Amphetamines found on man killed in chase in Chandler
Dewey Breese 19 was found with 600 milligrams of methamphetamine after a high speed chase through Scottsdale the Salt River Indian Reservation Mesa and Chandler. Deputy Bruce Sawyer who fired the fatal shot has been temporarily relieved of duty as a procedural matter and Breese’s companion Donald Peterson was questioned and later released.
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Department of Public Safety
Dewey Breese
Chandler
Scottsdale
Salt River Indian Reservation
Mesa
Bruce Sawyer
Breese
North Scottsdale
Barry Valsall
Vassall
Larry Black
Rick Athey
Donald
Peterson
Ozzie Morris
Hit
McCormick to address Democrats at District 28 meeting
Jack McCormick, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Maricopa County Attorney, will speak at District 28’s monthly meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at Eldorado Park. Introduced by Gerald E. Raby, McCormick will discuss The Office of the County Attorney. He announced his candidacy in April.
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Jack McCormick
Aricopa
Eldorado Park
McCormick
Gerald E. Raby
Scottsdale
Scottsdale bikeway funding request rejected by AORCC
Scottsdale sought 6000 dollars in federal funds to extend its bikeway network but the Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission denied the request. The panel approved 2.26 million dollars for various projects across 17 cities with state matching funds. City official L B Spacewater noted a shift in priorities toward larger recreation facilities for growing smaller communities.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission
AORCC
Roland H. Sharer
Commission
L.B. Spacewater
Parks and Recreation Department
Warren gets 12 year term for extortion in Arizona
Ned Warren Sr and son-in-law Gale Nace were convicted in Seattle of extortion related to land sales schemes. Warren received a 12 year sentence with concurrent terms and Nace was given three years. Warren may appeal and remains free on bond with travel limitations.
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Phoenix
Ned Warren Sr
Arizona
US District Court
William J. Lindberg
Seattle
Moniay
Warren
Gale Nace
Nace
Lindberg
Utah
New York
U.S
Nate
Edward Kelley
Kelley
Dennis
Obituary for James Clifton Eikner
James Clifton Eikner 76 died Sunday at Phoenix Memorial Hospital. Services 3 p.m. Wednesday at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include two children, two sisters, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Memorials to American Heart Fund suggested.
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James Clifton Eikner
A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Greenwood Memorial Park
W. van Buren St
Eiikner
Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants
Phoenix Memorial Hospital
Eikner
N. 44Th Place
Buckeye
Buckeye Chamber of Commerce
Buckeye Lions Club
Phoenix
Friendly House
John W. McArthur
William D. Eikner
Scottsdale
American Heart Fund
Rempfer Dies at 63 In Minnesota Funeral Plans Set
Eldon E. Rempfer 63 on the San Francisco Giants board and Wayzata National Bank in Minnesota died Sunday in Excelsior. He co owned Industrial Supply Corp with operations in Minneapolis St Paul and Sioux Falls. Survivors include his wife Helen daughter Barbara Smith son Thomas a brother and five grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday in Minneapolis.
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Eldon E. Rempfer
San Francisco Giants
Wayzata
Minn.) National Bank
Excelsior
Minn
Phoenix Country Club
Rempfer
E. Calle Tuberia
Industrial Supply Corp
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Helen
Barbara Smith
Thomas
Walter C Ambler services set at Messinger Chapel
Walter Christopher Ambler, 57, a World War II Navy veteran, died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services will be at 8 tonight at Messinger Mortuary Chapel, 7601 E. Indian School Rd. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Interment will be in Irving Park, Illinois. Survivors include daughter Allyson Mehrmanesh of Scottsdale, sister Phyllis Kellas of Las Vegas, Nevada, and one grandchild.
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Walter Christopher Ambler
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Irving Park
Ill
Mr. Ambler
E. Neale
Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for Cassie F Hunt
Cassie F Hunt 98 died Sunday at Village Green Nursing Home. Services set for 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams St, with viewing from 6 to 9 p.m. today. She leaves a daughter Maurine Bemis of Phoenix and a brother.
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Cassie F. Hunt
Village Green
A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Arson charge against former city employee dismissed
A first degree arson charge against Martin D. Nolden was dropped after a polygraph test indicated he was not involved. Deputy County Attorney Ron Reinstein filed the dismissal motion in Scottsdale Justice Court, replacing a preliminary hearing that had been set for Nolden. He was arrested Oct. 15 at Chaparral Park and accused of firing a Molotov cocktail at a Scottsdale residence.
