Mondale to Press Gas Settlement and Illegal Alien Reform in Mexico Talks
Vice President Mondale's Mexico visit next month is to address Pemex gas sales to U.S. firms stalled over a price gap and the influx of illegal Mexican aliens. He aims to secure Mexican backing for Carter's proposed amnesty and border policy measures while U.S. regulators weigh a $1.75 gas price ceiling amid Pemex’s halted pipeline work.
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Mexico City
Walter Mondale
Mexico
United States
White House
Mendale
Washington
Pemex
U.S
Jose Lopez Portillo
Texas
Carter
New York
Mondale
Lopez Portillo
Congress
State seeks crime funds in second LEAA request
State planners draft a second LEAA grant request for 3.6 million to combat crime in Arizona after the first was rejected for lacking programs on organized crime. The LEAA criticized sparse measures for organized crime and deficiencies in data on violent crime and drugs. The Feb 28 deadline for the revised request was set by Ernesto Munoz and the Justice Planning Agency.
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Tucson
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Arizona
SEAA
Ernesto G. Munoz
Justice Planning Agency
Fio
Munoz
Richards picked as Arizona’s Four Corners representative
Governor Wesley Bolin named J. Morris Richards the new Arizona representative on the Four Corners Regional Commission. Richards, a former state senator and Winslow publisher, will replace Carl Phalen on the commission and governor’s staff, effective January 15.
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Phoenix
J. Morris Richards
Arizona
Four Corners
Gar
Wesley Bolin
Richards
Winslow
Brigham Young University
Carl Phalen
Haison
Tucson Housing Market Forecast for 1978
Builders and finance officials say the Tucson house market will stay strong in 1978 after a 1977 surge. New homes may cost 6 to 10 percent more due to higher materials costs, and mortgage rates could rise from 8.75 to 9 percent.
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Tucson
Cagle appeals second-degree murder conviction in dismemberment slay
Fort Huachuca medical specialist Michael B. Cagle appeals his 18 month timeframe as the Arizona Court of Appeals in Tucson will review the second-degree murder verdict. He was convicted November 8 for the May 20 strangulation murder and dismemberment of his wife Jamie Lynn Cagle at their mobile home. The case details a brutal domestic homicide.
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Bisbee
Michael B. Cagle
Fort Huachuca
David Tiers
Cagle
Arizona Court of Appeals
Tucson
Superior Court
Jamie Lynn
Snow Bowl Opens as Storm Builds Snow Base
Arizona Snow Bowl opened today for downhill and cross country skiing as 18 inches at the summit and 15 inches at the lodge spurred fresh runs. Spokesman Leslie Perry said more snow is expected by Saturday and conditions were fair to good. Sunrise Ski Area reported six to eight inches of snow but did not open its runs.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Leslie Perry
Sunrise
McNary
Obituary: Mary C. Korte 82 Graveside Rites Held
Mary Catherine Korte 82 died in Scottsdale. Graveside rites were held at St. Francis Mausoleum Main Altar. She moved from Indiana to the Valley in 1939 and lived at 3339 N. Civic Center Plaza. Survivors include son Ray Jr. and daughter Mary Jane Tanner, a sister, 13 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Arrangements by Arcadia Funeral Home. Memorials to Mt. Claret Cursillo Center or Brophy College Preparatory School.
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St. Francis Mausoleum
Mary Catherine Korte
Scottsdale Christian Home
Indiana
Mary Jane Tanner
Phoenix
Arcadia Funeral Home
Mt. Claret Cursillo Center
N. S4th St
Brophy College Preparatory School
Central Ave
Woman Nearly Fooled By Bank Examiner Scam In Scottsdale
A 71 year old Scottsdale woman withdrew 6000 dollars after a caller posed as a bank examiner. Her husband questioned the caller and the money was re deposited with neighbor assistance. Police say the scheme was amateurish and possibly unrelated to another attempt on a second senior. They urged verification with banks before meeting anyone claiming bank authority.
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Arizona
Main Street
Brown Avenue
First National Bank of Arizona
82Nd Street
McDowell Road
K-Mart
First National Bank
Mary A Saller obituary notices in Phoenix area
Mary A. Saller 4 of 4210 N 42nd St died Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Native of Missouri she moved to the Valley 23 years ago. Survivors include two daughters Bernadine Markel and Dorothy Brady two sons Joseph F. and Fred J one brother and ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Rosary 8 p.m. today Paradise Chapel. Mass 9 a.m. Saturday St Theresa's Church. Interment St Francis Cemetery.
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Mary A. Saller
42Nd St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Missouri
Saller
Valley
Bernadine Markel
Phoenix
Dorothy Brady
California
Joseph F
Fred J
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Road
St. Theresa's Church
E. Thomas Road
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Mass Held for Ernestine E Tholomie 91 in Scottsdale
Funeral services were held today at St Daniel's Catholic Church for Ernestine E Tholomie 91 who died Thursday in Scottsdale Christian Nursing Home. Born in France she moved to the Valley 15 years ago from New Mexico and lived at 8102 E Monte Vista Dr. Survived by daughter Leone Smith Scottsdale one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Interment at St Francis Cemetery 5005 E handled by Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden.
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Ernestine E. Tholomie
Scottsdale Christian’ Nursing Home
France
Tholomie
Valley
New Mexico
Monte Vista Drive
Leone Smith
Scottsdale
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Road
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Scottsdale Denture Clinic
4Th St
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E. McDowell Rd
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