Copper unions and firms bet on quick settlements after holiday
Hopes run high as after holiday talks resume between five copper producers and unions representing about 38 000 workers. Magma and Kennecott settlements set a wage path with 85 cent hourly raises and fringe benefits lifting total to 1 04 per hour.
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Phoenix
Magma Copper Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kennecott
Magma
Tom Striegel
Steelworkers Union
Food prices rise 2 percent in June in Maricopa County
Shoppers paid two per cent more for a fixed food basket in June compared to May, per First National Bank of Arizona released report. June index 1780 equals 17.80 dollars for the basket. costs were 17.46 in May and 16.50 a year ago, driven by increases in other foods meats dairy.
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Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona
Arizona State University
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
First National
Emma E Patterson 90 Phoenix nurse founded Patterson Guest Ranch
Emma E Patterson 90 of 3714 N 50th St died at Doctors Hospital. A Michigan native who moved to the Valley in 1927 she founded Patterson Guest Ranch in Phoenix for convalescent patients and ran it 1929 1947. A Butterworth Hospital graduate she worked as a nurse over 40 years. Survived by two daughters Helen Richardson and Barbara Finch six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services 7:30 p.m. today Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens memorials to Arizona Lung Association.
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Emma E.patterson
50Th St
Doctor’s Hospital
Michigan
Helen Richardson
Phoenix
Barbara Finch
Washington
Green Acres Mortuary
Mayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Arizona Lung Association
E. McDowell
William G. James dies in Scottsdale at 51
William G. James 51 of 8724 E Maricopa St died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A New York native who moved to the Valley in 1962 he was a Navy World War II veteran and worked as a chef at Lulu Belle's and the Mesa Country Club. Survived by wife Wilma two daughters two sons a step-daughter a step-son one brother and six grandchildren. Services were held today at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Hayden Road.
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William G. James
E. Maricopa St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. James
Valley
New York
Lulu Belle’s
Mesa Country Club
Wilma
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Rd
Ethel A. Storm dies at 86 in Scottsdale
Ethel A. Storm 86 of 7436 E Chaparral Rd died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Born in Virginia she moved to the Valley 15 years ago from Pennsylvania Survivors include a sister and two grandchildren Linda Barendh and Neil Cissel both of Scottsdale Services and interment will be in Philadelphia Arrangements handled by Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd sent to the American Cancer Society
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Ethel A. Storrh
E. Chaparral Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Storm
Valley
Pennsylvania
Linda Barendh
Neil Cissel
Scottsdale
Philadelphia
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
American Cancer Society
Robert W Schirmer Memorial Service Held In Phoenix
Robert W. Schirmer age 70 died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale tonight at 7. He moved to the Valley 11 years ago from Illinois and founded Schirmer Engineering Corp. in Illinois. He held highrise fire and building code roles and helped develop NFPA standards. He received the Joseph B Finnegan Award for fire protection engineering. He was a member of Masonic and El Zaribah Lodges Glass and Garden Church Paradise Valley Country Club and Society of Fire Protection Engineers. Survived by Alice a son Chester of Illinois one brother four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials to Glass and Garden Church 8620 E McDonald Dr.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Robert W. Schirmer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Schirmer
Valley
Illinois
Hummingbird Lane
Schirmer Engineering Corp
Ilinois
National Fire Protection Association
Joseph B. Finnegan
Masonic and
el- Zaribah
Glass and Garden Church
Paradise Valley Country Club
The
Society of Fire Protection Engineers
Nevada to check cards at casinos
Nevada gaming regulators warn casinos to inspect new decks before use after a 53 card deck appeared at the Sahara in May. The alert follows a disputed loss claim by Nicholas Zaika of Detroit, tied to an over carded deck and a check stoppage, with the Bee Playing Card Co named as the source of irregular decks.
