Bentsen argues end to oil depletion hits independents
Texas senator and 1976 Democratic presidential hopeful Lloyd Bentsen said eliminating the oil depletion allowance would force small independent drillers to quit, as majors rely on cash flow and bonds while independents would be driven out or sold to majors. He noted oil state senators may oppose the measure in the Senate.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United States
Lloyd Bentsen
Bentsen
Texas
Senate
Jewelry Theft At Main Trails Galleries And Gun Rack Theft
A jewelry theft at Main Trails Galleries on East Main Street involved about 1900 in jewelry and 1925 in silver and turquoise bracelets. At United Sporting Goods on East McDowell, two shotguns valued at 552.45 were stolen from a gun rack. A store employee recalled six shoppers between 10:30 and 11 AM, with five known customers buying 4800 in jewelry while a sixth unknown suspect bought nothing. The shotguns were a Remington 1100 12 gauge and a Browning 12 gauge, wired to a cable through trigger guards. the rack held over 20 guns and the cable was cut. Serial numbers were L 850990 M and 72 G 11449.
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Main Trails Galleries
E. Main
United Sporting Goods
E. McDowell
Richard Flood
Burglars Hit Glancy Home In Scottsdale
Police report a burglary at Jean Maxine Glancy 7519 E Diamond overnight Friday between 8 a.m. and 3 45 p.m. Jewelry valued at 2275 and a portable TV were taken after a sliding window was used. A witness named Patricia Harris said associates of hers may be involved and that a male suspect had visited the residence about three weeks earlier.
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Jean Maxine Glancy
E. Diamond
Scottsdale
Glancy
Harris
Denny Convicted of Manslaughter in Arizona Slayings
Cynthia Marie Denny was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for killing her husband Gary with a shotgun at their Prescott mobile home. Visiting Judge D L Greer set April 4 for sentencing after the Friday verdict.
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Flagstaff
Cynthia Marie Denny
Jerome’s Old School Reopens as Niche Shops in Jerome
In Jerome Arizona the 1924 Phelps Dodge built company school on Clark Street reopens as a small district of specialty shops with western storefronts. The old building after years of vandalism now serves as a quirky community hub. Ida Noble, former Welfare Rights Organization of Phoenix president, was acquitted of six welfare fraud counts in Phoenix.
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Jerome
Clark Street
Él Landmark
Verde Valley
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Phoenix
Welfare Rights Organization of Phoenix
Ida Noble
Queen Elizabeth II Receives Wild Welcome in Mexico
Queen Elizabeth II is greeted by about 300000 people in Veraguas on her final night in Mexico during a six day state visit. She plans to depart for London the following day.
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Veragraz
Mexico
UPI
Elizabeth II
Britain
London
Citizens rally behind Scottsdale budget plan at hearing
More than 125 residents attend the Scottsdale budget hearing as council members praise citizen goodwill and civic spirit. Lions Club presents a $100 donation to the city, while Rexbell Young contributes $5, and residents express support and opposition to revenue-raising measures. The council recently laid off 73 full-time and 36 part-time workers to trim the deficit.
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Scottsdale Lions Club
The
Lions
Heinz Hink
Scottsdale
Hink
William C. Jenkins
Rexbell Young
E. Pinchot
Jenkins
Ken Murray
Murray
Obituary Dorothy E Korb former Arizona laminating director
Dorothy E. Korb former director of the Arizona Laminating Service of Scottsdale died Friday at Good Samaritan. She would have been 63 next Saturday. Survived by husband Ernest three sons Ernest Todd Terrence and John Timothy a daughter Linda Kinsella two brothers eight grandchildren. Services Monday at noon Messinger Mortuary Chapel with visitation Sunday after 2 p.m. Interment Wheeling West Virginia.
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Dorothy E. Korb
Arizona Laminating Service
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Wheeling
W. Va
Services for Bradley Biscoe in Phoenix chapel today
Bradley Allen Biscoe 21 a former Air Force serviceman dies at home Thursday. Services set for 3 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Survived by Woody Lee and Betty Biscoe parents sister and three grandparents.
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Bradley Allen Biscoe
Air Force
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Biscoe
N. 75Th PI
Woody ‘Lee
Betty Biscoe
Death of John F. Ballnow a Scottsdale school bus driver
John F. Ballnow 80, longtime Scottsdale Public Schools bus driver and Scottsdale United Methodist Church employee, died Wednesday at Phoenix General Hospital. He came to Scottsdale in 1996 and worked for the school system until 1962. Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Messinger Mortuary. Cremation follows. Survivors include sons Elwin and Ehrin P.
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John F. Ballnow
Scottsdale
Mabel C. Clark 93 Dies in Scottsdale
Mabel C. Clark 93 of 7321 Coronado Avenue died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Springfield Illinois she moved to Scottsdale in 1964 from Napa California. Private services and cremation were arranged by A L Moore and Sons Mortuary of Phoenix. She is survived by a nephew.
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Mabel C. Clark
Coronado
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Springfield
E O Davis former Arizona food broker dies at 68
E O Davis 68 longtime Arizona food broker and past Arizona Food Brokers Association president dies Friday in Doctors Hospital. He came to Arizona in 1934 worked nine years at Carnation Co and opened his brokerage in 1943. Survivors include wife Bernice daughter Lynn Wright stepsons sister six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 2:30 p.m. at Mercer Mortuary Phoenix with entombment in Greenwood Mausoleum.
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E. O. Davis
Arizona Food Brokers Association
The
Masons and the Shrine
Doctors Hospital
Mr. Davis
E. Catalina Drive
Arizona
Carnation Co
Bernice
Lynn Wright
W. T. Allison
Floyd Wright
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas, Phoenix
Greenwood Mausoleum
Services for Opal Fowler in Roswell NM announced
Grimshaw Bethany Chapel announced services and burial for Opal Fowler 73 who died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Roswell New Mexico She lived at 13833 N 56th St and is survived by her children R J Fowler and Carole Bridge Case a sister and three grandchildren
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Opal Fowler
Good Samaritan Hospital
Roswell
N.M
Grimshaw Bethany Chapel
Thief Strikes Two Scottsdale Hotel Parking Lots
Police suspect a single thief or group hit two Scottsdale hotels in the late Thursday night to Friday morning window. At the Holiday Inn on North Scottsdale Road, George E. Arthen of Newport Beach California reported $1 170 in personal items stolen from his car. Nearby at the SunBurst Hotel on North Scottsdale Road John A Heard reported over $1 000 in items taken from his vehicle.
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Scottsdale
George E. Arthen
W. Cliff Drive
Newport Beach
Calif
Holiday Inn
N. Scottsdale Rd
Arthen
SunBurst
John A. Heard
Trial of Jeffrey Robinson Delayed to April 2
The trial of Jeffrey Robinson is postponed to April 2, four months after its original date. Robinson is charged with illegally possessing a short barreled .357 derringer. Linda Tracey allegedly used a gun from his apartment to shoot herself last June. Tracey died August 6. Fourth, this marks the third continuance and third judge assigned to the case with jurisdiction shifting among Morris Rozar Harold Martin Edwin Thurston and Robert Broomfield.
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Jeffrey Robinson
Morris Rozar
Harold Martin
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