Guadalupe council swearing in blocked by restraining order
United Press International reports a Phoenix superior court will hear Friday if a temporary Guadalupe town council can be sworn in. A Tuesday night ceremony for seven members was halted after the Committee to Incorporate Guadalupe obtained a temporary restraining order claiming Jim Molina is not a property owner, with two other proposed members similarly challenged.
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Phoenix
Guadalupe
Jim Molina
Henry Haws
Tempe voters approve $6 million school bond issue
Voters approve a $6 million bond in Tempe to fund two new schools and additions at six existing campuses. Officials say the district tax rate remains 74 cents per $100 assessed valuation despite the bonding.
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Tempe
Pusher Suspects Arrested on Tucson Fugitive Warrants
Two Phoenix men, Duane Leon Magness 24 and Kevin Edward Williams 21, were arrested Tuesday on fugitive warrants from Tucson. Indicted last year, they face federal charges of unlawful heroin and cocaine importation, cocaine possession, and heroin possession with intent to distribute.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Duane Leon Magness
Kevin Edward Williams
Raymond Moley, Roosevelts New Deal architect, dies at 88
Raymond Moley, pivotal in forming FDRs brain trust and early New Deal policy, died Tuesday at St. Lukes Hospital in Phoenix at age 88. A Columbia professor, editor, and author, he advised Roosevelt during the 1932 campaign and later remained a trusted confidant despite policy disagreements.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Brain Trust
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Ohio
Columbia University
Today Magazine
Newsweek Magazine
Obituary for Dr. Carl Breitner Psychiatrist and Pioneering Researcher
Dr. Carl Breitner 73, internationally known psychiatrist died en route to John C. Lincoln Hospital. Visitation tonight, services at Hansen Mortuary in Phoenix Thursday at 10 a.m. Cremation to follow. Survivors include his wife Frances son John daughter Bina and a grandson. He contributed to Librium development and advanced mental illness diagnosis and treatment. He studied at the University of Vienna and held posts in New York Phoenix and Cave Creek. He was associated with Austrian psychiatrist Julius Wagner von Jauregg. He lived in Cave Creek 30 years and previously served at Phoenix Veterans Hospital and ASH.
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Hansen Mortuary
Seventh St
Phoenix
Breitner
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Cave Creek
Julius Wagner von Jauregg
University of Vienna
New York
Phoenix Veterans Hospital
Arizona State Hospital
Ash
Phoenix Memorial Hospital
Frances
John Breitner
Bina Breitner
Ford open to energy compromise with Democratic leaders
President Ford told 11 Southern senators at a White House breakfast he is willing to hammer out a compromise on energy policy once Democrats present their proposals. He emphasized conciliation over confrontation and aims to win broader congressional support for his energy and tax plan.
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Houston
Topeka
Kan
City council weighs 66th and Shea flood fix with Eminent Domain stakes
At 66th and Shea the council approves a plan for a 25 foot ditch but ties it to dedication of right of way by property owners. Only Markoff’s 6565 E Shea property faces condemnation though Meyer may dedicate later. Some members oppose using eminent domain while others urge action.
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Shea
Carl Markoff
Markoff
George Iannella
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K. H. Meyer
Richard Campana
Meyer
S. Meyer
Iannella
Herb Drinkwater
Paul Messinger
Messinger
Drinkwater
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Mother Nature
Heinz Hink
Third World calls for bigger share of global industry
Delegates from 104 developing nations at the UNIDO meeting in Algiers urged a radical overhaul of the world economy to lift their share of industrial output from seven to 25 percent by century's end. The plan seeks eight percent annual growth and will be unveiled at a March UNIDO session in Peru.
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UPI
U.N. Industrial Development Organization
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Peru
Casa Blanca Inn seeks revision for tennis and recreation complex
Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission will hear a use permit revision for Casa Blanca Inn and Guest Ranch. Proposal adds nine lit tennis courts, one practice court, three handball courts plus shuffleboard croquet and picnic areas. Hearings at 10 a.m. in Phoenix. Nearby residents previously opposed night lighting.
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Casa Blanca Inn
Maricopa County
Inn
Lucky 13 Education Center plans new summer camp in Guaymas
The Lucky 13 Education Center Inc parent education meeting convenes at 7 30 p m in Vista del Camino Recreation Center 7700 E Roosevelt. Dr John Hoppingarner will discuss establishing a new summer camp in Guaymas Mexico.
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Vista del Camino Recreation Center
EF. Roosevelt
John Hoppingarner
Guaymas
Mexico
Fitzgerald service for Rose Fitzgerald held Thursday
Rose Fitzgerald 81 died Tuesday at Doral Nursing Home. Services set for noon Thursday at Paradise Chapel 3934 E Indian School Rd. Burial in Beaumont California. She was born in Green Bay Wisconsin and came to Scottsdale in 1949. Survivors include sons Robert and Earl of Phoenix and William of South Bend Indiana and five grandchildren.
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Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Beaumont
Calif
Fitzgerald
E. Calle Redondo
Doral Nursing Home
Green Bay
Wisc
Scottsdale
Robert and
Earl of Phoenix
William of
South Bend, Ind
Burglars Hit Scottsdale Apartment Complex Staging Hefty Theft
Police traced a burglary at a 44 unit Scottsdale complex by Savittieri Brothers Development Co. totaling about 9430 in furniture appliances and fixtures from eight vacant apartments. Detectives reported no forced entry and a second loss at a private home where 2099 in personal items were stolen during a vacation.
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Scottsdale
Savittieri Brothers Development Co
N. Pima Road
Darwyn Linder
N. Sundown Drive
Sun-Telegram manager dies of heart attack in hotel
Jerry Wilson 48 national advertising manager of the San Bernardino Sun Telegram died at the Doubletree Inn. He apparently suffered a heart attack after 23 years with the paper. Survivors include his widow Lorna and two daughters Terri Bootello and Debra Wilson.
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Sun- Telegram
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