EPA proposes noise labels for home appliances
The EPA announced a plan to require noise level labels on appliances and gear from vacuum cleaners to lawn equipment and ear protectors. Officials say labels would help consumers compare noise and noise reducing features with choices shaping the market. Comment period opens with a Sept. 20 deadline to the Office of Noise Abatement and Control in Washington.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Douglas M. Castle
Suncor
Office of
Atm
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C
Auto industry criticizes federal car noise test at Marana
Industry officials from 24 manufacturers and groups told the EPA the new test is costly and overly complex and may be unnecessary. They argued current SAE methods do not reflect real driving, urging state regulation instead and citing simpler European tests as alternatives.
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Marana
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Rod W. Jenkins
United States
Europe
Jenkins
Marana Air Park
Tucson
Society of Automotive Engineers
Donald R. Whitney
General Motors Corp
Committee of Common Market Automobile Constructors
Wes Schwieder
Ford Motor Co
Betty J Waggoner obituary notices in Phoenix
Betty J. Waggoner 46 of 3Al1 N 47th St died Monday at Phoenix General Hospital. A Texas native who moved to the Valley in 1937 she was past PTA president at Tavan School and helped in special reading classes. Survived by husband Don F daughter Sharon and sons Don II and David all of Phoenix parents Clyde and Clyde Haviland of Phoenix brother Clyde of Phoenix. Services were held today at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary and Greenwood Memorial Park interment.
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Betty J. Waggoner
47Th St
Phoenix General Hospital
Texas
Don F
Sharon
Don II
David
Phoenix
Clyde Haviland
Clyde
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Greenwood Memorial Park
Milnes 81 dies in Scottsdale after move from Mississippi
Ralph L. Milnes 81 of 4015 E Cheery Lynn Rd died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Missouri he moved to the Valley in 1947 from Mississippi and worked 21 years in advertising sales before retirement. A World War I veteran he is survived by his daughter Dorothy Peter son and two grandchildren. Interment followed in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Ralph L. Milnes
E. Cheery Lynn Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Missouri
Mr. Milnes
Mississippi
Dorothy Peterson
California
Violet C. Bear Dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Violet C. Bear 64 of 7031 E. Moreland Sr. died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Minnesota native who moved to the Valley in 1935 she was a member of Abiding Savior Lutheran Church. Survived by husband Fred J. a son Gary of Scottsdale two daughters Mrs. Buddy Pylant of Mesa and Mrs. Harold Polnow of Illinois and three grandchildren. Visitation tonight at Green Acres Mortuary services Friday at Abiding Savior Lutheran Church interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Violet C. Bear
E. Moreland Sr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Minnesota
Bear
Valley
Abiding Savior Lutheran Church
Pylant
Mesa
Harold Polnow
Ilinois
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
70Th Street
Continental Drive
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Halland
The
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Halland Realty
Scottsdale
Delores Halland Dies at 58 In Arizona
Delores Halland 58 of 5613 E Calle Tuberia died Tuesday after moving to the Valley in 1959. She belonged to Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Survived by husband Gilmore a son Jack of Scottsdale a daughter Janice Frame of Texas two brothers and four sisters all out of state and five grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 3641 N 56th St. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens 401 N Hayden Rd.
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Gilmore
Jack
Scottsdale
Janice Frame
Texas
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
56Th St
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Rd
Parks board to negotiate with developer on land deals
The State Parks Board agreed to open talks with a land developer to obtain land for a new project. The move aims to expand park access and provide additional recreational space, with negotiations focusing on site terms and timelines.
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Phoenix
Boaed
Phoenix man indicted for filing false loan statements
A Phoenix man, Louis Galvao, 28, was indicted by a federal grand jury on six counts of filing false statements with the American Bank of Commerce and United Bank of Arizona to obtain loans. The charges allege he submitted misleading documents to both banks.
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Phoenix
Louis Galvao
American Bank of Commerce
United Bank of Arizona
Clifton Police Chief Plans Suit Over Firing
Former Clifton police chief Donald Lane intends to sue the city after his termination by the City Council on June 13. City Manager Joseph Pennington says Lane seeks redress for what he calls groundless firing after federal agents seized a cache of machine guns and silencers from him. Lane was dismissed for unauthorized use of a city vehicle and dereliction of duty.
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Clifton
Donald Lane
Joseph Pennington
Lane
Chapman Named State VFW Head in Tucson Convention
Fred Chapman of 4229 N 86th Place was chosen as state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States at the three day Tucson convention. Donald Rogers of 3142 N 87th Place was appointed inspector of VFW Post 3513. Chapman, a Tempe native and Union Rock and Materials operator, served in the Navy in World War II and joined the VFW in 1958. He has led Mesa Post 1760 and served on Arizona veterans committees with his wife Gertrude, mother to three sons Steve Billy and Jerry all Vietnam veterans.
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Fred Chapman
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
Tucson
Scottsdale
Donald Rogers
VFW
Chapman
Beaver City
Oklo
Tempe
Union Rock and Materials
South Pacific
Mesa
Joint Veterans Legislative Committee of
Arizona
Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery Committee
Gertrude
Mesa Post
District 4
Chapmans
Steve
Billy
Jerry
Hughes kin delay ouster in Hughes estate case
Paternal cousins of the late Howard Hughes postponed a move to oust the Hughes estate special administrator. Barbara Cameron of Los Angeles Agnes Roberts and Elspeth DePauld of Cleveland delayed action to allow Richard C. Gano to file a supplemental report on a possible Hughes will. Gano’s attorney said the report should be ready in a few weeks.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Hughes
California
Barbara Cameron
Agnes Roberts
Elspeth DePauld
Cleveland
Chester Davis
Superior Court
Richard C. Gano
Davis
Gano
Law forbids deductions for ASU payroll
TEMPE AP A new state law unintentionally bans two Arizona State University payroll deductions. Desert Schools Federal Credit Union serving 735 ASU employees and Tempe Schools Credit Union deducting from 340 ASU workers are affected by the oversight.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
ASU
Desert Schools Federal Credit Union
Tempe Schools Credit Union
Ehrlichman Paroled After Watergate Convictions
The petition argues Ehrlichman should be released as he has served all prison time. It notes concurrent sentences of 20 months to five years and 30 months to eight years in related cases and cites 16 civil suits, two criminal trials, a California case dismissed, and appearances before grand juries and committees.
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Ehrlich
U.S. District Court
Gerhard A. Gensell
Ellsburg
Ehrlichman
California
Body found in Lake Mead may be second guard
LAS VEGAS AP An effort to recover a man in a security officer uniform from Lake Mead continued. Authorities expect the body to be Cecil Newkirk, 53, partner of Russell Dempsey, 50, missing since May 24 after an armored van hijacking near Phoenix. The 250000 dollar haul was largely recovered.
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Las Vegas
Lake Mead
Perk Rangers
Phoenix
Debbie Cove
Russell Dempsey
Dempsey
Cecil Newkirk
Purolator Security
Arizona
10 Percent Cut in Copper Production Seen
Tucson AP reports two economists warn a 10 percent production cut due to weak copper demand could trigger layoffs. Louis Perlman of Commodities Research Unit says the market looks unrosy for months and a 10 percent cut is possible while George Leaming notes a 20 percent cut and up to 23,000 workers may be needed. Copper firms cite labor contracts and variable market conditions as factors.
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Tucson
Louis Perlman
Commodities Research Unit Ltd
New York
George Leaming
Southwest Economic Information Center
Arizona
Perlman
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