Tucson judges order CAP Water Board members to file disclosures
A Pima County Superior Court judge gives two Tucson members of the Central Arizona Project Water Policies Board 45 days to disclose finances. Walter Armer and Dan Clarke Sr. are ordered due to elected official status under the county ordinance. The action stems from a Citizens to Revise Arizona Water Laws suit filed May 15 alleging conflicts among CAP water board members.
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Tucson
Pima County Superior Court
Central Arizona Project Water Policies Board
Norman Fenton
Walter Armer
Dan Clarke Sr
Citizens
Arizona
Central Arizona Water Conservancy District
Terry Thure
Obituary of George W Elliott
Obituary notes funeral services for George W Elliott 59 to be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens visitation is tonight and Thursday evening. Elliott born in Tennessee lived in the Valley 11 years from Crossville and worked as a security guard at the Arizona State Capitol. He was a retired farmer and electrician and a Loyal Order of Moose member. Survivors include daughters Renate Blanchard Phoenix and Giesela Schlueter Germany brother James R Akron sisters Minnie Anerick Downey Agnes Jones Wheaton and Mary Gorny Glen Ellyn.
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George W. Elliott
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Elliott
Tennessee
Valley
Crossville
Tenn
Arizona State Capitol
Loyal Order of Moose
Eliott
E. Oak
Renate Blanchard
Phoenix
Giesela Schlueter
Germany
James R
Akron
Ohio
Minnie Anerick
Downey
Calif
Agnes Jones
Wheaton
Mary Gorny
Glen Ellyn
Death of Chicago Board of Trade member Hermes aged 89
John P. Hermes 89 longtime Chicago Board of Trade member died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Indiana he moved to Scottsdale four years ago from Chicago and belonged to the Knights of Columbus. Survivors include his daughter Mrs. George Dapples of Santa Fe and a sister in Fond du Lac. A prayer service was held at Messinger Mortuary. interment in Chicago at St Henry Cemetery. Memorials to St. Vincent's Hospital Building Fund Santa Fe requested.
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John P. Hermes
Chicago Board of Trade
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Indiana
Bernadine Thieme Dies. Retired Teacher Remembered in Arizona
Bernadine B Thieme 50 a retired school teacher died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital She lived at 6625 East Holly moved from New Jersey to Arizona last year and had been active at First Presbyterian Church in Whippany N J She sang in the church choir Survivors include her husband Raymond son Kurt Burdack daughter Karen Burdack both of Morristown N J and mother Ida Karg of Elizabeth N J Private interment is being arranged by Messinger Mortuary.
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Bernadine
Betty Thieme
Doctor’s Hospital
Thieme
E. Holly
New Jersey
Arizona
First Presbyterian Church
Whippany
N.J
Raymond
Kurt Burdack
Karen Burdack
Morristown
Ida Karg
Elizabeth, N.J
Messinger Mortuary
Thornton J C Castle Thornton 59 Tempe Sign Co Owner Dies
J C Thornton J Castle Thornton 59 owner of the Castle Sign Co in Tempe died at home. Services held at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. An Arizonan for 15 years he was active in Masons Scottish Rite El Zaribah Shrine Elks and St Barnabas Church. Survived by wife Adelaide children Jeffrey Janet Creighton Judith Howell parents Royal J and wife of Billings Mont five brothers two sisters seven grandchildren. Memorial gifts to Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital Phoenix cited.
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J. Castle Thornton
Castle Sign Co
Tempe
48Th St
Paradise Chapel
Thorton
The
Masons
Scottish Rite
el Zaribah Shrine
the Elks
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Adelaide
Jeffrey
Janet Creighton
Phoenix
Judith Howell
Bullhead City
Ariz
Royal J
Billings, Mont
House approves weapons bill opening academies to women
The House passed a 31.2 billion weapons authorization bill 348 to 60 and sent it to the Senate. It funds some Air Force One bomber work but makes no production commitment. It also authorizes binary nerve gas production with limits, awaiting presidential crucial national interest declaration. The compromise allows women to enroll at West Point, Annapolis, and the Air Force Academy next year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Ford
West Point
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Freeway ballot drive seeks Papago route revival in Phoenix
Phoenix voters face a new ballot election on restoring the Papago Freeway through central Phoenix. A citizen group led by Use Now I Ten Effectively gathered enough signatures to place the issue on a future ballot. City Clerk Donna Culbertson notes mayoral and city manager salary ballot items also active. timing to be set by the council.
