Teachers meet on school finance in Scottsdale
A political-action committee formed by Scottsdale's three teacher groups met to advise on allocating funds to schools. It will send recommendations to legislators for the upcoming special session on school tax reform. Members named include John Paul Jones, Gail Wooden, and Ralph Bradshaw. others to be added.
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Scottsdale
Larry Bell
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
John Paul Jones
Chaparral
Gail Wooden
Phoenix man in serious condition after cycle collision
Lawrence Canright, 25, of east Phoenix, remained in serious condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a car struck his motorcycle on McDowell near 70th Street Thursday at about 7 05 p m. JoAnn Fidler, 21, of 2849 N 71st St, was cited for failing to yield on a left turn.
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East Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Canright
N. 53Rd, St
McDowell
70Th Street
JoAnn Fidler
N. 71St St
Stock Market Averages Up on Broad Gains in Late Trading
United Press International reports Dow Jones at 970.80, up 14.90. Transports 182.72, up 1.62. Utilities 103.14, down 0.07. Stocks 296.29, up 3.41 with 16.14 million shares traded. Major names listed include DuPont 198.44, Ford 60.75, General Electric 66.64, IBM 25.94, Chrysler 58, Exxon 96.14, Bell & Howell 37.5, Boeing 19.58, General Motors 66.14, Pan Am 7.4, and Penn Central 24. Details show a broad advance across industries.
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United Press International
du Pont Walston Inc
Dow Jones
Alcoa
American Brands
American Can
American Motors
At&t
Arizona Public Sve
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Emerson
Exxon
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Greyhound
Honeywell
IBM
Int
Nickel
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
Rockwell Inns
Northrop Owens
Hinds
Pan Am
Pg&e
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
Obituary for Spec. 4 Robert J. Blier 22
Robert J. Blier 22 died Saturday while serving with the 7th Signal Brigade in Germany. Rosary will be 7:30 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. burial in St. Francis Cemetery. He is survived by parents, six brothers, two sisters, and grandparents. Contributions suggested to Loretta Young Youth Project Inc.
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Robert J. Blier
7Th Signal Brigade
Germany
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Mr. Blier
68Th Place
Coronado High School
Phoenix Union High School
New Hampshire
CAP official says relations with county commission are superb
The U S Bureau of Reclamation CAP project manager denies disputes with Maricopa County Planning and Zoning as the commission warns it will hear CAP right of way cases without bureau cooperation. Pugh cites a misunderstanding and says a verbal answer could have sufficed, praising ongoing superb relations.
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U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Central Arizona Project
CAP
Maricopa County
Pugh
Commission
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Pair arrested for burglaries at Western Honda
Police arrested two suspects after a Wednesday morning burglary at Western Honda on East McDowell Road. They recovered three motorcycles thirteen helmets and other gear worth about 2500 and found two more bikes stolen from Phoenix at Rubergs residence.
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Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Phoenix
Ruberg
Rogers
Western Honda
O Malley Companies Celebrate 65th Anniversary Event
The O Malley companies mark their 65th anniversary with a two day celebration at Camelback Inn. About 400 employees and guests attend with two business meetings featuring Gov Jack Williams and Sen Paul Fannin. Golf and tennis events accompany the program. Board Chairman E V Ted O Malley will present the company history tomorrow.
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O'Malley
the Camelback Inn
Gov
Jack Williams
Paul Fannin
E.V
Ted” O'Malley
Arizona
Three Phoenix Teens Referred to Juvenile Authorities for Burglary
Three Phoenix teenagers were referred to county juvenile authorities on burglary suspicions after a Thursday 7:25 p.m. break-in at Dr Norman Fee’s home at 8725 East Min netowa. A neighbor alerted police after hearing noises and saw the youths flee, with one captured near Pima and Camelback Roads and the others near the victim’s residence. Entry was gained by breaking a window.
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Phoenix
Norman Fee
E. Minnetowa
Pima
Camelback Roads
Thief Steals Jewelry From Scottsdale Home
A Scottsdale woman reports a theft at her home on Thursday. Police say entry was gained through a bathroom window and $1300 in items including a $500 diamond ring and a $200 sapphire ring were taken from Dorothy Hancock at 8554 E. McKenzie along with other jewelry and household items.
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Scottsdale
Dorothy Hancock
E. McKenzie
Phoenix Union Urges 4.6 Percent Pay Increase
The Municipal Employees Union in Phoenix backs a 4.6 percent raise for the mayor and city council, matching the raise city employees received this year. Spokesman Lawrence DeLeon said the endorsement is sincere and reflects how the workers feel.
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Phoenix
Lawrence DeLeon
Peoria Tax on New Homes Declared Unconstitutional
In Maricopa County Superior Court Visiting Judge Porter Murry ruled Peoria's $100 tax on new homes, earmarked for parks and recreation, unconstitutional. The city must refund all taxes collected since the ordinance took effect February 13.
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Phoenix
Peoria
Maricopa County
Porter Murry
Conlan Pushes Audits of IRS and Federal Reserve
Representative John B. Conlan introduced a bill ordering the General Accounting Office to audit the Internal Revenue Service, the Federal Reserve System, and additional agencies. He stressed the aim is scrutiny, not accusation of current policy or spending.
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Washington
John B. Conlan
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Reserve System
Conlan
Jobs Consortium under fire in federal funds dispute
U S Rep Morris Udall calls for action over alleged misuse of federal manpower funds in the Arizona Jobs Consortium. The principals cited include Tucson officials Ramon Castillo and Emmett McLoughlin, former City Clerk William DeLong, and attorney Harrison Dickey.
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Tucson
Morris Udall
Arizona Jobs Consortium
Udall
Ramon Castillo
Emmett McLoughlin
William DeLong
Harrison Dickey
Border Patrol Agents Die in Plane Crash Near Yuma
Two Border Patrol agents Friedrich Karl age 50 and John Blue age 38 both from Yuma were killed when their light aircraft struck a power line and crashed into a pole at a small airfield east of Yuma.
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Yuma
Border Patrol
Here
Friedrich Karl
John Blue
Indian school aid bill dies in Senate
Washington report says Senator Paul Fannin reluctantly withdrew a proposal to double federal funds for Indian school construction from 19 million to 38 million after floor leaders warned it could invite many similar amendments. The action came Thursday as the bill was abandoned.
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Washington
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Floor Feaders
Fannin
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Standard of Calif
Talley Industries
Texaco
Texas Gulf
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Robert Blier
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Leonard
Donna Randall
Patty Blier
Joseph Blier
van Buren
Maine
Blanche Marquis
Loretta Young Youth Project Inc
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Bureau
Michael E. Ruberg
Fountain Hills
E. McDowell Rd
George Rogers
Scottsdale and
Shea
Robert Arthur
Jeremy James
O‘malley Companies
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