of Erie Pennsylvania, and Tilfred Oso, 25, of Winslow near the Grand Canyon.
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Florida
Coconino County
Grand Jury
Grand Canyon
Terry Lee Farmer
Ocala
Fla
Kathleen Herman
Erie
Tilfred Oso
Winslow
NAU Student Dies After Apparent Dorm Window Fall
Flagstaff Community Hospital confirms Rollin R. Drysdale a 21 year old Northern Arizona University student from Yuma died of injuries from a December 16 fall from a fourth floor dormitory window. He did not regain consciousness before his death Wednesday.
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Flagstaff
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Northern Arizona University
Rollin R. Drysdale
Yuma
Franchise firm probed by FBI in Scottsdale
FBI probes a defunct sporting goods franchise and its ex manager Morrie Friedman for fraud. The firm Ray Scott's All American Sports Club Inc sold franchises in several states. Sturgis, president, says bankruptcy plans are in motion and Friedman diverted corporate funds. A Greensboro court earlier awarded John A Taylor 320 The Tone misrepresented franchise promises.
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Penned Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Morrie Friedman
Ray Scott
All American
Sports Club Inc
Friedman
Chicago
Robert
L. Sturgis
Sturgis
John A.taylor
Winston Salem
N.C
Taylor
Two youths held in break in at Chez Louis restaurant
Scottsdale police arrested two 18 year old males after a break in at Chez Louis in the Scottsdale Mall. John Gyurko and John Wilson are charged with burglary and await initial court appearance. A witness saw four youths carry a cash register from the restaurant. the suspects fled, later found on the roof and arrested. The raid involved entering through a roof hatch and disabling kitchen alarms.
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John David Gyurko
Turney Ave
John Dean Wilson
Cedar Apartments
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale
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