Babbitt says gambling probe will clear him
FBI scrutiny of Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt over gambling links is described by Hawkins as preliminary and unproven. Babbitt rejects allegations, calling the probe fruitless and denouncing rumors as unfounded while noting political overtones amid his gubernatorial bid.
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Soviets condemn U S neutron bomb push in Washington
Moscow denounces U S plans to produce the neutron bomb after a Nevada underground test disclosure. Yuri Kornilov accuses the Carter administration of scuttling arms talks as White House weighs a final decision due by mid August. The weapon aims to kill via radiation while preserving buildings, with less blast but wider fallout.
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Plane damaged in landing at Scottsdale Airport
A single engine Beachcraft Bonanza nose gear and propeller were damaged when it bounced on landing and skidded off the taxi lane at Scottsdale Municipal Airport. The female pilot, a Scottsdale resident, was returning from California. The main runway, closed for resurfacing and upgrades, reopened today as the airport plans another closure in about three weeks for striping.
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Betty S. Sand obituary recounts Illinois native who died at 57
Betty Sutherland Sand 57 of 3019 N 60th St died at home Wednesday. Born in Illinois she moved to the Valley in 1964 from California. Survived by husband Anthony B and daughter Laura Elizabeth Abright Phoenix. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary until 9 p.m. today. Service at 10 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Chapel. Interment private. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Death of June Spicer in San Francisco Obituary
June Spicer, 77, of 4800 N. 68th St., died Thursday while visiting in San Francisco. She is survived by daughter Dana Mc Cown of Australia and two grandchildren. Services will be held Monday in Milwaukee, with interment in Forest Home Cemetery. Donations to the American Heart Association.
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Election setback for Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party
In Tokyo the Liberal Democratic Party faces a potential second election setback in seven months as voters head to the polls to fill half the upper house seats. Polls show the LDP short of a governing majority, with opposition Socialists and Communists losing ground but the Komeito and Democratic Socialist gains possible. The Lockheed affair tarnished the party and public trust remains low, undermining its once secure Diet control and prompting concern over delayed legislation if the LDP loses its majority.
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Shooting victim identified at grave site
A 20 year old woman Joyce Marian Gutierrez of 10200 N Tatum Blvd was found dead at her husbands grave in Green Acres Cemetery 401 N Hayden Rd with a gunshot wound to the head A pistol was found near the body Police said the death was ruled a self inflicted act and noted the husband Rudy Gutierrez died in 1975 at age 20
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Arizona news roundup highlights tax losses and veterans case
Maricopa County Assessor Ken Kunies says businesses underreport personal property values, hiring auditors to recover about 1 million dollars in assessed value monthly, translating to over 1 million dollars in annual tax losses. A Vietnam veteran’s mother files suit over alleged misdiagnosis and death at the Veterans Hospital. DES to require PreHab of Mesa to remove religious items as licensing condition for a juvenile rehabilitation center.
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Record demand for University of Arizona dorm space rises
Tucson reports 4737 room requests for fall term as housing director William Wallace says space exists for 4872 students. In Phoenix, the Salaries for Elective State Officers panel will be funded past Oct 1 with a $5000 legislative appropriation and must report by then. In another Phoenix case, Lewis McDaniel, 22, is convicted of first degree murder robbery and kidnapping in an airline baggage clerk slaying and faces sentencing August 26.
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Woman Injured in Two Car Crash at Pima and Shea
Magdalene M. Forbis a 42 year old Phoenix woman was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after her car was struck by another vehicle making a left turn at the Pima Road and Shea Boulevard intersection. The other driver Alberta Wilson 73 of 9045 E. Sweetwater Dr was cited for failure to yield right of way.
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