Capital protests persist near White House during Shah visit
Rival demonstrators reassembled at separate spots near the White House as the Shah of Iran concluded a violence scarred state visit. About 1,000 Iranian students and 200 anti shah opponents protested near Lafayette Park and the Ellipse while 200 pro shah supporters gathered near 17th Street. Police kept groups apart as Tuesday’s clashes left 124 injured and 12 arrested. The Shah met President Carter then planned a Mondale luncheon and a Capitol Hill talk before departing tonight for Paris.
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White House
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Carter
U.S
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Mansion
17Th Street
Embassy Row
Walter F. Mondale
Capitol Hill
House International Relations Committee
Scottsdale Board Faces Parent Demands On Aides And Transfers
At a joint meeting, the Scottsdale School Board and council heard parent concerns over playground aides and teacher transfers. Nancy St. Clair urged more aides for safety while Paul Streich urged reliance on board decisions and warned against parents overstepping.
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Scottsdale
Paul Streich
Streich
Nancy St. Clair
Brooks' expense record probed in district policy clash
Brooks defends a new travel policy saying it won’t curb his trips and that he will not seek board approval beyond a $25 limit. He cites financial strain from pursuing mileage and long distance bills, noting others travel less and may submit claims if they wish.
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Brooks
End to copper tax urged in Arizona
Tucson Rep Morris Udall proposed lifting or reducing Arizona's severance tax on copper, which last year yielded 30.1 million dollars, to help lift the state's low spirits industry and economy.
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Tucson
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Paroled murderer arrested in Tempe jewel heist
Arlie Franco Durham 35, paroled Sept. 9 after seven years of a 30 year term for second degree murder, was arrested in Phoenix for investigation of a $75,000 Tempe jewel robbery. FBI recovered jewels taken Oct. 26 from Schubach's Jewelry in Tempe.
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Arizona State Prison
Arlie “Franco” Durham
Department of Corrections
Durham
Peter ‘‘Bear” Smith
FBI
Schubach
Tempe
Miami ex-official indicted on seven embezzlement counts
Former Miami town coordinator Gene Miller has been indicted by a Gila County grand jury on seven counts of embezzling Miami funds. County Attorney Frank Tippett said Miller will be arraigned Monday in Superior Court and that indictment details were not disclosed.
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Miami
Gene Miller
Gila County
Frank Tippett
Tippett
Miller
Superior
APS to Offer 4 Million Shares of Stock at $20.62
Arizona Public Service Co. announced a public offering of 4 million common shares priced at 20.62 dollars each. Financial VP Henry B. Sargent Jr. said proceeds will partly retire outstanding short term borrowings.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
Henry B. Sargent Jr
APS Financial
Rattler guards home in Tucson burglary tale
Gilbert Escandon keeps Poquito the three foot rattlesnake in a glass cage in the car as a guard. He says the snake is friendly and docile unless provoked and is released when he’s away then captured with a pole and noose upon return.
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Tucson
Gilbert Escandon
Escandon
Poquito
Resort plans still unsettled at Paradise Valley council
Paradise Valley planning discussion over La Posada Resort continues with no P Z C recommendation. The project, spanning 20 county acres and 10 town acres near Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard, faces protests over density and lodge use while annexation talks proceed and two governments review 207 dwellings and a 24,000 square foot lodge.
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la Posada
Planning and
Maricopa County
Henry Guthrie
Lincoln Drive
Tatum Boulevard
Donald Schwenn
JPK Inc
Alamos
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Seven
Resident dies in crash on East Indian School Road
Phoenix police report a Scottsdale man Richard Allen Rominger 25 died after his single car veered out of control and struck a pillar at a vacant service station and a wall of the Valley Chiropratic Center. He was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene.
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East Indian School Road
Phoenix
Richard Allen Rominger
Camelback Road
Valley Chiropratic Center
E. Indian School Road
Rominger
Mesa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Homer Cox
Val Vista Road
Val Vista
Main Street
Elsie M. Cox
Dunlap to Seek New Trial in Bolles Slaying
Max Dunlap faces a new trial motion in Superior Court over the Don Bolles car bomb case. Prosecutors plan death sentences for Dunlap and Robison if convictions stand, while attorney John Savoy argues prosecutorial misconduct and trial errors by Judge Howard F. Thompson. John Harvey Adamson pled guilty to second degree murder in a plea bargain and received 20 years.
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Phoenix
Max Dunlap
Arizona
John Harvey Adamson
John Savoy
Dunlap
Howard F. Thompson
Savoy
Richard Rominger obituary with Valley ties
Richard Allen Rominger 25 died Tuesday. A native of Illinois he moved to the Valley in 1970 and lived at 7757 E Camelback Rd. He was night bell captain at the Scottsdale Sheraton Hotel. Survivors: parents Kenneth and, Kenneth and Jeff in Scottsdale. William Randall in Illinois. sisters Ellen in Canada Sue Ann Roderick and Sheila Beck in Illinois. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd until 9 p.m. Interment Paradise Memorial Garden 9300 E Shea Blvd.
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Richard Allen Rominger
Illinois
Mr. Rominger
Valley
E. Camelback Road
Scottsdale Sheraton
Ken
Neth Rominger
Kenneth
Jeff
Scottsdale
William Randall
Ellen
Canada
Sue Ann Roderick
Sheila Beck
Ilinois
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Paradise Memorial Garden
E. Shea Blvd
Theft Report At Scottsdale Hilton And Local Home
About $6,000 in property was stolen from two rooms at the Scottsdale Hilton on Scottsdale Road Tuesday night. Jewelry valued at $5,100 was taken from a room owned by Eleanor B. Henning of Garden City New York, with no forced entry. A squash blossom necklace and about $900 in other jewelry were stolen from a room rented by Robert L. Hess of Mendehm New Jersey, where forced entry through the door and into a suitcase was noted. Separately, items valued at $3,700 were stolen from Leslie R. Murray’s home at 7442 E Century Drive between Sunday morning and Tuesday evening, including a $3,400 gold watch and other jewelry.
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Scottsdale Hilton Hotel
Scottsdale Road
Eleanor B. Henning
Garden City
N.Y
Robert L. Hess
Mendehm, N.J
Scottsdale
Leslie R. Murray
E. Century Drive
Day care fee plan backed by Arizona coalition
A Phoenix day care coalition supports a Department of Economic Security fee schedule to keep benefits through June. The plan charges eligible families from 50 cents to about $4 daily per child based on income, with free care for those under 35 percent of median income. The proposal relies on a $4.5 million legislative appropriation and $1.2 million from the fee.
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Doug Conway
The
Day Care Coalition
Department of Economic Security
Arizona
Conway
DES
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
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