Lance defends 3.4 million loan and stock sale plan
Federal budget director Bert Lance told the Senate committee the 3.4 million loan used to buy 200 000 shares in the Atlanta bank he once led was businesslike legitimate and he hopes to sell the stock soon. He denied any quid pro quo with the bank and said the loan carries a small interest rate. He noted a trustee indicated a sale is imminent and tied his actions to prior financing arrangements.
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Washington
Federal
Bert Lance
Atlanta
Lanc
Senate O
National Bank of Georgia
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Senate
First National Bank of Chicago
Fire Destroys PV Home. $150,000 Loss Reported
A Sunday blaze at Peter Carpenter’s tri level residence on 5815 N Dragoon Lane in Paradise Valley caused $150,000 in damage to the building and contents. About 45 firefighters fought the fire from 5:07 p.m. until 1:35 a.m. Thirteen units responded. several oil paintings were saved, three dogs rescued, and four kittens perished. Six firefighters were minor injuries with three treated at hospital. The cause is under investigation.
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Paradise Valley
Metro
Peter Carpenter
N. Dragoon Lane
Carpenter
Billy
Mark Provinzano
Tim Hoffman
Rick Cratte
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Obituary for Suzanne K Nelson in Scottsdale
Suzanne K Nelson 44 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary. Native of Buffalo New York she moved to Scottsdale over 25 years ago. Survived by husband Earl son James and daughter Candice all in California, a brother three sisters and one grandchild.
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Suzanne K. Nelson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Scottsdale
Nelson
Camino de Los Ranchos
Earl
James
Candice
California
Services for Florence M. Baker in Scottsdale
Florence M. Baker 66 died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary. She lived at 7405 E. Almeria Rd. and moved to Scottsdale in 1972 after thirty years of work in Michigan. Survivors include brothers John of Scottsdale and Melville of Fountain Hills and sister Marilyn Baker of Scottsdale.
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Florence M. Baker
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Michigan
Scottsdale
John
Melville
Fountain Hills
Marilyn Baker
Charles M Dow 99 WWII Royal Canadian Air Force officer dies
Charles M Dow 99 a bomber command officer in World War II died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix He lived at 5409 N 78th St and moved to Scottsdale two years ago Services at 11 30 a m in Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Survivors include sisters G Howland Meyer and Samuel Lundquist of Scotts
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Charles Mason Dow
Royal Canadian Air Force
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Mr. Dow
78Th St
G. Howland Meyer
Samuel Lundquist
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Isobel M Mueller Services and Burial in Portland
Isobel M. Mueller 69 of 5641 N 79th St. died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Services and burial were set for today in Portland Oregon. She lived in the Valley during winters and in Scottsdale six months. She is survived by sister Anna Christine Moe of Scottsdale. Mercer Mortuary directs arrangements.
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Isobel M. Mueller
N. 79Th St
Portland
Ore
Mueller
Good, Samaritan Hospital
Anna Christine Moe
Scottsdale
San Francisco man shot after seizing gun at Phoenix hotel
A San Francisco man identified as Daniel R. Pom, 20, was shot and killed today at the Royal Inn in Phoenix after taking a policeman's revolver during an attempted questioning over stolen credit cards. He had registered as Richard Higley, with San Francisco police confirming the identity.
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Phoenix
San Francisco
the Royal Inn
Richard Higley
Daniel R. Pom 20
Don Lozie
Attorney General Orders Probe Into Prehab of Mesa
Bruce Babbitt directs investigation into Prehab of Mesa Inc a state licensed facility for youth with drug and emotional problems Frank Moreno an AG investigator will question 20 persons including former Prehab staff and parents of clients.
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Phoenix
Bruce Babbitt
Prehab of
Mesa Inc
Frank Moreno
Prehab
Benefits end for 4400 in Arizona this week
DES says unemployment benefits for about 4,400 Arizonans will halt as the national insured unemployment rate falls below 4.5 percent, triggering the termination point. Domestic Court Commissioner Tom Novak notes the 1973 No Fault divorce law created the myth that no fault means no hassles and explains a new law takes effect August 27 to tighten procedures.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Henry Haas
DES Unemployment Insurance Bureau
Tom Novak
Impeachment Rocks Scottsdale SCC Student Government
The student senate at Scottsdale Community College convicted five officers from the Independent Party in a power struggle with the Artichoke faction. President Mark Stevens and four other officers were removed, while Tom Koeppel was acquitted. JoAnn Jones becomes president.
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Scottsdale Community College
Mark Stevens
Jack Curtis
Arthur Bodsky
Paul Schulte
Rick Scott
Tom Koeppel
JoAnn Jones
Maricopa County Community College Board
Cable outage hits Paradise Valley residents
A power failure in Paradise Valley and northeast Phoenix cut electricity for about 34 to 41 minutes as an underground cable failed at a substation on 64th Street and Cactus Road. Arizona Public Service Co. switched customers area by area to repair lines, with most residents being residential.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
64Th Street
Cactus Road
48Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Cheney Road
Cholla Street
Shea
48Th
Airport runway to close for striping at Scottsdale
Scottsdale Municipal Airport will close its runway Wednesday through Friday for striping. A parallel taxiway will serve as a temporary daytime runway for propeller aircraft only, with closures from sunset to sunrise to limit night operations.
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Scottsdale Municipal
Prison population urged to be cut by half in Arizona suit
A University of Arkansas law professor filed a 177 page deposition in federal court supporting a class action by the Arizona Civil Liberties Union. The suit seeks to reduce the Florence State Prison population from 2169 to about 1200, alleging cruel and inhumane conditions contravene constitutional rights. The deposition praises staff but condemns the facility as grossly inadequate.
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Phoenix
Arizona
University of Arkansas
Robert Sarver
Arkansas
West Virginia
Arizona Civil Liberties Union
Florence
Sarver
Alabama
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
Nebraska
California
Minnesota
Texas
Utah
Canada
Arizona State Prison
Harold Cardwell
Hawkins seeks federal help in prison overcrowding suit
U.S. Attorney Mike Hawkins says he will ask the Justice Department to intervene for Arizona State Prison inmates suing over overcrowded and inhumane conditions. He expects a decision by U S Attorney General Griffin Bell within 60 to 90 days after a Civil Rights Division report cited segregation, crowding, health issues, violence, and security breaches.
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Phoenix
U.S
Arizona
Mike Hawkins
U.S. Justice Department
Hawkins
U.S. Atty
Griffin Bell
Bell
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Summer Getaway for Two at THE INN McCormick Ranch
Special two night three day offer at Scottsdale lakefront THE INN McCormick Ranch charges 31.39 per person based on double occupancy. The package includes a cocktail and shrimp, pool and tennis, jacuzzi health club sailing and two 18 hole golf courses, a lakeside champagne dinner, taxes and gratuities. Offer ends September 30 1977.
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Dad
McCormick Ranch
Hubby
Scottsdale
Daddy
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Garden City
Chestnut
Jim Hixenbaugh
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Lofteners
Phoenix and
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E. Indian School
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Babbitt
New Divorce Law Complex
SCC
Artichokes
Roger Brooks
Theinn
N. Scottsdale
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