Treaty rejection urged by Rhodes on canal plans
In Tulsa Rhodes warns Panama treaties could block a future sea level canal as Panama would hold leverage over U S canal ambitions. In Phoenix records show most trainer jobs at state facilities require only basic literacy and a desire to work with the mentally retarded.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
U.S. House
John Rhodes
Arizona Republican
Panama
Rhodes
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona State Hospital
Tempe man pleads guilty to unemployment fraud
Mark Andrew Farmer admitted to 17 counts of fraud for failing to report schooling while collecting benefits. He received two years probation in West Phoenix Justice Court, a $425 fine, and full restitution of $2,583 to the Department of Economic Security.
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Phoenix
Tempe
Department of Economic Security
Mark Andrew Farmer
West Phoenix Justice Court
Des
County moves to cut hospital computer costs with new 66/40 system
County officials will replace the VITAL system after Texas Instruments halted its hospital solution in June 1976. Conversion begins December with accounts receivable first, aiming to reduce downtime and losses from billing errors by using three 66/40 processors and county specific software.
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Texas Instruments Corp
Griffin
Texas Instrument System
Maricopa County
VITAL
Obituary of Patricia J. Mechling in Phoenix
Patricia J. Mechling 57 died Saturday at Good Samaritan Rehabilitation Center in Phoenix. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd. Visitation until 8 p.m. today. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by husband Ben son Terrance and mother Audrey Henry. Born in Nebraska, lived in Valley 25 years from Colorado. University of Colorado graduate, Wyoming alumna. Arizona Country Club member.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Patricia J. Mechling
Good Samaritan Rehabilitation Center
Nebraska
University of Wyoming
Arizona Country Club
Lawrence Stromberg Services Held in Green Acres Mortuary
Lawrence Stromberg 74 died Saturday at home. Born in Iowa he moved to the Valley in 1975 from Minnesota and retired as a postal supervisor. Survived by wife Faye son John Colorado daughter Nancy Moore Phoenix siblings five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Interment Memorial Gardens Des Moines Iowa.
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Green Acres Mortuary
Lawrence Stromberg
Iowa
Mr. Stromberg
Valley
Minnesota
E. Garfield St
Faye
John
Colorado
Nancy Moore
Phoenix
Memorial Gardens
Des Moines
China weighs enemies to shape friends and alliances
Tokyo AP reports Peking's People Daily outlines a pragmatic, front against hegemonism policy. It says Beijing may ally with any foe of its enemies, favoring practical results over doctrinaire points. It singles out the Soviet Union as the chief danger and endorses united front tactics with the Second World and Third World blocs.
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Tokyo
China
Peking People’s Daily
Peking
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Japan
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Canada
Europe
Dunlap and Robison Found Guilty of Murder in Arizona Case
In a Phoenix courtroom Robison and Dunlap were convicted of murder tied to a scheme against reporter Don Bolles. Prosecution linked targets to antitrust and defamatory letters to legislators. Closing arguments criticized Marley and Bolles while the defense claimed frame ups and questioned key witnesses.
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Babbitt
Lizanetz
Marley
Adamson
Dunlap
Phoenix
Jon Sellers
Pam
Barbara
Pam Dunlap
Bolles
Candidate raps center name change in Scottsdale
City Council candidate Martin Reifer accused plans to rename the Scottsdale Senior Center of misusing funds and deceiving federal programs. He urged keeping the center labeled for the elderly, fearing loss of senior support and federal money if renamed to a neighborhood or adult center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Senior Center
Scottsdale
American Association of Retired Persons
Martin Reifer
Reifer
Jury convicts Dunlap and Robison in Bolles slaying
Jurors in Phoenix convict Max Dunlap and James Robison of first degree murder and conspiracy in the 1976 Don Bolles car bomb case. All 12 jurors vote guilty. sentencing set for December 6 with possible death penalty. Bailiff describes emotional scenes and sequestered deliberations at the Ramada Inn.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Don Bolles
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Chandler
Arnold Ortiz
Arizona
Dunlap
Robison
Ramada Inn
Lawrence Timmer
AiResearch
Ortiz
Ramada
Bolles
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McDowell Scottsdale, Arizona
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Gang of Four
David Derickson
Derickson
John Savoy
Paul Smith
Boston
Neal Roberts
Roberts
Smith
Emprise Corp
Ramcorp, Inc
Emprise
Thompson
State Racing Commission
Schafer
Mr. Marley
Iit
Raps Center
Arnold Wolfe
Apa Educational Center
Western Gallery
N. Scottsdale RD
McDowell Mon
Dan Woodroof
Nicodemus
Jesus
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