Scottsdale man dies after Phoenix crash
R L Fisher 59 of 8220 FE Cypress St died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital from injuries suffered in a two car crash at First and Roosevelt Streets. He was an inspector for the Arizona Department of Transportation. לכ
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Phoenix
R.L. Fisher
Cypress St
Good Samaritan Hospital
First
Roosevelt Streets
Fisher
Arizona Department of Transportation
First Street
Terry N. Blount
Missouri
Blount
Robert C. Oishi
68Th St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
McDowell Roads
Oishi
Desert Samaritan
Scottsdale Road
McDowell
Richard E. Bork
E. Thornwood
Bork
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
SMH
Indian School Road
Tammi L. Zingarelli
E. Pershing
Pamela S. Kirk
E. Eugie
Solar center bid tops list of rivals in Arizona race
Arizona faces stiff competition from California Georgia Colorado New England and New Mexico for the Federal Solar Energy Institute center. Battelle Memorial Institute analyst Dave Morrison identified top rivals among 20 bidders.
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Tucson
Arizona
Federal Solar Energy Institute
California
Georgia
Colorado
New England
New Mexico
Dave Morrison
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Ohio
Arizona Supreme Court censures two for attorney ads
The Arizona Supreme Court censured John R. Bates and Van O'Steen for advertising a Phoenix legal clinic in a February newspaper. The case could reach the U.S. Supreme Court, with an appeal expected soon.
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Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
John R. Bates
van O’steen
William C. Canby
State Supreme Court
U.S. Evacuates 300 from Beirut in Naval Operation
The U S Navy evacuated about 300 Americans and other foreigners from Beirut aboard the 16900 ton amphibious ship Coronado. Ambassador Talcott Seelye departed for Washington with plans to return, while President Ford and Defense officials monitored the operation from Washington.
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Lebanon
U.S. Navy
Ford
Pentagon
Washington
Coronado
Athens
U.S
Talcott W. Seelye
White House
Russian chess master seeks asylum in Holland
Soviet grandmaster Viktor Korchnoi, ranked No 2, applied for political asylum in the Netherlands. He visited Amsterdam police to lodge the request, with officials forwarding it to The Hague. He had come to the Netherlands for the IBM chess championship, tying for first with Anthony Miles.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Viktor Korchnoi
Korchnoi
Anatoly Karpov
Soviet Union
Korchnioi
Aliens Department of
Justice Ministry
Hague
Anthony Miles
Karpov
Bobby Fischer
Soviet Chess Union
Vast Field: 267 Candidates Enter Arizona Primary
A total of 267 candidates have been fielded by Arizona's Democratic, Republican, Socialist Workers, and Liberatorian parties for nomination to state and national offices.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Democratic
Republican Socialist Workers
Liberatorian
Shortwave transmitter stolen from local shed
A $3,000 U S government shortwave transmitter receiver was stolen from a locked shed behind Henry R Zenta's home on Hayden Road between 4 PM Sunday and 6 AM Monday. Police reported break in evidence and also said a $200 tool box and a government owned $3100 electrome omimeter were taken.
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U.S
Henry R. Zenta
N. Hayden Rd
Mundas
Senta
Arizona National Guard
Scottsdale man ordered to stand trial in rape case
A 25 year old Scottsdale man Val Courtney faces trial in Maricopa County Superior Court after Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Nancy West found probable cause in an alleged sexual assault. Courtney allegedly walked into a sleeping woman's apartment and attempted to rape her while she was unaware. Investigators noted the woman left her keys in the door before bed in the early hours of May 21. The defense claims the woman consented to the advances.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Val Courtney
78Th St
Courtney
Malpractice crisis blamed on insurers
Atlanta AP report cites rising medical malpractice insurance costs as caused by insurer greed and physician incompetence. Robert G. Begam, incoming president of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, claims premiums rise to recoup losses and criticizes providers as contributing factors. He cites studies alleging about 16,000 of 320,000 physicians are unfit to practice.
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Atlanta
Robert G. Begam
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Phoenix
Want Ad Seeks Work for His OSS
A short notice requests employment for a man connected to OSS duties. It seeks a position leveraging his experience in intelligence and covert operations. Details on location and contact are unavailable in the readable text.
Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better Ad
An advertisement from Bel tone Electronics Corp offers a free non operating model hearing aid to anyone who responds. The aid weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level in one unit. Send for this model to a Chicago address or to Dept. 9072 for free voters.
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Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
UEWL
Vietora St
Chi
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