Israel hits militants inside Lebanon as raids escalate
Israeli commandos crossed the Lebanon border and destroyed a house used by Palestinian guerrillas near Majdia on the second day of retaliation for the Maalot massacre. Air strikes across Lebanon and clashes on the Golan Heights continued with multiple reports of casualties and international warnings.
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Majdia
Tempe City Employees Charged In Parts Theft Case
Three Tempe city workers are charged with petty theft and suspended as a fourth, John Liebbers, faces suspension during an investigation into missing vehicle parts at the city yard on Miller Road. The suspects, Len Hall Peter Erickson and George Hinojosa, face counts and are to appear in Tempe City Court next Friday. Scottsdale police led the probe with Tempe prosecutors, amid an ongoing city audit of auto parts.
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Mesa
George Hinojosa
77Th St
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Dale Carter
John Liebbers
Luebbers
Carter
Scottsdale
Rhodes Blames Congress Slow on Energy Action
Congressman John Rhodes criticizes Congress for delays in energy legislation and planning. He laments eight months to pass key Emergency Energy Act provisions and notes 17 energy bills awaiting action while praising solar energy potential and low funding for solar research.
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House
Nixon
Lake
Mead
Hoover Dam
Washington
Court of Appeals reverses tax ruling against Maricopa County
The Arizona Court of Appeals set aside a lower court order barring Maricopa County from collecting additional taxes from Honeywell Information Systems on Thursday.
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Garfield to Head Panel as Court Unit Endorsed
Three of five Maricopa County supervisors backed creating a new superior court criminal division. Ernest Garfield was elected state corporation commissioner chairman Thursday, succeeding Charles Garland.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale Picnic Draws Community fun and fireworks
Tickets to the Scottsdale Board of Realtors sponsored community picnic at the gate Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m. include barbecue, games, music and a fireworks finale. Prices 2.50 for adults 1 for children ages six to twelve. under six free with adult. Proceeds aid Scottsdale Girls and Boys Clubs. Advance sales at club house realtors board and chamber of commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Court date set for SCC players in Tempe rape case
Three men Donald Williams Willie Smiley and Bruce Moore face superior court appearances June 17 after an April 17 Tempe rape investigation. Williams and Smiley were SCC basketball players. They were arrested after police said three girls were invited to Williams Tempe apartment where multiple males entered. A preliminary hearing was held and each was released on recognizance set at 2200.
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Obituary of Charles Mieg Real estate broker and civic figure
Charles E. Mieg 75 a Phoenix Scottsdale real estate broker and developer since 1945 died Wednesday in Phoenix MediCenter He served on the Phoenix Botanical Gardens Optimist Club Kiwanis Club and Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Born in Switzerland he moved to Arizona in 1931 from Long Island Survivors include wife Lillian two sons Charles D White and John R Mieg a brother and three grandchildren Services set for 11 am Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Cremation follows Friends may call after 6 pm today Contributions suggested to Desert Botanical Gardens
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Messinger Mortuary
Desert Botanical Gardens
Italian-born Candy Chef Charles Nutile Dies in Arizona
Charles Nutile, 98, of 3326 N 62nd St, Scottsdale, died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Italy and long resident of Illinois before moving to Arizona, he was a retired candy chef. Survived by daughter Grace Melissa of Scottsdale, two grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Rosary 8:30 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may call 6–9 p.m. today.
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Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Four Groups Launch Signature Drive on Merit Selection
Representatives from the Citizens Association on Arizona Courts, the League of Women Voters of Arizona, the Arizona Judges Association and the State Bar of Arizona plan a next week signature drive to place an initiative on the November ballot. They aim to collect 61,711 signatures under B V Sturdivant’s direction and will operate from the League of Women Voters office at 1439 N First St Phoenix.
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Citizens Joint Conference On Merit Selection
League of Women Voters
First St
Phoenix
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