Clinch River breeder project faces Senate split and veto risk
The Senate Energy Committee remains deeply divided over the Clinch River breeder reactor as President Carter rejects any middle ground. A Monday meeting will gauge a plan to provide 150 million to continue the 2.2 billion venture at Oak Ridge while debate over delaying or canceling rages.
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Frank Church
D-Idaho
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Energy Panel
Obituary for Gregory L. Case at Messinger Mortuary
Gregory L. Case 22 was found dead Thursday at Sky Harbor. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd. Case lived at 8307 Via de Los Libros and came to Arizona from Arkansas with his family. He studied at Scottsdale Community College and Arizona State University. He is survived by his mother Barbara Jean Case and brothers Hoyt A David L and Brian J all of Scottsdale.
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Sky Harbor International
Messinger Mortuary
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de Los Libros
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Arkansas
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Hoyt A
David L
Brian J
Scottsdale
Prescott Native Ethyl Springer Dies at 79
Ethyl Springer 79 a Prescott native who lived in Phoenix since 1919 died Friday at Beatitudes Care Center She was a life member of St Josephs Hospital Auxiliary and charter member of the Arizona Country Club Survived by daughters Patricia McGrath and Barbara Ann Springer and four grandchildren Rosary at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Rd 7 30 p m Sunday Mass at Church of St Theresa 5045 E Thomas Rd 9 30 a m Monday
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Prescott
Phoenix
Beatitudes
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E. Indian School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Arizona Country Club
Patricia McGrath
Barbara Ann Springer
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School Rd
Church of St. Theresa
E. Thomas Rd
Walter R. Dark dies at 75 in Phoenix
Walter R. Dark 75 a retired plumbing company owner who came to Phoenix in 1946 died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Graveside services will be in North Syracuse New York. He is survived by his wife Margaret children Eleanor Duffy Donald and Michael seven grandchildren five great grandchildren a brother and three sisters.
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Walter R. Dark
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Dark
E. Gak St
Syracuse, N.Y
Margaret
Eleanor Duffy
Donald
Michael
Hawley Atkinson
Pedigo Services Set for Minnie Gertrude Pedigo
Mrs. Minnie Gertrude Pedigo 8 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A longtime Santa Fe Railroad agent, she lived in Scottsdale after moving from Blanket Texas. Survivors include son Winston H. Pedigo of Scottsdale a sister two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial plans announced by Messinger Mortuary in Blanket, Arizona.
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Scottsdale
Blanket, Tex
Blanket
Messinger Mortuary
Pedigo
E. Belleview Sr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Santa Fe Railroad
Winston H
Bodies Identified in Lake Mead Case of Missing Guards
The body of Cecil Newkirk, 53, identified as one of two Phoenix security guards missing since an armored van hijack last month. Partner Russell Dempsey, 50, found in the same Lake Mead area. Death attributed to drowning with four weeks since time of death. Further tests planned on possible drugging before disposal.
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Virgin Basin
Lake Mead
Cecil Newkirk
Phoenix
Newkirk
Russell Dempsey
Prescott
Jack Keith
FBI
Consumers seek court delay after Tris ban voided
A consumer group intends to appeal next week to halt a federal ruling voiding the ban on Tris, a flame retardant used in children's sleepwear. The Environmental Commission said it will also appeal the decision after U S District Court Judge Robert F Chapman nullified the ban in Columbia South Carolina.
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The
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U.S. District Court
Robert F. Chapman
Columbia
S.C
Citizen spots auto theft then discovery of test device
William Kosmider, manager of a Michigan recreation area, witnessed four suited men place a fifth man in a car trunk and alerted police. An Eaton Corp technician was found in the trunk monitoring a test device for a new engine part. In Cincinnati, a pay fountain operates after three coins and a quarter toll.
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Battle Creek
Mich
William Kosmider
Eaton Corp
Paradise Valley approves nearly two million dollar budget
Paradise Valley town council approved a 1.96 million dollar budget for 1977-78 starting July 1 by a 6-1 vote with Jon Bonnell dissenting. The plan includes street and flood control projects, Lincoln Drive widening, land acquisition, a traffic safety engineer and two deputy hires.
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Jon Bonnell
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Indian Bend
Solano Drive
Casa Blanca Drive
Water Adequacy Debate Over CAP vs Groundwater Costs
Arizona groundwater supplies are claimed sufficient for a century with or without CAP. Frank Welsh of Citizens Concerned About the Project cites a $141 per acre foot CAP water cost and $75 for groundwater pumping, arguing CAP funding is inefficient. He notes surface water at Salt River Project costs $4.50 per acre foot and that CAP funding potential was high before Carter froze projects.
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Department of Interior
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Salt River Project
Colorado River
House
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Burglary at Sherre's Clothing on Camelback Road
Police report a burglary at Sherre's Clothing 2014 E Camelback Rd with property and cash totaling 3355 dollars stolen. Entry was gained through a wall from a neighboring shop under renovation, occurring between Thursday night and Friday morning. Stolen items include 175 dollars in cash, a 1230 dollar bracelet, and three diamond rings valued at 2050 dollars.
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Sherre
E. Camelback Rd
Sherre's
Marx Battles Pneumonia In Los Angeles Hospital
Groucho Marx was readmitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center with a benign pneumonia. A hospital spokesman said he had a comfortable night and was described as quite sick and feeble, following an earlier discharge from the same hospital.
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Los Angeles
Groucho Marx
Larry Baum
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Marx
Presley halts station scuffle in Madison
Police say Elvis Presley stopped a street fight at a Madison service station when a limousine arrived with a man in a blue jumpsuit leaping out. Keith Lowry Jr., 17, an attendant, described the king in jet black hair as overweight, noting Elvis was in town for a concert.
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Wis
Elvis Presley
Keith Lowry Jr
Presley
Elvis
Nebraskans sue Arizona firm over land fraud scheme
Twenty one Nebraskans sue Pioneer National Trust Co. of Tucson in US District Court alleging an $80 000 land fraud. They say agents sold contracts and mortgages near Tucson as sound investments with guaranteed monthly payments.
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Lincoln
Neb
Arizona
USS
Land fraud dealers decline in Arizona says U.S. attorney
U.S. Attorney Michael Hawkins says large land fraud operators are not flourishing in Arizona and that the high point was 1967 to 1974. He called them a passing thing on the horizon and noted no current evidence of such companies. Copper unions receive two new bids from major producers and reject one, amid wage-raise talks ahead of a Friday deadline.
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Tucson
Arizona
U.S
Michael Hawkins
Hawkins
Phoenix
Anaconda -Co
Supreme Court ruling expands text book aid to private schools
Arizona education head says the Supreme Court decision allows states to fund textbooks and certain services in private and church led schools. It also enables expansion of third grade reading testing to private and parochial schools and clarifies actions by some districts.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Carolyn Warner
Abandoned campfire blamed for 9000 acre blaze near Sierra Vista
Investigator Mel Douglas traced a campfire in Carr Canyon south of Sierra Vista to start a fire that burned 9000 acres. U S Forest Service spokesman Doug Slayer said those who camped there June 17 are known but no arrests have been made. Unintentional forest fire is a misdemeanor and could bring liability for about 1 million dollars spent to fight it.
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Sierra Vista
Mel Douglas
Carr Canyon
Doug Slayer
U.S. Forest Service
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