Ross enters race for Arizona governor nomination
Jack Ross a 46 year old auto agency owner from Mesa and developer of a Northern community announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for Arizona governor He attacks the current administration over leadership and the energy crisis declares a state of emergency for energy and calls for a two party system amid tension with Republicans and a stalled legislature with Democrats shut out from chambers.
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Jack Ross
Arizona
Ross
Mesa
Nixon
Windy and chilly weekend forecast for Scottsdale area
Forecasters warn of gusty winds and colder temperatures Saturday after clear today with frost tonight. Lows dip to mid 30s at Sky Harbor and near 30 in colder valley spots, while Saturday highs reach the lower 60s.
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Scottsdale and Valley
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Sky Harbor International Airport
Scottsdale
Scottsdale man hurt in private property motorcycle crash
A 20 year old Scottsdale man Louis Gremillion of 7673 E Montecito was listed in good condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a dirt bike toppled over on private property near Miller and Indian School Roads around 6 p.m. He was cited for driving on private property without permission.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Louis Gremillion
Montecito
Miller and
Indian School Roads
Scottsdale purse snatch victims sues two teens
Yvonne Bunnell 71 sues Scott Organ 15 and Edward Loughlin 15 and their parents in superior court for 200000 claiming hand injuries from a October 3 purse snatching at Sugar Bowl Ice Cream Parlor. The youths were implicated in armed robbery and assault and placed on probation.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Yvonne Bunnell
Superior Court
Scott P. Organ
Edward G. Loughlin
Obituary for Raymond J Enos Veteran and Tribal Leader
Raymond Jayroe Enos 53 died Wednesday in Maricopa County General Hospital. Services Saturday at 2 p m in the Papago Ward chapel Salt River Pima Indian Reservation burial in the reservation cemetery. Survivors include two sons four daughters two brothers four sisters and 11 grandchildren. He was a heavy equipment operator for Salt River Project 25 years World War II Army veteran and former tribal chairman and district representative of the National Congress of American Indians. He belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Papago Ward
Church of Jesus Christ’ of Latter-day Saints
Salt River Pima, Indian Reservation
Gibbons Tempe Mortuary
E. Southern
Enos
Maricopa County General Hospital
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Congress of American Indians
Raymond Jr
Mrs Bertha Hall Services Planned in Scottsdale
Bertha T Hall 52 died Thursday at Maricopa County Hospital. Services set for 1 p m Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 7 to 9 p m today. Born in Elkins West Virginia she moved to Arizona in 1957 from Las Vegas Nevada where she worked as a PBX operator for the Sahara Hotel. She belonged to First Baptist Church Scottsdale. Survived by three daughters Karen Boradway Patricia Aukerman and Barbara Hall two brothers and two sisters.
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Maricopa County Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hall
E. Vernon Ave
Elkins
W. Va
Arizona
Las Vegas
Nev
Sahara Hotel
First Baptist Church
Scottsdale
Karen Boradway
Phoenix
Patricia ‘Aukerman
Barbara ‘Hall -of
Guitarist Robbed at Home in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale man reported he was robbed at his home around 11 30 p m by three men who took a $200 guitar. James 8S Boyd of 7711 E Second St said one suspect had sold him the guitar recently and that a fight occurred when he tried to eject the intruders. One suspect pressed a handgun to Boyd's head demanding the guitar.
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Scottsdale
James
Boyd
Second St
Recall vote petition ruling stirs Arizona dispute
Attorney General Gary Nelson declined to urge a full petition count for a recall against Governor Jack Williams. Secretary of State Wesley Bolin faced a split, as Bruce Meyerson of the recall committee said a U S Justice Department decision could overturn Nelson’s earlier opinion.
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Phoenix
Gary Nelson
Wesley Bolin
Jack Williams
Bruce Meyerson
Phoenix Phoenix
U.S. Justice Department
Nelson
Health board urged to back gonorrhea control measures
Dr. Charles Bollman told the State Board of Health that Maricopa County gonorrhea cases rose 45 percent in 1973 to 4,221. He urged support for legislation and programs to halt the spread.
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Phoenix
State Board ‘of Health
Charles Bollman
Maricopa County
City to Sell Excess Sewage Gas to Utility
Phoenix officials approve selling 530000 cubic feet per day of unused sewage gas from the treatment plant to Arizona Public Service Co. The utility says it could heat about 2000 homes daily. Art Vondrick, director of water and sewer, announced the plan.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
Art Vondrick
City Water and Sewer Department
Health board to rule on high sulphur fuel use for plants
The State Board of Health plans a March 7 decision on allowing fuel-fired power plants to burn higher sulphur-content oil. It delayed action after AZ Public Service, Salt River Project, and Tucson Gas & Electric spokesmen urged the measure citing short supply of low-sulphur oil.
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Phoenix
State Board of Health
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Husband Held After Phoenix Slaying Arrest
Robert Gilman Dickey 39 was arrested at his northeast Phoenix home after he allegedly told police his wife had been killed. The textbook salesman was booked into Maricopa County Jail on suspicion of murder for the slaying of K. Wright Dickey 33.
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Phoenix
Robert Gilman Dickey
Dickey
Maricopa County
K. Wright Dickey
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