Mayo resigns as Arizona economic security chief
William J. Mayo quits as head of the Arizona Department of Economic Security effective April 1 amid opposition from state legislators. Gov. Raul Castro will form a seven member panel to pick a successor with senate confirmation. Mayo cites unwarranted legislative interference and notes his department’s size and budget.
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Phoenix
UPI
William J. Mayo
State Department of Economic Security
Mayo
Raul Castro
Castro
Senate
Arizona
State Department
Department
Alfred Gutierrez
House
Burton Barr
Arizona considers housing agency to spur new construction
Arizona lawmakers in the Senate and House argued over a proposed housing agency to boost new residential development. Senators Roeder and Morrison pressed questions on effectiveness and renovation aims while Reps. Kay and Buehl warned of bond risks and possible unwritten obligations. The Senate bill envisions direct loans and property acquisitions. the House bill would fund institutions and buy mortgages.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
John Roeder
Scottsdale
New York
Massachusetts
Chicago
Arizona
Peter Kay
Tony Buehl
Tucson
Buehl
Mass of Resurrection for Patricia Baranowski Held
Patricia Anne Baranowski 50 a registered x ray technician dies at Good Samaritan Hospital in Arizona from Connecticut origins. Mass of Resurrection at St Theresa's Church Phoenix with interment private. Survivors include husband Joseph J sons Paul and Matthew daughter Susan sister Mrs Robert L. Owen Memorials to Oncology Dept Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Patricia Anne Baranowski
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
E. Thomas
Arcadia Funeral Home
Baranowski
E. Calle del Medio
Good Samaritan Hospital
Connecticut
Arizona
Chester
Conn
University of Arizona
University of Maryland
St. Theresa's Church
the Sodality
Hopi School
PTA
Joseph J
Paul
Matthew
Phoenix
Susan
Robert L. Owen
Tempe
Kores Memorial Services Planned For Lucile M. Kores
Lucile M. Kores 64 dies at Good Samaritan Hospital after moving from Milwaukee to Arizona 17 years ago. Services set at Messinger's Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd at 7 30 p m this evening. Cremation private. Survived by her husband Vernon and son David of Cottonwood Arizona. Born in Colby Wisconsin.
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Lucile M. Kores
Messinger
Indian School Rd
Samaritan Hospital
Colby
Wisc
Arizona
Milwaukee
Vernon
David
Cottonwood
Visitation for Alton G Wentworth
Alton G Wentworth 83 died Monday at home in Bridgeport Conn. Visitation is 7 to 9 p m this evening at Green Acres Mortuary Tempe. Funeral Thursday at Abiding Saviour Lutheran Tempe with interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He was retired president of Seymour Metals Mfg Co and left a wife Sylvia seven grandchildren and several siblings and children.
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Alton G. Wentworth
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Abiding
Saviour Lutheran Church
E. Continental Dr
Tempe
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Wentworth
Highland Ave
Seymour Metals Mfg. Co
Seymour, Conn
Emil Singer Post American Legion
Ora E. Coleman Services Held in Scottsdale
Ora Elizabeth Coleman 76 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving to Arizona in 1944 from Dexter Missouri. Services were held Thursday at Messinger Mortuary for the Scottsdale resident who worked at La Vista Grande Lodge and belonged to First Baptist Church of Scottsdale. She leaves a son John of Scottsdale, daughters in Arkansas and Scottsdale, two brothers, a sister in Kentucky, 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Contributions go to First Baptist Church of Scottsdale.
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Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Coleman
Fifth St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Savannah
Tenn
Arizona
Dexter
John
Scottsdale
Charles Hart
West Memphis
Ark
James Jennings
Lepanto
Hazel Register
Thomas Parry
Calvin Curtis
Wilbert Curtis
Hazel Beard
Kentucky
First Baptist Church of
E. Osborn Rd
Grace C Reynertson services set at Prince of Peach Lutheran
Grace C. Reynertson 70 died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Prince of Peach Lutheran Church. Visitation is tonight from 3 to 9 at Messinger Mortuary. She lived at 4209 N. 64th St. Survived by son Warren of Scottsdale, daughter Beverly Simonsen of Scottsdale, and three granddaughters.
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Prince of Peach Lutheran Church
N. 56Th
St. Friends
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Reynertson
N. 64Th St
Warren
Scottsdale
Beverly Simonsen
Katherine Huldermann 69 Dies in Scottsdale
Private services for Katherine Kay Huldermann age 69 were held at Messinger Mortuary. She died Monday at Scottsdale Community Hospital. Born in Albion Michigan she moved to Arizona 58 years ago from Eagles Rock California. She and husband Paul owned the House of 6 Directions and helped create the National Indian Arts Show. Memorials may be sent to the Kay Huldermann Memorial Fund City of Scottsdale 3999 Civic Center Plaza to support young artists.
