College seeks bread refund plan as buyout proposal
The court-appointed trustee for bankrupt Prescott College planned to propose using six million dollars from a bread company antitrust settlement to purchase the college for the state. Charles R. Johnston said he would present the idea at a bread suit hearing before U.S. District Judge Carl Muecke, though he called it a far out notion.
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Phoenix
Prescott College
Charles R. Johnston
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Arizona Miners See Deaths Drop 55 Percent
The Arizona mine inspector's annual report shows eight mine deaths in 1975, down from 18 in 1974, marking a 55 percent decrease in the mining sector's fatalities. The figures reflect the year’s safety progress and ongoing concerns for worker protection.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Drug Ad Ban Raises Prescription Prices in Phoenix
A state law barring price advertising for prescription drugs has allegedly increased health care costs by millions. Assistant Attorney General Kenneth Reed cites a survey of 15 Phoenix drugstores showing wide price disparities for the same prescriptions.
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Phoenix
Asst
Kenneth Reed
Judges miss surcharge on DUI fines in Arizona
Rep. Jim Ratliff says many judges do not impose the 10 percent surcharge on fines for drunk driving and drug abuse, costing Arizona hundreds of thousands in funds for drug and alcohol programs. He says the exact loss is unknown.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Jim Ratliff
Sun City
Samuel C Jennings Memorial Service Published
Samuel Carlton Jennings 55 died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Memorials go to Valley Presbyterian Church. He was partner and GM of Community Gin Co. and active in Arizona clubs and veterans groups. Survivors include wife Joyce, children Carla Anne Cynthia Lynn, sisters Kathleen Schultz Joanne Lewis, and parents Samuel J Jennings and wife. Born in Phoenix and a U.S. Army Captain.
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Samuel Carlton Jennings
Valley Presbyterian Church
MacDonald
Jennings
Phoenix
Community Gin Co
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix Union High School
Phoenix College
University of Arizona
U.S. Army
Verde Vaquero
Joyce
Charles
Paradise Valley
Carla Anne
Cynthia Lynn
Glencoe
Ark
Kathleen Schultz
Joanne Lewis
Samuel J. Jennings
Services for Stanley Phillips on Salt River Reservation
Stanley Phillips 48 laborer of Salt River Indian Reservation will be laid to rest at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Assembly of God Church on the reservation. Visitation is tonight at 5 p.m. in the church. A World War I Army veteran he was killed Thursday in an auto accident in Mesa. Survivors include sons Marshall Milton David Russell and Brady all of Phoenix a daughter Mrs Brendan Porter of Salt River sister Hilda Kisto of Phoenix and nine grandchildren. Arrangements by Larry J. Melcher Mortuary of Mesa.
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Stanley Phillips
Salt River Indian Reservation
Assembly of God Church
Mr. Phillips
Mesa
Marshall
Milton
David
Russell
Brady
Phoenix
Brendan Porter
Hilda Kisto
Larry J. Melcher
Olen C Harris Rites Held After Death at 6234 Sage Dr
Olen C Harris 68 retired president of Clayton-Anderson Co Industrial Division died Saturday at home 6234 E Sage Dr. He belonged to Paradise Valley United Methodist Church Paradise Valley Country Club and Masonic Lodge in Lockney Texas and once served on the board of the American Institute of Foreign Trade. Survived by wife Rachel son Richard F Houston daughters Jennifer Wheeler Fresno Claudia Lee Agoura six grandchildren and three Texas sisters. Services were held today at the Methodist Church with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Donations suggested to favorite charity.
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Olen C. Harris
Clayton-Anderson Co.Industrial Division
E. Sage Dr
Mr. Harris
Paradise Valley
Rachel
Richard F
Houston
Tex
Jennifer Wheeler
Fresno
Calif
Claudia Lee
Agoura
Texas
Paradise Valley United Methodist Church
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Meat inspectors admit taking bribes in military meat fraud
Senate investigators heard that present and former Army meat inspectors received gifts and cash from packing firms in a multimillion dollar scheme. Testimony cited bribes including cash, call girls, and tickets for executives amid allegations of inferior meat sold to the Pentagon, with firms supplying up to 20 percent of annual beef purchases.
