Dunlop resigns over veto and labor strike stand
Secretary of Labor John T. Dunlop resigns after President Ford vetoed a bill expanding union picketing at construction sites. Dunlop says atmosphere after the veto makes effective labor management policy impossible. he will remain as caretaker until Jan. 31 and then return to Harvard. Ford accepts the resignation with reluctance and praises Dunlop’s service.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Ford
Dunlop
White House
Labor Department
Harvard University
Department of Labor
W.J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Scottsdale High approves second phase of three part remodel
Scottsdale officials approve phase two of a three-year plan at Scottsdale High School 7410 E Indian School Rd. The project includes a student center dining facilities a mall area and a grounds building with a store nurse and multi purpose spaces. Completion set for Aug 22 with total cost 962480 funded by capital outlay and 60 cent levy funds.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
E. Indian School Rd
Beaver Paradise
Scottsdale High
Jack Kearney
Evelyn Caskey
SEES announces adult classes for Scottsdale spring term
Registration for SEES adult education runs Jan 26 to 29 at Arcadia Chaparral Coronado and Saguaro high schools from 6 to 8 pm. Forty three courses include self-hypnosis jewelry making ballroom dancing horse handicapping and tax preparation. Non residents pay 2 dollar fee. registration at first class possible if seats remain. Harry Mann SEES director reachable at Arcadia High or his home.
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Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service, Inc
SEES
Arcadia High School
Indian School
Chaparral High School
Gold Dust Ave
Coronado
Saguaro
Scottsdale
Harry Mann
Federal official backs law against hiring illegal aliens
Tucson AP reports Leonard F. Chapman commissioner for the INS backs a measure by Rep. Rodino to bar employment of illegal aliens. He says increased enforcement would not solve the flow and suggests relying on labor market rules and legal hiring to deter illegals, citing millions in the U.S. and billions in costs.
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Tucson
Leonard F. Chapman
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Chapman
Yuma
Arizona
Immigration Service
United States
Robbery Suspect Nabbed After Scottsdale Liquor Store Heist
A 22 year old Scottsdale man, Michael Charles Klinge, was arrested Tuesday night after allegedly robbing a Scottsdale liquor store at 8 40 pm. Clerk Doug Jones reported the suspect demanded cash and fled with 105 dollars before police detained him at Mag's Ham Run. Jones identified Klinge at the scene and he remained in custody on armed robbery charges.
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Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale
Michael Charles Klinge
Monterey,Way
Doug Jones
Klinge
Jones
Mag’s
Scottsdale Woman Involved In Four Car Hayden Road Crash
Mary Louise Winkler, 49, of Scottsdale was listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a four car crash on Hayden Road Tuesday morning. Police say Winkler’s northbound car rear ended Janet Gerking 28 of Tempe, then crossed the center line and struck Horace Harris 39 of Phoenix and Mary Wolfe 34 of Scottsdale. None of the other drivers were seriously hurt.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Hayden Road
Mary Louise Winkler
Hayden Rd
Winkler
Wilshire Drive
Janet Gerking
Tempe
Horace Harris
Phoenix
Mary Wolfe
E. Bellview St
Key witness testifies suspect did not shoot victim
In Tucson a man charged with the Scottsdale slaying testified that the state's key witness, Carl Gunderson, actually fired the shot. Steven Swinburne recounted finding Sigsworth dead after entering the east side house armed, while Gunderson previously admitted causing the death in exchange for testimony.
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Tucson
Scottsdale
Steven K. Swinburne
Superior Court
William K. Sigsworth
Carl Gunderson
Swinburne
Gunderson
Sigsworth
Federal official backs farm worker bargaining rights in Phoenix
A federal labor official urged guaranteed bargaining rights for farm workers at the opening session of the National Council of Agricultural Employers in Phoenix. Sen. Paul Fannin warned against giving union leaders the power to cut off food supplies. The event highlighted farm labor tensions and policy debates in Arizona.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
National Council of Agricultural Employers
Escapee Arrested in Florida Stolen Car Tied to Rep Dewberry
Phoenix police say Robert E. Trout 42, an escapee from a federal corrections center and inmate at a half way house, was arrested in Deland Florida after driving a car stolen from state Rep James H Dewberry. Trout was serving time for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle from Ft Worth.
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Phoenix
Florida
James H. Dewberry
Robert E. Trout
Ft. Worth
Pebe
Deland
Rhodes to Speak at Scottsdale Chamber Breakfast
Congressman John Rhodes will address members and guests at an 8 am breakfast in Scottsdale. The talk, part of the chamber’s monthly speaker forum, will focus on the new U S Congress and its impact on Arizona matters.
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House
John Rhodes
Scottsdale
Lottery could bring $40 million to state
Arizona could net as much as 40 million dollars a year from a state lottery. Emanuel Gnat from a New Jersey firm said a lottery system could be in place within 14 weeks after legislative approval and would be nearly impossible to cheat. He assists drafting Senate legislation to establish a state lottery for the first time.
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Phoenix
Arizona
New Jersey
Emanuel Gnnt
Gnat
Senate
Televisions stolen from Ramada Inn storage room
Police say two TVs worth a total of 1000 dollars were taken from a storage room in a Ramada Inn at 6833 East Main Street. Entry used force. arcadia door and screen found ajar while front door was open. Other items remained. Manager Evelyn Harrison reported the details.
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Ramada Inn
E. Main St
Evelyn Harrison
Arcadia
Woman Found Dead in Car in Suspected Overdose Case
A 50-year-old woman identified as Marilyn Shaw Hopkins of 8638 E Montecito was found dead in her car in a garage Tuesday afternoon. Investigators suspect a pill overdose. pills are being analyzed to identify the drug. Neighbor Lenda Helser found the body. no suicide note was found at the home.
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Marilyn Shaw Hopkins
E. Montecito
Dennis Borkenhagen
Lenda_ Helser
Candidates Forum Sets Stage for Scottsdale Elections
Seven of eight mayoral and city council candidates confirmed attendance for a District 28 Democrats forum at 7 30 p m Thursday. Independent Americo Carvalho Jr will miss the event at Eldorado Park recreation center near Murray Lane and Miller Road. The forum allows limited candidate remarks followed by public Q A with Mayor William C. Jenkins Jay Gaskins Richard Campana Charles Smith and independents Jean Black Jeff Schubert and Carl Wulfert attending.
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Scottsdale
Theodore C. Jarvi
Americo “Mac” Carvalho Jr
Eldorado Park Recreation Center
Scottsdale Planning Commission OKs new uses in zoning district
The Scottsdale Planning Commission approved adding several new uses to the neighborhood commercial zoning district and recommended council approve with a 2500 square foot building size cap. The proposed add ons include camera store craft shop fabric store florist hardware store health studio and automobile parts store. The commission also backed a use permit for an aircraft hangar at 7419 E Greenway Rd and endorsed changes to the zoning ordinance on day nurseries and pre-schools.
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Scottsdale
E. Greenway Rd
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