Phoenix Pooland USA hearings review license revocation
State hearing officer heard 17 homeowners complaints about Pooland USA Inc at Phoenix hearing. The firm faced alleged poor workmanship, unpaid subs, and unfinished projects raised by K C Flickinger. Kennedy and Chapman cited financial trouble but sought renewed financing.
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UPI
Pooland USA, Inc
K.C. Flickinger
State Register of Contractors
Julian McClure
Kenneth Kennedy
Pooland
Kennedy
John M. Chapman
Prescott Forest Seed Supplies Restoring Burned Acres
Prescott National Forest will reseed 28 400 acres after wildfires with grass seed now available. Forest supervisor James L Kimball said dealers and individuals offered seed after officials warned of a shortage of weeping lovegrass seed.
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UPI
Forest Service
Prescott National Forest
James L. Kimball
Prescott Forest
Referendum budget meetings on Scottsdale School referendum
A series of school community meetings will be held this week about Scottsdale School's 1.8 million dollar budget referendum vote set for June 1. The 1,813,158 figure funds more teachers in several areas including learning disability PE and art.
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Arcadia High
Coronado High School
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Coronado High
Apache School
Fighting Flares Across Three Fronts in Vietnam War
Heavy combat reported on three fronts around Hue An Loc and Pleiku as U S and North Vietnamese actions escalate. Hanoi Radio claims intensified air raids while U S forces strike rail bridges near the DMZ and around Hanoi with missions targeting key supply lines and facilities.
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UPI
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My Chanh
Hue
An Loc
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Pleiku
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Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
China
City Councilman Teases Reporter Birthday Jibe
City Councilman Bill Jenkins used a council planning session to poke fun at City Hall reporter Jack Karne on his birthday. He urged Karne to give a speech so others could misquote him, highlighting tense relations between officials and the press.
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Bill Jenkins
City Hall
Jack Karne
Jenkins
Jack
Galbraith to Speak at ASU on Foreign Policy
John Kenneth Galbraith, renowned economist and author, will discuss The Next Foreign Policy at Arizona State University. The free public program at 8 p.m. in Gammage Auditorium is organized by ASU Public Lectures Board, timed amid Nixon's China trip and Moscow summit.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
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Gammage
Galbraith
George Downing
Nixon
China
Moscow
Harvard University
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Quints’ Last Baby Dies in Northampton
The final surviving quintuplet of Susan Furlow in Northampton died today at 17 days old. Three of the sextuplets born six weeks premature died within 48 hours, and the fourth survived only a week.
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Northampton
England
UPI
Susan Furlow
Marc
Kleindienst notes declining violence amid political decisions
In Phoenix UPI reports former Phoenix lawyer and 1964 gubernatorial candidate Richard Kleindienst said violence in America is decreasing as rational and sober voters shape policy. He cited smaller Washington demonstrations, discussed Senate confirmation, and cited ITT anti trust matter in relation to GOP convention funding.
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Obituary Raymond D. Sherman Dies in Scottsdale
Raymond D. Sherman 86 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after residing in Scottsdale eight months. Born in Brunswick New York he moved to Tucson 16 years ago. He was active in Los Arcos United Methodist Church Masonic lodge and Scottish Rite in New York. Survivors include his wife Florence a son Derrick of Pittsburgh two daughters and nine grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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New York
Duquesne Light & Power Co
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Robert O’connor
Gerald Johnson
Yorba Linda
Calif
Mary Ellen Moser 39 Ireland native dies in Scottsdale
Mrs. Mary Ellen Moser born in Ireland and living in Scottsdale since 1965 died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Survived by husband John two sons Michael and Christopher all of Scottsdale father Hugh Reynolds of Ireland and four brothers out of state. Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial arrangements incomplete.
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Ireland
Scottsdale
Cleveland
Good Samaritan Hospital
E. Culver
John
Michael
Christopher
Hugh Reynolds
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Mobile License Unit Set for Paradise Valley Visit
The Mobile Auto License and Assessor's Office will park at Paradise Hills Shopping Center 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday with a one hour noon break, and will return monthly in Paradise Valley for the rest of the year according to County Assessor Kenneth R. Kunes.
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Paradise Valley Area
Kenneth R. Kunes
Paradise Hills
32Nd Street
Shea Boulevard
Paradise Valley
Ex-reporter named to city program post in Scottsdale
Gordon Robbins former city hall reporter for the Scottsdale Progress has been named community program specialist for Scottsdale He will coordinate special interest programs at the library and parks and recreation department and assist in Community Development Department work Robbins 30 lives at 6932 Bronco Drive He worked three years at the Progress and several months at the Arizona Republic He attended Arizona State University and the University of Wisconsin.
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Gordon Robbins
The
Scottsdale
Population control myths from Fiji and modern real estate concerns
The piece recounts an ancient Fiji practice where chiefs limited births to fit resources, noting frequent negative outcomes and abortions. It contrasts with colonial influence and broad questions about finite island resources, then suggests modern solutions in real estate through professional coordination with an exchange broker, tax account, and attorney.
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Ray Conn
Fiji Island
Earth
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