Plague case in Arizona cowhand sparks public meds
A 23 year old cowboy Ralph Fulp working near Chino Valley north of Prescott has a confirmed bubonic plague case. About 100 people at John C Lincoln Hospital receive preventative meds as officials investigate exposure. Disease usually not spread between people and likely contracted by flea bite. Fulp is improving. health officials and CDC teams check the branding area for outbreak.
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Phoenix
Chino Valley
Prescott
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Phoenix officer buried in Winkelman funeral
Phoenix policeman Gilbert Chavez, 22, shot during a West Phoenix burglary, was buried in Winkelman. About 600 mourners attended a Mass at St. Joseph’s Church, with pallbearers from Squad 82 and a motorcycle escort from Phoenix, Tempe, ASU and Tucson. Chavez shined as a Hayden High School track star, NHS member, and student body president.
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Winkelman
UPI
Phoenix
Gilbert Chavez
West Phoenix
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joseph Bartos
Chavez
Hayden High School
Pima Community College
Tucson
Salvation Army names Tucson officers and new corps center
Dr. Jack Klein was elected chairman of the Salvation Army in Tucson with Tony Ziehler as vice chairman Roger O Mara as secretary and William Schulmeyer as treasurer Maj David Riley city coordinator outlined plans for the coming year At the annual meeting he noted construction of the Amphitheater Salvation Army Corps and Youth Center funded by a $200000 anonymous donation will include a gymnasium group work rooms and offices.
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Jack Klein
Salvation Army
Tucson
Tony Ziehler
Roger O’mara
William Schulmeyer
David Riley
The
Army
Riley
Salvation Army Corps and Youth Center
VW may open plant in Iraq
Volkswagenwerk AG and its Brazilian subsidiary negotiate with the Iraqi government on a possible VW assembly plant in Iraq. A spokesman commented on reports of plans for a $300 million facility to begin output in 1977 or 1978.
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Iraq
Wolfsburg
West Germany
Volkswagenwerk AG
Mideast
Bribery case ends as Brooks is acquitted in Maricopa
A Maricopa County Superior Court jury acquitted George F. Brooks, a former investigator for the county attorney, of taking a $2,000 bribe from Great Southwest Land & Cattle Co executive Jay W. Lippard. The eight-day trial, moved to Tucson, followed Lippard's own conviction for bribing Brooks amid a broader Great Southwest land fraud probe connected to a $5 million scheme that collapsed with the firm's bankruptcy in 1972.
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Maricopa County
George F. Brooks
Jay W. Lippard
Brooks
Charles L. Hardy
Phoenix
Tucson
Great
Lippard
Ned J. Warren Sr
Preparation H Promise Cuts Hemorrhoid Swelling Pain
Doctors report Preparation H relieves swelling and itch in hemorrhoidal tissues caused by inflammation. The formula provides temporary relief from burning pain and irritation without narcotics or harsh astringents, available as ointment or suppositories.
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State Health Services Department
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
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U.S. Center For Disease Control
Tempe
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LC. Romero
Payson
Moise Berger
Southwest
Chevron
Arizona
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Failigh
N. Campbell
FBI
Amaa
Nell Hace
Frmana
Amana
B&w
RCA
LMS
Antee
PTY Es
Orrlia
Aia
RCO Peary
Wits
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Discount Meats
Swan Road
Leon Park
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