Carter lifts moratorium on copper stockpiling in US move
President Carter ends the stockpile ban cited since February as a step to ease the copper crisis. GSA says the policy targets critical materials though copper not named. six months to a year before stockpiling begins pending congressional funds. Arizona copper layoffs exceed 6,000 as miners seek relief and aid from federal programs.
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Phoenix
Jimmy Carter
Raul Castro
Dino DeConcini
Castro
Congress
Washington
General Services Administration
Carter
GSA
Arizona
DeConcini
Economic Development Administration
Fire destroys Scottsdale townhouse. family escapes
A $35,000 fire destroyed a Scottsdale townhouse at 5020 N 83rd St in the living room area Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs James Elder and their 3 year old child escaped unharmed but a pet dog died. Five other units were spared by a firewall. Firefighters controlled the blaze in 15 minutes. Elder said most belongings were lost.
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Scottsdale
Metro Fire Department
N. 83Rd St
James Elder
Elder
Maddox Eyes Recovery After Heart Attack
Former Georgia governor Lester Maddox says he will recover from a heart attack and expects to beat the illness. He spoke from his Marietta hospital bed and noted President Jimmy Carter called him, despite their political rivalry.
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Marietta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Carter
Georgia
Obituary of Frank H. Kline Scottsdale Resident
Frank H. Kline 75 of 7735 E Foothill Drive died Friday at Mesa General Hospital after a career as a Bowie Maryland hardware store owner and Scotts dale Lions Club past president. Services set 10 a.m. Monday at Messinger Mortuary with cremation to follow. He moved to the Valley in 1963. Surviving wife Margaret daughter Elizabeth D Shaffer of Crofton Maryland son Dr Frank M Kline of Santa Monica California brother Bert of Phoenix and five grandchildren.
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Frank H. Kline
Scottsdale Lions Club
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Mr. Kline
E. Foothill Drive
Mesa General Hospital
Bowie
Kline
The
Valley
Margaret
Elizabeth D. Shaffer
Crofton
Frank M.kline
Santa Monica
Calif
Bert
Phoenix
Virginia Welch Rites Set At St Barnabas Desert
Virginia Welch 69 of 5426 N 79th Way dies at home after moving to Arizona in 1970 from Mexico where she had lived 15 years. Survived by sister Meda A Roth out of state. Service Monday at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church 6715 N Mockingbird Lane. Messinger Mortuary directed services.
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Virginia Welch
St. Barnabas
Desert Episcopal Church
Mockingbird Lane
Welch
Arizona
Mexico
New York
Thieves hit hotel and two Scottsdale homes
Police reported multiple burglaries in Scottsdale on Friday. At Frank Kuhnlein’s home two doors were broken and a screen door cut to steal appliances and jewelry, while a hotel room at the Towers Hotel lost clothing and luggage. Two air conditioning units valued at 1550 were taken from two homes under construction by Dix Construction Co. in Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Frank Kuhnlein
E. Indianola Ave
the Towers Hotel
E. Shoeman Lane
Cactus Rd
Dix Construction Co
Public meetings listed for Scottsdale Paradise Valley and MC College District
A schedule of public meetings for the City of Scottsdale Town of Paradise Valley and Maricopa County Community College District for Oct 11 to Oct 13. Highlights include MC College Board 6 p m in Mesa, joint Scottsdale City Council Planning Commission 7 p m, and Paradise Valley Town Council 7 30 p m at Town Hall.
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City of
Scottsdale
Town of
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County Community College
Maricopa County Community College Board
Mesa
W. Southern Avé
Town of Paradise Valley Council
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Arizona AG charges commissions linked to governor campaigns
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt filed charges with the state Insurance Department alleging that commissions on state insurance business paid between 1968 and 1972 were used to reward and encourage contributions to Governor Williams’s campaigns. The case, challenging the legality of the commissions, will be argued at an October 17 hearing.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
State Insurance Department
Insurance Department
Jack Williams
Judge Denies Sequestering Jury in Lincoln Thrift Trial
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy denied a defense bid to sequester the jury in the criminal trial of former Lincoln Thrift Association president Robert Fendler and two executives. The defense argued depositors might contact jurors during proceedings.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Charles Hardy
Lincoln Thrift Association
Robert Fendler
Lincoln Thrift
Federal probe eyed into patrols at Glendale citrus ranch
A Phoenix federal judge suggested asking the FBI to investigate whether the Border Patrol acted to strikebreak at a Glendale citrus ranch this week. Owners of Arrowhead Ranch agreed in court to let a farm labor group enter the property to organize Mexican workers. In Tucson, a county attorney argued that a plea pact for Ned Warren Sr. does not extend to Pima County as 11 mortgage fraud counts remain.
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Phoenix
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Border Patrol
Glendale Citrus Ranch
Arrowhead Ranch
Citrus Ranch
Tucson
Maricopa County
Ned ‘Warren Sr
Pima County
Richard Parrish
Superior Court
Robert Buchanan
Warren
Notice order overturned in dairy price fixing case
The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco overturned a lower court order requiring four Arizona dairies to print notices on milk cartons about a federal price fixing case. The ruling concerns a May 1976 decision by U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
He Clairies
Carl Muecke
Rains May Hit Arizona Cotton Farmers Earnings
University of Arizona plant sciences spokesman Lee Stith warned this week that rains could cut Arizona cotton earnings by up to 3 million dollars. Rain on open bolls causes spotting and lowers bale prices by about five dollars, officials said.
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Tucson
University of Arizona Plant Sciences Department
Lee Stith
Roberts refuses to testify in Bolles murder trial
Phoenix attorney Neal Roberts invoked the Fifth Amendment refusing to answer questions in the De Bolles murder case. He and his lawyer told the court he faces possible federal indictment. The trial also involves James Robison and Max Dunlap charged with first degree murder and conspiracy.
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Phoenix
Neal Roberts
de Bolles
Roberts
John J. Flynn
Flynn
Bolles
Indian Health Services
James Robison
Max Dunlap
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Dunlap
Robison
Kemper Marley Sr
Marley
U.S. District Court
San Diego
Paul Smith
Smith
Superior Court
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Messinger Mortuary and Chapel
Bullock ’S
KAP Educational Center
Linda Workman
Arcadia
Scottsdale Airport
Associated Press
Insurance
Vist
Scottsdale and Indian School Road
Seattle
Emprise Corp
Emprise
Howard Thompson
David Derickson
Jonathan Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Burlt
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of
Margo
Francine Reed
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