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Las Vegas
State Gaming Control Board
Nevada
Sahara
Control Board
Nicholas Zaika
Detroit
Zaika
Ron Tanner
The
Bee Playing Card Co
Georgians Visit England in Cultural Exchange Flight
Nearly 400 Georgia travelers arrived in Newcastle England after a fog delay of almost three hours to begin a grass roots program. In Atlanta about 380 Newcastle residents met their American hosts and arrived Monday on the same jet.
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Associated Press
Newcastle
England
Atlanta
Witnesses dispute Tucson police shooting account
Witnesses say the Toyota pickup driven by Jose Sinohui Jr. halted when a officer stepped into its path, contradicting Officer Christopher Dean’s claim that the truck tried to run him down and reverse to fire. The incident occurred amid a large Saturday fight in Tucson.
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Tucson
Jose Sinohui Jr
Christopher Dean
South Tucson
Tucson Fire Chief Skeptical Of Fireworks Ban
About 20 000 people gathered at the University of Arizona on a Monday night to view a fireworks display thought to be the last Independence Day show in Tucson. Fire Chief Dean Holland, who announced a week earlier a fireworks ban, today called it optimistic to think he could ban all demonstrations.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Dean Holland
Empire State Building
Arizona park ranger killed in U S 95 crash near Searchlight
An Arizona man and park ranger James Fleetwood 43 of Bullhead City died in a two car collision on U S 95 about eight miles south of Searchlight Nev early today Nevada Highway Patrol identified the victim as Fleetwood.
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Arizona
U.S. 95
Here
Nevada Highway Patrol
James Fleetwood
Bullhead City
Energy Department delays stem from lack of room in Congress
Washington AP report notes a conference committee on creating a Energy Department met in a cramped Capitol room after a month of delay. lawmakers faced crowded seating as Udall urged inclusivity while Kennedy and aides worked in cloakrooms to finalize the saccharin bill.
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Washington
Government Department
Congress
House Senate
Carter
Energy Department
House
Senate
Ellen Miller
Capitol
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
House Interior Committee
Udall
Senate Health Subcommittee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Subcommittee
Kennedy
Bicentennial Plus One Bright Fourth of July Across Nation
July Fourth 1977 featured light hearted celebrations with fireworks parades and concerts from New York to Muscle Shoals. Billy Carter appeared at a pole climbing contest in Lexington Tennessee and John Collum read the Declaration at Federal Hall New York. A hostage incident at JFK Airport killed two, while protests in Skokie and Columbus drew clashes. The National Archives sealed a time capsule for 2076.
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Billy Carter
Lexington
Tenn
Vietnam
Air Force
New York Harbor
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Hudson River
New York
Charles River
Boston
Mall
Washington
D.C
Muscle Shoals
John Collum
Federal Hall
Wall Street
Larry Peace
West Potomac Park
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Skokie
Ill
Columbus
Ohio
National Archives
Burglary and Theft Reported. Property Stolen Over Weekend
More than $3,600 in property was taken in a burglary and a theft here over the weekend, police reported today. Two television sets and
Centenarian Bartow resident Charlie Smith marks 135th birthday
In Bartow Florida Charlie Smith a former slave who calls himself a United States man celebrated his 135th birthday at the Bartow Convalescent Center He is the oldest on Social Security rolls and the oldest known U S resident His son Chester 70 visited as reporters noted his long life amid a party and a brief health update. Police report burglaries at another residence and a separate theft from a caregiver with valuables including a bracelet valued at 1800 dollars and cash missing.
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Bartow
Fla
Charlie Smith
United States
Smith
Bartow Convalescent Center
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Holsum
Phoenix — Machinists and
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Machinists Union Local 519
Florence
Bud Gomes
Theresa Forker
Chandler
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Gregory Forker
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Marcia Bailey
Grundy Center
Iowa
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Alaska
Scottsdale RD
Dan Woodroof
Energy Vet
Pad & Case Limited
Energy Saver Mfg. Co
Tempe Dist
Ware, Sigler & Faigen, Inc
Mesa
Airrex International
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