Rumsfeld vows crackdown on military improprieties
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld pledged a personal hand in halting improper conduct by military and civilian officials during a news conference. He cited hearings on officers and Pentagon staff visiting contract tied hunting lodges and warned of stronger action against those seeking entertainment from defense contractors.
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Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Pentagon
Defense
Candidates stress city business ties and housing costs
Scottsdale forum highlights disputes over regulation and cooperation between City Hall and developers. Candidates push for affordable housing, re evaluating programs, and cost cuts while noting downtown revitalization and future projects like the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Carl Wulfert
Scottsdale
Wulfert
Richard V. Campana
Jeff Schubert
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Schubert
Americo “Mac” Carvalho Jr
Grace R. Smith obituary graveside rites set in Phoenix
Grace R. Smith 74 died Wednesday at her Phoenix home after living in the area since 1936. Graveside services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. in Glendale Resthaven Park. Visitation after 4 p.m. today at Sunset Chapel. She is survived by stepson Eugene Smith and seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren. She was a member of Central United Methodist Church Camelback Women's Club and Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs.
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Grace R. Smith
Glendale
Resthaven Park
Northern St
Phoenix
Sunset Chapel
Camelback Rd
47Th St
Central United Methodist Church
The
Camelback Women’s Club
Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs
Eugene Smith
John P. Green Rosary and Funeral Details
John P. Green 72 died Wednesday at Highland Manor Nursing Home. Rosary is 7:30 p.m. today at Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home in Phoenix. Mass is 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier Church with interment at St. Francis Cemetery. Survivors include wife Jennie, sons Ronald Phoenix Patrick Panama City Fla and Dr W M Michael Green Oxnard Calif, sister out of state and six grandchildren. He owned Johnny Green Battery Shop for 17 years and lived in Phoenix 49 years, formerly from Scranton Iowa. He worked 19 years at Paul Bennet's Garage.
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John P. Green
Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home
Second Ave
St. Francis Xavier Church
N. Central
Phoenix
St. Francis
E. Oak St
Green
Johnny Green Battery Shop
Highland Manor
Scranton
Iowa
Valley
E. McDowell Rd
Paul Bennet
Jennie Sons
Ronald
Patrick
Panama City
Fla
W. M. Michael Green
Oxnard
Calif
Obituary for Donn E. Blackmore, Arizona statistician
Donn Eugene Blackmore, 59, retired statistician for the Arizona Employment Security Commission since 1964, died Thursday in Doctors Hospital. Rosary and church services at St. Theresa in Phoenix followed by visitation at Arcadia Funeral Home. Born in Barberton Ohio, he moved to the Valley in 1953 and served in World War II. survived by his wife Mary and eight children across several states.
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Donn Eugene Blackmore
Arizona Employment Security Commission
Doctors Hospital
Knights of Columbus
the Valley
E. Turney
Kent State University
Blackmore
Scottsdale Council
Mary
Lynne Murphy
Phoenix
Donn Jr
Texas
John D
Scottsdale
Stanley P
Modesto
Calif
Thomas R
Dominic P
Gladys Barr
Winter Haven
Fla
Rosary and funeral set for Stanley J. Dzialo
Stanley J. Dzialo 87 dies at St. Josephs Hospital. Visitation 2 p.m. today at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E. Indian School Rd. Mass 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Theresa's Catholic Church 5045 E. Thomas Rd. Entombment St. Francis Cemetery 5005 E. Oak St. Survivors include wife Anna, children Helen Hintze Dorothy Cappellini Joseph Stanley, 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was a retired Pilsner Brewing Co. brown aster and member of Leisure Hours Club and St. Theresa Church.
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Stanley Joseph Dzialo
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School Rd
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
E. Thomas Rd
St. Francis
E. Oak St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Church of St. Theresa
Dzialo
N. 43Rd Street
Anna
Helen Hintze
Phoenix
Dorothy Cappellini
Wilkes Barre
Jospeh
Redlands
Calif
Stanley
Scottsdale horses win four prizes at All Arabian Show
Three Scottsdale horses win first place awards on day one of the 21st All Arabian Horse Show at Paradise Park on Pima Road. Poly Royal owned by Tom Chauncey shares a Purebred Division Western pleasure amateur win with another rider. Gwalmaree owned by Margaret Gianninaro wins Half-Arabian Western pleasure for riders under 17. Pierre owned by Kim Nelson earns two firsts in Half-Arabian geldings born in 1972 or earlier and in champion gelding and reserve.
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Scottsdale
Campana credits council for Indian Bend Wash greenbelt
Council member Richard V. Campana says the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt is now a reality after four years of work. He notes the U S Army Corps of Engineers will spend about $14 million, marking its first recreational project funding. Campana seeks reelection and cites federal cooperation as key.
