Murphy touts 6th Fleet readiness to win at sea in Mediterranean
Vice Adm. Daniel Murphy of the 6th Fleet says Soviet naval power in the Mediterranean is formidable but asserts the fleet is ready to defeat the enemy at sea. He notes increased Soviet strength, improvements in air and subs defenses, and the addition of EA-46B Prowler electronic countermeasures aboard carriers.
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Edgar Prina Copley
Gaeta
Italy
Daniel Murphy
Brooklyn
Mediterranean
Tam
Little Rock
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Naval Operations
Murphy
6Th Fleet
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Three men held on 110000 bond in narcotics shooting case
Three men were jailed on 110000 bond after a shooting that wounded two narcotics agents near Cordes Junction. John Grange Christopher Stillman and Brett Byrd face charges. preliminary hearing set for Monday. Victims Martinez and Tanaka in satisfactory condition at St Josephs Hospital.
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UPI
Cordes Junction
John C. Grange
Christopher Stillman
Brett Adam Byrd
Grange
Stillman
Byrd
Mayor Justice Court
Mayer
Marty Martinez
Michael Tanaka
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dewey
Martinez
Tanaka
Here
$33,500 Grant Set For Indian Education Plan
Scottsdale School Board accepted a $33,500 U S Office of Education planning grant to create a five year Indian education plan. Year one will test tutoring using qualified Indian students and develop a Southwest history course to boost cultural background while staying in mainstream education. The board also approved $30,464 for musical instruments and tabled a $27,363 typewriter purchase pending quality tests of non IBM models.
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Scottsdale
U.S. Office of Education
Marvin Leiske
Woman 27 fears knife-wielding intruder in Scottsdale
A 27 year old Scottsdale woman said she woke to a man kneeling over her with a six to ten inch knife at about 2 05 am. The intruder fled after she cried out. Seven bras and one slip were found on the bed and drawers opened. No forced entry was detected.
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Scottsdale
Jan Zosky
N. 70Th St
Zosky
Fort Apache open for recreation after rains. two creeks open
Whiteriver area reopens for camping and fishing as rains ease. The western zone near Highway 60 remains closed. Cibeque Creek and Canyon Creek in that sector are open to campers and anglers. The Arizona Supreme Court upholds a rape conviction, Leroy Satchell, 56, sentenced to 163 years for kidnapping, rape, aggravated battery, and assault with a deadly weapon.
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Whiteriver
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Cibeque Creek
Canyon Creek
Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Leroy Satchell
County Supervisors consider budget screening office
Phoenix county supervisors chair Bob Corbin said a special office to screen budget requests may be needed due to possible padding in department budgets. He noted it is hard to verify whether departments truly need the requested funds.
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Phoenix — County Supervisors
Bob Corbin
Corbin
New Mexico man arrested in Lincoln County burglary case
A 23 year old Las Cruces man, James Lowell Carmichael, was arrested in Tempe on a warrant from Lincoln County New Mexico for a Ruidoso burglary in which two suspects were killed. The incident involved two other suspects who died from gunfire.
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Tempe
New Mexico
N.M
James Lowell Carmichael
Las Cruces
Lincoln County
Four to stand trial in migrant worker slaying
Four persons accused of killing a migrant farm worker last Jan 31 were ordered to stand trial for murder in an Arizona Supreme Court ruling. Epimento Lopez of Chandler and three Mexican nationals Margarito Almeda Gallegos Martinez and Jesus Chavira are charged with first degree murder.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Epimento Lopez
Chandler
Margarito Almeda
Gallegos Martinez
Jesus Chavira
Round-up of Arizona races fends taxes crime and mining
Democratic governor hopeful Ross urges immediate tax cuts and local assessor control to curb government growth while opposing sales tax on food. Senate hopeful Marshall blasts rising crime rates amid FBI stats in Phoenix and Tucson. Republican Williams defends copper industry and job protection against mining regulation fears. Democrat Pratt warns against educational experiments over innovation guidance.
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Jack Ross
Ross
Marshall
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
FBI
Phoenix
Tucson
Williams
Globe Chamber of Commerce
Raul Castro
Castro
Arizona
GOP
Tougher resort rules urged in PV Paradise Valley resort rules tighten acreage and control
The Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission backed stricter resort hotel rules raising minimum net lot size to 20 acres and requiring unified ownership and nontransferable permits until occupancy. It also limits transient trade facilities and removes horseback riding from definitions. The panel also approved the La Colina 24 lot subdivision preliminary plat east of 32nd Street near Mirada Los Arcos III.
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North
la Colina
Maluof Bros. Development Co
32Nd Street
Mirada Los Arcos III
Vatican to double railing bars at St. Peter's dome
Vatican sources say the 300 year old safety railing around St. Peter's Basilica observation dome will have its bars doubled to remove child sized gaps. The plan aims to enhance security and prevent falls.
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Vatican City
UPI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
Obituary: Charles E. Stevens 81 Dies in Maricopa County
Services held for Charles E. Stevens 81 who died Thursday in Maricopa County Hospital. Born in Arizona he was a longtime maintenance worker at Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Survivors include wife Marie son Albert a niece and three grandchildren burial at Salt River Indian Reservation Cemetery arranged by Gibbons Bunker Tempe Mortuary.
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Charles E. Stevens
Maricopa County Hospital
Mr.Stevens
E. Thomas
Arizona
Phoenix Indian Medical
Marie
Albert
Salt River Indian Reservation
Gibbons Bunker
Services for Donald P. Salisbury Held at Green Acres
Donald P. Salisbury, 60, died Monday at St. Luke's Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He lived on East Pinchot, came to Arizona in 1959 from Flint Michigan, and worked 40 years as a Singer Friden sales representative. He was a World War II Navy veteran and member of the Navy League and Michigan University Alumni Association. He is survived by his wife Ethel two daughters Lynda Del Nero and Laurie Salisbury two brothers and two grandchildren. Friends may visit today 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. at the mortuary.
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Donald P. Salisbury
St. Luke’ S Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mr. Salisbury
E. Pinchot
Arizona
Flint
Michigan
University of Michigan
Harvard School of Business
Lawrence
Wisc.) College
Navy League
Michigan University Alumni Association
Elgin
Singer- Friden Business Machines
Ethel
Lynda C. del Nero
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Laurie J. Salisbury
Phoenix
Scottsdale High gets new architect for renovation plan
Scottsdale School Board selects Thomas Justin Imbs to lead preliminary planning and cost estimates for Scottsdale High School renovation. A 4.5 million bond election is set for October 22. Planning will define scope and cost before phased razing and student relocations during the project. Imbs is an American Institute of Architects member, chosen from 23 applicants.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Justin Imbs
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale High
Jack Kearney
Imbs
2Nd St
The
American Institute of Architects
Stolen Kitchen Equipment From Robino Ladd Complex
Police report theft of about 1180 dollars worth of kitchen gear from a townhouse at 1211 N 84th Way. Four electric ranges and backguards four dishwashers plus 30 extension cords removed after a sliding glass door was pried open. All items found in the kitchen.
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Robino
Ladd Development Co
Winfield Scott Plaza
84Th Way
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