AFT accuses Warner of improper contribution in Senate bid
The Arizona Federation of Teachers charges state schools chief Carolyn Warner with conflict of interest over a $200 donation from Marston's Inc. Warner denies wrongdoing and questions the timing while DeConcini denies involvement. The AFT calls for Warner's resignation as superintendent amid AG probe into school contracts.
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Phoenix
Carolyn Warner
Leonard Barcelona
AFT
Afl-Cio
Warner
Dennis DeConcini
DeConcini
Attorney General's Office
Barcelona
U.S
Nuclear plant project loses 2nd partner
The Arizona Electric Power Cooperative withdraws from the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station citing delayed unit operation and rising needs. AEPCO will add fossil-fueled units in the early 1980s while remaining participants share the plant’s remaining output.
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Phoenix
Arizona Electric Power Cooperative
Palo Verde
Dexter Smith
AEPCO
Smith
Keith Turley
Arizona Public Service Co
Tucson Gas and Electric
Salt River Project
Southern California Edison
Public Service Co. of
New Mexico
el Paso Electric Co
Directory Publishing Co
California
Warrant issued for Warren associate in fraud case
Federal authorities seek John Kearney a Tempe man and former associate of Ned Warren Sr. after his May 17 fraud conviction. Kearney faces civil suits over a $172 643 debt to Warren and related real estate transfers tied to Warren firms and Lazar Corp as Warren figures in ongoing investigations.
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Phoenix
Ned Warren Sr
John Kearney
Tempe
U.S. District Court
Maricopa County
Kearney
Warren
Carl Muecke
U.S. Marshalls
Muecke
Navajo County
Camelback Mortgage Corp
Junior Investment Corp
Ned Warren Jr
Arizona DPS to discipline 13 employees over misconduct
The Arizona Department of Public Safety will take disciplinary action against 13 officers for alleged wrongdoing. Director Vernon Hoy declined to identify those disciplined or their roles while noting they remain employed. Raul Castro announced a Pima County abuse review nearing completion with possible license revocation if upheld. In Chandler a $2,247 loan helps a short funded softball team enter a Houston tournament. Two Californians, Harry and Marsha Gash of Fontana, were killed in a head on crash near Seligman on U.S. 66.
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Phoenix
Department of Public Safety
Vernon Hoy
Hoy
Department
Chandler
Houston
Tex
Chandler Community Action Agency
Ogden Rice
Community Action Agency
Defense seeks secrecy on Bolles witness identities in Don Bolles case
A Maricopa County judge weighs sealing defense witnesses in the Don Bolles slaying against open records. The motion argues publicity could endanger witnesses including Thomas O Grady, while prosecutors say the court lacks power to seal or curb reporting. Separately, a bank robbery in Phoenix led to the arrest of Gary Keyer and the detention of Linda Bayless after a note demanding cash.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County Superior Court
John Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
William Feldhacker
David Perry
William Schafer III
Thomas O'Grady
O’grady
Adamson
Bolles
Arizona
Feldhacker
O'Grady
Schafer
Perry
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Aeon, Tobacco and Firearms
Webb hotels may be sold to Marriott in tentative talks
Del E. Webb Corp. has discussed selling Arizona California and Nevada hotels to Marriott. Webb president Robert H. Johnson said preliminary discussions have been held with no agreement reached. Webb owns the Sahara Mint in Las Vegas Sahara Tahoe Lake Tahoe Primadona Reno Towne House Phoenix Mountain Shadows Scottsdale Newporter Inn Newport Beach California.
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Phoenix
del E. Webb Corp
Arizona
California
Nevada
Marriott Corp
Webb
Robert H. Johnson
Marriott
Bethesda
Johnson
Mint
Las Vegas
Lake Tahoe
Reno
Nev
Mountain Shadows
Scottsdale
Newport Beach
Calif
Obituary for Stanley J. Peabody executive and author
Services for Stanley J. Peabody 52 an EMP Electronics Inc Tempe executive since 1954 will be at Calvary Church of the Valley. He was Small Businessman of the Year 1965 deacon ASU Alumni president 1951 master’s degree ASU on teaching staff survivors include wife Mary daughters Linda Terri mother Jean Hicks and a brother arrangements by Green Acres Mortuary.
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Stanley J. Peabody
EMP Electronics Inc
Tempe
Calvary Church of the Valley
N. Invergordon
Peabody
Granite Reef
Arizona State
Doctor Benjamin J. Palen dies at 69 in Scottsdale
Dr. Benjamin J. Palen 69 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Service set for 11:30 a.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary. He practiced medicine 31 years in Minneapolis before retiring in 1966. Survived by wife Effie and a brother. He was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Knights of Columbus Villa Monterey and Lake Montezuma Country Clubs.
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Benjamin J. Palen
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Minneapolis
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Villa Monterey
Lake Montezuma
Effie
Services for Pearl Engle Held at Cross in the Desert Church
Pearl Heywood Engle 70 died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital. Funeral set for 1 p.m. Monday at Cross in the Desert Methodist Church 12835 N 32nd St. She lived at 5238 E Emile Zola and belonged to the Arizona Association of Retired Persons. Survived by son Lee and one grandchild. Calling hours Sunday at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Rd.
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Pearl Heywood Engle
Doctors Hospital
Cross In the Desert Methodist Church
N. 32Nd St
Engle
E. Emile
Zola
The
Arizona Association of Retired Persons
Lee
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Road
Auto crash injures three near Scottsdale Road incident
A high speed rear end collision at Scottsdale Road and Oak Street sent a car into a stopped vehicle and a Scottsdale police pickup was struck. Monty G. Proffer 27 of Phoenix was treated and released from hospital. A blood test was ordered for alcohol. No citations issued. In a second incident two Phoenix women were slightly injured at Len nigan's bar after crashing over a two foot barrier and into a Burger King wall. Laurie Noonan 17 and Deborah Noonan 18 were treated and released. No citations issued.
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Monty G. Proffer
Portland St
Phoenix
Scottsdale Road
Oak Street
Proffer
Scottsdale
al Edwardson
Maricopa County General Hospital
Scottsdale Memorial
Charles A. Goad
E. Camelback Rd
Kim McCarty
82Nd St
Tempe
Lennigan’s
Laurie K. Noonan
E. Clarendon Ave
Deborah A. Noonan
Noonan
Burger King
E. McDowell Rd
Knievel Liable For Canyon Litter After Leap Abort
A judge rules Evel Knievel liable for cleanup costs from fans after his aborted Snake River Canyon rocket leap. The ruling comes nearly two years after the stunt was halted, leaving debris and litter at the canyon site near Twin Falls Idaho.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Evel Knievel
Snake River Canyon
Knievel
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N. 70Th St
Wayne Barstow
Mark Christian
Linda Bayless
Keyer
Bayless
Barstow
68Th Street
Thomas
70Th Street
Osborn
Webb Hotels
Pearl H. Engle
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Social Hall
Miller Rd
Second Street
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Apache Blvd
Tempe, Az
Belouch
Kashan
Tabriz
Ardebil
Bokhara
Indo-Savonnerie
Col
Lele Rosenblum
Dept
P.O
Scottsdale, Az
Mr. Cina
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Payne
Wells Fargo
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