Leftist Rebellion Seizes Four Lisbon Air Bases
Leftist troops seized four air bases around Lisbon early today in a coordinated challenge to moderate civil and military leaders. Dissident paratroopers reportedly captured Gen Anibal Pinho Freire and threatened to oust air force chiefs, while government radio said no fighting occurred at the bases.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Anibal Pinho Freire
The
Revolutionary Council
Air Force
Jos Morais E Silva
Pinhho Freire
Jaime Costa Neves
Jose Canto E Castro
Monte Real
Montijo
Tagus River
Monsanto
Dissent, not demographics, killed middle schools say officials
Officials from two Phoenix area districts blame community dissent for killing middle school reorganization plans. In Scotts dale a committee urged a seventh and eighth grade setup, while Creighton and Madison districts previously debated the concept amid voter defeats and cost concerns.
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TIM McGraw
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Oliver Bovee
Creighton
Bovee
Board of Trustees
Eugene Posteher
Madison
Posteher
Northern Avenue
7Th Avenue
32Nd Street
Father and son plead guilty in toll free fraud scheme
Douglas Wayne Thompson and his son Jeffrey Michael Thompson admitted to using a blue box device to route toll free 800 numbers for long distance calls across the country. They pled guilty to multiple counts of wire fraud before Judge Carl A. Muecke with sentencing set for December 22.
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Douglas Wayne Thompson
Jeffrey Michael Thompson
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Uni-Mark Corp
Wells Fargo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Obituary for Lilliane T. Begley
Lilliane T. Begley, 67, died Saturday in San Diego after living in Scottsdale. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by husband John E. and son J Allen Torrey. memorials to Scottsdale Girls Club.
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Lilliane T. Begley
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Paris
France
Bribes and ethics lecture from C of C speaker in Scottsdale
Arch Booth former U S Chamber of Commerce president told about 150 people at the Scottsdale Chamber breakfast that a commission can be a legitimate payment while a bribe is improper. He warned on unemployment and inflation risks and urged fiscal restraint and political change in Congress. He cited New York per capita city services and the power of Congress committees in resisting federal reforms.
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Arch Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Chamber
Booth
America
New York
Oakland
San Francisco
Chicago
New York City
Scottsdale
U.S
Ford
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Police Chief To Speak At Arizona State University Seminar
Lt Fred Todd of Scottsdale Police will address a two day statewide conference on police community involvement at ASU Memorial Union Tuesday afternoon speaking on Team Policing and police community relations.
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Fred Todd
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Todd
ASU Memorial Union
Don McEvoy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Turquoise
Memorial Union
Cathy Strickland
Adobe Mountain Youth Correctional School
J. Richard Melendez
Valley
Tempe
Arthur Fairbanks
Ford urged veto amid Phoenix forum clash and arrest
A messy report states Ford pressed to veto and call a Phoenix Republican Forum as Jerry Wayne Ballah promoter of motocross at Fasirack International Speedway faces a Missouri charge for writing a bad check. Jackson County sheriff says Sgt. Bill Taylor reports 37 year old Scottsdale man arrested Monday night on the warrant.
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Phoenix
Jerry Wayne Ballah
Fasirack
International Speedway
Missouri
Bill Taylor
Scottsdale
Jackson County
Taylor
Lawsuit Targets Pima County Abortion Policy Liability
A deputy county attorney warns the suit against the county policy may hold each supervisor liable. He also notes Rose Silver says the county attorney's office could be blocked from assisting with lease arrangements.
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Tucson
Pima County
Rose Silver
Tax rebel may get probation after tax payment pledge
Phoenix Mesa tax protester W. Vaughn Ellsworth faces probation consideration if he agrees to pay future income taxes. Convicted Oct 2 of making false statements on a 1968 return and willful failure to file returns for 1969 1970 and 1971. He could be jailed up to six years and fined $35 000.
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Phoenix — Mesa
W. Vaughn Ellsworth
U.S
Ellsworth
FBI arrests Phoenix man for fourth forgery flight case
The FBI arrested Phoenix resident Robert C. Dugent, 38, on charges of interstate flight to avoid confinement for forgery. Dugent, who escaped from Yosemite Junction’s Sierra Conservation Center on Sept. 15, 1973, had been serving six months to 14 years for forgery.
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Phoenix
FBI
Robert C. Dugent
Sierra Conservation Center
Yosemite Junction
Calif
Burglary Strikes Two Scottsdale Homes Lost 5200
Police report two Monday burglaries in Scottsdale led to 5200 in losses. At Jack N. Schuma’s home 8269 E Mulberry jewelry worth 3000 and two guns were stolen after entry through rear arcadia doors. In the townhouse a 2200 cash plus items including a 500 stereo and 800 diamond ring were taken after a 1245 or 1400 entry incident.
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Scottsdale
Jack N. Schuma
E. Mulberry
Arcadia
Gloria M. Schauer
N. 83Rd St
Schauer
BelTone offers free tiny hearing aid model
BelTone Electronics in Chicago announces a no cost empty ear level hearing aid sample. The non operating model weighs under one ounce and ships free with no obligation from Dept. 2570, 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago IL 60646. Thousands have already received units.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria Street
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Daily Progress
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
ANDP
Beirolas
General Staff of the Armed Forces
Tancos
Jose Morais E Silva
40Th
16Th Streets
Roosevelt and
Indian School Road
Mass
Scottsdale Girls Club
Eldon Drapery Cleaners
E. Bellview
C of C
Safety
Barry Winters
State Department of Corrections
Associated Press
Aca Gon Rycen Sda
Phoenix Republican Forum
Garden OF Eating
Fashion Square
North
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, Arizona
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