Smith weighs Rhodesia black rule plan after caucus talks
Prime Minister Ian Smith met with Rhodesia's ruling party to discuss the British American plan for black majority rule. He said the caucus would decide after further deliberations and that a radio television broadcast would outline the regime's position. The Front holds 75 percent of parliamentary seats.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Smith
Rhodesian Front Party
Henry A. Kissinger
South Africa
Kissinger
Independent candidates clash over Senate petition validity
Feighan faces a challenge from R C Field over petition sufficiency for the U S Senate bid. Field argues many signatures lack city of residence and party voters were misapplied. Feighan cites 7500 collected, notes filing rules gaps, while Pat Fabritz awaits AG guidance as absentee voting looms.
Arizona officials push tax reform and uniform sales tax plan
Maricopa County Manager Charles Miller urged legislators to end the property tax as a revenue source and support a state wide uniform county tax to fund counties. He spoke after a Boston symposium on county government. In Yuma two Mexicans were arrested for conspiracy and wire fraud in a fake gold bar scheme, Ramon Calles and Hector Araeca, 46, were detained at the San Luis border crossing.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Charles Miller
Arizona
Miller
Boston
Yuma
California
FBI
Ramon Calles
Hector Araeca
San Luis
Primary turnout hits 57 percent in Arizona election
The September 7 primary turnout reached 57 percent, with Assistant Secretary of State Pat Fabritz saying official ballot canvass found no races close enough to trigger recounts, leaving unofficial results intact. A separate matter concerns John Adamson's defense seeking a public opinion poll to gauge fair trial prospects in Maricopa County.
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Phoenix
Pat Fabritz
John Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Maricopa County
Gregory Martin
Adamson
Arizona Court Bars McCarthy From Ballot
The Arizona State Democratic Party obtained a court order to keep Eugene McCarthy’s name off the November ballot and later dropped the suit after deciding his impact is not worth the legal effort.
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Phoenix
Eugene McCarthy
Arizona
Democratic Party
McCarthy
Extortion suspect held on bail in Valley National Bank case
Salvador Reveles, 30, jailed on $15,000 bond after a $100,000 extortion attempt at Valley National Bank in Scottsdale. Elaine Trawick, 28, Phoenix, held on related theft charges. Forrest Lame, 23, released. other suspects James E. Fleck and Barbara Shaffer not in jail records. FBI and Scottsdale police wrapped up the incident, recovering the money and detaining all four suspects.
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Scottsdale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Valley National Bank
Scottsdale Rd
Jerry James
James
Salvador Reveles
Reveles
Woodland
Calif
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Elaine Trawick
Forrest Lame
James E. Fleck
Barbara Shaffer
VNB
Cactus
Scottsdale Roads
Republicans elect Broderick as District 28 chair
Broderick George Broderick was re elected chairman of the District 28 Republican Party at an organizational meeting. Ed Rainey Patricia O'Brien were elected two year vice chairmen and secretaries Jacqueline Schubert and William Henry named treasurer. District 28 covers most of Scottsdale.
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George Broderick
E. Lewis
Republican Party
Ed Rainey
E. Sage Drive
Patricia O’brien
N. 75Th St
Jacqueline Schubert
N. 87Th St
William Henry
N. 74Th Place
Scottsdale
City to resurface five streets with slurry seal
Five streets will be closed Friday for slurry seal resurfacing by the city. The project covers Belleview and Roosevelt Streets from Scottsdale Road to 74th Street, Moreland Street from 75th Street to Miller Road, 49th Place from Moreland to Culver Street, and all of Portland Street.
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Belleview
Roosevelt Streets
Scottsdale Road
74Th Street
Moreland
75Th Street
Miller Road
49Th Place
Culver Street
Portland Street
Man to face rape trial in Tempe case
Robert Garazza, 20, of Tempe, employed in the city refuse department, is bound over for trial in Maricopa County Superior Court on charges of raping a 24 year old Tempe woman last month. Gararra was remanded after a Tempe Justice Court preliminary hearing where only the victim testified. He will be arraigned in superior court at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 5 before Judge Roger Strand and is free on $1,100 bond.
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Scottsdale
Superior Court
Roger Strand
FBI reports mixed 1976 first half crime trends
The FBI shows theft up 11 percent while violent crime falls six percent, producing a three percent overall increase in U S crime for the first six months of the year. Murder declines 12 percent and robbery drops 10 percent across population groups.
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Washington
U.S
FBI
Edward H. Levi
Scottsdale to lead Phoenix area technology transfer program
Jack Haenichen, 41, Phoenix, will head the city’s one year pilot to apply tech solutions to local government problems and share them nationwide. The project, funded by a $30,000 NSF grant, plans phased development with ASU private industry and regional partners forming an advisory braintrust.
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Jack Haenichen
Arizona Solar Energy Research Commission
Haenichen
Phoenix
National Science Foundation
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Motorola
Semiconductor
Solar Energy Research Commission
Scottsdale
League of Arizona Cities and Towns
State Office of Economic Planning and Development
Arizona State University
ASU
Admitted killer ordered to prison
Michael Oran Stovall twenty four pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the shooting death of Steven James Gray. He was sentenced to 20 to 25 years in state prison by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frederick Marquardt. The 22 year old NAU student was shot May 8 in front of Linda Naegle home following a dispute. Stovall described as a transient lived out of a camper truck between Scottsdale and Mesa. He has been held in the county jail since his arrest and will begin his term immediately.
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Michael Oran Stovall
Steven James Gray
Maricopa County
Frederick Marquardt
Stovall
Northern Arizona University
Grau
Scottsdale
Linda Naegle
Camelback
Gray
E. Coronado
Mesa
Couple seeks owner of Saint Bernard after dog bites daughter
Mr and Mrs Eddy Shapiro of 6830 North 72nd Place seek the dog owner who jogged at Saguaro High School track when a Saint Bernard bit their 17 year old daughter Andie on the upper lip around 9 p m September 16. They request contact at 948 6830 or 267 8667 to confirm rabies vaccination status.
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Eddy Shapiro
72Nd Place
Saguaro High School
Shapiros
Shapiro
Andie
PV council to review street realignment plans
Paradise Valley the town council will meet Phoenix traffic engineers and planners to discuss a 32nd Street realignment along the western edge. The session starts 7 30 p m with a 8 10 p m recess for debates and TV viewing.
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Paradise
Valley
City of
Phoenix
32Nd Street
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Mary Ann Brines
Oscar Butt
Assistant city attorney resigns to join law firm
City staff attorney James Keppel resigns after nearly five years to enter private practice. Effective Oct. 1 he joins Morgan Cord and Keppel with Mark Cord and Monte Morgan. Keppel, 33, previously Scottsdale City Court prosecutor and assistant city attorney. He holds degrees from Occidental College and the University of Arizona. He and his wife have a son.
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James Keppel
Keppel
Scottsdale
Mark Cord
Monte Morgan
Morgan, Cord and Keppel
Occidental College
California
University of Arizona
Revue at SCC Postponed to October 12
An All-College Musical Revue at Scottsdale Community College, set for tonight, is rescheduled for 8 p.m. October 12 in the Turquoise Room of the SCC Student Center. Several SCC musical groups will participate in the event.
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Scottsdale Community College
Turquoise
SCC
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J. Richard Hannah
Douglas
Hannah
Cochise County
Anthony Deddens
George Hanigan
N. 19Th Ave
Broderick
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Civic Center Plaza
South Scottsdale
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