Film panelists decry press collusion at Scottsdale symposium
In Scottsdale a film panel at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts warned that professional bureaucrats in Washington collude with parts of the press through selective leaks. The discussion focused on The Big Carnival and the ethics of news reporting with academics and editors weighing the impact of leaks and public perception.
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Michael Ellis
Washington D.C
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Murphy
Washington
D.C
News
Silver
CBS News
Rhodes denounces federal red tape and over regulation
Congressman John Rhodes criticizes federal government control as wasteful and costly. Speaking at Camelback Inn to the National Association of Motor Bus Owners he argues safety and energy rules raise costs and burden taxpayers.
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John Rhodes
R-Ariz
National Association of Motor Bus Owners
Camelback Inn
Uncle Sam
Rhodes
Federal Energy Administration
EPA
School board to study merits of McCormick Ranch sites
Scottsdale School Board will review a proposed contract with the City of Scottsdale to develop four McCormick Ranch school sites. The plan covers $136,100 to grade irrigate and seed 25 acres and $44,100 for maintenance equipment with the city, plus $7,000 for a 15 by 20 maintenance building.
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McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale
N. 44Th Street
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Obituary of Robert G Wotherspoon 78 who died in Scottsdale
Friends announce the death of Robert G Wotherspoon 78 a native of Pennsylvania who died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He lived at 6700 E Thomas Rd in the Valley for eight years and was a World War I veteran a 32nd degree Mason and member of the Syrian Temple Mosque Shrine in Pittsburgh Survivors include his brother Walter Greig of McKeesport Pa Services and interment will be in Munhall Pa
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Robert G. Wotherspoon
Messinger Mortuary
Wotherspoon
Pennsylvania
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. Thomas Rd
Wother
Spoon
Pittsburgh
Walter Greig
McKeesport
Munhall
Mass for Louis F Haspray Held at St Theresa’s Church
Louis F Haspray 86 died Friday in a local hospital. Mass will be held Wednesday at 9 30 am at St Theresa's Catholic Church 5045 E Thomas Rd with interment in St Francis Cemetery 50066 E Oak St. Friends may call Tuesday after 3 pm at Arcadia Funeral Home E Indian School Rd. He was a retired car penter of 5301 E Thomas Rd and survived by daughters Judy John and Theresa Sabo and son Claire Vereczky.
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Louis F. Haspray
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
E. Thomas Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Castro names local nurse to state board
Gov Raul Castro announces five appointees to Arizona s first board of nursing home examiners. Named are Pollyarina DeSpain Scottsdale administrator. John Gault Tucson administrator. Richard W Hamilton Benson druggist. Board starts Jan 1 1977 with three administrators and two elderly care professionals.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Scottsdale
Pollyarina DeSpain
John Gault
Tucson
Posada del Sol
Richard W. Hamilton
Benson
Weekend burglaries net four thousand dollars in goods
A California couple at the SunBurst Hotel reported $2,500 in gold jewelry and about $100 cash stolen after a bedroom entry. In a second burglary, Timothy Murphy's residence lost $1,676 in stereo equipment jewelry a camera and $41. Both incidents occurred Saturday with unlocked rear doors noted by police.
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California
N. Scottsdale Rd
Jay Westerdahl
Costa Mesa
Calif
Westerdahl
Timothy Murphy
E. Turney
Arcadia
EPA helicopter to map Phoenix air pollution
A specially-equipped EPA helicopter will fly low over the Scottsdale Paradise Valley area in morning and late afternoon passes through Nov 26 to collect air quality data. Flights, up to 100 to 200 feet, aid a particulate pollutant model. Based at Sky Harbor, the Sikorsky H-34 conducts data collection not compliance checks.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Scottsdale- Paradise Valley
Barth
Sky Harbor International Airport
Santa Fe line reopening urged to draw Grand Canyon tourists
Williams area residents say restoring the 50 mile Santa Fe Railroad route to the Grand Canyon would bring many visitors. In Phoenix Ernest W. McFarland, a former Arizona governor and judge, received the Copper Mike Award for his broadcasting work. In Tucson University of Arizona scholars are praised by outsiders but feel unrecognized on campus.
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Williams — Area
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
State Supreme Court
McFarland
Phoenix Broadcasters Association
Tucson
University of Arizona
John Schaefer
Tribal policeman killed in Tuba City school shooting attempt
A Navajo tribal policeman was killed and another wounded when a gunman tried to enter an elementary school in Tuba City Arizona before being shot and captured authorities said.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Arizona
Baby dies after bicycle fall in Lower Sabine Canyon
In Pima County authorities report a Tucson infant Lisa Blevins, 20 months, died from injuries after she and Rick Bryant, 24, were thrown from a bicycle in Lower Sabine Canyon. Bryant carried the baby in a back carrier during the ride.
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Tucson
Sabine Canyon
Here
Pima County
Rick Bryant
Lisa Blevins
Freeway planning delayed in Tucson I 710 project
Deputy City Manager William Ealy says state officials were asked to halt planning for the proposed Interstate 710 freeway in Tucson. He stated the halt follows the likelihood that local government will reject the project.
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Tucson
William Ealy
Jewelry and cash stolen from Chicago couple at Camelback Inn
A Chicago couple reported about $2,000 in jewelry and $231 in cash missing from their room at the Camelback Inn in Paradise Valley on Friday night. Paul Keeshin said 16 jewelry items were taken from a flight bag on the bed with no signs of forced entry found by investigators.
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Paradise Valley
Chicago
Camelback Inn
Lincoln Drive
Paul Keeshin
Diabetes victim found dead in his residence
Police report the death of 63 year old Watson Major at 2607 North 70th Street. Harvey Major found the body about 6 a.m. with no signs of foul play. The body will be sent to the county medical examiner for possible autopsy after police input. The victim had recent hospital stays and diabetes.
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Watson Major
N. 70Th St
Dennis Borkenhagen
Harvey Major
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Yuma County
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Judy Johnson
Claire Vereczky
Theresa Sabo
Eldon Drapery
E. Beliview
Castro
Onlanza
Windien
Apache Trail
School
Pheonia
Texas
Auroihd Tempe
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Associated Press
West
Adams Hotel
C. G. Wallace
NXT
Home Makers
John Wendt
Hale
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