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Senate
Nadia Hoyer-Booth
Charles Reidinger
Army
Boston
Reidinger
Hoyer-Booth
G&g Packing Co
Frank Goldberg
Harry Goldberg
G&g
Blue Ribbon Frozen Foods Co
Ferdinand Romano
Meters Rule Local Schools This Week Highlight Metric Week
Scottsdale schools plan a week of metric themed activities to mark Arizona Metric Education Week and the federal metric transition. The program includes Celsius temperature announcements, meter based junior Olympic events, metric posters and menus, with both unit systems shown.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Raul Castro
Shirley Frye
U.S
Congress
Sambo’s Eyes Vista Renewal Lots for Restaurant and Motel
Sambo’s seeks to buy the smaller three-fourths acre parcel on McDowell Road at 77th Street and recruit a motel developer for the adjacent 2% acres in the Vista del Camino renewal area. City staff recommends replatting and highway commercial rezoning as council weighs the proposal.
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Sambo's
Vista del Camino
Sambo’s
McDowell Road
77Th Street
McDowell
Vista
Scottsdale Mall
Terry Phemister
Los Arcos Neighborhood to Hold First Annual Meeting
The Los Arcos Neighborhood Association plans its first annual meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Yavapai Elementary School all purpose room 701 N Miller Rd The group represents homeowners and renters in a Scottsdale area bounded by Scottsdale Road Miller Road McDowell Road and McKellips Road The meeting will discuss progress of a street light improvement district planned as one of the citys largest and a new type of street light.
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Los Arcos Neighborhood Association
LANA
Scottsdale
Yavapai Elementary School
N. Miller Rd
Scottsdale Road
Miller Road
McDowell Road
McKellips Road
Progress’ of the
Paradise Valley fire station abandons solar plan
Phoenix council will not power Fire Station No. 31 at 56th Street and Thunderbird Road with solar energy due to cost and construction delay. Construction starts mid June with completion by December or January, at an estimated cost of 172000 dollars. A conventional back up would add about 18000 to 19000.
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Paradise Valley
Phoenix
56Th Street
Thunderbird Road
Ken O'Dell
Steve Jensen
Fire Department
32Nd Street
Bell Road
Mountain Bell faces cost of service review in Arizona
Mountain Bell witnesses told the State Corporation Commission that switching to a strict cost of service rating could double residential telephone rates. The hearing probes why Mountain Bell did not study full costs of providing all telephone services in Arizona amid complaints that value of service subsidized residential rates. Mountain Bell argues rates aim to keep entry costs low for most users while charging for costs like directory assistance and special equipment.
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Phoenix
Mountain Bell
State Coperation Commission
Arizona
School board cancels meeting in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale School Board canceled an informal session set for Tuesday afternoon due to no items to consider. The next regular meeting is May 18 at 8 p.m. A special meeting on May 24 will review the district's 1976 77 budget.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Scottsdale considers tentative budget for 1976 77
City council will hold a special meeting Tuesday night to consider a tentative budget of 23.386 million dollars plus nearly 2 million in federal community development funds. The plan keeps the property tax rate at 1.25 per 100 and final adoption is set for June 1 with a June 8 tax levy decision.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Scottsdale man and daughter escape plane crash near Carlsbad
Samuel Orlich, 45, and his daughter Danielle, 13, escaped injury when their single engine plane overturned after an emergency landing in an open field near Carlsbad California. Investigators say engine sputtering en route to Palomar Airport from Phoenix. contaminated fuel suspected.
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Carlsbad Calif
Scottsdale
Here
Samuel Orlich
Danielle
E. Buera Terra Way
Palomar
Phoenix
Orlich
Refrigeration Units Stolen From City Office Building
Police report a five ton air conditioning unit and two other items missing from a locked office area at 4308 N. Wells Fargo. Owner Elliot J. Glasser of the 4234 N. Craftsman Court shop said the burglary occurred Saturday afternoon. Total loss estimated at 3025 dollars.
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N. Wells Fargo
Elliot J. Glasser
N. Craftsman Court
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