Levi to Pursue CIA Prosecutions Without Ford Go-Ahead
Attorney General Levi says he will retain prosecutorial discretion and not seek presidential permission to prosecute CIA personnel. Ford has offered assurances that he will be informed only as needed, with routine briefing on cases touching national security.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
Justice Department
Robert Feldkamp
CIA
Levi
Feldkamp
Washington Post
Department
Rockefeller Commission
Salvage of Soviet Submarine Off Hawaii Abandoned
California congressman says the CIA will not attempt further salvage of a sunken Soviet submarine near Hawaii as Soviets may know the wreck’s location and have naval assets nearby. The Glomar Explorer, a $350 million Hughes ship, led the 1974 salvage effort.
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San Diego
CIA
Hawaii
California
Bob Wilson
House
Armed Services Committee
Wilson
U.S
Summa Corp
Fannin praises Scottsdale Police Department in Senate remarks
Sen. Paul J. Fannin lauded the Scottsdale Police Department for its superlative law enforcement record. He praised the police assistants program that uses civilians for routine duties, noting it began with an LEAA grant and arguing it proves local assistance programs work efficiently and cost effectively.
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Paul J. Fannin
Scottsdale
Fannin
LEAA
Arizona
Security guard rescues dog from canal in Scottsdale
Albert Burnato, a Taft Security guard, rescued Rajah the four year old white German shepherd who fell into the Arizona Canal near 73rd Street and Chaparral Road. Burnato climbed down two iron beams and handed the frightened dog to a policeman as onlookers watched.
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Albert Burnato
Karen
Amador Lucero
E. Picadilly
Rajah
Germany
Joan Vander Melen
E. Rosewood
Taft
Shell Station
Buruato
Salt River Project
Vander Molen
Scottsdale
Burnato
Obituary: Donald S. Egbert Sr. 82 Scottsdale Resident
Donald S. Egbert Sr. 82 a Scottsdale resident for 11 years died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A World War I veteran and engraver at Egbert Fox Lederer he lived at 3703 N 69thSt. Survivors include wife Elizabeth son Donald Joliette Il daughters Mrs Roy Wintermute La Grange Ill and Mrs Peter Cazemier Grants Pass Ore eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Memorial services held today. Mortensen Kings Funeral Center arranged. Memorial donations to Heart Fund requested.
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Donald S. Egbert, Sr
Scottsdale
Scottsdale’ Memorial Hospital
Egbert
N. 69Th St
Egbert, Fox.,&Lederer
Elizabeth
Donald
Joliette, Il
Roy Wintermute
la Grange
Ill
Peter Cazemier
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center
Heart Fund
Paul L. Stern Funeral Arrangements Announced
Friends may call today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Lundberg Golden Door Chapel in Youngtown. Services will be private. Paul L. Stern, longtime engineer manager for Standard Brands in Clinton Iowa and World War I veteran, died Monday in River Nursing Home. He attended the Illinois Institute of Technology and Harvard Business School. Survived by Evelyn E., a son Roger Cram, a sister and three grandchildren.
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Paul L. Stern
Lundberg Golden Door Chapel
Michigan Ave
Youngtown
Stern
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
River Nursing Home
Standard Brands
Clinton
Illinois Institute of Technology
Harvard School of Business Administration
Eunice I Tapp 81 Resident of Valley Dies
Eunice I Tapp 81 died Tuesday at 2621 W Monterey Way after 30 years in the Valley born Higginsville Missouri came from Topeka Kansas in 1945. Survivors include husband J W sisters Elma Maloney Anne Ridgeway Blanche O Neil Stella Schiefelbein and Kenneth Hagood. Visitation today 4 to 9 p m A L Moore Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams. Services Thursday 8 30 a m at the Mortuary. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Eunice I
Tapp
Valley
Monterey Way
Services for Max Maharam Held in Phoenix
Max Maharam 71 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Former founder and officer of Maharam Fabrics Inc with operations in New York Los Angeles and Chicago. Services set Thursday at Sinai Mortuary Phoenix with private nee noted. Memorial contributions requested to charity of donor’s choice.
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Max Maharam
Sinai Mortuary
N. 16Th St
Phoenix
Mr. Maharam
E. Vista Drive
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
New York
Maharam Fabrics, Inc
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ray Eugene Phillips services announced for local man
Ray Eugene Phillips 27 will be laid to rest Thursday at 8 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Interment follows at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Visitation is today until 8 p.m. Phillips, of 12201 N 63rd St, worked for Williams Insulation and died in a Sunday auto accident on Tatum Blvd. Born in Kansas City, he moved to the Valley 16 years ago. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Phillips of Scottsdale and siblings Johnnie Sue Ferguson of Kingman and Wesley L. Phillips Jr. of Scottsdale.