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Ron Reinstein
Reinstein
Scottsdale
Nolden
Phoenix
Chaparral Park
Jay Cohen
E. Montecito Ave
ACLU Condemns Senate Bill as Repressive Overreach
ACLU spokesman Jay A Miller calls a current Senate bill one of the most repressive and regressive in U S history. He argues the measure grants the government ownership of all public information and would make disclosure of classified data a felony. He warns of unprecedented information suppression.
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Phoenix
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Senate
Jay A. Miller
ACLU
Miller
Fire destroys pole barn with tractor and hay load
A pole barn with a metal roof housing a tractor and 25 tons of hay burned in northeast Scottsdale. Fire from the tractor started the blaze at 11801 N Hayden Rd, destroying the barn and hay valued at about 6 600, with the tractor pulled from the flames and minor damage. Six RMFD units and crews from Black Canyon Freeway Bell Road and Apache Trail stations fought the 2 54 PM fire.
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Hayden Rd
Scottsdale
Metro
RMFD
Black Canyon
Bell Road
Apache Trail
Mesa
Apache Junction
Legislators to address PV homeowners group
Paradise Valley lawmakers will speak at the Paradise Valley Homeowners Association meeting. Peter J. Corpstein and Calvin H. Holman address legislative issues affecting Paradise Valley residents at 7:30 p.m. in Kiva Elementary School.
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Paradise Valley
Peter .J. Corpstein
Calvin H. Holman
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
Corpstein
Holman
Kiva
E. McDonald Drive
PVHA
Reagan Favored by Arizona GOP for 1976 Nomination
Arizona Republican leaders prefer Ronald Reagan as the top choice for the 1976 presidential nomination in a party survey. A Republican State Executive Committee meeting ballot showed 63 percent support for Reagan over President Gerald Ford.
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Reagan
Phoenix
Arizona
California
Ronald Reagan
Republican State Executive Committee
Gerald Ford
Phelps smelter faces hurdle in emissions plan
Arizona's Phelps Dodge Douglas smelter has EPA approval for a closed loop tall stack system but may still fail to meet new rules. EPA proposes requiring smelters to recapture sulfur emissions and convert them into acid. Douglas lacks such facility while six other Arizona smelters have it.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Phelps Dodge Corp
Douglas
EPA
Bread price hikes widen modestly in Phoenix region
Name brand loaves will rise by 1 to 3 cents per loaf in the Phoenix area. Rainbo Baking Co, Baird's Bread Co, and Holsum Bakery Inc announced the increases on Monday. Major retailers Ah Bayless Lucky Safeway and El Rancho plan no increase on their house brands.
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Phoenix
Rainbo Baking Co
Baird’s Bread Co
Holsum Bakery, Inc
A.J. Bayless
Lucky
Safeway
el Rancho
Malpractice topics dominate two upcoming seminars
Two seminars next week will address medical malpractice. CAHSA will host a morning session in Phoenix with a notable panel including James Sammons and Walter Scott and feature Senator Schweiker. An afternoon workshop for physicians follows with experts from trial advocacy and health groups.
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James Sammons
The
American Medical Association
Walter Scott
Motorola, Inc
Edmund Fabre
United Automobile Makers of America
Richard Schweiker
Rpa
Senate
Health Planning Council
Desert Hills Hotel
Phoenix
Scottsdale Community College
Community Service Office
Arizona State Department of Education
Harry Cavanagh
Free Beltone hearing aid offer in Chicago
Bel tone promotes a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at ear level with no body wires. No cost or obligation is requested. mail to Dept. 2570 Beltone Electronics Chicago for the free unit.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria Street
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Walter C. Ambler
Bob Johnstone
Associated Press
Phelps Smelter
Hurdle
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Maricopa County
CAHSA
Roger Egeberg
American Board of Trial Advocates
James Leonard, Jr
Arizona Trial Lawyers Association
Sheldon Mitchell
Camelback Hospital
Charles Stevens
Arizona State Board of Medical Examiners
Forrest Barr
Arizona Blue Cross
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Willis and Riggs
American Trial Lawyers Association
James Waltz
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