Byrd enters race as dark horse in 1976 presidential bid
Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia, a top Senate figure and whip, announced a 1976 Democratic presidential bid in the West Virginia primary on May 11. He framed himself as a potential dark horse who could win if the convention deadlocks, and said he may still enter other primaries.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate
Byrd
West Viginia
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Massachusetts
Mathias
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Florida
Howard H. Callaway
Edward M. Kennedy
Paradise Valley Cop Seeks Glendale Council Seat
Glendale police officer Richard Zell filed nominating petitions for a Glendale city council seat. Paradise Valley amended town ordinance to allow him to run while his law enforcement role remains, citing cooperation between local officials. Zell stresses crime fight, city responsiveness, and service beyond nine to five hours.
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Zell
Glendale
Richard Zell
Paradise Valley
City Okays Flood Work and Land Lease Plan
Scottsdale council approves more than 900 000 in flood control projects including a Thomas Road bridge contract and an Oak Street storm drain. It calls for leasing 26 acres west of Hayden Road for wash inlet work while rejecting two reservoir repair bids. A separate case reports a 41 year old man killed by a gunshot in his home after police removed firearms.
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Council
Indian Bend Wash
Tanner Brothers Contracting Co
Thomas Road
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Concrete Ditch Lining Inc
Oak Street
70Th Street
Eldorado Park
Indian Bend
Hayden Road
Arizona Canal
Hudson Dairy
Wash
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Phoenix
Vista del Camino Park
McDowell Road
Roosevelt Street
State Liquor Board
Ronald J. Lancette
la Versailles
Scottsdale Towers
Obituary of Ernest C Gooch Retired Merchant
Ernest C Gooch 88 of Scottsdale died Wednesday at Medicenter after living in the Valley two years from Estes Park Colorado Born in Pratt Kansas he graduated Colorado State College and was an honorary Estes Park Rotary member and former Estes Park Chamber of Commerce president He is survived by wife Edna R of Scottsdale son in law daughter and six grandchildren Private services arranged by Messinger Mortuary Donations may go to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Family Practice Center
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Ernest GC. Gooch
E. Thomas Rd
Medicenter
Pratt
Kans
Mr. Gooch
Estes Park
Colo
Colorado State College
Messinger
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Services Planned for Carol Lee Helm at Messinger Chapel
Carol Lee Helm 59 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services are 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E. Indian School Rd. Friends may call 5 to 9 p.m. today. Survivors include husband Lee of Scottsdale daughters Mrs. Michael Slattery Phoenix and Mrs. Peter Rolla Colorado Springs brothers Neal and Glen Cramer out of state and four grandchildren. The family asks donations to charity of donor's choice.
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Carol Lee Helm
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Lee
Scottsdale
Michael Slattery
Phoenix
Peter Rolla
Colorado Springs
Colo
Neal
Glen Cramer
Clyde to Lead New York Workshop at National Conference
The Scottsdale Community Leadership for Youth Development presents a workshop at the National Drug Abuse Conference in New York City in March. Director Jim Fausel will join at least two CLYDE members as the group discusses youth drug and alcohol problems and city council issues. The conference draws about 5000 participants nationally. CLYDE has circulated a petition for street lights around Vista del Camino center, gathering over 200 signatures.
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Scottsdale
CLYDE
New York City
Vista del Camino
Jim Fausel
Fausel
Thieves steal 1369 in items from Bottle Tree Kitchen
Police say thieves broke into the Bottle Tree Restaurant kitchen at the Doubletree Inn 4710 N Scottsdale Rd early Thursday morning and fled with 1369 worth of gear including a 676 adding machine 325 in toasters 130 blender 200 coffee maker and miscellaneous coins.
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Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Arizona Unemployment Fund Faces Bankruptcy Threat
Phoenix The state unemployment insurance fund is near bankruptcy due to employer delinquencies and low tax rates. Charles Vance, head of the contribution section, says employer delinquencies have nearly tripled over the past three years.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Charles Vance
Arizona
Arizona Attorney General Faces Suit and Harassment Case
Attorney General Bruce Babbitt is sued in federal court in San Francisco over alleged misuse of federal funds described as an occupational hazard and harassment case. The plaintiff also represents Robert Fendler, tied to investigations of Lincoln and U.S. Thrift Associations by Babbitt.
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Phoenix
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
U.S. District Court
San Francisco
Robert Fendler
Lincoln
U.S
Kaibab Industries Posts 1.3 Million Loss For Year
Kaibab Industries says it will report a 1.3 million dollar loss for the year ended Sept 27 1975. Loss per share stands at 8 cents versus 60 cents earnings per share a year ago in a prepared release.
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Phoenix
Kaibab Industries
Judge Allows Defense to Review State Files in Arizona State Fair Case
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Edwin Thurston granted defense attorneys access to state files in the corruption case involving four men tied to the Arizona State Fair. Attorneys for former fair director James Jones argued the review could yield information to clear their client.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Edwin Thurston
Fair
James Jones
Border Patrol in Yuma Arrests Near Three Thousand in December
A.A. Hysette reports December Border Patrol activity in Yuma topped 3,000 detainees including 11 U S citizens and 2,804 portable Mexican aliens. The group included 2,197 adult males from interior Mexico. Five narcotics smuggling suspects were arrested and 1,279 pounds of marijuana plus two vehicles were seized.
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Yuma
Border Patrol
A.A. Hysette
U.S
United States
India
Mexico
Drug theft suspect faces new charge
Steven Scott Lane, a 23 year old Scottsdale man, is to face an additional charge as police file a new count after his arrest for allegedly trying to break into Thunderbird Pharmacy. He already faces two counts of first degree burglary from a string of Scottsdale break ins last month. His alleged thefts include drugs nearing six hundred dollars in value and syringes from Los Arcos Medical Center Revco Drugs and Adobe Pharmacy. He reportedly cited a decade of drug addiction and lack of treatment. Las week a Family drug treatment program was considered but he refused help.
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Steven Scott-Lane
Lane
Thunderbird Pharmacy
E. Shea Blvd
Scottsdale
E. McKinley
Los Arcos Medical Center
Revco
Adobe Pharmacy
Arizona
Phoenix
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