Ethics code urged after Lockheed bribes disclosure
Disclosure of bribes paid by Lockheed Aircraft Corp to foreign officials sparks calls in Congress for an international business ethics code. Senate moves seek mandatory disclosures on gifts and commissions in weapons trade. Lockheed cites panel review and cites payments in Japan, the Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, Turkey, and Germany.
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Lockheed
Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Congress
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Senate
OECD
Organization For Economic Cooperation’ “and Development
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Los Angeles
A.C. Kotchian
Subcommittee
Yoshio Kodama
IRS Files Liens on Walker McCune Estate in Paradise Valley
IRS records show two tax liens totaling 337 981 dollars against the estate of late financier Walker McCune and his wife Carol for 1969 and 1970 personal income taxes. The liens, filed in Maricopa County, accompany ongoing legal battles over the McCune mansion at 6102 North 40th Street.
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Paradise Valley
Walker McCune
Carol
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
McCune
Maricopa County
Tom Freestone
N. 40Th St
Obituary for Anthony W. Thomas
Anthony W. Thomas 54 died Thursday in Phoenix Indian Medical Center. A Rosary will be held Sunday at Sunset Chapel in Phoenix with a Mass Monday at St Francis Church. He was born on the Salt River Indian Reservation and worked as a welder in Scottsdale. He served in the Navy during World War II and was a crop dusting pilot. Survivors include his children Marilyn Toney Pauline Grey Sharon Martin Lamar Gary Cecil Anthony III three brothers seven sisters and 23 grandchildren.
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Anthony W. Thomas
Sunset Chapel
Camelback Rd
Phoenix
Church of St. Francis
Agency Road
Here
Mr. Thomas
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
Salt River Indian Reservation
Cavalliere Blacksmith Shop
Scottsdale
Navy
Marilyn Toney
Pauline Grey
Sharon
Martin
Lamar
Gary
Cecil
Anthony III
Wong Moon Memorial Service Planned for Local Chef
Wong Moon a 62 year old chef at China Lil's restaurant will have services at 2 p m Monday at Messinger Mortuary and Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Moon died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital He lived at 21 E Madison Phoenix born in China and moved to Arizona six years ago from San Francisco
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Wong Moon
China Lil’s
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mr. Moon
E. Madison
Phoenix
China
Arizona
San Francisco
Blanche Wheale 81 Dies. Services Set in Phoenix
Blanche Marie Wheale 81 of 8732 E. Bortnie Rose Ave died Friday at Beverly Manor Nursing Home. Services are Sunday at 4 p.m. at Messinger Mor tuary and Chapel with visitation after 5 p.m. Interment in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. She moved from Ft. Lauderdale to Phoenix in 1970 and is survived by sons David C. and Howard D., brother John Leslie Smith, sister Mary Matthews, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Blanche Marie Wheale
E. Bortnie Rose Ave
Beverly Manor Nursing Home
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
New Castle
Wheale
David C
Miami
Howard D
Scottsdale
John Leslie Smith
Phoenix
Mary Matthews
Akron
Ohio
Dorothea Hunley services set for Tempe woman
Dorothea Elizabeth Hunley 63 of Tempe will have 2 p.m. Sunday services at Messinger Indian School Rd. Friends may visit 7 to 8 p.m. tonight and Sunday before the service. Interment is private. She was born in Vancouver and lived in Arizona five years after moving from Sacramento. She worked for the Department of Economic Security and earlier retired after 20 years with American Airlines. She was active in the Order of the Eastern Star, Red Cross, and Community Chest in Los Angeles. She is survived by a daughter, Marilyn Miller of Tempe, and seven grandchildren.
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Dorothea Elizabeth Hunley
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Hunley
E. Garfield St
Tempe
Vancouver
British Columbia
Arizona
Sacramento
Calif
American Airlines
Order of the Eastern Star
Los Angeles
Red Cross
Community Chest
City
Marilyn Miller
Edward L. Michael Jr. Rites Set At Green Acres Chapel
Edward L. Michael Jr. 51 died Thursday in Phoenix Veterans Hospital. A Marine Corps veteran of World War II he served as an attorney and earned a 1948 University of Denver degree and a 1951 Denver Law School degree. Services Monday at Green Acres Chapel. Survivors include sons Tim and Bruce and his father Edward L. Michael Sr.