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Phoenix
Donna Culbertson
William Welsch
Welsch
Decomposed woman found in Fountain Hills desert
A badly decomposed female body, likely in her late teens to early 20s, was discovered in a Fountain Hills desert lot near Glenbrook and Glenhurst. Investigators treat the case as a homicide with autopsy underway. no missing-person match yet and identification uncertain.
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Fountain Hills
Burley Lane
Anderson Contractors
Glenbrook
Glenhurst
Don Spezzano
Sheriff's Department
Phoenix Police
Phoenix Council Delays Second Vote On City Manager Pay Rise
The Phoenix City Council postponed for two weeks a second vote on a $1 091 annual raise for City Manager John Wentz raising his pay to 50 022 per year after a 3 3 tie on July 22 Calvin Goode called for more information before deciding.
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Phoenix
John Wentz
Calvin Goode
Wentz
Sahuaro High School Ceiling Collapse Sparks Inquiry
Tucson District One launches investigation after a 25 ton plaster ceiling in Sahuaro High School auditorium collapses Tuesday. Workmen were repairing a sag found Monday when it dropped onto some 600 seats in the 1,300 seat venue. No injuries, three workers narrowly escaped harm.
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Tucson
Sahuaro High School
Prescott horse trainer shot. condition critical
An investigation continues into the shooting of 24 year old Prescott Downs horse trainer Gary Welch. Yavapai County Deputy Robert Kuebler said Welch was moved to a Phoenix hospital in critical condition with head wounds.
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Prescott
Prescott Downs
Yavapai County
Robert Kuebler
Gary Welch
Phoenix
Copper firms earnings fall in Arizona quarter
Five copper companies operating in Arizona report second quarter 1975 earnings declines due to deteriorating copper prices and reduced ore demand. Companies listed include Anaconda, Phelps Dodge, Kennecott, Cyprus Mines, and Cyprus-based firms alongside ASARCO and Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co. as all report lower profits.
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Tucson
Arizona
Arnings
Desone Copper
T Mining Corp
Anaconda Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
Cyprus Mines Corp
Asarco
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
State GOP director Rosenzweig resigns in September
Arizona Republican Chairman Harry Rosenzweig, 68, said he will resign as state GOP leader on September 27 citing recent medical problems. He began as chairman in 1965 and helped strengthen finances and organization. William Baker is seen as his likely successor.
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Phoenix
Harry Rosenzweig
The
Arizona Republic
Rosenzweig
State Committee
Arizona Republican Party
William Baker
Maricopa County
GOP
Baker
Three charged in Drive-in theft nets $463 alleged break-in
Wisconsin juveniles Steven Draper 16 and Gary Thieme 17 and Phoenix man Dennis Dequardo 18 were arrested in a Papago Bowling Lanes burglary tied to a $463 robbery at A and Z Dairy Drive In. An armed robber targeted the drive-in, threatening staff and stealing a briefcase.
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Wisconsin
Phoenix
Scottsdale Rd
Steven Draper
Gary Thieme
Sussex
Wis
Dennis Dequardo
Scottsdale
Claude Fears
71St Street
Palm Lane
Deguardo
A&z
N. 87Th St
Arthur Soares
Soares
Robbery suspects to stand trial in Scottsdale cases
Michael McGuire and Johnny McMahon, 26 and 24, will stand trial before Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy on Sept 17 for armed robberies at Safeway in Scottsdale and United Sporting Goods on McDowell Road, plus jewelers raids in Phoenix and Tempe. McGuire faces burglary charges. bonds set at 29700 and 22000.
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Michael McGuire
Johnny McMahon
Scottsdale
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
C. Kimball Rose
Maricopa County
McGuire
Liu
McMahon
Safeway
N. Scottsdale Rd
United Sporting Goods
E. McDowell Rd
McGuire and
Sporting Goods
Granjewel Jewelers
Phoenix
Desert Survival Film Shown For Motorola Staff
Motorola Government Electronics Division employees will view a desert survival film and hear a discussion in the plant cafeteria at noon and 4 30 p.m. Thursday before a two week partial vacation shutdown next week. The Maricopa County Health Department provided the film to advise on safety steps for desert travel.
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Motorola
Government Electronics Division
Maricopa County
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Bernadine B. Thieme
J. C. Thornton
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
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Osborne Morris
Associated Press
68Th St
Buck Knifes
Meyer Hardware
Eldon Drapery
Belleview
Discount Coupon
National Auto Glass
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Nite Club
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Lou Monchiley
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