Steiger challenges DeConcini at Scottsdale forum
Sam Steiger claimed Dennis DeConcini misfired as a prosecutor in Pima County saying he prosecuted no organized crime cases in three years and that one case was a misdemeanor. DeConcini defended his record citing 95 narcotics convictions and two contract murders. Field urged less federal bureaucracy while backing Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station with a projected cost over 3 billion. Dino DeConcini, away from his governor aide post, assisted his brother's campaign.
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Dennis DeConcini
Pima County
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R.C
Bob” Field
U.S. Senate
Dino DeConcini
Scottsdale
DeConcini
Ned Warren Jr
Field
Palo Verde
ERDA
EPA
Arizona
Phoenix
Washington, D.C
Raul Castro
Vitamin C not a cold remedy say researchers in New England Journal
A team led by Dr. John L. Coulehan reports vitamin C shows little to no value against colds. Earlier studies suggested mild relief, but the latest five month Navajo school trial found no significant benefits.
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John L. Coulehan
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
New England Journal of Medicine
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Arizona
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Greasewood
Ariz
Rhodesia Talks Open in Geneva Amid Pessimism
The Rhodesia white black conference in Geneva opened with deep pessimism. Ian Smith and four black nationalist leaders met after delays due to technical difficulties. The aim is a peaceful transition to black rule in Rhodesia where blacks vastly outnumber whites. The second black demand for seating and cabinet status for Richard faced rejection.
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Britain
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Court denies hearing for contractors appeal
The State Court of Appeals denied Deem Construction Co. motion for rehearing of a ruling that voided a $22,500 judgment against the City of Scottsdale over the Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center contract. The appellate court had held Arizona bidders receive a five percent bid preference on public buildings even with federal funds, but found Deem failed to file a timely appeal to the superior court.
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Deem Construction Co
Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
Court of Appeals
Arizona
Deem
Obituary Edward G. Linck 63 Scottsdale resident
Edward G. Linck 63 a senior staff accountant for 10 years with Seely Mullins Donaldson and Co died Tuesday in Scottsdale Nursing Home Born in Missouri he lived in the Valley 32 years and resided at 6222 Calle Del Paisano Rosary is 8 p.m. today at Arcadia Funeral Home mass is 10 a.m. Friday at Church of St Theresa Phoenix Visitation is 4 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary Survivors include his wife Bernadine son Jim and a brother living out of state.
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Seely, Mullins, Donaldson and Co., Ltd
Scottsdale Nursing Home
Missouri
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Calle del Paisano
Dumas Club
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Bernadine
Jim
Scottsdale
Rosary
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School Rd
Church of St. Theresa
E. Thomas Rd
Phoenix
Visitation
Latinen dies at 69 a New York native in Arizona
Richard Latinen 69 of Carefree died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He was a bearings and gears inventor credited with stainless steel bearings used on moon missions and a World War II Air Force major. Survived by wife Sigrid A and children Peter Eric, David Paul, Lisa Coleman, and others with services Friday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel in Scottsdale.
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New York
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N.Y
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Murder trial set for Dec. 28 in Gardiner killing
Michael Ray DeCoe, charged with shooting his roommate Lee Chapman Gardiner Jr., will face trial December 28 in Maricopa County Superior Court before Judge Marilyn Riddel. DeCoe allegedly admitted the killing to a Scottsdale police investigator and turned himself in about three hours later. In a separate case, James Samuel Williams, 19, of 12539 E. Silver Spur, received three years probation after pleading guilty to exhibiting a deadly weapon not in self defense related to an April incident.
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Scottsdale
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E. Thomas Rd
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Cance
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Witches Walk Scheduled on Main Street
Halloween Witches Walk sponsored by Main Street Arts Association will run tonight from 7 to 10 on Main Street west of Scottsdale Road. Music by Guys and Ghouls. Galleries and shops offer a bubbling witches brew and prizes for best homemade paper bag mask.
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Main Street
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SAM Set to Elect 1977 Officers at Scottsdale Meet
Scottsdale Associated Merchants will elect its 1977 officers and board of directors at an annual meeting tonight. The session starts at 7 p.m. and will be held at the Doubletree Inn on Scottsdale Fashion Square.
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Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Tempe Officials Probe Theft Ring Ties to City Dept
Kay Overson former Tempe water and sewer superintendent faces possession of stolen property charges. Assistant Don Edward and ex-employee Mike Mendoza are also involved as police continue the probe. Overson and Edwards resigned at officials' request after being linked to stolen property. Dennis DeConcini campaigns returns donations from alleged organized crime associates amid questions over donor connections.
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Kay Overson
Hugo Zettler
Overson
Don Edward
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Edwards
Mendoza
Peso drop shocks Nogales traders as peso hits 3.7 cents
Nogales Mayor Arthur Doan cites immediate impact on southern Arizona merchants reliant on Mexican trade as the peso sinks to 3.7 cents. A Douglas businessman warns results are uncertain as the currency value falls. Separately in Phoenix, Maricopa County jurors in Benny Guardalibene bribery case deliberate after an eight day trial.
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Arthur Doan
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Benny Guardalibene
Robert Myers
Guardalibene
Court suits to recover damages replaced by 1980s in Tucson
A Tucson attorney predicts a shift from civil damage lawsuits to a workers compensation style board. Richard Grand says the overhaul will phase out court suits by the mid 1980s, with a board handling injury claims.
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Richard Grand
Candidates Speak at Maricopa County Attorney Forum
The final forum of Scottsdale Jaycees sponsored events hosts Republican Robert Hungerford and Democrat Charles Hes at 8 p.m. at the Jaycee Clubhouse 3515 N. ft. for local voters to hear positions.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
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Charles Hes
Jaycee
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