Energy panel ready to reject federal electric rate controls
A House Senate conference committee plans to drop President Carter's bid for federal rate controls in favor of a state led system. The panel will present a mild substitute guiding rate structures without mandatory adherence, ending attempts to require lower peak load prices and curbs on large industry discounts.
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Energy Panel
Washington
House-Senate
Carter
House
Senate
Conference
Philip R. Sharp
D-Ind
Harley Staggers
D-W.va
MAG to present urban growth plan to Scottsdale officials
MAG staff will present the growth and transportation re evaluation study at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at Rayburns restaurant in Scottsdale. The draft calls for continued urban sprawl and freeway completion including a northern loop crossing north Phoenix and through east Scottsdale. The MAG Regional Council will vote on adoption in January.
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Scottsdale
MAG Regional Council
Memorial for Thomas D L Leyba at St Barnabas on Desert
A memorial Eucharist for 17 year old Thomas D L Leyba will be held at 10 a.m. on November 27 at St. Barnabas on the Desert in Scottsdale. Leyba a Arcadia High senior died Monday in St Luke's Hospital. He lived with his parents at 2927 North 47th Street and is survived by his parents sister Heather and three grandparents. He was active in Key Club chess photography and student government and volunteered as an altar boy. Visitation is until 9 p.m. Friday at A L Moore and Sons Funeral Home.
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St. Barnabas-on-the-Desert
N. Mockingbird Lane
Thomas D. L. Leyba
St. Luke's Hospital
Arizona
N. 47Th Street
Arcadia High School
St. Barnabas
Memorial for Jessie Watson at All Saints Episcopal Church
Private memorial services are set for Jessie Watson age 94 at All Saints Episcopal Church. She died Monday at Medicenter after living in the Valley 13 years previously from Colorado and Iowa. Survived by daughter Edna Berg of Scottsdale and two grandchildren.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Jessie Watson
E. Lafayette Blvd
Medicenter
Iowa
Beatitudes
PEO Sisterhood
Colorado
William F. Van Wazer Dies at 61 in Valley
William F. Van Wazer 61 died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. A native of Illinois he moved to the Valley in 1971 and worked as an insurance investigator for Equifax Inc. of Phoenix. Masses set at Our Lady of Perpetual Help and burial at Paradise Memorial Garden with services at Messinger Mortuary. Survivors include his wife Lorraine and five daughters.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
William F. van Wazer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ilinois
N. 80Th Place
Equifax Inc
Phoenix
Illinois
Dovenmandle Mortgage Inc
Lorraine
Mary E. Stang
Margie
Death notice for Margaret Ault of Mesa and Scottsdale
Margaret Ault 64 a former Scottsdale resident died Wednesday in Mesa Christian Home. Born in England she moved to the Valley 16 years ago from Michigan and lived previously in Scottsdale. Survived by foster daughter Jeanette Timshuk. Visitation until 8 p m today at Messinger Mortuary. Services 11 a m Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Scottsdale
Margaret Ault
W. Brown Road
Mesa
England
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Road
Bolin rejects copper session in Arizona
Governor Wesley Bolin turned down Rep. Morris Udall's call for a special legislative session to remove the 2.5 percent state copper sales tax. Bolin pledged to consider tax relief and said an international copper market solution is unlikely soon. Udall cited 5,000 Arizona miners laid off as prices slump below production costs. Bolin will review options before the January 14 deadline and urged action to aid an ailing copper industry.
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Phoenix
Wesley Bolin
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
State Department
Udall
Arizona
Bolin
Carter
Congress
Robbery attempt at Scottsdale Hilton in parking lot
A man with a gun tried to rob a San Francisco couple in the Scottsdale Hilton parking lot but fled after the woman screamed. The couple escaped unharmed. The suspect, about 30, Caucasian, 5 6 to 5 8, medium build, dark hair, wearing a red coat, was described by police.
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San Francisco
Scottsdale Hilton Hotel
Scottsdale Road
William E. Long
Long
Land fraud plot claimed in Bolles case
An attorney in the Bolles murder trial argues a probe into a scheme to secure letters backing a fraudulent land firm was blocked. The motion for a new trial cites cross examination limits and alleges a plan to influence Sen Barry Goldwater and Rep Sam Steiger via Howard Woodall and other agents regarding Del Rio Springs near Prescott.
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Phoenix
Don Bolles
Arizona
David Derickson
Chandler
James Robison
Bolles
Derickson
Robison
Harry Rosenzweig
Barry Goldwater
Sam Steiger
del Rio Springs Co
Woodall
Rosenzweig
Jim Horton
Goldwater
Chicago
Horton
Steiger
Prescott
Senate
Howard Woodall
del Rio Springs
Farm Worker Strike Sparks Accusations At Tanita Farms
A Maricopa County Organizing Project spokeswoman alleged Tanita Farms in west Phoenix hired illegal aliens to work onion fields during a 3 week strike involving about 2,500 workers. Farm President Mack Tanita denied the claim as legal action and negotiations continue.
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West Phoenix
Maricopa County Organizing Project
MCOP
Mack Tanita
Tanita Farms
Maricopa County
Edward Rapp
Rapp
Tempe youths among three held in marijuana probe
Thomas B. Fairbanks 16 son of Tempe Police Chief and two other Tempe teens, William A Head 15 and Eric R Krebill 16, were arrested after an officer smelled marijuana. They were referred to juvenile authorities and released to parents.
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Tempe
Thomas B. Fairbanks
Arthur Fairbanks
Young Fairbanks
William A. Head
Eric R. Krebill
James Parkes
Prison escapee indicted in Arizona after escape
Robert A. Fierro, an Arizona State Prison inmate who was captured eight days after escaping last week, has been indicted on 20 felony counts tied to incidents that followed the escape.
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Tucson
Robert A. Fierro
Arizona State
Panama visitors called weak on canal treaty support
Sen. Barry Goldwater said officials who visited Panama to assess conditions are very weak and would have approved the proposed canal treaty. He doubted any of them were truly opposed to the treaty.
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Lake Havasu
Panama
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
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