Hopi Leader Urges Vote Against Steiger in Senate Race
Hopi leader Rev. Caleb Johnson of the Navajo Hopi Unity Committee urged tribal members to oppose Rep. Sam Steiger in the U S Senate race with Dennis DeConcini. Johnson tied Steiger to a bill that set guidelines to end the long running land dispute between the Navajo and Hopi.
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Phoenix
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
U.S
Senate
Dennis DeConcini
Caleb Johnson
Steiger
Ft Grant officer fired after probe at training center
Albert Kent 43 a corrections officer at Ft. Grant Training Center south of Safford was fired. Officials say his dismissal was not related to his help in a state DPS probe into alleged misuse of state property at the prison.
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FT. Grant
State Department of Public Safety
Albert Kent
Safford
McCarthy supporters file 12648 signatures to Arizona ballot
In Phoenix supporters of independent candidate Eugene McCarthy submitted 12,648 signatures to place him on Arizona's November general election ballot. The state requires 5,522 signatures or one percent of governor votes in 1974. The filing deadline for independent nominating petitions was today. Harvey S. Brown wins Democratic nomination for Maricopa County Board of Supervisors District 3 by nine votes after a recount, 9,987 to 9,978, per county official Joseph Mayfield.
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Phoenix
Eugene McCarthy
Secretary of State
Arizona
Harvey S. Brown
Maricopa County
Auction duties suspended for contractor at White Cone
The Bureau of Indian Affairs suspended auction duties of W. D. Baker of Joseph City after he sold 1.1 million dollars in U S government livestock at 75 percent of market value to his business partner and others. Baker conducted auctions at White Cone until last Sunday.
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Phoenix
White Cone
U.S
Bureau of Indian Affairs
W. D. Baker
Joseph City
Burglary Strikes Residence. Jewelry and Gun Stolen
Jewelry and personal property valued at over 1200 dollars were reported stolen from Vivian M. Jacobozzi’s home at 2836 North 76th Place. A .38 caliber pistol, shells, two cameras, and two piggy banks were taken. No forced entry was found and boxes were disturbed in drawers and on shelves. A hatchet was recovered from the garage. In a separate incident, police deterred burglars at Bud Beck Pontiac on East McDowell Road as they were loading a van with service equipment.
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Vivian M. Jacobozzi
Jacobozzi
Bud Beck
Pontiac
McDowell Rd
Walter H. Sterling obituary notices Scottsdale
Walter H. Sterling 66 of Scottsdale died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital after a long career as purchasing agent for Arizona Public Service Co and WWII service. Survived by children James Griffin Tacoma Gail Sterling San Francisco Walter Paradise Valley Hamilton Scottsdale seven grandchildren and two out of state brothers. Service 9 30 a m Saturday at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church 6715 N Mockingbird Lane. A L Moore and Sons Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Walter H. Sterling
Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service Co
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Sterling
Valley
Paradise Valley
Griffin
Tacoma
Wash
Gail Paine Sterling
San Francisco
Walter
Hamilton
St. Barnabas
Desert Episcopal Church
N. Mockingbird Lane
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Service for Ruth M. Rinke Held in Scottsdale
Ruth Marie Rinke 67 dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens. She is survived by husband George, daughter Marilyne Kirkwood, sister Gertrude Ibser, and one grandchild. She was a Michigan native and DAR member. Friends may call at the mortuary today.
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Ruth Marie Rinke
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Rinke
E. Chaparral Rd
Michigan
George
Scottsdale
Marilyne Kirkwood
Gertrude Ibser
Arizona unemployment rate edges down in August
DES reported statewide unemployment fell from 7.7 to 7.3 percent as manufacturing and construction revived. In Maricopa County the rate dropped to 7.3 percent and in Pima to 6.1 percent, with 795,000 Oreg? hold on.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Economic Security
Maricopa County
Pima County
Pima
United States
DES
Pair Arrested in North Scottsdale Home Burglary
Phoenix police arrested two men Mark Louis Sandon and James Lloyd Denny after they were caught removing a safe from the Scottsdale home of Jack R. Elkinton where Deborah Hall interrupted the theft. A third man John Timothy Heater was also arrested. authorities anticipate 18 felony counts.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Jack R. Elkinton
68Th St
Elkinton
Deborah Hall
14Th Street
McLellan Road
Page Decker
Mark Louis Sandon
James Lloyd Denny
Fred Stewart
Sandon
Denny
John Timothy Heater
Stewart
Landon
Shea Boulevard
14Th St
Decker
Heater
SRP wins approval for 325 million bond sale
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a 365 million municipal revenue bond sale for Salt River Project to fund capital improvements at Coronado and Craig coal plants and Palo Verde participation. The bonds, earmarked for 1977, may be sold this year if rates are favorable, with repayment from electric and water revenues and interest extending up to 35 years.
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Salt River
Arizona Corporation Commission
Coronado
Craig
Palo Verde
SRP
Commission
Robert Kircher
Bing Brown
Brown
Bomb threat prompts call to Mohave Elementary School
A male caller warned of a bomb at Mohave Elementary School at 1:30 p.m. The threat led to no evacuation and no device found. Two additional threats were reported at Doctor Munchies and the Tallyho Cocktail Lounge. no bombs were discovered.
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Mohave
86Th St
Mohave School
Brown Ave
Granite Reef Rd
Nuclear engineer warns safety being sidelined by costs
Richard Hubbard a former GE nuclear engineer says high costs push safety to the back burner. He cites losses by Gulf General Atomics Westinghouse and GE contracts and warns economic pressures defer safety tests while criticizing nuclear proponents and supportive campaigns. He opposes Proposition 200 and urges local legislative energy policy actions.
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David Lucas
General Electric
Richard Hubbard
Gulf General Atomics
Gulf and
Shell Oil Companies
Hubbard
G.E
Westinghouse Corp
Washington, D.C
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