DES to cut budget request in Phoenix
Acting DES head Ed Crowley said he will present Governor Bolin with a budget under Huerta’s 25 percent hike plan. The request will exceed 100 million dollars as it trims administrative costs while seeking program boosts in mental retardation, day care, foster care, rehabilitation, and job services.
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Phoenix
Ed Crowley
Department of Economic Security
Wesley Bolin
John Huerta
Huerta
Crowley
McCloy Reflects on Long Career and Awaited Aspen Award
Stamford AP report notes John J. McCloy 82 writes little about his fame as postwar Germany proconsul and instead discusses his Manhattan law practice and a Connecticut buck encounter. He prepares a speech for the Statesman Humanist Award in New York, citing a decades long career and wartime roles.
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Stamford
Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies
New York
Jean Monnet
League of Nations
Willy Brandt
West
Walter Morrison Sr 82 obituary final services set
Walter B. Morrison Sr. 82 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary. He lived in Phoenix after moving from Utah 40 years ago. He was a retired auto parts salesman. Survived by wife Mildred two daughters Jane Ley and Mary Swetman both of Phoenix a son Walter Jr. of Phoenix three stepsons and two grandchildren five great grandchildren. Visitation 5 to 8 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Green Acres Mortuary
Walter B. Morrison Sr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Utah
Morrison
The
Valley
Rancho Vista Drive
Mr. Morrison
Mildred
Jane Ley
Mary Swetman
Phoenix
Walter Jr
Donald Cavanaugh
Indiana
Leigh Cavanaugh
California
Dale Cavanaugh
South Dakota
Hayden Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Rosary for Edward T. Hughes Held in Scottsdale
Edward T. Hughes 63 died Sunday in Phoenix Veterans Hospital and will have a rosary at 7 30 p m today in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. A Navy WWII veteran and Wist Office Products salesman, he is survived by Eleanor and siblings in Phoenix. Mass at 9 a m Wednesday at St Maria Goretti Church. Interment in Mason City Iowa. Memorials to the American Cancer Society.
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Messinger Mortuary
Edward T. Hughes
Phoenix Veterans Hospital
Iowa
Mr. Hughes
Valley
Kiem Drive
Scottsdale
Black Canyon Highway
Wist
Eleanor
Phoenix
St. Maria Goretti
Granite Reef Road
Mason City
Indian School Road
American Cancer Society
Dr John Pepi 67 dies. longtime physician and veteran
Dr John Francis Pepi aged 67 of 12616 N 68th Place died. Born in Italy he lived in Massachusetts before moving to the Valley seven years ago. He practiced medicine in Boston for 35 years and served in the Army medical corps in World War II. Survivors include his wife Dorothy two sons John A and Richard E both of Phoenix and one brother William E of Scottsdale services today at Messinger Mortuary and Wednesday at Blessed Sacrament Church with interment at St. Francis Cemetery Visitation continues tonight at Messinger Mortuary.
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John Francis Pepi
N. 68Th Place
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Italy
Pepi
Valley
Massachusetts
Boston
Army Medical Corps
Veterans Hospital
Phoenix
Massachusetts Medical Association
Dorothy
John A
Richard E
William E
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Blessed Sacrament Church
N. 64Th St
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St. Visitation
Milton N. Marley Dies at 63 in Valley
Milton N. Marley 63 of 8738 E Olive Ave died Sunday in St Luke's Hospital He was an Illinois native who moved to the Valley two years ago An Armour Dial engineer before retirement He is survived by two sons Milton of South Carolina Wayne of Connecticut a daughter Pam of Scottsdale two brothers one sister and three grandchildren Services are 6 to 10 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary with burial private at Green Acres.
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Milton N. Marley
E. Olive Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mllinois
Marley
Valley
Armour Dial
Lyle
Milton
South Carolina
Wayne
Connecticut
Pam
Scottsdale
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Road
City staff shift to be reviewed by Scottsdale Council
Scottsdale City Council will review a minor reorganization to hire nine new employees amid a building boom. City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire outlined the plan to authorize the nine positions and relocate water and sewer duties from Daniel Raby to Richard Brown.
