Improper conduct cited in probe of two state lawmakers
Phoenix lawmakers Reps. Jay Stuckey and Ray Everett faced removal from chairmanships after a DPS probe found impropriety in sponsoring a deferred compensation plan and creating a related company. House Speaker Stan Akers moved to refer the case to prosecutors and reshuffled committee leadership. The action, backed by leaders Burton Barr and Sandra O Connor, aims to restore confidence while courts decide legal questions.
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Phoenix
UPS
State Department of Public Safety
House
Stan Akers
DPS
Jay Stuckey
Ray Everett
Prescott
Maricopa County
Akers
Evertt and Stuckey
Burton Barr
Stump
Stuckey
Everett
Commerce and Industry
Senate
Sandra O’connor
Paradise Valley
Finley pushes back against players after tough youth
The column paints Charlie Finley, owner of the Oakland Athletics, as a stubborn, self made magnate who lashed out at players like Mike Andrews after errors in the World Series. It links his boyhood reversals and illness to his current drive for perfection and control.
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Jack Earie
Charlie Finley
Oakland Athletics
Fred
Charlie
Crown Point
Ind
Finley
Mike Andrews
Mansfield sees danger tapes offer criticized
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warns Nixon tapes weaken Special Prosecutor Cox and could impede Watergate prosecutions. Senators Inouye Weicker Stevenson criticize the compromise while Ervin Baker and Scott praise or deem it interesting. Ford calls it fair.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Cox
Mansfield
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Inouye
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Watergate Committee
Adlaid E. Stevenson III
D-Mi
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Weicker
Stevenson
Baker
Knoxville
Tenn
White House
Hugh Scott
House
Carl Albert
Gerald R. Ford
Obituary Barbara Maher 91 a Scottsdale resident since 1962
Barbara Maher 91 a native of Newburg New York died Friday at her home 8308 E Avalon Dr Scottsdale She was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Survivors include a Scottsdale niece Mrs Fred Zitzmann Rosary 7 30 p m Monday at Messinger Mortuary Mass 10 a m Tuesday at Miller Road church Burial in St Francis Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m tonight and all day Sunday
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Barbara Maher
Newburg
N.Y
Scottsdale
New York City
E. Avalon Drive
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Fred Zitz
Dr. Gordon G Caswell Dies. Arcadia Teacher
Dr. Gordon G. Caswell, 57, a teacher at Arcadia High School, died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services were at Arcadia Funeral Home. Cremation followed. He lived at 5222 E Fresno Dr and came to Scottsdale from Michigan 15 years ago. He earned a doctorate in education at Arizona State University. The family requests reference books for Arcadia High School’s Resource Center.
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Gordon G. Caswell
Arcadia High School
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School
Caswell
Fresno Drive
Scottsdale
Michigan
Arizona State University
Valley woman Mildred Tische dies at 69
Mildred Mary Tische 69 a Philadelphia native who came to the Valley 30 years ago from Florida died Wednesday in a Phoenix hospital. She was a retired secretary living at 8829 E. Alice. Survivors include sister Mrs. Frances Clifford of Phoenix and brother Robert Tische of Huron Ohio. Cremation will follow private services.
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Mildred Mary Tische
Philadelphia
Valley
Florida
Phoenix
Miss Tische
E. Alice
Frances Clifford
Robert Tische
Huron
Ohio
Hansen Mortuary
Pedestrian Struck Near Salt River Reservation
A Salt River Indian Reservation resident was injured early this morning when struck by a car while crossing Mc Dowell Road near 85th Place. Ricardo King was taken to Phoenix Indian Hospital. condition unavailable. Driver Carol Stevenson, 30, of Mesa, was not cited.
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Salt River
McDowell Road
85Th Place
Ricardo King
Phoenix Indian Hospital
King
McDowell
Carol Stevenson
Mesa
Scottsdale
Scotts
Bond Set for Three in Mesa Kidnapping Case
A $5,500 bond was set for Lloyd Thomas 26 Robert Marahrens 29 both of Scottsdale and Camilla Ingram 25 of Phoenix in a Mesa kidnapping and extortion case. They were to face a preliminary hearing Wednesday before East Mesa Justice of the Peace Leo Coombs for abducting Gary Lee Barnes 37 from his Mesa home after 13 hours at gunpoint amid a $6,000 ransom delivery. Barnes was released unharmed.
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Mesa
UPI
East Mesa
Justice of the Peace
Leo Coombs
Lloyd Thomas
Robert Marahrens
Scottsdale
Camilla Ingram
Phoenix
Gary Lee Barnes
Barnes
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Burmah Finley
Sissy
Bill Donaldson
Tacoma
Wash
Donaldson
Tacoma News Tribune
Progress City Hall
Harry Dunham
Mag’s
Sam Pendleton
Herb Caywood
Jonaths
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ational Pewspaper Association
Abizora Newspapers Association
Arshallublisher
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Mark Sutphen
78Th St
Virginia Avenue
Coronado High School
Paul Hanley
Tempe
Sutphen
Jardiniere
E.van Buren
Arizona
New Mexico
Virgil
Shirley Benn
Wilson
Carol Begay
Santa Clara
Arthur Cody
Flora Naranjo
Lupita Silva
Dennis
Randy
Marcus Silva
Bonnie Gems Indian Arts OF
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdalee
Motor Inn
W. Bethany Home
Miller RD
Mcdowell Mesan
Country Club
6Th ST
Tucson
Congress
Wilmot RD
N. Country Club
2Nd ST
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