Quake toll climbs as Turkish towns bury victims
Survivors retrieved bodies from mosques and streets in eastern Turkey after the quake. Officials put the death toll potentially above 5,000 with 3,636 bodies counted in Muradiye Caldiran Ercis and Diyadin. About 4,000 injured and 8,000 buildings destroyed amid snowbound relief efforts.
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Muradiye
Turkey
Caldiran
Ercis
Diyadin
Iran
Armenia
Erzincan
Ucozlu
Caidiran
CAP Conversion Rule Sparks Public Hearings on CAP Water
CAP allotments face hearings before distribution to cities districts and private groups yet a CAWCD Interior Department contract creates a conversion right. Farmland water may be shifted to urban use without hearings, potentially changing which municipalities receive CAP allocations including Scottsdale and Phoenix. Public hearings begin in February with the first hearing in Phoenix.
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Arizona
CAP
Central Arizona Water Conservation District
CAWCD
U.S. Interior Department
Arizona Water Commission
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Commission
Lawyer Chestnut suspended over Humphrey 1970 donation
Minneapolis lawyer Jack L. Chestnut, Humphrey campaign manager, was suspended from practice by the U.S. District Court of Minnesota for five months retroactive to Oct. 22 after a prior Minnesota Supreme Court action. He was fined $5,000 and sentenced to four months in prison for a $12,000 donation from Associated Milk Producers Inc.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Jack L. Chestnut
Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. District Court of Minnesota
Minnesota Supreme Court
Chestnut
Humphrey
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Judge Eyes January Decision On Sun n Sage Resort Suit
A Maricopa County judge plans a January ruling on a lawsuit seeking to halt Sun n Sage Resort construction at Tatum and Lincoln in Paradise Valley. The process will include lists of facts from both sides and subsequent objections, with potential demolition if the ruling goes against the developers.
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Sun ‘N’ Sage
Maricopa County
Stanley Z. Goodfarb
Goodfarb
Tatum
Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Camelback Shadows, Inc
Plan changes termed not unusual at Sun n Sage resort site
Former Maricopa County Planning Director Donald Hutton says the 1975 amendments to the Sun n Sage site plan were administrative and not substantive and did not require a public hearing. A lawsuit seeks termination for lack of proper notice and hearing. Attorneys at the hearing echoed similar views on past changes.
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Sun ‘N’ Sage
Maricopa County
Superior Court
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Donald Myers
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
Hutton
Haze Burch
Camelback Shadows, Inc
Two Mesa men arrested in North Phoenix armed robbery
Phoenix police recovered $267 and a sawed off shotgun from a car tied to the Giant service station robbery at 3300 E Shea Blvd. Suspects Michael H. Tipton 23 and Reed M. Gower 21, both of Mesa, were arrested after Scottsdale Officer Doug Kimberlin pursued a described vehicle south on Pima and McDowell.
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Mesa
North Phoenix
Scottsdale
Michael H. Tipton
Reed M. Gower
Maricopa County
Phoenix
E. Shea Blvd
Valley
Doug Kimberlin
Pima
McDowell
Kimberlin
Alma School Road
Alma School
Tipton
Gower
Obituary Kenneth E. Ragle CPA Dies at 43 in Omaha
Services were held today for Kenneth Earl Ragle 43 a certified public accountant and part owner of Buck Brown Construction Co He lived at 3812 N 60th Place and died Thursday at St Luke's Hospital Arizona Funeral Home handled arrangements Survivors include his wife Gael two children Nancy Smith Rhonda and Kenneth A and a sister
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Kenneth Earl Ragle
Buck Brown Construction Co
Ragle
N. 60Th Place
St. Luke’s Hospital
Arizona Funeral Home
Gael
Nancy Smith
Rhonda
Kenneth A
Burglary Hits Scottsdale Home Steals Numerous Items
Police report a break in at Stephen R. Fleury's residence on 81st Street. Between 6 20 and 10 p m Friday burglars smashed a rear door window and stole small appliances clothing camping gear a calculator ski equipment a golf cart a television stereo jewelry and a camera worth about 3491 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Stephen R. Fleury
N. 81St St
Arizona inmate killed in prison dormitory stabbing
An Arizona State Prison inmate Keith W. Ashenden, 27, was fatally stabbed in a morning dormitory incident with no suspects named as investigators continue. In Phoenix, Mardian Construction Co. sues over a $14,623 sales tax collection the firm says was improper, arguing labor costs are exempt by city law.
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Florence
Arizona
Keith W. Ashenden
Phoenix
Mardian Construction Co
Maricopa County
Robert Bates
Labor union sues Chandler over handbill ban
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Lodge 49 sues in Maricopa County Superior Court challenging Chandler ordinance restricting handbill distribution in public places. Separately, Dr Hubert Ilstrup faces state charges of misleading advertising and unlicensed medical procedures. a Feb 3 hearing could suspend or revoke his chiropractic license.
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Chandler
Phoenix
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Lodge 49
Maricopa County
Hubert Ilstrup
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Istrup
Tucson homicide suspect surrenders at police HQ
A 23 year old Tucson man sought in a shotgun slaying surrendered at noon Friday and was booked for investigation of homicide, police said. Sonny Medcalf gave himself up at the police headquarters.
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Tucson
Sonny Medcalf
Inaugural group to take donations
Bardyl Tirana cochair of the 1977 Inaugural Committee said corporations and unions may donate up to $5,000 to fund public events and transportation for Carter’s inaugural. He stressed limits align with campaign finance law to avoid undue influence and clarified the committee’s stance after earlier spokesman remarks.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Bardyl Tirana
Cochairman
Tirana
Federal Election Commission
Marine faces hearing in San Diego homicide case
Camp Pendleton Marine Pvt. Mark A. Wilczinsky, 17, waived extradition in Arizona after arrest connected to the deaths of John Clagett, 50, and Navy man Charles Turner, 22, found at Clagett's home. San Diego police seek auto theft robbery and murder charges. hearing tentatively set for Monday depending on return to California.
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San Diego
Camp Pendleton
Arizona
Mark A. Wilczinsky
California
Wilczinsky
John Clagett
Charles Turner
Long Beach
Clagett
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