Peron Dies at 79 Dominant Argentine Leader Through Decades
Juan Domingo Peron, a charismatic military officer and populist founder of modern Argentina, died aged 79. He shaped policy from 1946 to 1955 and again after a 1973 return, wielding power amid fierce class conflict and political violence. He promoted industrialization and worker rights while facing accusations of dictatorship and press repression.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juan Domingo Peron
Argentina
Peron
South America
RFD Rejects Move to Reopen Reynolds Hearing
The Rural Fire Department refused to reopen a disciplinary hearing for Fire Inspector Kelly Reynolds amid new citizen complaints. Reynolds alleges union-busting and harassment as the department delays testimony and adjusts filing deadlines through July. Reynolds was briefly suspended over alleged driving records later found inaccurate and was reinstated with back pay.
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Yardes McBrearty
Arbitration Board
Kelly Reynolds
RFD
Reynolds
Steve Hermann
International Association of Firefighters
National Labor Relations Board
Tripartite Board
Art Chiarra
Ron Butler
McBrearty
Chiarra
Butler
Reynelds
RFC
Lou Witzeman
Insurance Company of North America
Hermann
Phoenix
Oliver Pilcher and Associates
Tempe man sought after hit and run damages Teague home
Police search for Donald Schaffer of Tempe after his car struck a utility room at Thomas Teague residence on 4020 North 85th Street causing about 4500 dollars damage. A young man fled the scene as witnesses saw a shopping cart and a sudden swerve before the crash. A brown paper bag with marijuana and a half pint tequila bottle were found in the car.
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Thomas Teague
85Th St
Donald Schaffer
Tempe
Teague
Kathy McCormick
Granite Reef
McCormick
Indian School Road
Indian School
85Th Street
Force
Shaffer
Blood drive at Scottsdale Boys Club seeks donors
The Scottsdale Boys Club hosts a semi monthly blood drive from 11 30 a m to 6 30 p m on Tuesday at 7502 E Osborn Rd A shortage of blood may arise this summer if more people do not donate Reservations can be made by calling Blood Services of Arizona.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
E. Osborn Rd
Blood Services of Arizona
Scottsdale detectives tally high robbery clearance in first half of 1974
Scottsdale detectives report solving more than half of robberies in the first half of 1974 with a 52 percent clearance rate across 54 separate crimes since January. Convenience store armed robberies lead at 75 percent clearance, while purse snatchings remain tough with only two of five cases cleared. Detectives credit citizen tips for several purse-snatching arrests and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Scottsdale
Police Department
Roy Finch
Ron Dean
James Kershner
Dean
Finch
Arizona sales tax climbs to five percent statewide and locally
United Press International reports Arizona raises state sales tax to four percent with most cities adding their own one percent, creating a five percent total in many areas. A Phoenix man, Jerry Wesley, is in stable condition after being set afire by two men. Detectives report third degree burns on his arms face and chest. Two new state agencies the Department of Transportation and the Department of Revenue come into existence as part of government reorganization, to be run by a governor-appointed director.
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Peron
Argentina
Phoenix
Arizona
Jerry Wesley
Department of Transportation
Department of Reverue
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Great Western Bank
Lee Sworn in as Arizona Attorney General
Warner Lee was sworn in as state attorney general succeeding Gary Nelson who resigned to join the state Court of Appeals. Lee has served with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Phoenix for several years.
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Phoenix
Warner Lee
Gary Nelson
Nelson
Jack Williams
State Court of Appeals
Lee
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Patrick Brazell 91 Retired Builder Dies in Phoenix
Patrick Brazell 91 a retired building contractor in the Phoenix area died Sunday in Phoenix He was born in Beaver Dam Wisconsin and came to Arizona in 1900 from Milwaukee He was a charter member of the Knights of Columbus Survivors include three daughters Dorothy Pease Scottsdale Mrs Sue Kelsey Phoenix and Mrs Joy Wetzel Phoenix three grandchildren and four great grandchildren Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens after private services announced Green Acres Mortuary
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Patrick Brazell
Phoenix
Brazell
E. Chaparral
Beaver Dam
Wisc
Arizona
Milwaukee
Knights of Columbus
Dorothy Pease
Scottsdale
Sue Kelsey
Joy Wetzel
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Green Acres Mortuary
Services Held for Mrs. Janice Hunter Crilley
Janice Crilley, 37, of 5501 E Emile Zola, died Friday at St Joseph's Hospital. Services were held today at Desert View Chapel. Burial is planned at Mesa City Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Kay Lynn Frances Joyce Hunter a son Harold mother Mabel Norling and father Harold Hines.
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Janice Hunter Crilley
E. Emile Zola
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Desert View Chapel
Mesa City Cemetery
Kay Lynn
Frances
Joyce Hunter
Hoath Graveside Services Held for Mrs. Cora Hoath
Mrs. Cora Sophia Hoath 75 of 8743 Vista Drive died Saturday in a local nursing home. Graveside rites were held today at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Franklin Indiana she moved to Arizona in 1969 from Wichita Kansas. She was a retired Wichita cafeteria worker with 20 years service. Survivors include daughter Virginia Ringe of Scottsdale two brothers and a sister out of state and two grandchildren.
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Cora Sophia Hoath
Vista Drive
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Heath
Frankfort
Ind
Arizona
Wichita
Kan
Virginia Ringe
Scottsdale
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