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Jenkins
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Wash
Richard V. Campana
Campana
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Showdown over Arizona auto emissions law faces floor vote
Arizona House leaders signal a heated fight over repealing the auto emissions control act after Rep. Art Hamilton challenged Republican leaders to permit a floor vote. An F-104 Starfighter from Luke Air Force Base crashed at the Gila Bend Range with two crew ejecting. conditions unknown. January economy shows improvement per a Purchasing Management Association survey. prices rose sharply. Joint Appropriations panels in Phoenix consider pay boosts for about 28,000 state employees with an 8 percent hike July 1 and 4 percent January 1.
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Phoenix
House
Art Hamilton
Dphoenix
Sentinel
Luke Airforce Base
Gila Bend
Here
Tempe
Harold Fearon
Arizona State University
Purchasing Management Association
Senate
Appropriations
Arizona Public Employes Association
Emissions plan in works
State health officials pursue a new plan to block an EPA proposal on copper smelter air limits. Arizona must submit by February 17 or the federal agency will prepare a pollution cap for smelters.
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Tucson
Arizona
Environmental Protection Agency
House panel lacks clear agency need picture says chairman
Rep. Tom Goodwin of Tucson says the Appropriations Committee is not receiving an accurate view of state agency needs for the next fiscal year. He blames an arbitrary ceiling set Sept. 1 by Gov. Raul Castro’s budget office for 11 major agencies.
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Phoenix
House Appropriations Committee
Tom Goodwin
Tucson
Raul Castro
Mountain fall victim remains hospitalized after 100 foot plunge
Russell Mulholland 18 of Scottsdale survived a 100 foot fall down Camelback Mountain in Echo Canyon Park. He remained in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with concussion and cuts. Companions Williams Church Peterson notified rescuers as climbers aided helicopter evacuation.
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Russell Mulholland
Scottsdale
Camelback Mountain
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mulholland
E. Highland Ave
Echo Canyon Park
Jon Williams
Chris Church
Matt Peterson
Department of Public Safety
Phoenix Fire Department
Mountain Rescue Club
Muholland
Extortion Plot Ends in Police Killing in Arizona
In Cashion on a residential street a man identified as Henry Hernandez was arrested after an extortion attempt against A. J. Bayless Markets led to a fatal shooting when John W. Hayes tried to run down a detective. Authorities described a taped threat of chemicals on produce.
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Phoenix
A.J. Bayless
Cashion
John W. Hayes
Goodyear
Henry Hernandez
Roger Hages
Arizona
Bayless
Robert Nixon
Hagel
Hernandez
Donovan Stovall
Abolish Thrift Firms Urged By Arizona Leader
Attorney General Bruce Babbitt told a Phoenix House subcommittee the thrift firms are not federally insured and will be superfluous with more bank and savings and loan competition. He supported sweeping state reforms after Lincoln and U S Thrift failures, noting about 20 000 investors held nearly 50 million in certificates.
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Phoenix
House
Bruce Babbitt
Lincoln
U.S. Thrift’ Associations
Tucson
Receiver gains stock voting power for Lincoln Thrift
A federal judge grants Lincoln Thrift Association and U.S. Thrift Association receiver Continental Service Corp. authority to vote stock in three Hawaiian firms and affiliates. The petition notes more than 2 million dollars invested via stock purchases by Lincoln and U.S. Thrift.
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Lincoln
Phoenix
Lincoln Thrift Association
U.S. Thrift Association
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Continental Service Corp
Colorado
Industrial Banks
Adams County
Cherry Creek Industrial Bank
U.S
Depositors Group to Meet Sunday at Encanto Park
The Scottsdale Branch of the Lincoln Thrift Depositors Protective Group will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Encanto Park band shell to discuss representation. Members are asked to bring their own chairs.
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Scottsdale
Lincoln Thrift Depositors Protective Group
Encanto Park
Scottsdale staffer named to post in Buena Park California
Thomas R. Hardy 28 administrative assistant in Scottsdale named assistant city manager of Buena Park California. He will leave Scottsdale March 5 after three years with the city. Hardy earned a BA and an MPA from Brigham Young University. He previously worked in Tallahassee and Utah and will join Buena Park with duties in public works and community development.
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Thomas R. Hardy
Scottsdale
Buena Park
Calif
Hardy
Tallahassee
Fla
State
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Siemens Corporation Components Group
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Independent City Council
Jean Black
Donn E. Blackmore
Stanley J. Dzialo
Associated Press
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Scottsdale City
Council Comm
Babbitt
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Thomas Trimble
California City
Franklin D. Aleshire
Marc Stragier
Timothy Jay
Gale Aca
Taree
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