Brown reassures Korea of continued U S support in talks
Defense Secretary Harold Brown ends talks with South Korea on the U S troop withdrawal plan and pledges continued military aid. The communique outlines a combined command and a phased pullout of 33,000 U S ground troops over four to five years with a 1.9 billion dollar aid package.
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Seoul
South Korea
Harold Brown
U.S
United States
North Korea
Congress
Brown
Tokyo
Suh Jyong-chul
Americans oppose loopholes but back tax cuts in survey
Washington AP report notes the public sees many tax loopholes and wants reform that eases the load on most, while supporting provisions that cut taxes. The Roper Organization study, cited by H R Block, finds optimism toward reform and skepticism about fairness of the IRS with respect to high earners.
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Washington
Congress
Roper Organization Inc
Henry W. Bloch
H & R Block Inc
House Ways and Means
Roper
Internal Revenue Service
Murder suspect arrested in Arizona death case
Cochise County deputies say Guillermo Hernandez, 20, was arrested on an open murder charge in the death of a young woman whose body was found in a watering trough. Two juveniles were also taken into custody pending further investigation. no charges filed yet.
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Douglas
Cochise County
Guillermo Hernandez
Phoenix DPS motorcycle unit officers face demotion
An investigation into seven Department of Public Safety motorcycle officers found alleged sexual involvement with several women in a Parker motel. All officers, part of a Phoenix based unit, were sent to Parker during Easter to deter violence in the college town along the Colorado River.
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Phoenix
Department of Public Safety
Parker
Colorado River
Bakers Union Local 232 Ratifies 3-Year Deal with Holsum Bakery
Bakers Union Local 232 votes to end a six week strike against Holsum Bakery Inc. after incidents of violence and vandalism. Workers expected to return to work Wednesday night as officials confirm the three year contract.
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Phoenix
Bakers Union Local 232
Holsum Bakery Inc
Trial date set in $1 million Indian jewelry robbery case
Flagstaff and Colorado Springs linked case lists Sept. 7 trial in Coconino County Superior Court for the Indian jewelry robbery. James Hood, 37, pleads innocent to seven counts of kidnapping and armed robbery. held on $200,000 bond after FBI arrest in May. Adoption case deadline set in Tucson. White Mountain Apache Tribe given seven weeks to file more information for federal intervention in adoption of two Indian girls by Anglo couple. judge Mary Anne Richey sets Sept. 9 deadline.
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Flagstaff
Colorado Springs
Coloman
Coconino County
James Harold Hood
Counity
Hood
Colorado
FBI
Tucson
White Mountain
Parole bid by Chowchilla kidnap suspects after guilty pleas
Three men from wealthy families pleaded guilty to 27 counts of kidnapping for ransom in the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping of 1976. They face five years to life on those counts while preserving innocence on bodily harm charges which could yield life without parole. Prosecutor Milner aims to convict on bodily harm while dismissing armed robbery counts in exchange for pleas.
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Oakland
Calif
Chowchilla
Lester Gendron
James Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Richard
Frederick N. Woods
David Milner
Madera
Milier
Central Valley
Livermore
Freedom
Obituary of Lester D. Satchell Jr. in Scottsdale
Lester Daniel Satchell Jr., 66, of 3928 N Granite Reef Rd, Scottsdale, died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in New York, he moved to the Valley 19 years ago from California. A Navy World War II veteran who served at Pearl Harbor, he was a commercial real estate broker and owner of Research and Development Properties. Survivors include his wife Margaret C., a son Lester Daniel III, two daughters Leslene DD. McMann and Candace M. Hail, one brother, and three grandchildren. Private services were held. arrangements by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel.
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Lester Daniel Satchell Jr
Granite Reef Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
New York
Mr. Satchell
Valley
California
Scottsdale
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Margaret C
Lester Daniel III
Leslene DD. McMann
Candace M. Hail
Utah
Messinger Mortuary and Chapel
Services for Ronald G. Mitchell Held in Texas
Ronald G. Mitchell 19 died last week in Texas. Services set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Green Acres Mortuary Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include Harrie and Doris Chartier his parents Oliver Mitchell of Colorado brothers Richard and Kenneth sisters Mary Bocher Deborah and Kathy. Interment will follow at Green Acres Gardens.
