Dems push session to avert Ford pocket veto on jobs bill
House Democrats vow to stay in session beyond adjournment if needed to block a pocket veto of a $3.7 billion public works jobs bill. Ford opposes the measure, Carter urges him to sign, and a veto override could be pursued before Friday’s adjournment. The bill aims to hire about 300,000 workers and aid high unemployment areas.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Audit probes Ft. McDowell funds amid tribal claims
BIA audit of Ft. McDowell tribal funds completed Sept. 20 follows claims of misuse over the last two to three years. Officials say results will be released in about a month. The audit was requested by tribal members and conducted by BIA specialists from Littleton Colorado.
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Chris Shuey
Ft. McDowell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Littleton
Colo
Sam Hilliard
BIA
Hilliard
Milton C.boyd
Washington D. C
Patten
Robert Russell
Ben Kill
Gilbert Jones
Strike risks flare as TelPrompTer hires replacements
Prescott cable workers union predicts the walkout could turn into an all out war if TelPrompTer of Prescott hires permanent replacements after rejecting the latest wage increase offer. Local 387 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers spokesman Clyde Bowden spoke Monday with picketers.
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Prescott
TelPrompTer of
Clyde Bowden
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
TelePrompTer
Judge denies request to override board on seminar access
Maricopa County Superior Court judge tells County Attorney Don Harris to accept the board of supervisors decision. Harris sought to override a board ruling barring his attendance at a gambling prosecution seminar. In Nogales, border merchants agree to set a stable exchange rate of 20 areces per dollar for Mexican customers.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Don Harris
Board of Supervisors
Nogales
Arizona
Arizona firm seeks rehearing in Scottsdale center ruling
Deem Construction Co. asks the State Court of Appeals for a rehearing of its case against the City of Scottsdale over a Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center contract. The appellate court earlier ruled Arizona bidders get a five percent preference on public buildings, but vacated a $22,500 judgment due to a late appeal. The court also said Deem, though Arizona based, should have won the contract over California's GTS Construction Co.
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Deem Construction Co
State Court of Appeals
City of
Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
Court of Appeals
Arizona
Deem
GTS Construction Co
California
City to Resurface Six Streets With Slurry Seal
The city will close six streets this Thursday for slurry seal resurfacing. The projects cover 66th Street from Hubbell to Oak including Cypress cul de sac, 66th Place from Almeria to Oak, 69th Place from Hubbell to Oak, Holly Street and Cypress from 70th to 71st, and Almeria from 68th to 70th.
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66Th Street
Hubbell Street
Oak Street
Cypress Street
66Th Place
Almeria Road
Oak
69Th Place
Hubbell
Holly Street
Cypress
70Th Street
71St Street
Almeria
68Th Street
Barbara L. Thomas 67 Scottsdale waitress remembered
Barbara Lee Thomas 67 of Scottsdale died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital after living in the area 26 years. Born in Condéit Oklahoma she worked as a waitress at the Pink Pony Jokake Inn Ramada Inn and Lulu Belle's in Scottsdale and in Central City Colorado during summers. She is survived by brothers R L Davis Weatherford Oklahoma and Joe Davis Goleta California. Services were held today at Messinger Mortuary with interment in Goleta California.
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Barbara Lee Thomas
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Condéit
Okla
Thomas
Los Angeles
E. Osborn Rd
Central City
Colo
R.L. Davis
Weatherford
Joe Davis
Goleta
Calif
Messinger Mortuary
Orme Dam Dilemma Pushes Orme Site Decision
Two options face the interior secretary as Fort McDowell Indians reject selling 20 000 acres for the Orme Dam flood control plan part of the Central Arizona Project. Officials say condemnation or another site, smaller and less protective, are the choices, with CAP storage goals at stake.
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Phoenix
Secretary of the Interior
Orme Dam
Fort McDowell
Bureau of Reclamation
Verde
Central Arizona
Clifford Pugh
Bureau
Arizona
Interior
Pugh
Orme
Scottsdale Woman Hurt in Two Car Crash
A 39 year old Scottsdale woman Jeanette Walsh was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two car collision Tuesday morning. Walsh was a passenger in a car driven by Joe A. Norman youth 21 of 1248 N 78th St. The Norman car was waiting to turn into a private driveway when struck from behind by a southbound vehicle driven by Cheryl A. Lennox 21 of 8706 E Sells Drive who was cited for speeding.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Jeanette Walsh
E. Monte Vista
Joe A. Norman
N. 78Th St
Norman
Hayden Road
Wilshire Drive
Cheryl A. Lennox
E. Sells
Two Die in Boise Area Head-On Crashes
Ray L. Gibson 23 of Boise was killed when his motorcycle collided with a turning pickup. Passenger David G. Pennerline 18 of Scottsdale was in critical condition with head injuries. Larry D. Wydick 18 of Broken Arrow was killed in a second crash involving a Boise pickup and a four wheel drive. The Boise driver Karen Rauch 24 was in critical condition. her son T J 4 was in serious condition in intensive care.
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Boise, Idaho
Scottsdale
Ray L. Gibson
Boise
David G. Pennerline
Ariz
Gibson
Larry D. Wydick
Broken Arrow
Okla
Karen Rauch
Penny Stewart
Wydick
Chorale to Hold First Rehearsal in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Symphony Chorale will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Western Savings Building First Street and Scottsdale Road for an initial rehearsal and program discussion. Membership details will be shared. Experienced singers from other choirs are welcome with no auditions required.
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Scottsdale
Jaycee
No. 75Th St
Democrats urge defeat of betrayers of public trust in Arizona race
Pat Fullinwider accuses Republicans of selling Arizonans a defective economy at a Phoenix party meeting. DéConcini blasts Kissinger tied to unilateral policy, while Barker Hickox pitches sheriff’s dept reforms. Rhodes argues inflation is the defining issue, contrasting Democratic and Republican economic plans.
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Pat Fullinwider
Congress
Arizona
Arizona Democratic Party Committee
Fullinwider
Democratic Party
Phoenix
DéConcini
U.S
John Rhodes
Phoenix Men’s Art Council
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Rhodes
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Construction, Production and Laborers Union Local 383
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Supreme Court
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