SRP strikers reach tentative accord and court hearing
Salt River Project officials and IBEW Local 266 representatives reached a tentative agreement to halt threats and vandalism and to suspend the new Tuesday through Saturday work week pending arbitration. About 650 absences were reported as 60 strikers face possible discipline. eleven strikers appeared in Superior Court on contempt charges with Judge Jerry Warren continuing the hearing.
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Salt River
Guy Parent
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
SRP Management
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Don Hall
International
Paul Blabaum
Bing Brown
SRP
Brown
Wildcat
International’ Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union
Superior Court
Jerry Warren
Warren
Stanley Warren
Lubirr
Kret seeks superintendent post amid Senate exit
United Press International reports Sen. David Kret announces he will run for state superintendent of public instruction after previously saying he would not seek re election to his Senate seat. Also, a bill to fund informant bounties for drug pushers clears the Senate Appropriations Committee with a 25000 dollars start up. ERA ratification appears dead as the House Judiciary Committee rejects sending it to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
David Kret
Scottsdale
Public Instruction
Kret
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Arizona
U.S
House Judiciary Committee
House
Prisoners Escape From Maricopa County Jail in Phoenix
Seven inmates serving misdemeanor sentences escaped Thursday night from the Maricopa County detention facility in southwest Phoenix. Local authorities launched a search and are awaiting further updates on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Memorial for former ambassador Douglas set at Hills Church
Memorial services will be held Saturday at Hills Episcopal Church for Lewis William Douglas former U S ambassador to Great Britain who died Thursday at his home in Tucson He was 79 years old.
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Tucson
Hills Episcopal Church
Lewis
William Douglas
U.S
Great Britain
Douglas
Memorial Hospital rate rise endorsed by PHOENIX committee
A proposed 0.16 percent rate increase for Memorial Hospital was endorsed Thursday by the rate review committee of the Maricopa County Comprehensive Health Planning Council confirming support for the hospital’s funding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Memorial Hospital
Maricopa County
PV Teachers Submit Budget Requests for 1974 75
Paradise Valley teachers and department chairs urged the school board to add about 160000 to the 1974 75 budgets for new programs. Proposals include a vocational program anthropology career math and an initiative to prevent dropouts plus expanded women's athletics and a beginning keyboard class. The board delayed verdict on programs and on whether a new school will be permanent or portable. They approved funding for three new schools and asked the county to adjust the high and elementary budgets based on revised average daily attendance figures.
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Paradise Valley High School
Paradise Valley School Board
Larkspur
Desert Cove School
38Th Street
Nesbit
Concensus
Shadow Mountain High School
Desert Shadows Middle School
Palomino
Maricopa County
H. Ray ‘Shipley
Pair to stand trial in Circle K armed robbery
Victor T. Jaramillo of Tempe and Thomas Contreras of Mesa were ordered to answers charges in superior court for the February 22 Circle K robbery. Jaramillo bond remains 22000 and Contreras bond 5000. Accomplice Cherrie Weatherford of Mesa waived preliminary hearing. Detective Ronald Dean notes Jaramillo faces prior similar charges from multiple agencies.
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Circle K
Superior Court
Dan Roth
Victor T. Jaramillo
Tempe
Thomas Contreras
Mesa
Cherrie Weatherford
Ronald Dean
Jaramillo
Sheriff's Department
Phoenix
Syrians and Israelis clash on Golan Heights front
Syrian and Israeli troops clashed with tanks and artillery on the Golan Heights front. The exchange began at 10 15 a m and lasted seven hours with further shelling and aircraft activity reported by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Golan ‘Heights
Israel
Syria
Tel Mare
Obituary for Joyce Moore Azule on Salt River Indian Reservation
Services for Joyce Moore Azule 31 will be at 1 p m Saturday at Assembly of God Church on SRIR. Burial in SRIR Cemetery Tempe Mortuary announced. She lived on the SRIR east of Scottsdale died Sunday at Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Survivors include nine children and four sisters all of SRIR and Lehi. Two brothers also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Moore Azule
Assembly of God Church
Salt River Indian Reservation
Srir
Tempe Mortuary
Brenda Moore
Justin
Jerry
Justine Azule
Kelvin
Vera
Darlene
Delores
Charlotte Miles
Lehi
Eldon Sr
Wayne Moore Sr
Phyllis Jackson
Velma Butler
Nelda Brown
Ruby Macasque
Scottsdale Woman Hazel Ehrler Dies at 47
Hazel R. Ehrler of Scottsdale died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital at 47. Born in Lancaster Pennsylvania she lived in Scottsdale since 1960. Survivors include husband William daughter Diana and son Charles all of Scottsdale. Services 7:30 p.m. at Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ 4425 N Granite Reef Rd Cremation to follow. Memorial Fund of the church suggested.
