Ford seeks fellowship in White House talks on energy plan
President Ford meets Democratic and Republican leaders at the White House to resolve differences over his economic energy program. The talks follow a prayer breakfast where Ford cited the hymn The Fellowship of Kindred Minds as a guide to compromise.
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Washington
UPI
Fellowship of Kindred Minds
Ford
White House
Congress
Fellowship of
Carl Albert
House
Thomas O'Neill
Ways and Means
al Ullman
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Robert Byrd
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Congressional
Scott
Arizona AP Chief Thomas Aden Dies at 58
Thomas B. Aden, Arizona Bureau chief of the Associated Press since 1966, died Monday night at Good Samaritan Hospital. He previously led the Nashville bureau and began with AP in 1945 after reporting in Denver. He served in the Army Air Corps and was a Phoenix Press Club director. He is survived by his widow Paula and a daughter, Mrs. Gary Armstrong of Albuquerque.
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Phoenix
UPI
Thomas B. Aden
Arizona
Associated Press
Good Samaritan Hospital
Aden
Nashville
Tenn
Denver
Old
United Press
Army Air Corps
Phoenix Press Club
Valley of the Sun
The
Society of Professional Journalists
Sigma Delta Chi
Paula
Gary Armstrong
Albuquerque, N.M
Obituary of Josephine Rapp
Josephine Rapp 75 died Monday at the Phoenix Nursing and Convalescent Center. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with services at Green Acres Chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include son John E. of California, daughter Dorothy Parsons of Scottsdale, multiple brothers and sisters, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Josephine Rapp
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Chapel
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Rapp
46Th St
Phoenix Nursing and Convalescent Center
Binghamton
N.Y
Arizona
Tujunga
Calif
John E
California
Dorothy Parsons
Scottsdale
Fritz
Francis Majercik
New York
George Majercik
Pennsylvania
James Majercik
Florida
Edith Risley
Helen Musil
Ann Butterfield
Marjorie Schmeiske
Visitation for James B. Bradish Held in Phoenix
James B. Bradish 25 died in a Morristown New Jersey auto crash. Visitation is tonight at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home with services at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday and burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens in Scottsdale. Survivors include his parents and sister. He was a Theodore Roosevelt Council district executive and a member of Christ Church Lutheran. Born in Albuquerque he moved to Arizona ten years ago and was a Coronado High School and Arizona State University alumnus.
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Paradise Chapel Funeral Home
E. Indian School
Phoenix
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Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea
Scottsdale
Bradish
Theodore Roosevelt Council
Boy Scouts of America
Christ Church Lutheran
Albuquerque
Coronado High School
Arizona State University
Hostage incident ends as Phoenix suspect is arrested
A Mexican-American man in his 50s grabbed a woman in a downtown Phoenix department store and demanded a flight out of the city. Police overpowered him as the hostage slipped free. no injuries were reported. The man refused to identify himself.
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Phoenix
Historic Pioneer home destroyed by fire at museum
The Barkley Case house, part of Pioneer Arizona living history museum, burned Monday. Cause undetermined. Museum director Joan Graham said the restored home valued at 32000 dollars and its antiques and teaching materials at 15000 dollars were lost.
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Pioneer
Barkley Case
Pioneer Arizona
Joan Graham
Rate intervention allowed in Mountain Bell case
The State Corporation Commission in Phoenix approved four department store chains to intervene. Commission Chairman Al Faron said they may present an expert witness on telephone rate structure on February 10 and 11.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Mountain Bell
Commission
al Faron
Levi Signals Anti Trust Scrutiny For Energy Sector
Attorney General nominee Edward Levi says the government should look at energy industries for possible antitrust violations during the crisis. He avoids committing to investigating the oil industry, noting FTC litigation is already in progress. Levi also supports the death penalty for a limited set of offenses, including hijacking and killing a police officer.
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Washington
UPI
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Abourezk
D.S.D
Justice Department
University of Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Abourezk
Eastland denies taking payoffs in Hunt wiretap case
UPI reports Senator James Eastland denies a $650000 payoff claim linked to Nelson and Herbert Hunt in the Dallas wiretap probe. Eastland says no bribe was accepted and calls the allegations false.
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Washington
UPI
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Texas
Nelson Bunker Hunt
Eastland
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Hunt
Justice Department
Herbert Hunt
Patrick McCann
Dallas
H.L. Hunt
Bunker Hunt
Burglar Steals Tools From Scottsdale Home
Police say about $1,368 worth of tools were stolen from Dennis Thurman in Scottsdale between Saturday and Monday. The thief pried open a storage room door and took a tool box sander drill welder and various saws, with Thurman’s name painted on each item.
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Scottsdale
Dennis Thurman
E. Amelia
Thurman
District board approves 500-space SCC parking addition
The Maricopa County Community College District Board approved a 500-space parking lot for Scottsdale Community College at a cost of about 186000. Construction should start by end of February to the west of the current student center with re oriented westside traffic flow and an eight foot sidewalk to the center.
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Maricopa County Community College District Board
Scottsdale Community College
Dick Smith
SCC
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