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Edward L. Michael Jr
E. Fairmont
Green Acres Chapel
N. Hayden Rd
Michael
Marine Corps
Phoenix Veterans Hospital
University of Denver
University of Denver Law School
Tim and
Bruce
Edward L. Michael Sr
Auto emissions testing surges in February across two counties
Hamilton Test Systems reports a sharp February rise in vehicles due for emissions testing. In the first three days, 11 455 vehicles were processed across 12 stations, up from 5 710 in January. Maricopa County accounted for 7 830 and Pima County for 3 625.
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Hamilton Test Systems
Maricopa County
Pima County
Cave Creek teen charged with seven thefts and burglaries
A 16 year old from Cave Creek was arrested by sheriff detectives on four burglary counts and three grand theft auto counts. Police say he stole guns drugs jewelry and money from five homes, with value in excess of 3000 dollars. He was located during a traffic stop and held at the Maricopa County Juvenile Detention Center as court dates are set.
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Cave Creek
Paul Bonnell
Kahuna
Bob Barrett
Barrett
Bonnell
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Draft board closures hit Phoenix office amid funding cuts
State Director E. R. Jones says budgetary limits force the Selective Service System to close all local board offices including Maricopa County’s Room 202 Post Office Building Phoenix. The action ends 18 year old males’ draft registration requirements nationwide.
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Selective Service System
Phoenix
E. R. Jones
Arizona
Maricopa County
N. Central
Principal Wilson Earns Scottsdale Jaycees Man of the Year
David Wilson, principal of Cocopah Elementary, received the Scottsdale Jaycees Outstanding Young Man award at Lulu Belle's Restaurant. He also serves as vice chairman of the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission and previously won Outstanding Educator in 1974. Ronald Dean earned Outstanding Law Enforcement. Barbara Thalacker won Outstanding Educator.
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David Wilson
Cocopah
Scottsdale Jaycees
Wilson
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission
Jaycees
Ronald Dean
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Police Department
Barbara Thalacker
Chapparral High School
Man Held in Burglary Case in Phoenix
A 20 year old South Phoenix man Antonio Stuart was arrested on charges of attempted burglary of vehicles in the 3300 block of N 66th Street. Police say he was apprehended after a call of auto theft in progress and was found entering his own car on 66th Street.
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South Phoenix
N. 66Th Street
Antonio Stuart
S. 16Th Ave
Phoenix
Stuart
66Th Street
Scottsdale horse Twilez wins at All-Arabian Show
Twilez a seven year old gelding owned by Margaret and Martha Giammarinaro was the only Scottsdale owned horse to win a first prize at Paradise Park on Pima Road south of Shea Boulevard Twilez won the Half Arabian Trail Horse award open division The Giammarinaros also won Thursday in the Half Arabian Division Western pleasure riders The show continues through Sunday with more events at the Scottsdale venue.
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Twilez
Margaret
Martha Giammarinaro
Paradise Park
Pima Road
Shéa Boulevard
Western Pleasure Riders
Legislature OKs 22 Million Wage Boosts for State Workers
Arizona House and Senate Appropriations Committees in joint session approved salary increases totaling at least 22 million dollars for 28 000 state workers. They warned the 1976-77 budget could balance unbalance and a property tax rate hike might follow.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Warner Denies Final Decision on Senate Bid
Arizona state superintendent Carolyn Warner says she has not decided to seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. She notes that those who think she is already running “know something I don't know” about her plans, spoken Friday in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Carolyn Warner
U.S. Senate
Chinle
Arizona
Hadley Thomas
State Department of Education
Former probation officer convicted of stealing restitution cash
Gary Phillips, 35, a former Maricopa County Adult Probation officer, was convicted after a 10 minute jury deliberation of cashing a December 1974 restitution check for $312 given to him by a former probationer. The case stemmed from the restitution payment.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Gary Phillips
Superior Court
Phillips
No charges in extortion case tied to A J Bayless Markets
Maricopa County Attorney's office will not file charges now in an attempted 100000 extortion against A J Bayless Markets. Lt. Jack Bentley says police are reviewing new evidence suggesting several people may have been involved.
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Phoenix
A.J. Bayless Markets
Maricopa County
Jack Bentley
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