White House mum on recession call stagflation term used
White House spokesman Ron Nessen described whether the U S is in a recession as a semantic question and urged calling the current slowdown stagflation. Commerce reports show GNP down for a third straight quarter and inflation near 11.5 percent, with the longest output decline in 14 years.
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Mills apologizes in speech to Arkansas voters
In Little Rock Mills addressed the Jaycees after a Washington incident in October. He admitted drinking champagne and said the first sip was a mistake. Mills sought support for a tough reelection and defended his wife against insinuations.
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Gene Goss
Washington
Anabell Battistella
Fanne Fox
Jefferson Memorial
Arkansas
FBI to Probe Fatal Car Crash In Scottsdale
Investigation of a Saturday night collision that killed one year old Lisa Rene Starks shifts to the FBI. The crash on the Pima and Indian School Roads border involved Mary Thomas and the victim’s mother Marilyn, with Thomas admitting alcohol use before the incident.
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Scottsdale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lisa Rene Starks
E. Garfield
Mary Thomas
Salt River Indian Reservation
Marilyn
Pima
Ed Lambert
FBI
Power Outage Hits City Block After Line Cut
A Phoenix Water Department crew inadvertently severed an APS underground primary cable amid work near the Hayden and Chaparral intersection. The blackout lasted about 21 minutes affecting roughly one square mile bounded by Miller Chaparral Hayden and Camelback roads.
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Obituary of C Dale Miller Headline
C Dale Miller 66 died of a heart attack in McPherson Kansas. He worked on dam and road projects in the United States and Mexico and was a cattle rancher and partner in the San Oro Co heavy construction firm. Survived by wife Vonda children Brenda Rhea and Lee Dale, brothers Lloyd and another sibling, four grandchildren. Services and burial held today in McPherson.
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Brenda Rhea
Lee Dale Miller
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Rosary and funeral set for Cora B Grack in Phoenix
Cora B Grack 85 dies in a Phoenix hospital. The rosary is at Sunset Chapel 301 W Camelback at 7 39 p m. Mass at Church of St Theresa 5045 E Thomas. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include son Henry C Lewis daughter Margaret L Lewis son James R Lewis seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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James R
Margaret L. Lewis
Testimony ends in rape case trial in Scottsdale
In a retrial in Superior Court Judge Morris Rozar’s chamber, Willie Lee Smiley and Donald Williams face trial for the April 17 rape of a 16 year old Tempe High student in Williams apartment. The jury previously deadlocked after 13 hours of deliberations.
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Rozer
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Greg Martin
John Curtis
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Donald Sims
Bruce Bergstrom
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Typhoon Carmen Halts Hong Kong Activity
Fringing winds from Typhoon Carmen strike Hong Kong stopping most commerce and transport as floods and landslides disrupt daily life. The storm’s reach follows destruction in the Philippines, with authorities warning of continued risks.
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Four Americans Freed in Cuba Arrival Marred by Arrests
Four young Americans released from Cuban prisons arrived in Miami as two were arrested and two subpoenaed in a narcotics probe. FBI agents arrested Phillip Burris and Richard Johnson on board a plane from Barbados for allegedly stealing a small Miami plane years earlier. The others, David Nirenberg and Susan Brown, were released after subpoenas to testify before a West Palm Beach grand jury investigating illicit drug activity. An emotional confrontation erupted between FBI agents and Johnson’s father at the airport.
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Richard Johnson
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Barbados
Cuba
David Bruce Nirenberg
Pennsylvania
Susan Lane Brown
South Royalton
West Palm Beach
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Clifford Johnson
Miami International
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Arizona AFL-CIO opposes proposition 105 in ballot
The Arizona AFL-CIO reversed its earlier stance and now opposes proposition 105 which would allow gasoline tax funds to be used for priorities beyond highway construction such as mass transit. In Phoenix a 17 year old teen was arrested in the slaying of 69 year old Michael Smear, whose body was found in a west Phoenix mobile home. Federal agents seized 25 year old Michael Ginther on a liquid hashish with intent to distribute charge and he posted a 2500 bond. A 16 year old boy was arrested in a $2300 bank robbery at Valley National Bank in northwest Phoenix with Shawn Barry charged after a statement to police and FBI agents.
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Mueatey
Michael Smear
Mike Mattox
Westside
Smear
West Phoenix
Michael Richard Ginther
Ginther
Eastside
U.S
Richard Gormley
Northwest Phoenix
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Valley National Bank
Shawn Barry
FBI
East Phoenix
Barry
Jury Selected for Pierce Murder Trial in Prescott
A 14-member jury including two alternates was chosen to hear the murder case of Joe Vern Pierce 42 charged with shooting Mary Barthel 43 in the lobby of a downtown Prescott hotel on June 10. The pool includes seven men and seven women. Pierce faces a deadly shooting trial.
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Prescott
Joe Vern Pierce
Pierce
Mary Barthel
Thieves Take Jewelry in Phoenix Home Robbery
Three masked gunmen robbed a northeast Phoenix residence of Edward Fritzinger and his son Richard at about 10 p.m. They took 100000 dollars in jewelry and 3000 dollars in cash, bound Richard, sprayed Edward with Mace, and fled on foot.
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