ITT chief cites funds to Chile may have aided anti-Communist drive
Harold Geneen told ITT stockholders that about 350000 of ITT funds possibly went to Chile in 1970 to support the democratic anti Communist cause within lawful means. He noted no evidence of irregular or violent action and tied the move to protecting a 153 million investment while reporting record first quarter earnings for 1976.
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Phoenix
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
ITT
Chile
Harold S. Geneen
U.S
Geneen
City Council Rejects Hydrant Funds and Day Care Requests
The council adopted a $23.346 million tentative budget for 1976-77, maintaining a $1.25 tax rate. No funds were approved for additional fire hydrants or day care services, with final budget decisions due June 1.
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Louis A
Teacher election delayed by SEA postponement
The Scottsdale Education Association delays a decision on an election to challenge the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers for teacher representation. The district says SEA missed the February 1 deadline, which would require 30 percent staff signatures and full election costs.
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Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers, Afl-Cio
SFT
SEA Executive Board
the Sea
DPS arrest in Tucson drug bust nets heroin and cocaine
A Scottsdale man Keith W. Jones, 47, was arrested on Interstate 10 in Tucson after DPS found 10 ounces of heroin and one ounce of cocaine in his car. He faces investigation for possessing and transporting narcotics and possessing narcotics for sale. Earlier, federal agents seized about seven and a half ounces of heroin and seven ounces of cocaine from two Mexican nationals.
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Tucson
Scottsdale
Keith W. Jones
Arizona Department of Public Safety
DPS
Jones
Interstate 10
Phoenix cadet faces expulsion over tolerating cheating at West Point
Timothy Ringgold, 22, a West Point cadet from Phoenix, is charged not with cheating but with tolerating it after revealing a wider cheating scandal at the academy. He told Undersecretary Norman Augustine that cheating was widespread and facing an appeal board, with Capt. Arthur Lincoln defending him. Ringgold attended Saguaro High School and Staunton Military Academy, where he earned cadet honors.
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West Point
Phoenix
U.S. Military Academy
Timothy Ringgold
Ringgold
Norman Augustine
Augustine
Staunton Military Academy
Virginia
Obituary of Jack H. Scheeringa 58 in Scottsdale
Jack H. Scheeringa 58 former retail grocer for 40 years died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Griffith Indiana he lived in Carefree and Scottsdale. Survived by wife Laverne children Jack B Duane Bonnie Nancy Cindy two brothers and six sisters eight grandchildren. Services private at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Jack H. Scheeringa
Good Samaritan Hospital
Griffith
Indiana
Mr. Scheeringa
Ocotilla Circle
Carefree
Scottsdale
Scheeringa
Green Acres
Obituary for Ross L. Harbaugh of Phoenix
Ross L. Harbaugh of 6646 E Monterosa died Monday in a Phoenix nursing home. A retired Inland Steel Corp executive he served as assistant to a vice president from 1964 until retirement and worked with the U S Health Service on anti pollution committees. He left a wife Mabel and two brothers. A private cremation will be held with arrangements by Arizona Cremation Transportation Service. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Ross L. Harbaugh
E. Monterosa
Phoenix
Mr. Harbaugh
Inland Steel Corp
U.S. Health Service
Mabel
Arizona Cremation Transportation Service Service
American Cancer Society
Phoenix funds bike underpass on Papago Loop path
The Phoenix City Council approves 8,208 dollars as the city’s share for an underpass under McDowell Road east of 64th Street on the Papago Loop bike path. Total project cost 49,248 dollars with half funded by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Phoenix Scottsdale and Maricopa County each pay 8,208 dollars.
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Phoenix
Papago Loop
McDowell Road
64Th Street
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
District 28 Democrats set elections for key posts
An election to fill the first vice chair of District 28 Democrats is scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday in the south building at Eldorado Park. Scottsdale Mayor William C. Jenkins will oppose Guy Hawkins. A second vote may also occur to fill the state precinct committee seat formerly held by Robert Field after he became an Independent.
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Eldorado Park
Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Guy
State
Robert Field
Phoenix Officials Split Over EEOC Ruling And FasTrack Sale
State Transportation Director William Ordway disagrees with a federal finding of discrimination but supports conciliatory talks with EEOC on race in top posts. In Phoenix a bankruptcy judge rejects a 280000 dollar FasTrack offer and lets two lienholders claim the six acre speedway asset tied to Malcolm Bricklin.