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Ray Eugene Phillips
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea’ Blvd
Mr. Phillips
Williams Insulation Company
Tatum Blvd
Kansas City
The
Valley
N. 63Rd St
Betsy
Wesley L. Phillips
Scottsdale
Johnnie Sue Ferguson
Kingman
Wesley L. Phillips, Jr
County assessor battles hair policy in federal court
Maricopa County Assessor Ken Kunes faces a federal suit after ordering four vehicle licensing staffers sent home for hair below the collar. Attorney Herb Ely will file in U S District Court, arguing due process and gender equal rights as they affect male employees. One worker plans to trim and return, while four others seek relief from the policy.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Ken Kunes
U.S. District Court
Herb Ely
Kunes
Ely
Gary Gibson
Judge says all may join milk lawsuit in Arizona
Federal Judge Carl A. Muecke ruled that about 500 000 Arizona households and 2 million individuals who bought milk from four dairies since 1965 may join a class action alleging price fixing. The dairies Borden Carnation Foremost and Shamrock faced no contest pleas and face sentencing Sept. 15.
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Phoenix
Arizona
District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Dairies
Borden
Carnation
Foremost
Shamrock
Tom Elke
San Francisco
Muecke
APS seeks higher rates over New Mexico tax impact
Arizona Public Service Co. says a New Mexico tax on electricity generated in the state for use out of state forces higher bills for its Arizona customers. APS asks the Arizona Corporation Commission for permission to pass the tax through. The Four Corners plant in northeastern New Mexico is affected and if approved, the average residential summer bill would rise about 19 cents per month.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
New Mexico
APS
Arizona Corporation Commission
Four Corners
Keith, Turley
County Planning Board weighs changes to stable zoning
Maricopa County Planning Commission to hold a public hearing Thursday on zoning amendments. Key proposals include Article IV repeal and replacement with Article XXIV requiring 10 acre stable sites and 100 foot building setbacks. Other changes cover non-residential mobile home use and hotel staff living quarters.
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Maricopa County
Board of Supervisors
Commission
Computer system speeds land fraud prosecutions in Arizona
An assistant U.S. attorney said a new computerized filing system will speed prosecutions of land fraud cases in Arizona. In two weeks the federal agency will run a system to collect massive records including contracts signatures and related paperwork.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S
Arizona Insurance Premiums Probe Sought by Rep Cauthorn
Rep Jo Cauthorn asked Atty Gen Bruce Babbitt to probe possible anti trust violations by insurers in setting malpractice premiums. She questions 600 percent increases for Arizona hospitals and urges action.
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Tucson
Jo Cauthorn
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Cauthorn
Arizona
Patrick Trial Postponed In Perjury Case
Phoenix Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy postponed the trial of Joe Patrick former congressional aide for one week. The two day delay aims to allow the state time to respond to a defense motion to suppress grand jury testimony Patrick gave last December.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Charles Hardy
Joe Patrick
Patrick
Rescue teams search desert over missing San Felipe family
U.S. and Mexican rescue crews converge on a desert mountain near San Felipe to locate Frank Seay 38, his wife Sharon 36, and their 16 year old daughter Sherry, all members of the Sierra Club, who have been missing.
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San Felipe
Mexico
United States
Sierra Club
Frank Seay
Sharon
Sherry
Aleshire sworn in as city manager in Scottsdale
Franklin D. Aleshire was formally sworn in as Scottsdale city manager after capturing the post amid a council meeting. Mayor William C. Jenkins lauded Aleshire as a foremost city manager, while Nemetz received praise for guiding the city during a difficult interim period.
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Aleshire
Scottsdale
Franklin D. Aleshire
Fern Nell
William C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
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Howard Hughes
Fannin Lauds
Donald S. Egbert
Evelyn E
Roger Cram
Eunice
Ray E. Phillips
Meyer Hardware
Lee Prins
George Hembree
Robert Gonzales
Phil Jacobs
Joseph Lentobski
David Sandy
W. Jefferson
N. Scottsdale Rd
Everett Griffin
EXON
Scottsdale RD
McKellips
van Buren
Associated Press
Tucson International Airport
Corrections Department
Tucson Airport Authority
Prescott
James Kohler
Ana
James D. Wiley
Arizona Health Foundation
Fountain Hills
Desert Singers
Mesa Westwood High School
Fireworks ‘Productions, Inc
Tempe
Fountain Hills Park
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Road
Mésa
Park
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