Governors Back Away From Energy Decisions At Midwest Meet
At the Conference of Midwestern Governors in Rapid City the leaders avoided bold steps on fuel and power. They rejected a plan for a nationwide power grid and a Alaska oil pipeline, citing insufficient understanding of options. They did approve funding for hydroelectric studies and urged soybean export relaxation amid projected multibillion dollar losses.
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Rapid City
S.D
UPI
Midwest
Paradise Valley Homeowners Sue Over Faulty Wiring and Inspection Failures
The Bessermans sue the Town of Paradise Valley and John W. Martin Construction Co. for alleged improper electrical wiring, lax inspections, and code violations on a $100,000 residence. They seek damages and claim emotional distress, while Registrar of Contractors hearings were scheduled for July 24–25 to review the complaints and possible license action.
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Paradise
Valley
Fan
Maricopa County Superior
Richard Besserman
Crystal Lane
Adolphus J.juni
Hart
T Rewistrar
Martin Construction Co
Phoenix
Coordine
Wilhan
Bo Revis
Bessermans
Demaces
Hye
Paradise Valley, Inc
John W. Martin Construction Co., Inc
Registrar of Contractors Office
Registrars Office
D. Jay Ryan
Besserman
Obituary for Mary G Hall 83 Scottsdale Community
Services for Mary G. Hall 83 of 7934 E Loma Land Drive will be 1 p m Saturday at St Daniel s Catholic Church 7923 E Latham burial in Green Acres Cemetery She died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital born in
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Mary G. Hall
E. Loma Land Drive
St. Daniel's Catholic Church
E. Latham
Green Acres Cemetery
Hall
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Late-life move noted for Mrs Hall with Arizona link
Mrs Mary G Hall, initially in Detroit and later California, moved to Arizona in 1958. Survivors include son George of Scottsdale and a grandchild, with a brother and sister living out of state. Funeral arrangements handled by Green Acres Mortuary.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
Arizona
George
Scottsdale
Green Acres
Readmore Book Store Owner Christopher W. Weaver Dies
Christopher W. Weaver, 56, owner of Readmore Book Store at 4008 E Indian School, died Wednesday in Doctors Hospital Phoenix. He lived three years in Phoenix, born in Champaign Illinois, and was an amateur radio operator. Services at Paradise Chapel 30s4 FE Indian School. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survived by wife Martha three sons Dan Phoenix David Atlanta Robert Lafayette Ind a daughter Mrs Cherry Hoff man San Francisco a sister out of state and 10 grandchildren.
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Christopher W. Weaver
Readmore
E. Indian School
Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
Mr. Weaver
Champaign
Paradise Chapel
St. Francis
Martha
Dan
David
Atlanta
Robert
Lafayette
Ind
Cherry Hoffman
San Francisco
Hoffa Seeks Return to Old Job Amid Talks and Hearings
Fragmentary text indicates Hoffa pursues his former position with possible involvement of a court or radio show discussions. Mentions individuals such as Thos White and other unnamed figures in a contentious public dispute.
Scottsdale Board Approves Study of Year Round Pilot Program
The Scottsdale School Board unanimously endorsed studying a year round pilot for elementary and high schools with a 1974 75 start but rejected speeding up the plan. They seek input from the new superintendent and consider a volunteer coordinator or intern.
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William T. Randall
of Citizens
F. C. Schilling
Robert Usdane
Utah
Arizona
Schilling
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Clear Look At
Scottsdale Schools
Cilass
State Board of Education
Usdane
State Board
Phoenix
Thomas L. Townzen
Hohokam
Edward V. Keeley
Eliza beth Simon obituary an Army WWII veteran dies in Phoenix
Mrs. Elizabeth Simon, 68, of 4800 North 68th Street, Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, Tucson native La Crosse Wisconsin, served as an Army Air Force classification specialist in World War II. She came to Phoenix in 1972. Survived by husband Seviour. Services private.
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Elizabeth Simon
68Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Simon
la Crosse
Wis
Army Air Force
Phoenix
Seviour
Town budget up for final approval in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley town council will finalize the 1973-74 budget of 815,088 dollars and approve deed acceptance of the Berneil Dike from Berneil Water Co. The dike will be widened and deepened for flood control for northern residents, with a flood channel replacing much of the dike along Invergordon Road to Indian Bend Wash.
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Paradise Valley
Mary Ann Brines
Berneil Water Co
Brines
Todd Rockwell
Invergordon Road
Mountain View Road
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale YMCA to offer swimming classes for deaf children
The Scotts dale YMCA will offer swimming classes for deaf children next week not lip reading or sign language instruction. An article in Wednesday's Progress noted lip reading and sign language classes for ages starting at three. Contact the YMCA for session times by age group.
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Scottsdale
Highway hearing set on I 10 Phoenix connection location
The Maricopa Association of Governments schedules a public forum on August 1 to hear feelings about where the Interstate 10 link should connect with the Phoenix urban area. MAG regional council, led by Scottsdale Mayor B L Tims, set the date Wednesday night. The meeting will be at 7 p m in the Maryvale High School auditorium.
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Phoenix
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Scottsdale
B.L. Tims
Maryvale High School
Real estate appraiser Pappas loses NYRF chair bid
Atlanta based Tom Pappas, real estate appraiser, falls short of the National Young Republican Federation chairmanship after polling 50.5 of 850 votes. Dick Smith of Florida wins the post in a roll call vote, with Pappas appealing for Smith to be elected by acclamation.
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Atlanta
Phoenix
Tom Pappas
National Young Republican Federation
Pappas
Dick Smith
Florida
Smith
GOP
Arizona horses under watch for sleeping sickness outbreak
Assistant State Veterinarian H F Mikles reported six Arizona horses showing symptoms of the western strain of encephalomyelitis or sleeping sickness. One horse was from Coolidge and five from the West Phoenix area. At least two yearling horses had not been vaccinated.
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Phoenix
Arizona
H.F. Mikles
Coolidge
West Phoenix
Water use hits Phoenix record pace Tuesday
Phoenix water officials reported a record 315,630,000 gallons used on Tuesday. City water and sewers director Art Vondrick noted this equals about 400 gallons per resident.
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Phoenix
Art Vondrick
City Water and Sewers
Twin-Engine Cessna Crashes in Phoenix Kills Two
A light twin-engine Cessna crashed in the 2100 block near West Deer Valley Road in northwest Phoenix. Police said two people were killed and identities were not immediately released as the fire remained confined to the aircraft.
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Phoenix
West Deer Valley Road
Loloma PTO to Meet on Crowding Plan With District Leaders
Loloma Elementary School parents join district officials Dr. F C Schilling and Jack Kearney in an 8 p m meeting at Loloma cafeteria 3720 N Marshall Way to discuss alleviating classroom crowding.
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Loloma Elementary School
F. C. Schilling
Loloma
N. Marshall Way
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