Castro vows higher visibility as Arizona governor
Governor Raul Castro reflects on a year in office noting achievements including keeping the budget in the black moving the statewide grand jury bill through the legislature and launching affirmative action programs. He stresses unemployment as Arizona's top issue and calls for a stronger governor’s role and less media friction.
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Les Schlangen
Associated Press
Phoenix
Raul Castro
Arizona
Castro
Sam Goddard
Jack Williams
Goldwater Sees Ford Favored in GOP Nomination Fight
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona predicts Gerald Ford will win the 1976 Republican nomination as Reagan loses support in New Hampshire due to a improving economy and critical press coverage. He warns Reagan could still surge if early primaries favor him, and notes possible Rockefeller entry. He also criticizes the postwar powers act and the Senate Intelligence Committee report, while offering wary views on Ford’s inexperience.
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Phoenix
California
Ronald Reagan
Arizona
Ford
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Reagan
New Hampshire
Lee
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Senate Intelligence Committee
Florida
Obituary: Thomas G. Redinger 21 in Scottsdale auto crash
Thomas G. Redinger of Phoenix died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Saturday morning car accident. Born in San Antonio, he grew up in the Valley, attended Arcadia High School class of 1972, and later Scottsdale Community College. He worked for Southwest Auto Lease Inc. Survivors include his parents, three brothers, two grandmothers, and other relatives. Services were held at Messinger Mortuary with burial at St. Francis Cemetery.
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Thomas G. Redinger
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Mr. Redinger
Fresno St
Phoenix
Arcadia High School
Key Club
Scottsdale Community College
L. Eugene Redinger
Robert L
William J
Edward A
Estella Gentry
Lyle Redinger
Fowlerville
Mich
Messinger Mortuary
St. Francis Cemetery
Evelyn L Barnes Memorial Services in Scottsdale
Evelyn L Barnes 77 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at Scottsdale Christian Church 7934 E Oak St Scottsdale. Survivors include daughters Helen Durgarian Scottsdale Edith Klein Brookfield Tl and four grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Arizona Kidney Foundation 332 E McDowell Rd Phoenix.
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Evelyn L. Barnes
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Christian Church
E. Oak St
Barnes
E. Princeton
Helen
Durgarian
Scottsdale
Edith Klein
Brookfield, Tl
The
Arizona Kidney Foundation
E. McDowell
Phoenix
Chaplin Film at Scottsdale Library Festival
The Scottsdale Public Library Film Festival presents Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush on Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. The story follows a prospector who falls for a dance hall girl. Tickets are needed free of charge and can be obtained by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Charlie Chaplin
Scottsdale seeks Chaparral principal and approves high school center bid
The Scottsdale school board will meet at 8 p.m. to appoint Chaparral High School’s new principal among two finalists after a screening of nine candidates. Board also to consider awarding N L Booth and Son Inc a 908000 bid for a Scottsdale High School student center and mall, funded by capital outlay and levy funds, with completion aim in September.
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Chaparral High School
Scottsdale School Board
44Th St
Chaparral
James Curlett
Mountain View High School
Mesa
Phil Gates
William Randall
Gates
Randall
N.L. Booth and Son, Inc
Scottsdale High School
Gas odor prompts early recess at Apache Elementary
A possible gas leak at Apache Elementary School 1201 N. 85th Place was traced to spilled insecticide in a heating room. Principal Marian Borsch reported kindergarteners in the admin building were sent outside for 8:30 to 9 recess while Rural Metro Fire Department deodorized the building.
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Apache Elementary School
85Th Place
Marian Borsch
Metro Fire Department
Scottsdale to host 1977 League conference of Arizona towns
Scottsdale will host the 1977 annual conference of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns drawing hundreds of city and town officials. The Oct 4–7 event uses SunBurst Hotel Safari Hotel and Convention Center and Scottsdale Center for the Arts with bids from Phoenix Flagstaff Page and White Mountain communities. Mayor William C Jerking and chamber manager John Marks pitched Scottsdale’s bid. Previous 1975 meeting was in Kingman and 1976 in Yuma.
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Scottsdale
League of Arizona
SunBurst
Scottsdale Center For
Ference
William C. Jerking
Chamber
John Marks
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Page
White Mountain
Kingman
Yuma
Arizona lawmakers outline special session dates
Senate Leader Alfredo Gutierrez said the Senate would open both the regular and special sessions today and adjourn the special until Jan. 26. The House will recess for three days and reconvene periodically as it handles medical malpractice matters and regular business.
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Phoenix
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
House
Prison strike to trigger six month privilege ban says warden
Florence Arizona State Prison Warden Harold Cardwell says inmates who took part in the strike will lose privileges for six months after the strike ends. He added that club meetings and mass meetings will be prohibited during the punishment period.
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Florence
Arizona
Harold Cardwell
Cardwell
Conlan Steiger clash seen as inevitable in Fannin race
Tucson businessman John Haugh predicts a personal fight between Rep. Sam Steiger and Rep. John Conlan for the senate seat held by Paul Fannin after promises of decorum falter. The remark came as GOP leaders gathered in Phoenix to discuss potential candidacy moves.
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Phoenix
Republican National
Sam Steiger
John Conlan
Paul Fannin
Tucson
John Haugh
Fannin
Navajo chairmen warned over leaving office welfare fate
Navajo chairman Peter MacDonald criticizes past leaders for leaving office and ending up penniless and on welfare. He argues the practice should stop and governance should address post term support for outgoing chairmen.
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Window Rock
Peter MacDonald
MacDonald
Occidental Minerals plans liquid explosive ore extraction near Miami
Occidental Minerals Corp. seeks to blast copper ore from underground near Miami using a liquid explosive. The company controls about 7,000 acres via mining claims and option agreements, including options to buy most mineral rights under local residential and business districts.
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Miami
Occidental Minerals Corp
Skateboard Accident Leaves 14YearOld in ICU
Dennis Wagner, 14, of 7022 E Cholla, Scottsdale, was skateboarding yesterday in Paradise Valley when he fell in the 5300 block of East Roadrunner. The skateboard struck his head and he was knocked unconscious. he remains in serious condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Paradise Valley officials note hills are a rising risk for skaters.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Rural / Metro Fire Department
Dennis Wagner
E. Cholla
East Roadrunner
Jewelry burglary hits Scottsdale home loses $9,000
Police report more than $9,000 in jewelry stolen from Robert A. Hakan's Scottsdale residence last week. Items include an $8,600 gold-diamond bracelet, four African gold coins, a gold diamond emerald ring valued at $900, and other rings bracelets and cuff links. Hakan, a jewelry manufacturer’s representative, was out of town and returned Saturday to the ransacked home at 7630 E Vista Drive. The theft occurred through a rear set of arcadia doors.
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Scottsdale
Robert A. Hakan
E. Vista Drive
Arcadia
Hakan
Scottsdale Hilton Hotel
Scottsdale Road
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Southwest Auto Lease, Inc
ITA
Esquire
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