First Lady Opens National Women’s Conference in Houston
First Lady Rosalynn Carter addressed about 13,000 attendees as the National Women’s Conference opened in Houston. Betty Ford Lady Bird Johnson Coretta Scott King and Gloria Steinem also attended. The event aims to make recommendations to Congress and President Carter on equality with a $5 million federal cost.
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Betty Ford
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Gloria Steinem
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President Carter
First Lady Joins Women’s Meeting Amid ERA Debate
Mrs. Carter told about 2,000 delegates and guests that the gathering showed diverse, nationwide representation. She urged unity amid protests over ERA and federally funded abortions while affirming shared goals of freedom to live, worship, vote, and work. Opponents held a pro family rally across town as strategy meetings continued.
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One-Car Crash Leaves Man Injured in Scottsdale
A 51-year-old Scottsdale man is in fair condition after his car left Miller Road near Thomas Road and struck a tree wall and power pole. Police say brakes failed and the driver pulled over to stop the vehicle shortly before 10 a.m. Friday.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Miller Road
Thomas Road
Jim Silvereagle
E. Vernon Ave
Mesa
Robbery at Safari Hotel tied to Greyhound strike
A Paradise Valley couple was robbed at gunpoint in their Safari Hotel room on Scottsdale Road. Earl and Jody Shew were tied and forced to lie on the floor as two men fled with cash, a ring worth 500 dollars, a 250 dollar watch, and more. Police suspect harassment linked to Friday Greyhound bus drivers strike. One suspect described as a white male in his late 20s, 5'10", blond hair, red T shirt and tan pants.
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Scottsdale Road
Earl
Jody Shew
Shew
Greyhound
Obituary of Amy Cooper 84 Scottsdale resident
Amy Cooper 84 died Wednesday in Scottsdale She moved from California to Scottsdale in 1953 and lived at Hayden Manor Nursing Home She was a member of Quadish Temple Daughters of the Nile Sphinx Court Ladies Oriental Shrine and Laurel Chapter of the Eastern Star Survived by husband Chester G daughters Marjorie Barham Evelyn Kittleson son Herbert brother five grandchildren four great grandchildren Private arrangements were handled by Arizona- Burial-Cremation Transportation Service
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Daughters of the Nile
Sphinx Court Ladies Oriental Shrine
Laurel
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Chester G
Marjorie Barham
Out of State
Evelyn Kittleson
Herbert
Arizona- Burial-Cremation Transportation Service
Conservatives raise funds to challenge OSHA inspections
The American Conservative Union campaigns to fund a Supreme Court challenge over OSHA inspection authority. About 180000 fined businessmen were targeted after FOIA release. led by Rep. George Hansen and plaintiff F G Barlow seeks warrants for workplace inspections.
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American Conservative Union
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Supreme Court
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George V. Hansen
Idaho
Bolin orders daily shakedown at State Prison
Gov. Wesley Bolin announced a daily prison shakedown to crack down on weapons and contraband after stabbings and escapes. He cited current issues, outlined plans to relocate prisoners to federal facilities, and said he will meet with the Legislature on tax base readjustments with biweekly, then weekly news conferences starting January.
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Wesley Bolin
Arizona Broadcasters Association
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Bolin
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Holbrook
Winslow
Allie Mae Darracott Dies at 90 in Scottsdale Nursing Center
Allie Mae Darracott, 90, died November 10 at Scottsdale Nursing Center where she lived since 1973. A Tennessee native, she moved to Scottsdale in 1959 and was active in the Presbyterian Church. Survived by daughters Alys Link, Frankye Prigg, and Mary Stultz. son Halvor T. Darracott. a sister. 10 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Graveside services at Maple Park Cemetery in Springfield, Missouri, will be announced by Boykins Mortuary of Phoenix.
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Scottsdale Nursing Center
N. Civic Center Plaza
Tennessee
Alys Link
Frankye Prigg
Scottsdale
Mary Stultz
Halvor T. Darracott
Maple Park Cemetery
Springfield
Boykins Mortuary
Phoenix
Rail Park schedule set for weekend train rides
The winter schedule at McCormick Railroad Park on 7301 E Indian Bend Road runs Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. through February 26. Rides cost 35 cents per person, with free rides for children two and under. The park offers picnic facilities, ramadas, barbecues, open spaces and a playground for families and groups.
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Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale Man Charged in Statutory Rape Case
A 27 year old Scottsdale man Shani Krug was arrested Friday after 2 p.m. on charges of statutory rape of a 15 year old girl and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors. The alleged acts occurred Nov. 3 at Krug's residence. Initial hearing scheduled.
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Shani Krug
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Scottsdale Officials Schedule Public Meetings This Week
Public meetings are planned Monday through Wednesday with sessions by the Scottsdale City Council Board of Adjustment the School Board and the Planning and Parks Commissions. Key locations include Avanti Restaurant the Education Center Phoenix and Scottsdale Center for the Arts.
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Udall confronts farm strike over crop price guarantees
Arizona farmers vow to strike on December 14 unless Congress guarantees they will not lose money on crops. Congressman Morris Udall expresses surprise at the mutiny like response to the farm bill now in Congress. In other notes, immigration officials reinforce Arizona Border Patrol with 18 new trainees at Yuma, and Occidental Minerals expands in place leaching tests for copper ore near Van Dyke Project with no blasting or groundwater contamination expected.
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Arizona Farm Bureau forms state level political action committee
The Arizona Farm Bureau Federation plans a state level political action committee to lobby water rights legislation and agricultural interests. Cecil Miller says the committee will include farmers and local business suppliers and operate without federal funding restrictions.
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Tucson
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Cecil Miller
Miller
Pima official indicted in grand theft case
Gale W. Bundrick, a supervisor in the Pima County Parks and Recreation Department, was indicted by the county grand jury on grand theft charges for allegedly ordering county workers to repair the department head’s home roof. Indictment was handed up Friday. service expected Monday. Another employee may face charges.
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