Arizona President’s deadline on 35 bills roundup
UPI reports Phoenix officials: Dixon resigns as head of the Consumer Fraud Division after five years as assistant AG. Bruce Babbitt will take office and may remove Dixon. Also, Ford faces a midnight deadline to sign or veto 35 bills and weighs a tax cut amid a deepening recession.
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Obituary for Celia B Eisner in Scottsdale Arizona
Celia B Eisner 22 died at home in Scottsdale after moving from Riverdale Maryland ten years ago. She managed Eisner Arabian Horse Ranch, attended Saguaro High and ASU, and belonged to Har Zion Congregation, American Horse Show Association, and Arabian International Horse Show Association. Visitation 6 to 8 p.m. at Sinai Mortuary Phoenix. funeral 11 a.m. Monday at Sinai Mortuary. entombment Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include her mother Lillian Eisner. Contributions suggested to Barrows Neurological Institute.
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Sinai Mortuary
16Th St
Phoenix
Greenwood Memorial
Park
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Miss Eisner
N. Sundown Drive
Riverdale
Scottsdale
Eisner Arabian Horse Ranch
Saguaro High School
ASU
Har Zion Congregation of
American Horse Show Association
Arabian International Horse Show Association
Lillian Eisner
Barrows Neurological Institute
W. Thomas
Graveside rites set for Ida Freund in Paradise Memorial Gardens
Ida Freund 80 died Thursday in Golden Age Nursing Home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Paradise Memorial Gardens, 9300 E. Shea Blvd. Messinger Mortuary handles arrangements. Born in Germany, she moved to Arizona from New York eight years ago and was a hospital dietitian. Survived by son Dr. John E. Freund of Scottsdale, daughter Mrs. Reita Ewer of Lindfield, Mass., and four grandchildren.
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Ida Freund
Golden Age Nursing Home
Paradise Memorial Gardens
John E. Freund
Scottsdale
Reita Ewer
Lindfield, Mass
Inez Ingram Dies at 85 in Scottsdale Community
Inez Ingram, 85, of 8254 E Elm Drive, died Thursday in Maricopa County Hospital. Born in Kentucky, she moved to Scottsdale in 1968 from California. Survived by son Otto of Scottsdale, two grandchildren, four greats. Services 10 a.m. Monday Green Acres Mortuary, burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 7–9 tonight and 2–4 and 7–9 Sunday.
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E. Elm Drive
Maricopa County
Kentucky
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Five Hurt In Trio Of Scottsdale Road Collisions
Five people were injured in three separate crashes on Scottsdale Road Friday night near Camelback Shea and Fourth Street. Officers said Arthur Herrera 21 Ari zora was involved in the first collision and was held for a Nebraska probation- violation warrant. Additional injuries occurred to Beverly Keyes Denise Dana Robin Russell Marilyn Hall and others with two drivers treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Phoenix
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Tempe
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Mesa
Herrera
Lincoln
Neb
Shea Boulevard
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E. Gary Rd
Shea
Denise Dana
E. Vista
Scottsdale Memorial
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Robin Russell
Ft. McDowell
Marilyn Hall
Cypress
Gary Arland
Albuquerque
Fourth Street
David M. Fink
Hubbell
Arland
Charles E. Wait
Hinsdale
Lena to stay in Tucson join Pima County Board
State Senator Sam Lena of Tucson will not take his seat when the Legislature opens January 13. He plans to join the Pima County Board of Supervisors at a $14,000 salary after a family tragedy and needs to remain in Tucson. Possible Senate replacements include Tom Moore Carmen Cajero and Larry Bahill.
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Tucson
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Gloria
Pima
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Raul Castro
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Carmen Cajero
Larry Bahill
Bob Stump
Ed Sawyer
D-Safford
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stump
Transportation Committee
Sawyer
Indians hold on to site at Wisconsin monastery siege
Militant Menominee Warrior Society occupies a 64 room monastery in Gresham Wisconsin since New Year's morning. About 40 to 45 insurgents remain inside as Sheriff officers, Shawano County officials and 250 supporters monitor the tense stand off. Officials say no talks are scheduled and no plan to move in.
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Wis
UPI
Menominee Warrior Society
Shawano County
Earl Schmidt
Sheriff's Department
Keshena
Schmidt
San Francisco Woman Arrested for Prostitution Charge
A San Francisco woman Connie Sue Chestnut 20 was arrested and jailed on a prostitution charge after soliciting an undercover vice officer Friday night at the SunBurst Hotel 4925 N Scottsdale Rd. Police say two officers in the hotel lounge were approached and Chestnut allegedly solicited them.
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Connie Sue Chestnut
SunBurst Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
U S grants Soviet favorable trade status under new act
President Ford signs a broad trade bill extending most favored nation status to Communist nations including the Soviet Union. Congress may withdraw it in 18 months if emigration commitments are not met. Venezuela objects citing potential strain in oil ties. The act also creates a general system of preferences for developing nations and relief for U S industries.
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Brando gifts land to Indians with $318000 mortgage burden
Marlon Brando deeded a 4 acre Agoura property to the Survival of American Indians Association. Mortgage held by Brando family stands at $318000 with principal due in December 1975. County value $112000 but owner believes future worth could reach $500000.
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UPI
Agoura
Calif
Marlon Brando
Brando
Survival of American Indians Association
Lawrence Kartengainer
Dick Carlson
Kabc-Tv
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James
Janet
Carlson
Rancho Palos Verdes
Denver
el Segundo
Hamilton
Liberty Canyon
Anaheim
Muncelein
Hollywood
Canada protests U.S. Trading with the Enemy Act impact
Canada’s Industry Trade and Commerce Minister Alastair Gillespie condemned the U S law that bars trade with enemy nations, saying it interferes with Canadian business and Cuba sales. He cited Cole Canada, Litton Industries unit, blocked from selling 500000 dollars of office equipment to Cuba due to U S restrictions.
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UPI
Canada
U.S
Cuba
Industry Trade and Commerce
Alastair Gillespie
Cole Canada
Litton Industries Inc
California
Reno schools count missing students blamed on ski slopes
Reno Nevada officials estimate about 4 000 pupils are absent from 31 000 enrolled. About 8 percent of elementary and 18 percent of high school students did not return after Christmas, with Superintendent Marvin Picollo noting some are likely at ski slopes.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Reno
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