Lincoln Thrift Faces 31 Million Dollar Deficit
The Lincoln Thrift Association receiver reports liabilities exceeding assets by 31.1 million. Continental Service Corp. cites an estimated 28 million loss to depositors and seeks court permission to liquidate and distribute assets. Continentals asks to hold a public hearing on April 9 for arguments and evidence.
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Phoenix
Lincoln Thrift Association
Arthur Andersen & Co
Continental Service Corp
Lincoln Thrift
U.S. Thrift
Continental
U.S. District Court
Craig
Tom Trimble
Solar fund bill moves to governor for Arizona solar research
The Arizona Senate approved a $60,850 emergency appropriation to keep the State Solar Energy Research Commission operating. The measure, passed 28 to 1, funds operations and initiates major solar projects aimed at securing a federal research institute in Arizona. House approval followed.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Raul Castro
Solar Energy Research Commission
Senate
Robert Halidy
Commission
Sou Appropriations Committee
Eder
D-Safford
House
Arizona
Hearst trial goes to jury
The Hearst trial advances to a seven women and five men jury after eight weeks of testimony. Judge Oliver J. Carter instructs jurors to decide based on evidence, not sympathy, as prosecutors urge a guilty verdict while defense depicts a coerced victim.
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San Francisco
US District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Catherine Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Ida
Federal Building
Momma
Hearst
Carter
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
Fundamental School Report May Reach Scott Adale Board
The Fundamental School Committee may present a preliminary report to the Scott Adale School District board Tuesday night with a final review planned Monday night. If approved, it could be on the Tuesday board agenda. a district residents survey may influence the decision. An 8 4 vote urged implementing a basic school following the report next fall. Monday’s meeting starts at 7 30 p.m. at the district office 3811 N 44th St.
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Fundamental School Committee
Scottadale
James Tanner
44Th St
Kret Eyes Senate Run in District 28 Primary
David B. Kret, former Scottsdale state senator and former majority leader, may enter the District 28 GOP primary to replace Robert Hungerford. Republican sources expect a formal announcement next week.
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David B. Kret
Scottsdale
Robert Hungerford
Kret
Americo “Mac” Carvalho
Steve Birringer
Senate
Billie Gentry
GOP
Arizona House
Arizona
Hungerford
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
Inflation rate slows to one tenth of one percent in February
The Labor Department reports February consumer prices rose just 0.1 percent led by a 1.5 percent drop in grocery prices mainly from beef. Gasoline costs rose modestly while overall inflation remains subdued, with year over year gains at 6.3 percent and wholesale prices declining at an annualized 3.8 percent since November. Real earnings rise 4.8 percent yearly.
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Washington
Labor Department
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Ford Administration
Commerce Department
GAC Geneat
County flood funds prioritize Indian Bend Wash inlet project
Maricopa County Flood Control District advisory board places the inlet portion of Indian Bend Wash on top of six flood control projects to receive existing funds. Officials expect about 2.8 million of the 4.8 million bill likely to pass. construction slated to begin January 1977 between McDonald and Indian Bend Roads near the Arizona Canal. Cave Buttes Dam remains a lower priority, to replace the inadequate Cave Creek Dam once funds allow.
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Indian Bend Wash
Citizens Advisory Board of
Maricopa County
Bill Matthews
Citizens Advisory Group
Herbert P
Donald
McDonald
Indian Bend
Arizona Canal
Cave Buttes Dam
Cave Creek
Camelback fall injures 17 year old girl at Echo Park
Bonnie Jean Baker 17 of 8311 E Keim Drive, Saguaro High student, fell at least 80 feet on Camelback Mountain cliff near Echo Park and was listed in critical condition at St. Joseph's Medical Center. Police name two climbers Dana Warsing and Jeff Welger with David Dennerline also involved. four climbers were part of the group.
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Bonnie Jean Baker
E. Keim Drive
Saguaro
St. Joseph’s Medical Center
Phoenix
St. James
Dennis Keith
Keith
Echo Park
Ee Gener
Jeff Welger
E. Waren IV
David Dennerline
E. Via del LaLana
Nine Republican governors urge Reagan to quit race
Nine of the nation’s 13 Republican governors issued a Raleigh press release urging Ronald Reagan to end his bid and back Ford. Reagan rejected it as a campaign ploy and said he would not follow Ford campaign counsel. The statement was organized by North Carolina Governor James Holshouser Jr. Ford’s regional coordinator.
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Raleigh
N.C
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
North Carolina
James E. Holshouser Jr
Canal Zone governor clears path for talks in five day strike
Balboa Panama Canal Zone union officials say the governor has cleared the way for negotiations to end the five day old strike that disrupted traffic through the waterway. Striking canal pilots remain unconvinced and spokesmen warn the jam could worsen over the weekend.
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Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Karami Escapes Fire From Burning Plane at Beirut Airport
Premier Rashid Karami escaped a fire on a Syrian plane at Beirut airport amid intensifying sectarian clashes. Police report 26 killed and 33 wounded during the night along a two mile front between Muslim and Christian sectors in Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Weekend Forecast Says Mild, Breezy With Mid 70s
The forecast calls for sunny skies and cooler, breezy conditions tomorrow with highs in the mid 70s and overnight temps around the upper 40s. Details continue on page 3.
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