House Defeats CIA Budget Rider in Defense Bill Vote
The House passed a 112 billion defense appropriation 356 to 61 after rejecting an amendment to disclose CIA funds. A separate 257 to 147 vote blocked a rider seeking a precise CIA appropriation, while 243 to 173 preserved funding for the F 18 fighter. An amendment to block moving the Naval Oceanographic Office headquarters passed 219 to 193.
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House
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Air Force
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Navy
Northrop Corp
Naval Oceanographic Office
Suitland
Maryland
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Flu Shot Clinic At Tri City Mall In Mesa This Weekend
A flu shot clinic will be held at Tri City Mall in Mesa this Saturday and October 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is open to anyone except those with poultry or egg allergies and costs $2 per person. Licensed physicians supervise the clinic, sponsored by the Central Arizona Labor Council Maricopa County Osteopathic Association and the Tri City Mall Merchants Association.
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Daniel McNamara obituary and services details
Daniel Robert McNamara 52 died at home after a heart ailment. Mass is at 3 p.m. Friday at Church of St. Theresa and burial at 9 p.m. Saturday in St. Francis Cemetery. Calling hours start today after 2 p.m. at Arcadia Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Louise children Eileen Daniel Jr James Michael Timothy Thomas Patrick brother Raymond and two grandchildren.
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Church of St. Theresa
E. ‘Thomas Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Phoenix
Arcadia Funeral
Indian School
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Motorola
Louise
Russ Winters
Eileen
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Thomas
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Raymond
Harold G Snider obituary service details
Harold Glenn Snider aged 52 died Tuesday in St Luke's Hospital. Service at Messinger Mortuary Chapel on Friday at 10 a.m. Interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include wife Kathryn son Darwin Peterson Seattle. daughters Connie Burson Billie Lou Robles Karilyn Sharilyn and Marilyn Peterson. Memorials to American Heart Association.
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Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
N. Hayden Rd
Snider
Air West Airlines
St. Luke's
E. Jackrabbit
Kathryn
Darwin Peterson
Seattle
Wash
Connie Burson
Billie Lou Robles
Tempe
Karilyn
Sharilyn
Marilyn Peterson
Scottsdale
Joseph Singer dies in Scottsdale at 75
Joseph Singer 75 a Scottsdale resident for 14 years died Tuesday at Scottsdale Community Hospital Born in Russia he moved from New York City to the Valley Survivors include daughter Mrs Jack Schatzberg of Scottsdale sister Ettie Fulton of Boston Mass six grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services were held today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens 401 N Hayden Rd
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Scottsdale
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Russia
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New York City
Sunnyside Drive
Jack Schatz
Messinger
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Rd
Man Rescued From Abandoned Mine Near Cave Creek
Maricopa County deputies and rural firefighters rescued four Phoenix men led by 19 year old John Holmes who climbed into a 35 foot deep abandoned mine about three miles north of Cave Creek and could not reemerge. Holmes escaped unharmed while two companions attempted to help before contacting a resident.
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Maricopa County
Phoenix
John Holmes
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Here
New Mexico power tax challenged in high court
The New Mexico tax on power produced within its borders but used elsewhere heads to the U.S. Supreme Court. Arizona officials allege the levy interferes with interstate commerce and targets out of state users, with potential retaliation plans including taxing nuclear power from a plant west of Phoenix.
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Tucson
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Bruce Babbitt
High Court
California
Raul Castro
Phoenix
Babbitt
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Four Corners
Arizona Public Service Co
Grain uncertainty dims livestock feeding prospects this winter
Washington AP reporting that despite firm cattle and hog prices, grain market instability casts doubt on a major lift in feeding this winter. USDA Outlook and Situation Board warns next several months will shape fall and 1976 livestock prospects, with corn prices a critical factor amid potential foreign buying.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Guest reports $1162 theft at hotel burglary
A Holiday Inn guest at 5101 N Scottsdale Rd reported a Tuesday burglary where $1162 in personal belongings were stolen from a dresser. Items taken included a $200 Minolta camera, $180 in traveler's checks, and four $200 airline tickets. Amy B. Brooner of Huntingburg, Indiana identified the items.
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Holiday Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Amy B. Brooner
Huntingberg
Ind
Girl 12 Fatally Shot While Resting After School
A 12 year old girl, Cathleen Armenta, was shot in the forehead while sitting under a tree with three friends on the way home from school in Phoenix. The incident occurred as the girls paused for water and shade before resuming their journey home.
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Phoenix
Cathleen Armenta
Three Phoenix men accused in elder investment scheme
Maricopa County Superior Court filed a civil suit on Wednesday alleging Donald Anderson Alfred Barber and Merrill Fijacko defrauded six elderly investors including five widows and one man of 162000. The defendants are linked to Exquisite Cosmetics Inc Film Industries Services Inc National Hospitalization Inc Together in Profit Inc and Universal Holding Co Inc. The suit seeks 662000 in damages.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Coconino deputies burn over 500 pounds of marijuana
In Woods Canyon southeast of Sedona deputies burned more than 500 pounds of marijuana found in two cultivated fields. Sheriff Joe Richards said the area had been under surveillance for more than two weeks after hunters reported the crop after chasing a bear into the canyon.
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Coconino County
Woods Canyon
Sedona
Joe Richards
Official defends conspiracy law in federal crackdown
Washington AP reports Henry S. Dogin acting head of the Drug Enforcement Administration defended the federal conspiracy law as a key weapon against major drug traffickers. Speaking at a National Conference on Organized Crime, he said conspiracy charges will be relied on to dismantle upper echelons of trafficking rings amid growing state strike forces targeting organized crime.
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Henry S. Dogin
Drug Enforcement Administration
Justice Department
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