APS Sets April 16 as Final Gas Connection Cutoff
Arizona Public Service Co. moved to end new natural gas connections after April 15. The revision to the company moratorium follows a Federal Power Commission order clarifying supply priorities. APS officials say commitments for units to be built after April 15 cannot be met under the updated directive.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Federal Power Commission
Henry B. Sargent
APS Financial
Sargent
FPC
State Commission
Arizona
APS
Soviet naval moves near Angola raise U S concern
The Pentagon reports three small Soviet ships off Gabon en route toward Angola amid fears of increased Soviet activity in the Angolan conflict. Tass denies any warships near Angolan shores while CIA chief Colby says no Americans are fighting in Angola.
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United States
Africa
Angola
Pentagon
William Greener
Moscow
CIA
William E. Colby
Portugese
White House
Ron Neagen
U.S
South Africa
Nessen
Thi
Greener
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Unlicensed Paradise Valley security firm persists in town
Town Manager Oscar Butt confirmed Paradise Valley Investigation and Patrol Services Inc remains in operation inside Paradise Valley despite a October license denial. The firm challenges the town ordinance banning the name “Paradise Valley” in security business trade names and pledges to seek court relief after administrative remedies are exhausted.
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Paradise Valley
Oscar Butt
Butt
Paradise Valley Investigation and Patrol Services, Inc
Ron Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Obituary: Martha McKelvie Longtime Author and Governor’s Widow
Martha McKelvie widow of Sam McKelvie former Nebraska governor and Hollywood columnist died at her home 4841 N 72nd Way aged 89. She wrote about Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Sr Charlie Chaplin Tom Mix and others and began writing at 72. Funeral in Lincoln with Messinger Mortuary arranging.
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Martha Groves McKelvie
Nebraska
Sam McKelvie
Hollywood
Edith Kinney Nurse and WWII veteran dies in Phoenix area
Edith E Kinney 53 a nurse during World War II died at home 7430 E Chaparral Rd She was born in New York came to the Valley ten years ago from Colorado Springs Survivors include her husband William H and son William H II of Scottsdale plus three brothers and two sisters all out of state Services will be at 10 am Saturday Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd with burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens Friends may call Friday 6 to 8 pm at the mortuary
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Edith E. Kinney
E. Chaparral Rd
New York
Colorado Springs
Colo
William M. Blair Rites Held in Garden Chapel
Funeral services for William M. Blair 79 retired banker were conducted today at Gibbons Bunker Garden Chapel. Blair a Michigan native and WWI veteran died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital survived by son Robert daughter in law Shirley and grandchildren Mike Bill and Vicki Bartlett of Scottsdale.
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William M. Blair
Gibbons-Bunker Garden Chapel
Mr. Blair
E.garfield Sr
Michigan
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Masonic Lodge
Blair
Robert
Shirley
Mike
Bill
Vicki Bartlett
Scottsdale
Council hopeful backs bus funding in Scottsdale
Independent city council candidate Jean Black urged maintaining bus service funding and a careful transportation plan at a morning coffee event hosted by Sally Cina. She argued freeways are not the answer and noted Scottsdale homes for young adults are challenged by high costs and limited inexpensive land.
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Independent
Jean Black
Scottsdale
Black
Sally Cina
66Th Street
School district declines free Kiva building gift offer
The Kiva Elementary PTO offered to fund a 20 by 28 foot PE dressing room building by eighth grade Project Work Co, asking only 200 dollars for a lock and sprinkler work hours. District officials cite a 1968 opinion requiring voter approval for any gift that imposes obligations. A budget referendum could fund a district election costing around $4000.
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Kiva
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Yavapai County
Eric Jacobson
Alvin Larson
Jacobson
Albert Firestein
Firestein
Dave Young
Baggage theft suspect won’t be prosecuted
Hichard Moble a 41 year old Phoenix man accused of stealing UN football player Jon Kroneberger’s clothing and equipment bags from the Hilton Hotel will not face prosecution. A grand theft charge hearing was canceled as no formal complaint was filed because friends said he was intoxicated and believed the luggage belonged to someone he knew. Moblo was arrested December 21 after officers found the stolen luggage in his car near a phone booth. Kroneberger valued the luggage at $200.
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Hichard Moble
Phoenix
University of Nebraska
Hilton
Moblo
Scottsdale Justice Court
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Jon Kroneberger
Kroneberger
TV and appliances stolen from McClelland home
A 21 inch color television and other household property were taken from Samuel L. McClelland at 8701 E Valley View while he and his family were away over New Year’s. A front window screen appeared pried open though no pry marks were found.
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Samuel L. McClelland
Valley View
Police
Medicaid costs overestimated in Arizona politics
State Senate Leader Alfredo Gutierrez said Medicaid costs will be lower than expected with new figures showing state and county costs at 31.5 million and federal support of 35 million. Two Phoenix residents sue to overturn Mountain Bell tariff hike. Mary Jo Livix urges expanding adult education funding from 192 300 to 449 800 citing 1970 census findings of Arizona adults lacking a high school diploma.
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Phoenix
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
Arizona
Mary Jo Livix
House Appropriations Committee
Plane wreckage probes near Grants kill four
Federal investigators sift wreckage of a twin engine plane that crashed into an arroyo southeast of Grants New Mexico killing all four aboard. Among the dead are Navajo Tribal Councilman Fred Johnson Shiprock and Donald Noble Sr Steamboat both listed as victims alongside BIA official Clare Thompson Ft Defiance and pilot Jimmy Vaughn Window Rock.
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Grants
N.M
Fred Johnson
Shiprock
Donald Noble Sr
Steamboat
Ariz
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Clare Thompson
Ft. Definance
Jimmy Vaughn
Window Rock
Assessor Opens Scottsdale Satellite Office at Arts Center
The Maricopa County Assessor opened a satellite office at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts 7384 E 2nd St staffed by deputy assessors. It will provide property value information accept protests of valuation and widow and veteran exemption applications by personal visit only. Other offices have opened at the Auto License Office 51st Ave and Indian School Rd Phoenix Mesa Activity Center 155 N Center St and Sun City Auto License Office 12630 N 103rd Ave Suite A-5.
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Maricopa
N. Center St
Sun City
103Rd Ave
Carvalho clarifies towing firm connections in Scottsdale Tempe
Americo Carvalho Sr. and Americo Carvalho Jr. deny owning towing firms. The elder was not a towing operator but did run an auto storage yard for towing firms. The son states he runs an auto wrecking firm in Tempe while seeking Scottsdale City Council.
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Americo
Mac” Carvalho Sr
Scottsdale
Americo “Mac” Jr
Carvalho Jr
Carvalho
Tempe
Knife Wielding Robber Steals $7 From Woman
An 18 year old Scottsdale woman was robbed at knifepoint of $7 in the front seat of her car in the Los Arcos Mall parking lot. The suspect, described as 18 to 19, followed from inside the mall and fled on foot after forcing entry and threatening her life.
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Scottsdale
Los Arcos Mall
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