Singlaub named chief of staff of Army Forces Command
Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub was appointed chief of staff of the Army Forces Command at Fort McPherson Atlanta effective June 27. The move follows his relief from the Korea staff after publicly challenging President Carter’s plan to withdraw U.S. ground troops from South Korea. The command oversees training and readiness of about 1.0 million Army personnel in the U.S. and territories.
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Bloodlike substance found in missing armored van
A trace of a bloodlike substance was found in the Purolator Security van that vanished Tuesday with two guards and 228000 dollars. FBI said items of evidentiary nature were found in the vehicle as investigators examine the blood sample. The van, en route to banks in Prescott and nearby towns, was found near Interstate 17 north of Phoenix with 40000 dollars in coins remaining.
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Purolator Security Inc
Interstate 17
Cecil Newkirk
Russell Dempsey
Leon Gaskill
FBI
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Sedona
Cottonwood
Flagstaff
PV residents urge park construction with federal funds
Paradise Valley residents asked the town council to use 33 000 in anticipated federal revenue sharing for a new park in Indian Bend Wash. They noted greenbelt plans, with wash improvements to be funded via development rules, and discussed a possible town bus system to curb urban sprawl. The hearing precedes the 1977 78 budget review, with a preliminary $1 85 million draft.
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Terry Black
Indian Bend
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Mountain View Road
Camelback Country Club
J. Duncan Brock
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Man robs service station at Pasco in late night hold up
Police report a man brandishing a small black handgun robbed a self service station attendant, Lisa LeJeune, 25, at the Pasco station on Scottsdale Road. He fled on foot after taking $67, described as a Caucasian in his mid-30s, 5'9" and 140 to 150 pounds, wearing a brown turtleneck, blue jeans and cowboy boots.
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Pasco
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Obituary Carl D. Remmler 56
Carl D. Remmler 56 of 8133 E Weldon Ave died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in New York he moved to the Valley 28 years ago from California. He was a salesman for White Chemical Co and Western Farm Service and a World War II Army veteran. Survivors include his wife Myrna C and two sons Daniel and Thomas. Private services and interment. arrangements by Messinger Mortuary. Memorials to American Cancer Society suggested.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Indian School Rd
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Paddle boats at Eldorado Park Memorial Day weekend
Paddle boat operation at Eldorado Park 2311 N Miller Rd will run Memorial Day weekend from 10 am to 6 pm. Summer hours begin Tuesday with boats available 6 to 10 pm Tuesdays through Sundays. Rental costs 75 cents per person for each half hour and 1 dollar for two people per hour.
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N. Miller Rd
Effort Under Way To Consolidate Arizona Education Laws
Phoenix reports show Superintendent Carolyn Warner aims to form a commission by July 1 to rewrite the education code. She cites numerous complaints that the current law is too complex for schools to follow.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carolyn Warner
Phoenix Budget Signals Police Growth and Transit Expansion
Mayor Margaret Hance outlines next year’s city budget priorities including higher police funding for anti-crime programs, expanded bus service, street repairs, and replacement of aging city vehicles. Arizona schools face enrollment refusals for missing immunization records per Attorney General Bruce Babbitt guidance to state health officials.
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Margaret Hance
Arizona
Atty
Bruce Babbitt
Suzanne Dandoy
Babbitt
Air Force chief supports South Korea troop withdrawal
Gen. David Jones said withdrawing 33,000 U.S. troops from South Korea would not trigger war in Asia. He spoke after a luncheon in Phoenix and backed the policy as part of national strategy while noting he would prefer total military superiority.
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U.S
South Korea
Asia
Air Force
David Jones
Arizona lawmakers deadlock over tax relief plan
PHOENIX AP Arizona legislators ended a marathon session with no compromise on tax relief for homeowners and debated options including a 60 rebate or a 38 million package. The general appropriation bill and bills extending subpoena immunity also moved to the governor as airport zoning discussions continued.
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