Ford urges House to back Angola aid ban in defense bill
President Ford pleads with the House not to oppose the Senate ban on U.S. funds for fighting in Angola as a $90 billion defense appropriation bill moves forward. He warns of Soviet and Cuban involvement and asserts American resolve is essential to counter expansion. George Mahon expects the ban to pass by a wide margin.
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Washington
Angola
Ford
House
Senate
U.S
Carl Albert
Cuba
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
George Wallace
Wallace
Merrill
Schubert urges Scottsdale boards outreach and public involvement
Independent candidate Jeff Schubert told campaign volunteers that Scottsdale must actively reach out to the community to boost citizen involvement in city government. He urged advertising vacancies on boards, interviewing candidates, expanding the STEP program, and holding post election coffees to exchange ideas.
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Jeff Schubert
Schubert
87Th St
Scottsdale
Council incumbents praise city police and fire protection
Mayor William C. Jenkins and council members Richard V. Campana and Charles Smith, running as Citizens for Good Government, touted Scottsdale police and Rural Metro Fire Department protection at low cost. They highlighted a $250,000 equipment upgrade, four new pumpers, and the impact of civilian staff on crime and costs, noting a five percent drop in major crime and lower fire losses.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Richard V. Campana
Charles Smith
Citizens For Good Government
Police Department
Metro Fire Department
Campana
Bob Southworth
Spur Circle
RMFD
Smith
Herb Drinkwater
E. Kalil Drive
Tempe Man Hospitalized After Hayden Road Crash
A 22 year old Tempe man, Mark Adell, was held for observation at Desert Samaritan Hospital after a two car collision on Hayden Road near McKellips Road. A southbound driver, Jeanice M. Dillman, 21, of 8725 E Lincoln Drive, was cited for failure to operate on the right side.
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Tempe
Hayden Road
McKellips Road
Desert Samaritan Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Mark Adell
Hayden
Adell
Jeanice M. Dillman
Obituary for Elvera Jensen McIntire
Elvera Jensen McIntire 37 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Church with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation tonight at the mortuary. Survived by husband William and children Roberta Allison Debra Dori Erin, parents Alvin and (surname) Jensen, brothers Allan Craig Lynn Neal, sister Anita Shahan.
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Elvera (Jensen)McIntire
Scottsdale Baptist Church
N. Scottsdale Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
N. Hayden Rd
McIntire
City of
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Rancho del Sol
Gilbert
Arizona
William
Roberta
Allison
Debra
Dori
Erin
Phoenix
Alvin Jensen
Allan
Craig Jensen
Lynn Jensen
Tempe
Neal Jensen
Anita Shahan
Chandler
Auto sale tax bill buried by Arizona panel
PHOENIX The House Ways and Means Committee buried a proposal to impose a 4 percent tax on all auto sales between individuals. Members said the bill would have broad impact and hinder normal business. Estimates on annual revenue ranged from 3 million to 7 million dollars.
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Phoenix
House
Ways and Means
Arizona GOP urged to back Ford amid center stance advice
Arizona political consultant Bruce Merrill urged the GOP to nominate Ford, arguing a middle-of-the-road approach wins elections. He said Reagan skews right but could still gain the nomination, while Democrats need a moderate candidate to avoid realignment. Merrill criticized Common Cause ethics points and urged centrist campaigning.
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Gil Johnson
Arizona
President Ford
Bruce Merrill
Sam Goddard
Barry Goldwater
Common Cause
Merrill
Arizona State University
Reagan
George McGovern
John Kennedy
NOW Calls for Church and State Separation Debate
Phoenix report says the National Organization for Women passes a resolution demanding separation of church and state. NOW president Karen DeCrow states some churches influence secular life and declares war on churches opposing constitutional rights on abortion.
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Phoenix
National Board of
The
National Organization For Women
Karen DeCrow
Senate bill would require out-of-county admissions in Arizona
Phoenix report says the measure would force three state universities and the Arizona Medical College to admit a minimum share of students from counties outside Maricopa and Pima. The set floor mirrors each county's share of Arizona's total population.
