Ford pressed on Rhodesia chrome repeal amid Africa policy clash
President Ford faces pressure from Sen. Byrd and others to repeal the chrome trade exemption for Rhodesia as Kissinger advances a policy favoring black majority rule. Reagan attacks the approach while Ford weighs credibility in Africa and GOP political risk.
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U.S
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Reagan
Texas
Byrd
House
Rhodes cites rules hampering farm output and energy policy
Congressman John Rhodes at a Camelback Inn breakfast decried federal regulations as choking American agriculture and industry. He urged reducing regulators and simplifying rules, citing OSHA as an example, and warned of an inadequate national energy policy amid a global food outlook.
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United States
U.S
John Rhodes
National Grain Trade Council
Camelback Inn
Rhodes
Congress
Occupational Safety and Health Agency
OSHA
City seeks Vista land buyer for final parcel
The Scottsdale City Council plans to market the 77th Street fronting parcel in the Vista del Camino renewal area with highway commercial zoning and a zoning case. Sambo’s shows interest if enlarged to 40 000 square feet and may team with motel developers for nearby 103 800 square foot property. The city will reappraise and award to best use and design while pursuing federal and state funds to add 49 000 square feet of airport parking at Scottsdale Municipal Airport at an estimated cost of 576 000 dollars.
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McDowell Road
77Th Street
Sambo’s
McDowell
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Approves Marston Fountain Contract
The Paradise Valley town council unanimously approved a contract authorizing artist Joan Lincoln to design and build the Helen Marston Memorial fountain, due by May 13 1977. Lincoln will receive a 900 dollar retainer and 2000 dollars upon completion with material costs reimbursed in installments.
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Helen Marston Memorial
Aeee
E. Doubletree
Lincoln
I.ost Dutchman Drive
Mountain Bell
Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
Castro scolds Starsky over pending litigation in Arizona
Gov. Raul Castro chides former Arizona State employee Morris Starsky after Starsky appeals for reinstatement. Castro warns against discussion of suits while Starsky claims a delay in his reinstatement due to state board technicalities.
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Raul Castro
Arizona State
Morris Starsky
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Argé
FBI
Ting
Obituary of Creston A Michener in Scottsdale and Boulder
Creston A Michener 75 of 7660 E Thornwood Dr died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born Plainview Nebraska he moved from Boulder Colorado eight years ago and served as Dawes Laboratories VP and manufacturing rep. Survived by wife Helen daughters Lois ieMarr Virginia Myers Charlotte Walker eight grandchildren two great grandchildren Visitation 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Saturday Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd services and interment in Boulder Colorado.
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A. Michener
E. Thornwood Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Boulder
Colo
Dawes Laboratories
University of Nebraska
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LoisieMarr
Paradise Valley
Virginia Myers
Charlotte Walker
Boulder, Colo
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Edeltrude Smith 77 Dies in Phoenix
Edeltrude Smith 77 of 4402 N Arcadia Lane Phoenix died Wednesday at St Josephs Hospital She born in Indiana came to the Valley six years ago from Chicago Survived by husband Lawrence daughter Adrienne Burton of Phoenix and three grandchildren Services set for 10 a m Monday at Arcadia Funeral Home Chapel 4800 E Indian School Road Phoenix
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Arcadia Lane
Phoenix
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lawrence
Adrienne Burton
Arcadia Funeral Home Chapel
Indian School Road
Anthony A. Bertram Dies. 91 at Phoenix Facility
Services were held today for Anthony A. Bertram 91 at A Moore and Sons Mortuary in Phoenix. The retired grain elevator manager died Wednesday in the Medicenter. A native of Michigan he moved to the Valley 22 years ago and belonged to Harmony Lodge 57 Masonic Order. Survivors include two sisters and a brother living out of state.
