BBB: bogus invoices may not be illegal says executive
Maricopa County BBB official says firms sending fake invoices to U S and Canadian businesses may not be technically illegal. Investigations for possible mail fraud proceed as postal inspectors and state authorities cooperate with the BBB and attorney general.
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Better Business Bureau
C. van Haaften
Maricopa County
BBB
National Placement Service
E. Thomas
Haaften
Tempe
American Advertising
Torohto Bbb
U.S
U.S. Postal Service
Attorney General’s Office
Hungerford ends bid for 4th District to seek Arizona Senate
Sen Bob Hungerford of Scottsdale announced he will not run for the 4th Congressional District seat. He will seek re election to the Arizona Senate and address District 28 Republicans at City Hall Kiva tonight. He cited preferring to stay in the state legislature to fight big government and overspending.
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Bob Hungerford
Scottsdale
Senate
Hungerford
City Hall
Kiva
John Conlan
U.S. Senate
Arizona Senate
Soviet Push at UN Urges Geneva Peace Talks Inclusion
Soviet Ambassador Malik at the United Nations pressed for a speedy resumption of the Geneva conference on Middle East peace and urged inviting the Palestine Liberation Organization. He named Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Israel, and the joint cochairmen the Soviet Union and the United States as participants, and called for implementation of resolutions backing Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian self determination.
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United Nations
Jacob A. Malik
U.N. Security Council
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lik
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
General Assembly
Rhodes urges Congress to do little in 1976
House Minority Leader John Rhodes told Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce that the 94th Congress should do minimal work this year. He criticized Democrats, warned against inflationary programs, and predicted no major tax cuts or spending reductions. He cited CAP funding progress, opposed a broad consumer bill, and urged restraint on health legislation and foreign policy.
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House
John Rhodes
94Th
Congress
Rhodes
Arizona
Scottsdale
Sam
Ford
CIA
Angola
City replaces broken Scottsdale refuse containers
Scottsdale crews rush replacement of about 150 damaged trash containers as cold weather caused cracking. Dick Brown says stock fills interim needs with 80 and 300 gallon units from Fiberglass Specialists Inc. 200 new containers arrive Monday, lids pending, with plastic bags for 40 new homes if stock runs short. Brush crews continue to pick up trash from broken containers.
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Dick Brown
Scottsdale
Brown
Fiberglass ‘Specialists Inc.’ of
Phoenix
Rally against Equal Rights Amendment draws women on capitol mall
On the capitol mall in Phoenix opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment held a mass rally with more than 100 placard bearing women. House Republicans spoke predicting the amendment would be defeated for the fourth time. Rep. Mac Carvalho of Scottsdale endorsed the effort saying he is with constituents.
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Phoenix
Capito Mall
House
Mac Carvalho
Scottsdale
Overcrowding Hinders Arizona State Prison Improvements
Corrections Director John Moran says Tucson area crowding blocks new efforts to improve living conditions at the Arizona State Prison. He asserts officials have met a commitment to provide a decent basic level of care to all persons under their jurisdiction. Wednesday.
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Tucson
Arizona State Prison
John Moran
Developers suspended under 1975 bond law in Arizona
The state real estate commissioner began suspending developers and homebuilders who failed to post bonds. William Penn said Wednesday at least 700 subdividers did not post bonds and only about 50 of 3,500 responded to August letters informing them of the law.
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Phoenix
William Penn
Utility threatens rate hike in Arizona hearings
Tucson Gas & Electric Co officials say they may seek another rate increase or pursue court action if the Arizona Corporation Commission rejects two rate requests. The ACC planned to complete hearings on TGE's bid to permanently extend last year's $17.8 million temporary increase.
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Tucson
Tucson Gas &Electric Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
TGE
Fire stalls as shells explode during Salt River home blaze
A house fire on the Salt River Indian Reservation began around 4 15 a m at Edsal Thomas home. 50 caliber ammunition exploded inside the structure and a nearby power line fell, with Salt River Project shutting off the current. Investigators cited a faulty electric heater. damage estimated under 8000 dollars. No injuries reported to residents.
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Salt River Indian Reservation
Edsal Thomas
Oak Street
Agency Road
Thomas
Salt River Project
Coronado Rd
RMFD
Harry Luge
Don Rockwell
Palm theft targets Scottsdale Executive Office Park
Police say seventeen palm trees were stolen from Scottsdale Executive Office Park at 2009 Via de Ventura. The arson-like landscaping had been finished a month earlier. three Kentia palms valued at 350 each and five banana palms valued at 60 each totaled 1,890 dollars.
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Scottsdale Executive Office Park
de Ventura
Obituary for Edward P. Weller 74 in Phoenix
Edward P. Ned Weller 74 died Monday in the Medicenter. Services set for Friday at Christ Church of the Ascension in Phoenix with viewing today at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary. He was Arizona representative for Allen-Gradley Co. and a charter member of the Valley Electrical Manufacturers Representative Association. Survived by wife Emelie and four sons, two brothers, a sister, and five grandchildren. Memorials to United Ostomy Association.
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Edward P
Ned” Weller
Christ Church of the Ascension
Lincoln Drive
A.L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Phoenix
Weller
Arizona
Allen-Gradley Co
Milwaukee
Medicenter
Pittsburgh
de Field
Ill
48Th St
University of North Carolina
United Ostomy Association
A. L. Moore & Sons of
E. Lincoln Dr
Woman Dies Of Carbon Monoxide In Home Garage
Autopsy shows Marilyn Shaw Hopkins aged 50 of 8638 E Montecito died Tuesday from carbon monoxide poisoning after her car was found in a garage with towels blocking the door. Neighbors and police disagree on engine status. investigators say the car ran out of gas and deny overdose as cause.
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Marilyn Shaw Hopkins
E. Montecito
Hopkins
Dennis Borkenhagen
Borkenhagen
Burglar Steals $2031 Worth of Goods From Home
John Tarinelli reported his residence at 6125 E. Monterey Way entered by a thief who used a broom closet key to unlock the back gate. The burglar took a television, calculator, electric typewriter, adding machine, projector, meat, a watch and other items between 9:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. Wednesday. Tarinelli believes he may have surprised the intruders upon returning home.
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John Tarinelli
E. Monterey Way
Tarinelli
Arcadia
Wagon Train Crosses Colorado River on Arizona Route
The Southwest Bicentennial Wagon Train reached Yuma after crossing the Colorado River from California. About 80 people and 11 wagons paused for two days before continuing a 2,600 mile trek toward a July 4 celebration at Valley Forge. Bud Brown of Scottsdale led Arizona’s entry along a southern route through Wellton, Gila Bend, Maricopa, Casa Grande, Eloy, Marana, Tucson, Bisbee and Douglas.
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Colorado River
California
Arizona
Valley Forge
Yuma County Fairgrounds
Pennsylvania State University
Bud Brown
Scottsdale
Isabelle
Prairie Schooner
Brown
Wellton
Gila Bend
Maricopa
Casa Grande
Eloy
Marana
Tucson
Bisbee
Douglas
State Transportation Department
New Mexico
Rodeo
Hawaii
Pennsylvania
Pasadena
Calif
Bud Pena
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Japan
Associated Press
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Ronald E. Weller
RED Wing Shoe Store
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Suzannah
Riverside
Pena
Michealson
Dan Haggerty
James Adams
Charles E. Sedler, Jr
Richard Friedenberg
Wer
Larry Dobkin
Thom Pa
SUN Classico Photo Res
Ken Michéalson
Thomas Rd
Papago Plaza
Mcdowell
Frazier Amusement CO
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