Scottsdale candidates miss filing deadlines for campaign finances
Several Scottsdale area candidates from both parties failed to file primary election expense reports by the Monday deadline. Hungerford filed by midweek, while Bobbe and others remained late or未 filed. Prosecution possible. Barker Hickox led spending with 84,729 dollars, contributions of 86,364.
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Scottsdale
Gary Peter Klahr
Frank Ochoa
George Lim
Jack McCormick
Country
Ronald W. Meyer
Charles Gilbert
Richard Scrivens
Marlene Skiba
Northwest
Hickox
George Mount
Stan Jones
Scottsdale-area
Bernard Katz
George Campbell
Jay Ryan
Jack Smithbaker
Oil executive says energy neglected by candidates
Continental Oil vice chairman C. Howard Hardesty Jr. of Denver told a Western Gas and Oil Association luncheon in Phoenix that both President Ford and Jimmy Carter have neglected the energy issue. He warned that unresolved energy problems threaten resources for social programs or tax cuts sought by the candidates.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Continental Oil Co
C. Howard Hardesty Jr
Denver
Western Gas and Oil Association
Artichoke Party Wins Sixth Straight SCC Student Office
Scottsdale Community College voters produced a new Artichoke slate led by Ron Willett as president and Sherri Panke as vice president after defeating Students for 76 in a 1006 vote turnout. The Artichokes took 11 of 18 senate seats and 3 of 5 board seats.
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Scottsdale Community College
Artichoke Party
Ron Willett
Sherri Panke
Tina Michelitch
Jeff Evans
Artichoke
Roger Aldred
Joe Blanco
Sharon Palmquist
Joe Morgan
Supreme Court
Artichokes
Panke
Maricopa County Community College Board
SCC
Willett
Michelitch
Evans
Morgan
Medicare costs rise 19 percent for hospital charges
The Social Security Administration boosted the patient share of hospital costs for 25 million Medicare beneficiaries by a record 19 percent, effective January 1, 1977. The first $124 of the initial bill for up to two months replaces the prior $104, with similar hikes for extended hospital stays and skilled nursing care. Commissioner James B. Cardwell cited rising hospital costs as the reason.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Social Security
James B. Cardwell
Marilyn E. Eickelberg Obituary at Saguaro High School
Marilyn E. Eickelberg, a Saguaro High School teacher, died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Lakewood Ohio she moved to the Valley in 1960 and lived at 3324 E Oregon St. She was a Christ Church Lutheran member. Survived by husband Rodney sons Andrew and Peter parents Dr and Mrs Lindhorst. Services were held today at Christ Church Lutheran with Paradise Chapel arranging.
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Marilyn E. Eickelberg
Saguaro High School
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lakewood
Ohio
Eickelberg
Oregon St
Christ Church Lutheran
George J. Burns 69 purser dies in Baltimore
George J. Burns 69 longtime purser for American Export Lines died Wednesday in Baltimore Md He lived at 601 N Hayden Rd and is survived by wife Allene son George of Chicago and three grandchildren Services are at 10 am Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Visitation 7 to 9 pm Friday
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George J. Burns
Baltimore
Mr. Burns
N. Hayden Rd
Allene
George
Chicago, Ill
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
United Way solicits volunteers for Scottsdale fund drive
Scottsdale United Way seeks volunteers to solicit contributions from small businesses in the Phoenix-Scottsdale campaign. Workers handle 10 to 20 accounts for up to two weeks, starting Oct. 4 with door-to-door outreach. Call Gordon Dubreuil at 946-7252. local HQ is 6950 E Camelback Rd. goal is 4 million dollars.
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Scottsdale United Way
Gordon Dubreuil
Scottsdale
Dubreuil
Camelback Rd
Phoenix-Scottsdale
Road reopens Hayden Road after flood repairs
Hayden Road between Chaparral and Jackrabbit Roads reopened to traffic after grading and paving the washed out section. Repairs completed this morning following Saturday flood damage.
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Hayden Road
Chaparral
Jackrabbit Roads
Arizona racing commission studies offer to sell dog tracks
State Racing Commission members met with Attorney General Bruce Babbitt over a proposal by the Funk and Jacobs families to sell seven Arizona dog tracks to a nonprofit. Babbitt said he is encouraged but would not discuss progress. Swine Flu vaccine arrives in Arizona and will be distributed to four counties beginning Friday. Initial shipments go to U S Indian Health Service and five counties Cochise Santa Cruz Pima and Maricopa with programs starting within three weeks of October.