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Phoenix
William Ordway
U.S. Equal. Employment. Opportunity Commission Eeoc
G. Benjamin Brooks
Maricopa County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
FasTrack International Speedway
Here
Scottsdale
Malcolm Bricklin
Murder in Bisbee Stabbing Case Draws Blank Clues
Police investigated the stabbing death of Jesse Haynes Austin 34 found in his brother Wallace Austin 33 home at 8067 E Glenrose Ave on a Saturday before noon. He suffered 25 stab wounds as detectives Brick Goodman and Ron Dean sought a break in the case amid unusual circumstances.
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Arizona State Hospital
Brick Goodman
Ron Dean
Jesse Haynes Austin
Austin
Glenrose
Ave
Goodman
Dean
Wallace Austin
Gas pricing fanned by FPC official in Phoenix
A Federal Power Commission member told the Independent Petroleum Association of America that gas pricing should be set by Phoenix area consumers rather than federal officials. He urged the public to trust the judgment of more than 200 million citizens in America’s energy decisions.
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Federal Power Commission
FPC
Independent Petroleum Association of America
America
Commission
James G. Watt
State colleges get $38.2 million funding package in Arizona
The House and Senate Appropriations Committees agreed to allocate 38,215,068 dollars to Arizona community colleges for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The compromise followed a House proposal of 33.3 million and a Senate figure of 39 million after the State Community College Board pledged to limit enrollment and state-paid courses.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
State Community College Board
Man hospitalized after car cycle crash in Scottsdale
A 32 year old Scottsdale man, Michael E. Campbell, was seriously injured in a car motorcycle crash at Hayden and Chaparral Roads. He was taken to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and placed in the Intensive Care Unit. Police said William C. Jarvis, 37, attempted a turn onto Hayden from Chaparral. The accident remains under investigation with no citations issued.
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Scottsdale
Hayden
Chaparral
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michael E. Campbell
73Rd St
Campbell
William C. Jarvis
E. el Nido
Danish Royals Attend Kennedy Center Ballet Night
Queen Margrethe of Denmark and Prince Henrik joined Betty Ford for opening night of the Royal Danish Ballet at the Kennedy Center in Washington. The royal couple is on a two day visit and attended a White House luncheon Tuesday hosted by President and Mrs. Ford.
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Washington
Queen Margrethe
Prince Henrik
Betty Ford
Kennedy Center
The
Royal Danish Ballet
Denmark
White House
Carpet cleaner stolen from Scottsdale car in overnight theft
Dennis A. Goodrich reported a $1,200 carpet cleaner and attachment taken from his car parked in an east lot of his apartment complex. He said the doors were unlocked and the theft occurred between Monday night and Tuesday morning while security services at the complex had just been cut due to cost.
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Scottsdale
Dennis A. Goodrich
E. Indian School Rd
Goodrich
District studies eighth graders' performance on February tests
Scottsdale School District administrators tabulate results from over 2,000 eighth graders who underperformed in mathematics reading and composition. Dr. Norman White says students below standard in any area could repeat elementary school or, if deficiencies are limited, advance with remedial classes.
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Scottsdale
Norman White
State Board of Education
White
Castro to keynote LULAC convention in Phoenix
Gov Raul H Castro will keynote the LULAC state convention opening at the Hyatt Regency Phoenix with a 12 30 PM luncheon and 6 30 PM session. Honored guest is Jose De Ol ioqui y Labastida Mexican ambassador to the U S and Fernando C DeBaca special assistant to President Ford attends as special guest.
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Raul H. Castro
League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
Castro
Hyatt Regency Hotel
N. Second St
Phoenix
Jose de Olloqui Y Labastida
U.S
Fernando C. DeBaca
Ford
Sierra Club plans slide show on Arizona
The Sierra Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the First Federal Savings Building at 44th Street and Camelback Road. Photographer Herb McLaughlin known for Arizona Highways Magazine will present slides on Arizona. The public is invited.
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Federal Savings Building
44Th Street
Camelback Road
Herb McLaughlin
Arizona Highways Magazine
Arizona
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