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Katherine
Kay) Huldermann
Messingers Mortuary
Huldermann
E. Rose
Paul F
Robert Maxwell Dunlap
Honolulu
Dorothy Lucan
Los Angeles
Crichton Brigham
Galala
Calif
Kay Haldermann Memorial
Scottsdale planning approves bikeway plan and Mormon church permit
The Scottsdale Planning Commission unanimously OKs a bikeway plan from the southern boundary to the Central Arizona Project and approves a use permit for a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building at 82nd Street and Rose Lane. A lighting review for parking lot safety is urged. Other actions include approving 11 new apartment units for Vista del Camino and continuing zoning changes while withdrawing a reduced parking request for the Scottsdale Financial Center.
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Scottsdale
82Nd Street
Rose Lane
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Roy Stegall
Vista del Camino
Granite Reef and
Chaparral Road
Scottsdale Financial Center
Scottsdale and
Indian School Roads
Ford likely to sign tax cut bill after amendments cut
President Ford seems ready to accept a pared version of the tax cut as negotiators remove costly amendments, aiming for a quick crisis of action. The plan includes 1974 income tax rebates from 100 to 200 dollars and rests on oil tax changes and offsetting increases.
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Ford
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Mike Mansfield
Senate
Fountain Hills Man Dies After Pool Heart Attack
Francis Barron, 63, of 10821 N Indian Wells, Fountain Hills, died Tuesday morning after suffering a heart attack beside his pool and then drowning. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Abbie Barron found him fully clothed, face down in the pool after leaving to fetch lunch. Autopsy cites heart attack. no foul play suspected. He had moved into the home the day before.
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Fountain Hills
Francis Barron
Indian Wells
Mesas Lutheran Hospital
Abbie
Barron
High court to rule on media petition in Warren bribery case
The Arizona Supreme Court will decide Thursday if the Warren bribery preliminary hearing should be closed to the press and public. Phoenix Newspapers Inc. contested Justice Milford Winsor IV's order to seal the hearing to protect a fair trial, citing strong pretrial publicity and lack of danger to justice. George Brooks, a former county investigator, was arraigned and ordered to stand trial June 10 in the same land fraud probe.
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UPI
Arizona Supreme Court
Ned Warren Sr
Phoenix Newspapers Inc
The
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Gila Bend
Justice of the ‘Peace
Milford Winsor IV
Warren
Winsor
Supreme Court
George Brooks
Maricopa County
Regents again hear ASU stadium pro football proposal
TEMPE UP I The state Board of Regents debated a plan to allow professional football at Arizona State University stadium but took no action to overturn its prior rejection. Regent Gordon Paris suggested another proposal is likely, while Gordon Murphy of the NFL Quarterback Club of Phoenix said Phoenix will get a pro franchise and questioned the need for a second stadium.
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Phoenix
Phoenix youth held for fires at four sites
A 13 year old was taken into custody in Phoenix on Tuesday in connection with four fires. Police and fire authorities said he was referred to juvenile authorities. The most damaging blaze was March 8 at Washington Elementary School causing about 150000 dollars in damage.
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Phoenix
Washington Elementary School
Reynolds cuts at Phoenix plant 15 percent wage relief
About 200 Reynolds Metals workers at the Phoenix extrusion plant will receive only a 15 percent pay cut this year. Plant Manager George Monie said a supplementary unemployment benefit plan will cover the gap to 85 percent of wages. Once state benefits end, the firm will pay the full 85 percent for the rest of the year.
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Reynolds
Phoenix
Reynolds Metals
George Monie
Transportation panel approves state control of vehicle registrations
The house transportation committee authorizes transferring motor vehicle registrations to the state over five years ending July 1980. The state department of transportation would assume county responsibilities gradually during this period.
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Phoenix
House Transportation Committee
State Department of Transportation
Seledon Trial Continues In Federal Heroin Ring Case
Testimony resumes in Phoenix as Albert Seledon and four associates face federal charges for running a heroin distribution ring. Lorenzo Martinez, 26, testified he aided authorities while jailed on a separate robbery charge.
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Phoenix
Tolleson
Albert Seledon
Lorenzo Martinez
Seledon
Maricopa County
Two 8 and 6 Year Olds Referred in Easter Seal Theft
Two 1 year old girls were referred to the County Detention Home after sisters Christine Blasich and Dawn reported their coffee can containing $9.32 stolen Sunday by two older girls. Investigators identified two Pima School students as theft suspects. No prior offenses reported. Money recovery is being investigated.
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Christine Blasich
Dawn
Ron Dean
Dean
Burglar Takes 5000 In Cash From Scottsdale Home
Police say about 5000 dollars in cash, mostly twenty dollar bills, was stolen from a Scottsdale residence while the resident was away. Martha Munguia returned home to a ransacked house noting a broken rear window and an exit via the kitchen door.
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Scottsdale
Martha Munguia
E. Moreland
Deal hearing set for April 3 in Scottsdale Justice Court
Victor Paul Deal, 20, a Scottsdale Community College football freshman flanker, faces two counts of sale of a narcotic drug after Tempe police arrested him March 15 at an Exxon station near Scottsdale and McKellips Roads. He allegedly sold a quarter ounce of cocaine to a Tempe officer for 350 dollars.
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Victor Paul Deal
Scottsdale Justice Court
Deal
E. McKellips
Scottsdale
Tempe
Exxon
McKellips
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