South Moluccans fortify hostage crisis in Netherlands
South Moluccan extremists hold 105 children and six teachers at a Bovensmilde school and as many as 80 train passengers, demanding release of 21 jailed compatriots and a jumbo jet. Five shots fired to speed breakfast. no children reported harmed. Government says storming risk too high. a Wednesday jet deadline remains.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Bovensmilde
Bavensmilde
Ina Smit
Dutch Radio
Indonesia
Florida and Tucson men given long prison terms in 1975 Nogales rape
A Superior Court judge sentenced James R. Bailes of Orlando and Darryl S. Phillips of Tucson to 20 to 50 years for kidnaping for rape and motor vehicle theft in connection with a Nogales woman's abduction and assault in December 1975.
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Tucson
Florida
Nogales
James R. Bailes
Orlando
Fla
Darryl S. Phillips
James Carruth
FTC probes Yuma funeral industry for possible antitrust violations
Federal Trade Commission officials say the local funeral industry is under investigation for potential antitrust violations. A spokesman said materials will be sent to the Justice Department civil rights division for review. The probe follows a Yuma County grand jury indictment of former mortuary owner Sam Naso on perjury charges.
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Yuma
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Civil Rights Division
U.S. Justice Department
Yuma County
Sam Naso
Tiny school outwits feds in Arizona district
A one room Walnut Grove Elementary School District in Yavapai County faced potential federal funding cuts after civil rights officials found missing paperwork on sex discrimination compliance. Emanuel checked the district file and found total federal funds last year amounted to $16.57, allowing the district to escape federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Yavapai County
U.S
Walnut Grove
Emanuel
George W. Johnson obituary in Scottsdale community
George William Johnson, 76, of 2517 N 68th Place, died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving to the Valley in 1964 from Pennsylvania. A Westinghouse supervisor before retirement, he was a Bethany Lutheran Church charter member. Survivors include wife Gertrude, daughters Helen Kernrumph and Vivian Peterson, four brothers, one sister, and three grandchildren. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary until 9 p.m. today. services Wednesday at Messinger Chapel. interment Green Acres Cemetery.
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George William Johnson
68Th Place
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Corp
Bethany Lutheran Church
82Nd St
Gertrude
Helen Kernrumph
Vivian Peterson
McGraw Rites Set For 76 Year Old Resident
Herbert W. McGraw died Sunday in Scottsdale at 76 after a long career as a Fischer Body Corp accountant. A Michigan native who moved from Texas to the Valley last year, he leaves wife Marion three sons Richard James and Dr Thomas McGraw a daughter Mary King and extended family. Rosary is at 6 15 p m at 7601 E Indian School Rd with Mass at 10 a m Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help and interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens 9300 E Shea Blvd.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Herbert W. McGraw
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michigan
McGraw
Texas
N. 68Th Place
Fischer Body Corp
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Marion
Richard
James
Thomas McGraw
Mary King
Paradise Valley
Messinger Mortuary
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Roads
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Arizona panel backs 34.3 million for state construction
Appropriations panel from both chambers approves 34.3 million for general state construction for the coming fiscal year. The Senate bill, with minor changes, heads to both houses for final approval as part of a broader 886 million state budget plan and potential adjournment. Coriferees redirect 2.1 million in federal public works funds to prison renovation.
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Phoenix
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Arizona State Prison
Department of Administration
Sam McConnell
R-Williams
Senate Appropriations Committee
William Hardt
D-Globe
Arizona House seeks votes on 886 million state budget
Arizona House Republicans work to gather 31 votes from 38 to pass the 886 million dollar state budget. Majority Leader Burton Barr says session could push into next week to finish the process with no major issues remaining. Barr expects support from minority Democrats to secure key allocations including a 924 thousand dollar appropriation to save Eastern Arizona College Thatcher.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Burton Barr
Barr
House Appropriations Committee
GOP
Eastern Arizona College
Thatcher
Mohave School Fifth Graders Dress as History Figures
Mohave School fifth graders in social studies dress as famous historical figures for a class project. Students portray leaders such as Jimmy Carter, Abraham Lincoln, and Adolf Hitler, with names like John Brown Rochelle Hamilton and B J Simmons among participants.
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Mohave School
Jimmy Carter
John Brown
Abraham
Rochelle Hamilton
Adolf Hitler
B.J. Simmons
MCCCD to mull grievance procedure for applicants
MCCCD board meets at 6 p.m. at the District Support Services Center to consider a formal grievance procedure for job applicants and students. The plan, backed by Roger Brooks, creates an administrative remedy for discrimination claims and outlines committee composition and hearing steps.
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Maricopa County Community
MCCCD
Roger Brooks
Washington St
Man Sentenced in Shooting Near Bartlett Lake
A 33 year old Phoenix man, David T. Lety, was sentenced to nine to ten years in the Arizona State Prison for the March 19 1976 shooting of Donald D. Cue near Bartlett Lake. He was convicted of voluntary manslaughter after a prior second degree murder verdict was reduced on appeal. The Maricopa County Attorney appeals alleging improper reduction.
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Phoenix
Arizona State
Scottsdale
Bartlett Lake
David T. Lety
Maricopa County
Frederic W. Heineman
Lety
Heineman
Beltone offers free non-operating hearing aid model in Chicago
Beltone announces a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to readers in Chicago. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at the ear level in one unit. No cost or obligation is required, and mail requests go to Dept. 9379 Beltone Electronics Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
Retirement bill deadlock persists in Arizona lawmakers
A House Senate effort to resolve a dispute over a state retirement benefits bill ended in failure. The 10 member conference panel rejected raising credited service before 1967, while senators refused to ease the measure. Leaders pledge to press on as adjournment nears.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Yuma
Jones Osborn
Jones
James Ratliff
Sun City
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Associated Press
Yuma Mortuaries
George W. Johnson
John E. Leaf
E. Indian School Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
N. Hayden Rd
Mary Jo West
Kool-Tv
Mike
Center For the Arts Civic Center
S. of Indian School
Brooks
Sety
Donald D. Cue
Cue
Platinum Smith
John Fox Jewelers
Main
Bill Deadlock
Safari
Paul Shank
Saferi Resort
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