Coal miners return to work as walkout lingers in southern WV
A general back to work movement spreads across coalfields with many western states and northern West Virginia mines resuming operations. In southern West Virginia about 30 000 miners remain idled while unions and industry avoid naming mines to prevent renewed closures. A civil contempt hearing looms as the strike harms railroads and coal output.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
United Mine
Harry Patsick
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Virginia
UMW
West Virginia Coal Association
K.K. Hall
Boorie
Logan
Kanawha
Rabiot
Chessie
Norfolk & Western Railway
Penn Central Railroad
Logan County
Beeline Rubber Roads Tested On Arizona Beeline
Arizona test sites on the Beeline Highway near Scottsdale and Payson explore asphalt rubber membrane overlays for road surfaces. Engineer Morris and City of Phoenix official McDonald report smoother, cheaper repairs using reclaimed tire rubber, with ongoing trials since 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Shuey
Arizona
Scottsdale
Payson
Verde River
State Department of ‘Transportation
Gene R.morris
Arizona Department ‘of Transportation
Charles H. McDonald
Phoenix
Pennen
Sky Harbor International
Tucson
Tolleson
Morris and McDonald
Morris
Obituary of Edward Kemash Motorola Engineer
Edward Kemash an electrical engineer for Motorola died Saturday in the Valley. He was 6822 B Granada Drive Scottsdale resident. A Polytechnical Institute of Brooklyn graduate he previously worked for ECI in St Petersburg Florida. Survivors include wife Patricia daughters Susan Sandra Kimberly and Pamela all of Scottsdale mother Elizabeth Kemash and brother Gerald of New Jersey. Visitation 7 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Andari School Rd. Mass 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Daniel the Prophet Church 7923 E Latham St. Interment St Francis Cemetery 5005 E Oak St.
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Edward Kemash
Messinger Mortiary
Andiari School
St. Daniel the Prophet
E. Latham
St. Francis
E. Qak
Kemash
Motorola
Polytechnical ‘Institute of
Brooklyn
ECI
St. Petersburg
Fal
Granada Drive
Patricia
Susan
Sandra
Kimberly
Pamela
Scottsdale
Elizabeth Kemash
Gerald
New Jersey
Dorothy H Ethier Dies in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Dorothy H Ethier a longtime Scottsdale resident died Saturday in Milwaukee Wisconsin. A Wisconsin native she will be buried there Wednesday. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Wisconsin Council of the Blind at 1245 Washinton Ave Madison Wisconsin 58715.
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Dorothy * H
Ethier
Scottsdale
Milwaukee
Wisc
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Council ‘of
Washinton ’Ave
Madison
Wise
Helen J Moyer services and cremation held in Scottsdale
Helen J Moyer aged 65 of 7426 E Holly Sr died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She came to Scottsdale five years ago from California. Arrangements were made by Messinger Mortuary. Survivors include husband Charles D daughter Arlérie M sisters Edith Hardy and Beatrice Turner of Scottsdale and five sisters in Pennsylvania and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen J. Moyer
E. Holly Sr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Moyer
Scottsdale
California
Messinger
Charles D
Arlérie.m
Beatrice Turner
Penn ‘Sylvania
Burglary Stole $2,000 From Brock Apartment
Police report a burglary at John M. Brock's apartment 7014 E Hubbell St. Saturday morning netted about $2,000 in valuables including $1,800 cash from Brock who had withdrawn funds Friday to buy a motorcycle. Missing items include a wallet with cash, a watch, a black and white television, and stereo headphones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Brock
E. Hubbell St
Aicum
Brock
Drug force funding sought in four-county strike effort
Tucson Pima County Attorney Dennis DeConcini said he will seek up to 1 million dollars in federal funding for a four-county narcotics strike force. The unit will operate in Pima Yuma Cochise and Santa Cruz counties border Mexico.