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Hazel R. Ehrler
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mrs. Ehrler
Lancaster
Penn
Cambridge Ave
William
Diana
Retired contractor Charles Livingston dies in Scottsdale
Charles M. Livingston 82 a retired contractor who moved from Chillicothe Missouri nine years ago to Scottsdale died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.He is survived by his wife Ruby two daughters Mrs Billy Roof of Scottsdale and Mrs Wayne Decker of Columbia Missouri two sisters and two grandchildren Services and burial will be in Newton Iowa according to Messinger Mortuary The family requests contributions to the American Heart Association.
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Charles Munson Livingston
Chillicothe
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Livingston
N. Hayden
Monroe
Ruby
Billy Roof
Scottsdale
Wayne Decker
Columbia
Newton
Iowa
Messinger
James I Miller Pancakes Benefit At Eight Locations
James I Miller Pancake breakfast fundraiser supports Boy Scouts to send needy youths to summer camp. Eight locations across Scottsdale offer all you can eat pancakes for 1.00 from 7 am to noon Saturday with tickets at the door, Scout Service Center, and from Order of the Arrow members. Services for James Irving Miller will be held at Messinger Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Miller, 27, was found dead on the Salt River Indian Reservation east of Scottsdale. He is survived by his wife Laurie, son James Lee, his mother Virginia Joy Miller, two sisters, and grandparents.
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Scottsdale
Scout Service Center
East Earls Drive
Order of the Arrow
James Irving Miller
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Greenwood Cemetery
Miller
83Rd St
Salt River Indian Reservation
Cook, Neb
Tucson
Texas
Laurie B
James Lee
Virginia Joy Miller
Sacramento
Calif
Cali
Docs volunteer at Indian hospital
Dr. W. J. Marshall, a 43 year old Indiana obstetrician gynecologist, joins a three week volunteer stint at Shiprock IHS Hospital on the Navajo Reservation to help during a staffing gap. He is among 35 physicians answering a medical newsletter appeal.
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Health Service
Gallup
Marshall
American Academy of Pediatrics
American College of Obstetricians
Indian Health Service
ACOG
Acog Committee On American Indian Affairs
Edward A. Zimmermann
Albuquerque
U.S
Car crash yields two traffic citations
A morning collision on Miller Road left motorcycle rider Michael Motz of Tempe with knee injuries and two citations issued. Police said Irving Kanarek of Scottsdale slowed for traffic and was cited for stopping without signaling. Motz received a citation for lacking a motorcycle license.
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Irving Kanarek
E. Chaparral
Miller Road
Michael
Motz
Tempe
Kanarek
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Robbery trial of Larry Wolfe rescheduled to March 7
The Scottsdale Travelodge armed robbery case against Larry Wolfe was postponed by Judge Dan Roth to March 7. Wolfe was jailed on a $4,400 bond after arrest by Phoenix authorities. Detectives allege Wolfe linked to five Phoenix and five Scottsdale hotel robberies.
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Larry Wolfe
Scottsdale
Fifth Ave
Dan Roth
Wolfe
Roth
Phoenix
Superior Court
Williby Case, Jr
Phoenix Woman Faces Murder Trial After Jury Dismissed
Superior Court Judge Frederic Heineman dismissed the jury this morning and will act as sole arbiter in the murder trial of Linda Slusar. The Phoenix woman is charged with the Sept 19 slaying of her husband Gary Slusar, a 1970 graduate of Saguaro High School, who was shot three times at close range in their north Phoenix apartment. Slusar had initially told investigators a man shot her husband but later admitted killing him after an argument. She has been free on bond since pleading innocent in September.
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Superior Court
Frederic Heineman
Linda Slusar
Phoenix
Gary
Saguaro High School
Slusar
Harold Martin
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Quenenn
Douglas’ Services
Joyce M. Azule
Mrs
Hazel Ehrler
Charles M. Livingston
James I. Miller
Eldorado Park
Tucson High School
University of Arizona and the People Church
Vietnam
Indian Hospital
Taylor McKenzie
Shiprock
N. 12Th St
E. McDowell
Cnder
Scottsdale, AZ
Hone
Charmglove
TleingSeo
la Casa
McDowell
Sen
Rey
Farmigan . Sake Company
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