Newspapers sue over Tucson Plan monopoly for $12 million
The Tucson American Corp and American Printing Co filed a federal suit seeking $12 million in damages from the Tucson Daily Citizen and Arizona Daily Star. They allege monopoly under the Tucson Plan, with joint business ends but separate editorial sides. The complaint cites losses from antitrust actions and a court-ordered Star sale.
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Mohave School Fetes Team and PTA Events
Mohave area activities include a school banquet for the basketball team and parents in the cafetorium after a runner-up finish to Hopi School at Arcadia High. Scottsdale Mayor Bud Tims spoke at a Mohave PTA meeting urging city and state self governance and legislative advocacy.
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New York Soldier Sentenced for Slaying in Vietnam
A military court in LONG BINH VIETNAM sentenced Spec. 4 Richard Gearity, 20, of Patchogue New York to seven years in prison and a dishonorable discharge for the unpremeditated murder of a 14 year old Vietnamese boy and the wounding of another. The trial took 80 minutes and Gearity was convicted Wednesday of murder and assault with a deadly weapon.
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Supai area student essay winners announced
In Supai four grade levels win citizenship essays on What Old Glory Means to Me. Winners include Tami Boice Susan Bailey Barbara Doubek and Norma Davis with readings planned at the Founders Day Dinner at Coronado High School.
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Arizona faces last deadline to pay vehicle registration fees
Phoenix UPI reports only nine days remain to pay state motor vehicle registration fees without penalty. About half of Arizona's 1.2 million registered vehicles have not completed the renewal, leaving owners at risk of penalties.
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Saguaro High School Saber Cats Serve at Banquet
The Blue and Gold Banquet hosted by Mohave Cub Scout Pack 047 featured Saguaro High School Saber Cats as waitresses. Arrow of Light honors were awarded to Keith Reinke Michael Dyer Curtis Litin and Doug Porter with additional named honorees listed.
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Ricky Schmid
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Frank Roberge
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Danny Montgomery
T. J. Drake
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Chip York
Larry Jelsma
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Compton Couple Naturalized as U.S. Citizens in Phoenix
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Compton of 302 W Fifth St became United States citizens in a Phoenix ceremony. The Compons, both born in Great Britain, have resided in Scottsdale for 54 years. He works as a medical aide at St Luke's Hospital.
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Reporter Named County Information Officer in Maricopa
Clyde Murray, 41, a reporter for the Arizona Republic, was named Maricopa County information officer on Wednesday. He succeeds Richard Thomas, who resigned to join the staff of Senator Paul Fannin in Arizona.
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Odor Reduction Program Targets Maricopa County Feed Lots
Six feed lots and related firms in Maricopa County launched odor reduction efforts. Water Kleen president Col A A Frederickson said microbes in water alter manure and sewage to eliminate smells. Water Kleen and Farm Builder will treat waste at T C Cattle Co. and partner sites.
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