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Ronald G. Mitchell
Texas
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Colorado
Mitchell
N. 87Th Way
Coronado High School
Go-Lo Self Service
Harrie
Doris Chartier
Oliver Mitchell
Richard
Kenneth
Mary Bocher
California
Deborah
Kathy
Scottsdale
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Scottsdale Planning Commission weighs multiple zoning changes tonight
Hallcraft Homes seeks rezoning to 77 single family homes on 24.5 acres at McDonald Drive and 78th Street. Enricho's Restaurant proposes a skateboard park on 1.8 acres at 73rd Street and Earls Drive. Kaiser Aetna plans seven 35000 plus square foot jets at 7400 E Northern Ave. Casa Ocotillo seeks a 66 unit elderly apartment complex with a density clash between general plan and use permit.
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Hallcraft Homes Inc
Scottsdale
73Rd Street
Earls Drive
Enricho’s
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Northern Ave
Casa Ocotillo
Civic Center Plaza
Earll Drive
Resident sentenced for Scottsdale slaying of roommate Lee Gardiner Jr
Michael Ray DeCoe, 31, was sentenced to 15 to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the Oct 2 1976 shooting death of Lee Gardiner Jr 42 in their apartment at 7440 E Thomas Rd Scottsdale. DeCoe claimed voices urged the act and apologized in court while public defender urged leniency citing mental illness. The judge said DeCoe poses a danger to society and himself.
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Michael Ray DeCoe
Scottsdale
Lee Gardiner Jr
DeCoe
Maricopa County Superior Court
A. Melvin McDonald
Gardiner
E. Thomas Rd
John Oberg
Michael Donovan
Jewelry valued at 5610 dollars stolen in Scottsdale break-in
A Scottsdale woman, Carolyn Morrison, reported jewelry valued at 5610 dollars stolen from her home on 5863 E. Thomas Rd. Police said there were no signs of forced entry. The break-in occurred between last Wednesday and Monday morning and included a 3500 dollar diamond ring and other jewelry.
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Scottsdale
Carolyn Morrison
E. Thomas Rd
Massachusetts escapee captured in Scottsdale arrest
Michael Harrington, 29, an escapee from a Massachusetts prison, was arrested at the Century Lane Apartments in Scottsdale at 12:30 p.m. Monday on an outstanding Boston warrant from March 17. He faced concurrent sentences for rape and unnatural acts and was staying with a relative when located.
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Massachusetts
Scottsdale
Michael Harrington
Century Lane
Camelback Rd
Harrington
Boston
Massachusetts Department of Corrections
Burglary Suspect Arrested After Broadway Store Break-in
A 26-year-old Phoenix man, Paul R. Tredici, was found inside the Broadway department store at 7333 E. McDowell Rd after hours. He wore clothing taken in the burglary and tripped a silent alarm. Arraignment on a burglary charge is set today with $169 in clothing alleged stolen.
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Phoenix
Broadway
E. McDowell Rd
Paul R. Tredici
N. 42Nd St
Tredici
Arizona schools face legal snag over federal construction funds
State officials said federal grants totaling 88 million dollars from the Economic Development Administration may be at risk as a 90 day construction deadline clashes with Arizona law requiring voter approval. The State Board of Education approved 5.6 million for Phoenix Union High District libraries and gyms and eyed a 30 day special election loophole to speed remodeling.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Public Instruction
Carolyn Warner
The
Economic Development Administration
Warner
State Board of Education
Phoenix Union
Jim Hartgraves
EDA
State Department of Education
Body found in car trunk near Muleshoe Texas
Ronald G. Mitchell, 19, of Scottsdale Arizona, was found decomposed in the trunk of a car near Muleshoe Texas. Blood at the scene and an autopsy pending were noted as Texas Rangers investigate. The car with Oklahoma plates belonged to his brother in Irving Texas.
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Scottsdale
Texas
Sheriff’s
Ronald G. Mitchell
Muleshoe
Tex
Panhandle
Mitchell
Irving
Texas Rangers
Doctors debate Warren health in Arizona court
In Phoenix doctors clash over Ned Warren Sr. health ahead of sentencing on 22 felony counts of land fraud and bribery. Warren, 63, has faced hospital stays and home confinement under 24 hour guard as he fights the charges.
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Superior Court
Ned Warren Sr
Tucson
Warren
Ruben Valdez
Maricopa County General Hospital
William H. Clark
Pima County
Equitable Mortgage Co
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