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Phoenix
Arizona Medical College
Maricopa
Pima
State Senate
Arizona
Heritage Trust Co. records criticized in audit hearing
An accountant hired by the Arizona Banking Department told a Maricopa County Superior Court hearing that Heritage Trust Co. kept a poor set of books. Duane Allen testified that the financial records were hard to follow incomplete and sometimes lacked explanations.
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Phoenix
Heritage Trust Co
Arizona Banking Department
Duane Allen
Maricopa County
Oil Dump Investigated Near Santa Cruz River
Tucson city officials seek the person who dumped about 500 gallons of used motor oil in the Santa Cruz River bed west of downtown. City Operations Director Tom Price said the oil came from a truck Monday and crews cleaned it up to protect the groundwater supply.
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Tucson
Santa Cruz
Tom Price
Shrub Burn Planned East of Salt River Reservation
Salt River Indian Irrigation Project conducts controlled shrub burning today east of the Salt River Indian Reservation. The burn from McKellips Road to Longmore Road may produce smoke across the Valley. Officials plan further burning to the Arizona Canal northeast of Scottsdale and aim to finish by tonight possibly extending to Wednesday.
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Salt River Indian Reservation
Salt River
Swindler gets 3-year term in Diamonds case
Richard Stephen Ricci 35 of 5862 N 81st St formerly Diamonds Fat Franks food supervisor was sentenced to three years in prison for mail fraud stemming from a $2355 check cashing to fake invoices. John Sidney Wells 47 of 6249 E Calle Redondo got two years for conspiracy to possess and distribute 2.2 pounds of cocaine with a later three year parole. Mark Gilligan 25 of Scottsdale received two years probation for firearms law violation and pipe bomb charges. other counts were dropped.
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Diamonds
Scottsdale
U.S
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Craig
Richard Stephen Ricci
N. 81St St
Diamond
Ricci
John Sidney Wells
E. Calle Redondo
Mark
S. Gilligan
Indian Parent Committee to discuss 1976-77 program
The Indian Parent Committee in the Scottsdale School District will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Yavapai School to discuss a Title IV Indian Education program proposal for the 1976-77 school year. Don Tobin chairs the meeting with Dr. Marvin Lieske, district federal program evaluator, presenting the proposal.
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Scottsdale
Yavapai School
N. Miller Rd
Committee
Don Tobin
District Federal
Marvin Lieske
Rudd urges penalties for public employee strikers in Arizona
Eldon Rudd of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors proposed a public initiative to fire or strip all employment and retirement rights from workers who strike or engage in subterfuges to avoid work. He spoke at a Republican Forum in Phoenix and criticized collective bargaining and forced arbitration as undemocratic.
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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Eldon Rudd
Rudd
Arizona
John Q
Arthur W. Miller Dies. AiResearch Engineer Was 65
Arthur W. Miller 65 a quality control engineer at AiResearch for 21 years died Monday in the Veterans Hospital He was a World War II veteran and lived at 4740 E Montecito Ave Phoenix Born in Colorado he moved to the Valley 22 years ago from Indiana where he belonged to Six Mile Lodge 412 F and AM Services will be held 11 am Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary Survivors include his wife Mary daughters Vicky L Kirk and Sandra K Miller one brother residing out of state and one grandchild.
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Arthur W. Miller
AiResearch
Veterans Hospital
Miller
Montecito Ave
Phoenix
Colorado
The
Valley
Indiana
Six Mile Lodge
F&am
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Mary
Vicky L. Kirk
Sandra K. Miller
Valley Big Brothers seek 600 volunteers for youth program
The Valley Big Brothers launch a Share Your Good Times drive to recruit 600 mature men to mentor fatherless boys. Bill R. Bass notes a 586 waiting list and cites studies showing higher risks for dropouts and juvenile court involvement without support. Last year's Jets-Vikings game in Tempe helped expand services.
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Valley
Valley Big Brothers
Bill R. Bass
Bass
Bass -S
Arizona State Department of Corrections
Jets-Vikings
Tempe
Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better
Beltone offers a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone replying to the advertisement. The unit weighs less than a third of an ounce and sits at ear level in one piece. Mail for yours to Beltone Electronics Corp Dept. 9106 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
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