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Anthony A. Bertram
Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Phoenix
Bertram
Medicenter
Michigan
Valley
Harmony Lodge 57
Masonic Order
69Th Place
Drowning Victim Identified as Yaser Abdel-Jaber
The boy pulled from his family's pool Thursday morning near Scottsdale was identified by police as Yaser Abdel-Jaber. He was under two months from turning three. Police say he drove his tricycle into the pool, his mother found him at the bottom, neighbors and rescue personnel attempted revival.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Yaser Abdel-Jaber
Arizona lawmakers push funding for solar research institute
The Arizona House Rules Committee introduced a bill to appropriate 250000 dollars for rental costs of the National Solar Research Institute in Arizona. The Senate added a similar appropriation to a House bill to speed tax writeoffs for businesses and private homeowners installing solar heating or cooling devices.
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Arizona House
Senate
National Solar Research Institute
Arizona
House
Arizona House Blocks Copper Plate Bid for Bicentennial
The Arizona House killed a bill to make special copper license plates for the bicentennial year. The Senate had approved the measure by a two thirds vote, pending the governor's signature for plates to go on sale.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Senate
Jury to view re enactment in ex convict murder case
A Yavapai County Superior Court jury will watch a videotape of an accused slayer re enacting the murder of an ex convict whose body was dumped in a mine shaft. Judge James Hancock ruled the taping did not violate Paul Bishops constitutional rights.
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Prescott
Yavapai County
James Hancock
Paul Bishop
Palmer
Alaska
Man Arrested Two Minutes After Bank Robbery
Police arrested 19 year old Charles Woolson of Phoenix two minutes after a robber took 2825 dollars from a downtown Arizona Bank branch. Investigators said the suspect waved a bag as if it contained a weapon and demanded money while approaching two tellers.
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Phoenix
Charles Woolson
Arizona Bank
Senate OKs 3.6 Million Supplemental for Arizona Colleges
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 3.6 million supplemental appropriation for Arizona community colleges. The measure, already passed by the House, awaits full Senate approval next week due to large enrollment increases at the Arizona Community College Board.
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Sénaite’ Appropriations Committee
Arizona
House
Senate
Arizona Community College Board
Army shooter at southern post ends life after fatal incident
Army investigators search for motive after Spec. 4 Daniel Walker reportedly said it would be a good day then killed himself within seven hours. Army officials say the motive remains undetermined and details are still unclear.
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FT. Pacanc
Daniel Walker
Chronicle owner may close paper over Callaway probe
Myles Archer, owner of the Crested Butte Chronicle in Colorado, warns he may close the paper by July 4 due to revenue losses from an advertising boycott tied to his investigation of former Army Secretary Howard Callaway. He asks state and county authorities to probe the boycott and a threat he says aimed at him.
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Myles Archer
Colorado Mountain Weekly
Crested Butte
Arber
Chronicle
Colorado
Gunnison
Gunnison River
Scream Foils Purse Snatch Near Scottsdale Mall
Police say a blond male tried to grab a purse from a 55 year old Scottsdale woman outside Goldwater's in the Fashion Square Shopping Center. The suspect fled without the bag after the scream and escaped in a late model car. Victim Virginia M. Blakey had just left Goldwater's at 4500 N Scottsdale Rd.
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Scottsdale
Goldwater
Virginia M. Blakey
Blakey
Scottsdale Rd
Fashion Square
Jewelry thefts total over four thousand in three burglaries
Police report more than 4500 dollars in losses from three area burglaries since Tuesday. A Scottsdale resident said 2195 dollars worth of jewelry vanished from January 4 until the discovery date with a 1500 dollar diamond ring taken. Another home on Hubbell Street saw 1316 dollars in rings clothing and pictures stolen after a Thursday entry via a removed screen. A 1000 dollar diamond ring was taken from Jackrabbit Road home between Sunday and Tuesday.
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Scottsdale
Lee M. Shipley
E. Coronado Rd
Rene J. Markes
E. Hubbell Sr
Doris M. Scaglione
E. Jackrabbit
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