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Scottsdale City
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Pepperwood
Scottsdale Mall
City Hall
Capital Improvements
Daniel Raby
Richard Brown
Raby
Brown
Kiva
Goodyear Aerospace Pact Approved By Union and Company
The Arizona Division of Goodyear Aerospace Corp and Local 763 of the IAMAW ratified a three year contract providing a 14 percent total wage increase for about 500 employees. Tentative agreement was reached Friday and ratified over the weekend.
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Litchfield Park
Arizona
Goodyear Aerospace Corp
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Dam false alarm: no Agua Verde dam endangering Arizona
Officials report 95 disaster aid applications from Santa Cruz flood victims. SBA has 49 disaster loan apps, HUD 13 housing repair grants, flooding peaked Oct 10. Rep. English denies existence of Agua Verde dam and any risk to the San Pedro River.
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Nogales
Santa Cruz River
Small Business Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sierra Vista
Agua Verde
San Pedro
Mexico
Arizona
William English
English
International Boundary and Water Commission
Naco
DeConcini Calls For Quick Alternative To Impeachment
Senator Dennis DeConcini of Arizona urges a practical working method to remove federal judges who misbehave. He spoke to the Phoenix Lawyers Club arguing impeachment is time consuming and awkward.
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Phoenix
Dennis DeConcini
Dariz
DeConcini
Phoenix Lawyers Club
University of Arizona enrollment to rise to 33 000 to 37 000 by 1985
Education professor Larry Leslie forecasts continued enrollment growth at the University of Arizona, diverging from national declines. He projects the student body rising from about 29 000 to a range of 33 000 to 37 000 by 1985.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Larry Leslie
I*higher Education
Tax break unsettled for Mexican shoppers near border
Tucson officials report state sales tax exemptions for Mexican citizens shopping near the border were struck down by a Superior Court two weeks ago. The ruling affects stores within 30 miles of the border as Christmas shopping looms. The second item notes Tucson School District One expects enrollment to fall by about 2,100 students, reducing state aid by roughly 372,000 dollars from prior projections.
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Tucson
Paradise Valley PVHA recall forum eyed by voters
PV candidates will speak at the Paradise Valley Homeowners Association meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Kiva School auditorium. Four incumbents who voted for the Lincoln Drive widening face four opponents from the Responsive Government Association, with each candidate allotted five minutes.
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Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
PVHA
Kiva School
E. McDonald Drive
Lincoln Drive
The
Responsive Government Association
RGA
Barbara von Ammon
Kenneth R. Geiser
J. Duncan Brock
Robert R. Lash
John V. Long
Joy MacLean
Peter S.wainwright
Muriel E. Beroza
Scottsdale disputes HUD funds rules over CDBG spending
Mayor William C Jenkins urged HUD to allow Scottsdale to continue using a 17 percent low income tract method under the CDBG program arguing the proposed rule would limit local self determination and set a precedent for greater federal control. The city council authorized the mayor to send the letter as the first response to the rule change.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Rhodes cautions against national health plan during Scottsdale talk
U S Rep John Rhodes R Ariz told Scottsdale Memorial Hospital staff physicians that a government run health program would force potluck like care and erode doctor patient bonds. He warned Britain shows socialized medicine harms care and urged private sector universal coverage at reasonable cost. He urged cooperation across the health care industry to curb costs while maintaining care.
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U.S
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Rhodes
England
Britain
Scottsdale Memorial Physicians
Fugitive Ray Martin Acknowledges Innocence in Arkansas Case
Raybourne Wilson Hamilton also known as Ray Martin, head of Tel Aviv Diamond Investment Ltd., claims the truth will clear him of embezzlement and security law charges. He has ties to a witness protection program and denies current specifics, while Arkansas seeks extradition following parole-violation arrest and prior federal testimony in a case involving five men indicted for interstate transportation of stolen goods.
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Scottsdale
Arkansas
Raybourne Wilson Hamilton
Tel Aviv Diamond Investment Ltd
Hamilton
Ray Martin
Phoenix
Arkansas Department Corrections
Arizona
Sky Harbor International
Western Airlines
FBI
U.S. Treasury
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Arkansas Department of Corrections
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Walter Morrison Sr
John F. Pepi
Associated Press
Goodyear
Gotroduc
Nature
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McKellips
Scottsdale Rd
TTT
Scottsdale & McKellips
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National Plan For Insurance
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