Carter backs Howell in Virginia governor race campaign
President Carter undertakes a three city campaign swing through Roanoke Norfolk and Williamsburg to aid Democrat Henry Howell against Republican John Dalton. The race tightens as both camps claim momentum despite eight Howell Dalton appearances and a disputed debate.
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Washington
Carter
Virginia
Roanoke
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Henry Howell
John Dalton
Howell
Mills Godwin
Dalton
Norfolk Azalea Gardens
Williamsburg Convention Center
Congressional Black Caucus
Newark
Trenton
New Jersey
Brendan T. Byrne
New York
Democratic Party
Scottsdale School District adds red and white bus stop signs
The 54 buses in the Scottsdale School District fleet receive 18 inch red and white stop signs to replace black and yellow arms. The state law requires installation by August 31 1978 and aims to curb illegal passing and accidents. Signs cost 13 dollars each and were produced by inmates at Florence prison.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Carl Hilliker
Hilliker
Arizona State
Florence
Reynolds to Head Arizona Women's Commission
Gov. Raul Castro appointed June Reynolds of Scottsdale to succeed Catherine Nichols as head of the Arizona Women's Commission. Reynolds, a Coronado High School counselor, leads the Scottsdale Women's Political Caucus and founded the Arizona Education Association Women's Caucus. The commission pursues equal economic political and occupational treatment for women.
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Raul Castro
June Reynolds
Scottsdale
Catherine Nichols
Tempe
Arizona Women’s Commission
Reynolds
Coronado
Women’s Political Caucus
Arizona Education Association
Women's Caucus
Arson Strikes North Scottsdale Home Twice
Fire officials report a second and third arson at Calvin Bolles’s home near Cocopah School in north Scottsdale. A fence in the backyard suffered $100 damage, and a metal trash barrel held old clothing and books but did not injure the house. A prior Sept. 14 grass fire caused no reported loss.
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Scottsdale
Cocopah
Metro Fire Department
Calvin Bolles
65Th St
Bolles
Nina Wert Obituary Graveside Services Held
Graveside services for Nina Wert aged 83 of 4122 E Rancho Drive were held Friday at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Wert died Thursday at Desert Haven Nursing Center after moving to the area in 1964 from South Dakota.
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Nina Wert
E. Rancho Drive
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Wert
Desert Haven Nursing Center
South Dakota
Nina Wert Survived by Daughter and Extended Family
Nina Wert lived with her daughter Murial Foster and is survived by the daughter a brother three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral arrangements were made by Paradise Chapel Funeral Home.
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Murial Foster
Paradise Chapel Funeral Home
Stockpile Copper Urged as Copper Surplus Hits Workers
The State Economic Planning and Development Board urged Gov. Raul Castro to activate strategic stockpiling of copper. It asked the Arizona Copper Tariff Board to consider remedies to the surplus that idled 8,000 Arizona workers. Castro's weekend reply may seek guidance from Arizona's congressional delegation in Washington.
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Phoenix
State Economic Planning and Development Board
Raul Castro
Arizona Copper Tariff Board
Arizona
Castro
Planning and Development Board
Washington
Witness testifies to torture scars in Douglas case
A BISBEE court heard Eleazar Ruelas Zavala testify about scars on his feet from a hot iron pressed to his flesh. He removed his shoes Friday at the request of defense attorney Alan Polley during the trial of two Douglas area brothers charged with torturing three illegal aliens.
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Bisbee
Eleazar Ruelas Zavala
Alan Polley
Parole Board Faces Staffing Shortage Says Additions Help
Tucson board chairman Dan Simmons says adding staff per a gubernatorial commission would be welcome but not guarantee more paroles. He warns the board is in desperate need of personnel and that extra help should improve parole decisions.
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Tucson
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Dan Simmons
Tempe Fire Chief William Hanna to Retire for Medical Reasons
Tempe Fire Chief William Hanna announces retirement for medical reasons after 3 years with heart problems and sick leave since mid August. Assistant Chief Dean Filer to serve as acting chief until a new head is approved. Hanna said the step down was advised by physicians.
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Tempe
William Hanna
Hanna
Dean Filer
Baby black rhino born at Brookfield Zoo returns mother’s nudge
A one month old black rhinoceros calf at Brookfield Zoo near Chicago receives a motherly nudge from Brooke. The calf is the first black rhino born there in 33 years, marking a notable birth for the zoo.
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Brooke
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Zoo
Report on Discipline Task Force Opposes Corporal Punishment
The final report from Arizona’s Discipline Task Force finds corporal punishment ineffective for behavior change. It notes humiliation, questions constitutional implications after a Supreme Court decision, and advocates alternative measures such as detentions, special classes, alternative schools, suspension, and exclusionary options.
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Phoenix
U.S. Supreme Court
Appeal Upheld 671000 Settlement Against Korte Chevrolet
Arizona Court of Appeals preserves a 671000 judgment for Caroline Simmons of Phoenix against Ray Korte Chevrolet for injuries from a May 1971 head on crash blamed on James L. Stone. The court ruled Stone acted within the dealership scope despite off duty status, based on evidence of a customer pickup and prior dealings.
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Phoenix
Ray Korte Chevrolet
Arizona Court of Appeals
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Korte
Caroline F. Simmons
James L. Stone
Mesa
Stone
Gary Nelson
60 Minutes Crew Films Here In Scottsdale
A CBS 60 Minutes crew filmed city fire wranglers during a training session at Miller and McKellips Roads. The segment will cover Scottsdale’s private Rural Metro Fire Department contract and municipal innovations, with Mike Wallace expected in three to five weeks for interviews.
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60 Minutes
Miller and McKellips Roads
Scottsdale
Metro Fire Department
CBS News
Mike Wallace
Scottsdale man among four arrested in Tempe marijuana seizure
Police seized 130 pounds of marijuana from a Tempe home at 1015 Marigold. Suspects include David W. Anderson 26 of 7308 E Cholla Rd William H. McCarrick 28 Mary E. Koenig 25 and Gary L. Filan 29 all of 1915 E Harvard Tempe. Undercover officers had negotiated for 100 pounds at 80 000 but delivered 130 pounds. All four were booked and later released pending lab analysis and formal complaints.
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Scottsdale
North Tempe
David W. Anderson
E. Cholla Rd
Marigold
Tempe
William H. McCarrick
Mary E. Koenig
E. Harvard
Gary L. Filan
Phoenix Police Special Investigations Bureau
Maricopa County
Scottsdale officials injured in four car crash on Scottsdale Road
Three Scottsdale School District officials were treated and released after a four car crash on Scottsdale Road. District business manager John F. Kearney 43 of Phoenix drove a district sedan into a southbound car driven by Barbara L. Kroneberg 16 of Scottsdale. Passengers included School Board President Paul Streich and board member Phyllis Spencer. Kroneberg cited for speeding.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Bell Road
John F. “Jack” Kearney
Phoenix
Barbara L. Kroneberg
E. Plaza Ave
Kearney
Scottsdale School Board
Paul Streich
Phyllis Spencer
Kroneberg
Steven Shryock
Mesa
John S. Jewell
Carefree
Cave Creek
Shryock
Gerald McCabe
Tempe
Scottsdale Memorial
Jewelry stolen from Scottsdale home valued at 27715
A Scottsdale home reported a break in with forced entry and ransacked bedrooms. A platinum ring with a three carat diamond valued at 15000 was among items stolen, along with necklaces watches and other jewelry totaling 27715. The incident occurred between 1 30 and 7 30 p m Friday police said.
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Scottsdale
Mary Tsoumas
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