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Tucson
Pima
Dennis DeConcini
Mexico
Yuma
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Injured hiker rescued after 42 hours in Hell's Gate
Susan Batterson, 133, of Phoenix, spent 42 hours in Hell's Gate region east of Payson with a broken foot after a Saturday fall. Her husband Lloyd, 34, alerted deputies Sunday afternoon then notified Payson Fire Department for the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
Susan Batterson
Phoenix
Hell's Gate
Here
County Eyes Private Cemeteries To Bury Poor
Maricopa County may abandon its cemetery for the poor citing high land and upkeep costs estimated at 13 000 a year. Budget director William Eeldmeier says it could be cheaper to hire privately owned cemeteries.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
William J. Eeldmeier
Kearny mayor seeks refiling after charges dropped
Mayor Gayle Campbell says he will ask Pinal County Attorney James Don to refile charges against Philip Bidegain, 24, and Richard Phelps, 47, who were accused of assaulting three police officers. Eight reserve officers resigned Friday after a preliminary hearing failed to establish sufficient evidence, per Florence Justice Roy Nowlin.
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Kearny
Gayle Campbell
Pinal County
James Don
Kearny. Reserve Police Force
Philip Bidegain
Richard Phelps
Florence Justice of the Peace
Roy Nowlin
Theft of revolver reported in Scottsdale residence
Robert S. Rohfeld of 8039 E Glenrosa reported a blue steel 3B caliber revolver missing from a bedroom closet after he left Saturday afternoon and returned Sunday to find it gone. Police noted no obvious entry and watchdogs in the yard appeared undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Robert S. Rohfeld
E. Glenrosa
Realver
Scottsdale Chamber criticized over out of town publishing deal
Printers and local businesses accuse the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce of steering a promotional book project to Windsor Publications of Los Angeles. Chamber manager Joe Marks says Windsor handles copy, photography, ads, and distribution, with costs covered by local advertising and no chamber payment. Local printers report they were not asked to submit for the full job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
J .Oe
John Marks
Chamber
Marks
Teacher assignment dispute at Kaibab School
Parents of Kaibab School first and second graders met with district officials to discuss Velma Reade's bid for a primary team teaching position. Reade, a primary teacher, had been denied earlier despite seniority and was reassigned to the team teaching program after a grievance. The Kaibab Advisory Council said it did not uphold Reade's grievance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaibab School
Velma Reade
Leslie
Lustgarten
Kaibah
Five Scottsdale youths burn victims listed in fair condition
Five teenagers injured in a Saturday early morning crash at the San Miguel Road and Granite Reef Road intersection remained in fair condition at Maricopa County General Hospital. Driver Mike L. Zolin 16 and passengers Mike B. Westfall Pat R. Meenan Dave W. Elsner and Chris J. LeBeau 15 were identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
San Miguel
Granite ~ Reef
Maricopa County General Hospital
Mike L. Zolin
E. Jackrabbit Rd
Mike B. Westfall
Pat R. Meenan
N. Quail Run Rd
Dave W. Elsner
N. 70Th. Place
Chris J. LeBeau
Kiva Lane
Paddleboat Facility Opens at Eldorado Park
Eldorado Park reopens the paddleboat dock this evening from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. It will be closed Wednesday through Friday for cleaning and repairs. Saturday hours are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Prices are 75 cents per half hour for one rider and 1 dollar per hour for two riders, with a 1 dollar damage deposit.
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Eldorado Park
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Walter Kesicki
Independence
Ohio
Dorothy H. Ethier
Helen J.’ Moyer
Appraisal Service
Earl Baskin
Georgie Stillman
Associated Press
Safford
Graham County
New
Diet Center of
Orth Brown Avenue
Rap “Chamber
Whey
Windsor Publications
Chambers of Commerce
Tempe
Mesa
Flagstaff
Prescott
Phoenix Metro Guide
Hainstyle
Chicago Hair Co
Sooni
Professional Cleaners
K-Mart
E. McDowell
Home Makers
John Wendt
Hale
Pee Uueasy
North
Scottsdate Rd
Thomas
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