Scottsdale area residents pass Arizona bar exam in large group
Twenty two Scottsdale area candidates are among the 225 Valley residents to be recommended to the Arizona Supreme Court for admission. The ceremony is set for 10 a.m. Oct. 23 in the Phoenix Civic Plaza Phoenix Room, following a July exam in Tucson and Tempe.
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Scottsdale-area
Arizona Supreme Court
Valley
Phoenix
Phoenix Civic Plaza
Tucson
Tempe
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40Th St
Richard W. Bowers
6Th St
Richard B. Burnham
E. Thomas
Samuel D. Childers
E. Pueblo Ave
Daniel J. Edinger
Gary S. Engle
E. Latham
Pamela J. Field
Frank M. Garrison
John T. Gilbert
David M. Heller
N. 46Th St
Franklyn D. Jeans
Avenida del Sol
Boyd T. Johnson
Norma J. Nenad obituary in Paradise Valley community
Norma J. Nenad 44 longtime Paradise Valley resident and wife of Dr. Robert E. Nenad died Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital She was a member of the Chaparral Boosters Club and the Maricopa County Medical Auxiliary Survived by three sons a step mother and other relatives Services set for Green Acres Mortuary with visitation today and Sunday Interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Chaparral Boosters Club
Maricopa County Medical Auxiliary
Good Samaritan Hospital
Nenad
E. Sapphire Lane
Paradise Valley
Robert E. Nenad
Washington, Pa
Arizona
San Mateo
Calif
Robert E. Jr
Mark A
Gaskill longtime Sun Oil pumper dies in Scottsdale
Lester W. Gaskill 71 a retired Sun Oil Co. pumper and driller died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He moved to Scottsdale in 1975 from Wellington Kansas born in Miami Oklahoma He was a member of Los Arcos United Methodist Church Services set for 2 p m Monday at Green Hayden visitation today and Sunday Interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Survivors include two sons Veryl Payson and Lester Scottsdale five brothers and a sister 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren
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Sun Oil Co
Russell
Kans
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Gaskill
E. Edgemont Ave
Scottsdale
Wellington
Miami
Oklo
Los Arcos United Methodist Church
Gaskill
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Veryl
Payson
Lester
Castro claims CIA still plotting to kill him
Fidel Castro says he has access to secret CIA communications and a Cuban double agent on the CIA payroll for a decade. He cites a Langley message about his possible travels and recalls past assassination attempts, vowing retaliation after a plane crash blamed on the CIA.
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CIA
Washington
Fidel Castro
Havana
Langley
Angola
Council of Ministers
Arizona politicians rally and campaign notes surface
Rep. Sam Steiger reveals a letter from rival Rep. John Conlan backing his Senate bid despite a bitter primary loss. Independent candidate Bob Field decries Palo Verde water use and cost, citing 24 440 000 000 gallons for condenser cooling. Gov. Raul Castro and Mayor Jenkins attend a reception for state Senate hopeful Dick Shefrin, with Edith Laetz outlining legislative priorities on fraud, elder care, water, and emissions.
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Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
John Conlan
U.S. Senate
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Arizona
Republican State Committee
Bob Field
Arizona Public Employees Association
Palo Verde
Field
Tucson
Raul Castro
William C. Jenkins
Senate
G. H
Dick” Shefrin
Doubletree Inn
Edith ‘Jo’? Laetz
Dist
Auto dealer asks separate trial in Warren fraud case
Mesa dealer Jack Ross seeks a separate trial in a civil lawsuit against Ned Warren Sr. and two firms filed by Capital Management Systems. Judge Goodfarb gave 20 days for further briefs as Ross argues Warren’s 20 count grand theft indictment could taint the civil case.
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Mesa
Jack Ross
Ned Warren Sr
Maricopa County
Stanley Goodfarb
Ross
Warren
CMS
Warren, Ross
Warren-associated
Seligman
Contract holds up McDonald job delays in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley officials delay McDonald Drive improvements as the town and Maricopa County revise a contract after the state attorney general ordered changes. The town will fund about 85 percent of the 89 000 dollar share, while the county supplies crews and equipment. work is on hold until AG approval.
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McDonald Drive
Maricopa County
Oscar Butt
Butt
Offi Uies
MTG Hion
Tatum Boulevard
71St Place
McDonald
Lincoln Drive
Attorney General’s Office
Del Webb to begin rehiring after Phoenix area strike
Del Webb Development Corp plans Monday rehiring of union and nonunion workers at Sun City after a five-union strike halted home construction in the Phoenix area. President John Meeker says workers will be offered their jobs back, with some choosing to return and others not. Federal Mediator Guy Parent reports no follow up talks scheduled as unions and management remain at an impasse over pay levels for striking vs non striking workers.
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del Webb Development Corp
Phoenix
Carpenters Union
Webb
John Meeker
Guy Parent
Carpenters Local
Plasterers and Cement Masons
Teamsters
Operating Engineers
Meeker
An Im
DeConcini and Steiger to Address Bar Association Meeting
Dennis DeConcini and Sam Steiger will address the Maricopa County Bar Association meeting Monday at the Lawyer's Club located at 234 North Central Avenue. DeConcini, a Democrat, is a former Pima County attorney and administrator of Arizona Drug Control District. Steiger, a Republican, represents the third district and received the 1975 distinguished service award from Americans for Constitutional Action.
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U.S. Senate
Dennis DeConcini
Sam Steiger
Maricopa
GOP Office Break-In Shocks Phoenix at 40 E Thomas Rd
Arizona Republicans report a break in at their Phoenix headquarters with filing cabinets rummaged through. State chairman James Colter calls the act a stupid effort to subvert political processes as investigators probe Hungerford amid FBI scrutiny.
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Phoenix
Arizona Republican
E. Thomas Rd
GOP
James Colter
ASU Student Government Sues Regents Over ID Card Rule
The Arizona State University student government sues the State Board of Regents and four ASU administrators alleging a contract violation with the athletic department. A Nov 1 hearing was set by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy to consider a permanent injunction blocking enforcement of athletic identification card requirements for event attendees.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
State Board of Regents
ASU
Maricopa County
Charles Hardy
Jones free on appeal as conviction stands
James Jones former director of the Arizona State Fair remains free without bond while appealing his conviction on 18 counts of embezzlement forgery and bribery. He was found guilty after a seven week trial with jury deliberations lasting nearly a week and was acquitted on one count.
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Phoenix
James Jones
Jones
Air Force Plans February Explosive Test Near Wellton
Luke Air Force Base officials announce a February series of conventional explosive tests near Wellton to study blast and shock wave effects on protective structures.
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Luke Air Force Base
Wellton
Air Force
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