Indian tribes back CAP effort to salvage Arizona water project
Five Central Arizona Indian tribes tentatively back the Central Arizona Project at a U S Interior hearing. Gov Raul Castro and Rep Morris Udall say Indian support could prompt President Carter to revise plans to abandon the CAP. Opponents say the project risks water for cities and farmers. a DeConcini poll finds 70 percent of Maricopa and Pima voters favor completion.
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Arizona
U.S. Department of the Interior
Carter
Phoenix
Salt
Verde
Orme Dam
Morris Udall
Ft. McDowell Yavapai
Raul Castro
Udall
Colorado
Robert Cashland
Bureau of Reclamation
Cashland
Wesley Steiner
Arizona Water Commission
Tucson
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Maricopa
Pima
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DeConcini
Bruce Merrill
Political Science Department
Arizona State University
IRE traces Marley background with Bancom links
Reports connect Marley to Bancom Financial Corp and D D Harrington widow of a Texas millionaire. The Harrington estate bought Bancom’s stake last September. Marley family investment in land development cited at 1.5 million, though Mohave County records show no stake. Earlier tales allege United Liquor Co origins after 1933 repeal. 1948 fines for two employees over false liquor reports. 1953 distributorships in Phoenix and Tucson accused of tax fraud but found innocent.
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Bancom
D.D. Harrington
Bancom Financial Corp
Robert Goldwater
Harrington
Marley
Mohave County
United Liquor Co
Phoenix
Tucson
Missing Scottsdale Youth Seeks Help From FBI
Scottsdale police seek 19 year old Doug Mueller missing since March 15 from his home and Scottsdale Community College. He left work at Whiting Bros. on Miller and McDowell Roads at 9 30 p m for a camping trip and did not return. Authorities believe he had little money and left wallet at home. Some reports link him to law enforcement work, but agencies list him as neither employee nor informant. Investigators anticipate FBI assistance due to the long absence.
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Scottsdale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Doug Mueller
N. 81St St
Scottsdale Community College
Richard Craven
Mueller
Whiting Bros
Miller
McDowell Roads
Graven
Obituary Florence Price active in charity groups dies at 73
Florence Wally Price 73 died Saturday after a dance at Gardiner's Ranch while en route to a hospital. She lived at 5100 E Desert Fairway Dr and supported Phoenix Art Museum Arizona Heart Association Guide Dogs for the Blind and Barrow Institute among others. She is survived by three children and two grandchildren with services set at Valley Presbyterian Church.
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Wally” Price
Gardiner
Price
Desert Fairway Drive
Phoenix Art Museum
Arizona Heart Association
Guide Dogs For the Blind
Records For the Blind
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Barrow Neurological Institute
American Cancer Society
Golden Gate Settlement Guild
Phi Beta Kappa
Iowa
Price services for former Scottsdale resident Helen Price
Funeral services for Helen P. Price age 77 will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Green Acres Chapel 401 N Hayden Rd. Price a former Scottsdale resident and Los Arcos United Methodist Church member died Sunday in San Clemente California. She was born in Illinois and moved to the Valley in 1960 living at 7535 E Culver St until six months ago. Survivors include two sisters both in California. Visitation is 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Chapel. Interment will follow at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Green Acres Chapel
N. Hayden Rd
Helen P. Price
Scottsdale
Los Arcos United Methodist Church
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E. Culver St
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Rancher Hanigan Found Dead in Arizona
George Hanigan a 67 year old rancher in southeast Arizona was found dead in his bed in what authorities say appears to be natural causes. Undersheriff Doug Knipp stated investigators are on scene as his family processes the death. Hanigan and his two sons were previously indicted for assault kidnapping and robbery in an alleged August 19 1976 attack on three Mexican nationals.
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Douglas
George Hanigan
Arizona
Cochise County
Eleazar Zavala
Manuel Loya
Bernabe Mata
Chihuahua
Mexico
Fidel Castro’s Sister Attacks Carter on Talks
Juanita Castro sister of the Cuban president calls President Carter’s push to reestablish ties immoral and foul play. She says the American people would back liberation if aware of internal conditions under force of arms.
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Los Angeles
Juanita Castro
Carter
Arizona panel blocks nursing license fee hike
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee voted 9-0 to kill a bill that would raise nursing license fees by as much as 500 percent amid strong opposition in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Energy bill sidetracked to Senate subcommittee
Legislation to create a state energy department was sent to a Senate subcommittee by Sen. Bill Swink. He aims to reconcile the measure with a proposal to merge several energy agencies into a central office.
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State Energy Department
Senate
Bill Swink
D-San Manuel
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Arizona Senate Passes Open Meeting Bill for Tax Board
The Arizona Senate approved 20 to 9 a bill to override a state Supreme Court ruling that exempted the tax appeals board from the open meeting law. The measure requires deliberative sessions of the tax appeals board and similar agencies to stay open to press and public observers.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate Today
State Supreme Court
State
Tax Appeals Board
Tuition and registration fees set for eight counties
The State Community College Board approved 1977 78 tuition and registration increases in eight counties. Registration rises apply only in Yuma from 85 to 95 dollars per semester. Tuition jumps: Graham 335 to 564, Maricopa 340 to 475, Mohave 490 to 654, Navajo 500 to 750, Yavapai 515 to 639, Yuma 600 to 700, Pinal 650 to 658.
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Phoenix
State Community College Board
Yuma County
Graham County
Maricopa
Mohave
Navajo County
Yavapai
Yuma
Judge Orders New Trial For Accountant Swann In Tribe Embezzlement
U S District Court Judge William P Copple ordered a new trial for accountant Charles R Swann Jr who was convicted last month of embezzling 1931 from the Hualapai Indian Tribe. The judge did not set a new trial date Monday in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
U.S. District Court
William P. Copple
Charles R. Swann Jr
Kids Cause Two Arson Fires In Phoenix
Three boys ages 6 7 and 9 caused two fires at local businesses while playing with matches. Fire officials say the Lynn Cabinet Shop was destroyed and the youths were released to their parents.
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Phoenix
Lynn
Scottsdale teachers set Friday vote on pay plan and schedule
Scottsdale School District teachers prepare for a Friday vote on a negotiated package that includes a 5.4 percent raise totaling just under 1 million dollars for about 1,300 teachers. An extra $200 across the board could follow if a budget override passes.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Walter Hoffman
SFT
Hoffman
Eagle Scout Recognition Dinner honors 150 in Phoenix
One hundred fifty new Eagle Scouts will be honored at the 25th annual Eagle Scout Recognition Dinner in Phoenix at 7 tonight. The event at the Towne House features sponsor pairs for each Scout and guest speaker Al Henderson, Olympic archery coach, with J. Sylvester Arena as master of ceremonies.
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Phoenix
Towne House
al Henderson
U.S
Madison Meadows
Scottsdale Council weighs 1 percent rent tax in special session
City Manager Franklin Aleshire said the Scottsdale council will review a proposed one percent rent tax and charter amendment at an 8 p.m. Scottsdale Center for the Arts meeting. Issues may postpone action as council weighs differences from Phoenix style room tax and a potential quick election.
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Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Richard Filler
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Filler
Phoenix
Scottsdale Council
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