Wait on Schindorff murder charge decision
Thomas H. Schindorff 45 awaits outcome of a similar Phoenix case before any new murder charge is filed. Dismissals in Scottsdale included a murder charge and a burglary count, with five counts bound over for trial in June. Schindorff, linked to the 1969 Parker girl slaying, remains jailed as prosecutors weigh the Wolfchief case in Phoenix before deciding further action.
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Thomas
H. Schindorff
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Schindorff
Kenneth Chatwin
Leonard Wolfchief
John Paul Jones
County Attorney’s Office
Wolfchief
South Phoenix Justice Court
Justice Court
Walchief
Michell Parker
Granada
East Phoenix
Donna Parker
Parker
Brent
Missouri
Big Four Powers Open Talks on Mideast Crisis
The United States Britain Russia and France began three month old efforts to resolve the Mideast crisis. The four ambassadors met at the French ambassador to the United Nations residence in New York City and discussed for over two hours before pledging to reconvene later in the day.
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New York
New York City
United Nations
U.S
Britain
Russia
France
Passover prayers heard as Jerusalem rites unfold
In Jerusalem bearded Orthodox Jews walk among Arab laborers near the wailing wall to chant Passover prayers, a modern Feast of Freedom, while Christians observe Holy Thursday at the Holy Sepulchre. In Washington, Secretary Rogers meets Nasser aide for almost an hour in first high level contact since November.
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Jerusalem
Old Jerusalem
Israel
Holy City
Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre
Washington
William Rogers
Nasser
Egypt
Dubcek Urges Calm as Reforms Pressed
Prague Czechoslovakia First Party Secretary Alexander Dubcek appealed to the nation from a nationwide broadcast to remain calm. He pledged not to abandon reform policies and said the move toward hard line measures must be endured, asking for public support in the days ahead.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
House declines to split open state budget bill
Haugh said the House GOP will not break open the cy million state budget bill now stalled in the Senate. He informed Senate leaders the majority in the House does not want to see the budget exposed to splits or amendments.
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House
Senate
Haugh
No agreement on 1969-70 school year calendar
Teachers and school board reps failed to finalize the 1969 70 calendar during a Teacher Negotiations Commission session. The calendar will be set next week and cover instructional days holidays and other dates. Negotiations also touched health and accident insurance and curriculum development with no final decisions. District leaders indicated salary discussions may start and meetings could increase to meet deadlines with a May decision expected.
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Ernest Richards
E. G. Burnkrant
Bids slated for Chaparral Rd arterial work
City to call bids Tuesday for first phase of Chaparral Rd arterial project from 82nd St to Granite Reef Rd. Estimated 11 000 funds from contingency. Plans include cross-road cuts, medians paving, and one way frontage roads to handle increasing traffic.
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Bob Driscoll
Chaparral Rd
82Nd St
Granite Reef Rd
Granite Reef
Pima
82Nd
Hallcraft Homes
Public Works
Marc Stragier
Salt River Tridian Reservation
Chaparral
Scottsdale
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale Rd
McDonald Dr
Camelback Rd
Bonds bill stalls in Arizona subcommittee vote
A Phoenix UPI report notes a House backed bond proposal for Mc Culloch Properties Fountain Hills was not acted on by the Senate State, County and Municipal Affairs subcommittee led by Sen. Cardella. The bill’s fate remains uncertain as other business delays action.
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Phoenix
UPI
McCulloch Properties, Inc
Fountain Hills
Scottsdale
House
Senate
Kenneth Cardella
Rpima
Senate Committee
Salt River
Rules Committee
Tucson
Douglas Holsclaw
Cardella
Jacquin
Kenneth Cadrella
Federal agent arrests Oklahoma sheriff after bench seating remark
Okfuskee County Sheriff Wiley Brewer said a man sitting on courthouse benches prompted an investigation that led to Brewer and a deputy facing conspiracy charges for allegedly violating federal liquor laws. The unidentified federal agent reportedly arrested the sheriffs first.
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Okemah
Okia
UPI
Okfuskee
Wiley Brewer
Brewer
Collision at Lincoln and Mockingbird injures two visitors
Oshkosh Wisconsin visitors were involved in a non emergency crash at Lincoln Drive and Mockingbird Lane. Edward Weiner 60 and his wife were injured along with ambulance attendant Burt Peabody. Weiner cited for failure to yield. $1500 total damage reported. Paradise Valley council awarded traffic signal contract for the crossing.
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Oshkosh
Wisc
Phoenix
Lincoln Dr
Mockingbird Lane
Paradise Valley
Edward Weiner
Lincoln
Mockingbird
Gold Cross
Burt “Peabody
Weiner
Paradise Valley Town
Tempe
Scottsdale Rd
Razzle Lund
E. Beatrice
Lund
Orr
Christine Schroeder
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Founder recalls rough formation of the American Legion
Bill Bright, a 50 year veteran from 101 West Fourth Street, recalls organizing the American Legion in 1919. He says the effort began in September 1918 with soldiers seeking a non political veteran group after World War I. Bright recalls skepticism and the fear the Legion could become political or semi military.
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American Legion
Bill Bright
Bright
4Th St
Legion
Argonne Drive
Grand Army of the Republic
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Europe
Paris
United States
New England
Veterans of Scottsdale recall Legion roots and hospital need
Bright, a Scottsdale Legion service officer, recalls low turnout at meetings and the dire lack of veterans hospitals after World War I. He notes $60 payments for rehabilitation and men turning to small trades to feed families. The St Louis Caucus of 1919 and Minneapolis convention built a 684000 member Legion pushing for hospitals and the Veterans Administration.
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Legion
Bright
St. Louis
American Legion
United States
Minneapolis
Veterans
Veterans Administration
The
Vietnam
Scottsdale
Sipe - Peterson Post
Scottsdale Post
Veterans’ Hospital
Papago Park
Navy
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RCMP
Dan Milburn
Villa Monterey
Indian Bend Wash
Lincoln Crossing
Korea
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