Realtors accuse state of confiscating funds in Arizona
The Arizona Association of Realtors claims the legislature unconstitutionally confiscated over 250000 in real estate funds. It says the funds should back land fraud fixes, faster licenses, more supervisors, and an extra attorney. The group represents 8700 members across 16 boards and urged lawmakers to appropriate the money for the Real Estate Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Association of Realtors Today
AAR
Association
Thomas N. Fannin
Don A. Yule
Tucson
Arizona House
Senate
William Penn
The
Nixon pardon inquiry halted by House panel
A House Judiciary subcommittee voted 4 to 3 to table a motion to interview Ford pardon counsel Philip Buden Haig and others about Nixon’s 1974 pardon. Rep Holtzman cited a Washington Post report alleging Haig pressed Ford to pardon. Ford testified he had not pursued a pardon after becoming president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
Philip W. Buden
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Rep. Holtzman
Washington Post
Post
Haig
House Subcommittee On Criminal Justice
Judiciary
Open dating laws observed in Phoenix markets survey
A Phoenix market survey shows new open dating rules followed for perishable and semi perishable foods as state officials explain color coded shelf life warnings. The Arizona Consumers Council lists suggested shelf lives from 15 days for dairy to 300 days for margarine with readers noting unreadable pull dates on many dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Richard Harris
State Weights and Measures
Supermaker
Harris
Arizona
Arizona Consumers Council
Currin Shields
Consumers Council
Dems to hear Kentucky Senator Ford at Arizona dinner
Kentucky Senator Wendell Ford will headline a Democratic fund raising dinner on February 28 at Mountain Shadows Resort. The event is hosted by the Arizona Democratic State Committee with proceeds supporting Phoenix state party headquarters. Subsequent speakers include Rep. Lindy Boggs and Senator Frank Church at Mountain Shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Ford
D-Ky
Mountain Shadows Resort
E. Lincoln Drive
Democratic State Committee of
Arizona
U.S
Lindy Boggs
D-La
Sen
Franch Church
D-Idaho
Mountain Shadows
Phoenix
Obituary of Joan M. Moerbe in Arizona
Joan Marie Moerbe aged 19 died Monday at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center Seattle after a two year leukemia battle. Born Joliet Illinois, she lived in Scottsdale 14 years, attended Coronado High School and studied religious art at Scottsdale Community College before illness ended her studies. Survived by parents C Robert and wife, twin sister Janet, brothers James Mark and Robert. Rosary Friday at Messinger Mortuary, Mass Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Marie Moerbe
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Seattle
Wash
Miss Moerbe
Joliet
Ill
Camelback Rd
Tonto
Coronado High School
Scottsdale Community College
C. Robert Thoren
Janet
Scottsdale
James
Mark Moerbe
Arkansas
Robert Moerbe
Illinois
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Rd
Davis Francis L. Davis 56 Founder of Contemporary Cards of Arizona
Francis L. Davis veteran, business head of Contemporary Cards of Arizona, died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He moved from Springfield Virginia 13 years ago and helped build a leading personalized greeting card firm in the Southwest. Survivors include wife Nadine son Jeffrey mother and two brothers. Services Friday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial there. Memorials to American Cancer Society suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Frank) L. Davis
Contemporary Cards of
Arizona
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Davis
E. Windsor Ave
The
Valley
Springfield
Southwest
Nadine
Jeffrey
Scottsdale
Ethel Davis
Burlington
N.C
Davis
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
American Cancer Society
Jury testimony taken in Nelson payoff probe
A federal grand jury in Tucson heard two-hour testimony from three former Nelson aides Assistant Attorney General Ronald Crisman Chief investigator Richard Wolf and Robert Blakey as part of a probe into alleged $80 000 in payoffs to State Appeals Judge Gary Nelson Blakey said little after the session while Nelson denies any wrongdoing and prosecutors pursue leads on payments from James Kraemer and an unidentified land developer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Gary Nelson
Ronald Crismon
Robert Blakey
Richard Wolf
Nelson
Phoenix
Brown University president notes shift from antiwar to consumer focus
Brown University president Dr. Donald Hornig says students moved from antiwar activism to consumer advocacy during his six year tenure. He cites budget cuts, a $900000 current deficit, and aims for a balanced 1977 78 budget. Hornig links draft end and recession to changing student attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
Donald Hornig
Ivy League University
Hornig
Brown
Paradise Valley Country Club
Grant sought to extend police liaison program in Arizona
Arizona city council moves to apply for a $47,968 LEAA grant to continue the community liaison program for 1976 77 with a $5 329 state match. The program deploys three civilian human services specialists to assist officers in crisis intervention and referrals. Two more LEAA grants fund a radio repeater and a new radio console, aiming to fix transmission problems and speed responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Kay Larsen
Larsen
Technical Products Engineering
Sun Valley
Calif
LEAR
Hughes Callahan Corp
Arizona Senate backs helmet repeal vote in motorcyclist rule
The Arizona Senate approved tentative repeal of the helmet requirement in a 16 to 10 vote after more than half an hour of debate. Sen. Bill McCune called the measure a matter of freedom of choice. The same report notes a separate House bill to let school districts seek voter approval to exceed budgets if enrollments were overestimated, advancing from the House Education Committee and awaiting two more committee clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Senate Today
Bill McCune
James Cooper
R-Mesa
House
Arizona Bill Expands Mandatory Sentences for Violent Crimes
A Phoenix bill would extend mandatory five year terms to first time robbers, rapists, and bombers. it also covers second offenses of armed robbery or assault with a gun or weapon and those who plant explosive devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona cities seek site for federal solar energy institute
Gov. Raul Castro says several Arizona communities must agree on a single site to attract a multi million dollar federal solar energy institute to the state. The move aims to position Arizona to host the installation and boost regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Federal
Solar Energy Institute
Raul Castro
Dispute Delays Statewide Grand Jury Funding
In Phoenix a stalemate between two committee chairmen keeps a statewide grand jury appropriation idle. Appropriations Chairman Tom Goodwin and Judiciary Chairman Peter Kay refuse to take the bill up first, despite persuasion from Speaker Stan Akers and Majority Leader Burton Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
House
Appropriations
Tom Goodwin
Tucson
Judiciary
Peter Kay
Stan Akers
Burton Barr
Pollster Louis Harris addresses Phoenix Executives Club
National pollster Louis Harris will discuss polls and interpretation at the Phoenix Executives Club event tonight. The talk, titled Polls and How to Interpret Them, starts at 7 pm at the Towne House in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Harris
Club Tonight
Phoenix Executives Club
Harris
Towne House
Phoenix
Legislator Declines Run Here in Scottsdale District
Rep. Sam McConnell of Williams declines to run in the Scottsdale area this fall. He plans a sixth House term in District 2 with new boundaries from a federal court order. He also won't seek the State Senate seat, while Tony Gabaldon runs for the U.S. House and Sam Steiger aims for the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McConnell
Williams
Scottsdale
McConnell
Tony Gabaldon
Flagstaff
Sam Steiger
Rariz
Steiger
Paul Fan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kentucky
Joan M. Moerbe
Francis L. Davis
Blakey
Asst
Kevin O’malley
Los Angeles
James Kraemer
Kraemer
WL Ma
MAIN
Congress
Providence
R.I
Earth
Associated Press
Arizona Grant
Castro
East Stetson Dr
George & Penny van Gaasbeek
Paradise Hardware
Sundown
Scottsdale, Az
Imonaghan
Monaghan
Medicare Information Center
Mesa-Tempe
W. Main ST
Mesa
Indian School
Miller
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!