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Phoenix
State Racing Commission
Bruce Babbitt
Funk
Jacobs
Arizona
Babbitt
State Health Services
Suzanne Dandoy
U.S. Indian Health Service
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Pima
Maricopa
Oklahoma sue state over 1974 kidnapping by escaped inmates
Virginia Dotson of Prescott filed a $16 million suit against the state of Oklahoma and the State Corrections Department alleging reckless disregard for public safety after two escaped inmates kidnapped her in 1974. In Phoenix, Marion Jenkins a justice of the peace pro tempore was charged with two counts of unlawful appropriation of public monies for allegedly taking $40 and $100 from court funds. all funds were returned.
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Oklahoma City
Arizona
Oklahoma
State Corrections Department
Virginia
Irene Dotson
Prescott
Corrections “Department
Phoenix
Marion
Ralph Jenkins
Jenkins
Navy Names Sub Phoenix SSN 702 Silent-Attack Vessel
Rep. John Rhodes announces the Phoenix named nuclear powered silent-attack submarine Phoenix SSN 702 will be the 15th Los Angeles class ship built since 1972.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
City of
Phoenix
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Los Angeles
Prescott pilot killed in aerobatic crash near city
Yavapai County deputies reported James Gary Capps aged 41 of Prescott died when his Pitts Special single engine biplane went out of control during aerial stunts and crashed about 10 miles northeast of Prescott on Wednesday.
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Prescott
Hughes Airwest
Here
Yavapai County
Nebraska Broker Pleads Guilty in Arizona Securities Case
Blary Rinehart of Wayne Nebraska pleaded guilty in federal court to deceitful securities sales tied to New Life Trust Inc. in Arizona. The plea results in the dismissal of 27 counts of securities fraud under a deal with the U.S. attorney.
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Phoenix
Nebraska
New Life Trust Inc
Arizona
Blary Rinehart
Wayne, Neb
U.S. Attorney's Office
Benefit Dance For Scottsdale Boy In Pool Accident
A fundraising dance to aid Daniel Scanlon Jr. a 3 year old who remains in a coma after a pool accident August 17 will be held at 7 30 p m Friday at the Scottsdale Hilton Hotel 6333 N Scottsdale Rd Doors prizes and a dance contest will accompany the event Donations are five dollars per couple three dollars for single attendees and one dollar fifty for those 15 and under
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Hilton Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
Daniel Scanlon Jr
Change of venue bid studied in Bolles case
A Maricopa County judge considers moving the trial of John Adamson in the Don Bolles bombing murder case. Attorneys seek a one week delay citing prejudicial publicity from extensive media coverage and references to other crimes.
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Bolles
Phoenix
Maricopa County
John Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Adamson
Frederic Heineman
Martin
William Schafer III
Dean predicts naming of Deep Throat by month
John Dean a Watergate figure says Deep Throat will be named within a month. He told a Northern Arizona University audience that a writer would reveal the identity and that he likely knows it but will not disclose it.
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Flagstaff
John Dean
Deep Throat
Washington Post
Dean
Richard Nixon
Northern Arizona University
PV official to discuss flood drainage woes
Paradise Valley residents in the Invergordon Road and Doubletree Road area will question Town Engineer Charlie Atkinson about flood drainage, ditches, and easements at a 5 p.m. meeting at Fanfol Drive west of Invergordon. He expects many residents to attend.
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Paradise Valley
Charlie Atkinson
Atkinson
Invergordon Road
Doubletree Road
Fanfol Drive
Invergordon
Mountain View Road
Five Streets Slurry Seal Resurfacing This Friday
The city will close five streets on Friday for slurry seal resurfacing. 66th Street from Hubbell to Almeria, Oak Street from 68th to 64th, Hubbell from 68th Place to 70th, 71st Street from Oak to Palm Lane, and Coronado Road from 68th to 70th.
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66Th Street
Hubbell Street
Almeria Road
Oak
68Th Street
64Th Street
Hubbell
68Th Place
70Th Street
71St Street
Palm Lane
Coronado Road
Obituary: Joseph Francis 72 of Mesa Dies in Nursing Home
Joseph Francis 72 of 7242 E Latham Mesa died Tuesday in Country Club Nursing Home Mesa He formerly worked for Clevite Corp Survived by daughter Elizabeth Mathews of Cleveland son Edward J Francis of Scottsdale and son Joseph S Francis of Melbourne Beach Fla Also six grandchildren Services 11:30 a m Saturday Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd Visitation 7 to 9 p m today and Friday.
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Joseph Francis
E. Latham
Country Club Nursing Home
Mesa
Hungary
Scottsdale
Clevite Corp
Francis
Elizabeth
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Paradise Chapel
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Phoenix JP
Gary Hutson
Chad
Spokane, Wash
Creative World
Marshall Way
Lide
Scottsdale Progress
Hell
Life OF America Insurance Corp. OF
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