Nixon Campaign Stop Draws Thousands in Michigan Thumb
President Nixon toured Michigan's Thumb on a 57 mile swing with Republican candidate James Sparling Jr. for Michigan 8th District, drawing about 15 000 at Tri City airport and large crowds in Bad Axe while Sparling sought votes against Democrat Traxler amid mixed protests calling for resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Axe
Mich
UPI
Nixon
Michigan
Congress
James Sparling Jr
Sparling
President
Mr. Nixon
Secret Service
J. Robert Traxler
James Harvey
House
Tri-City
Saginaw
Washington
Vietnam
Oo Traxler
Paradise Valley prepares for new town council swearing in
Six men and one woman will take oath Thursday at Paradise Valley Town Hall 6401 E Lincoln Dr. Mayor E. Robert Tribken top contender for another term as council plans to elect a mayor and vice mayor for two years. Newly sworn members include J Duncan Brock L Barry Palmer Peter S Wainwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scottsdale Bureau
Paradise Valley Town Council
E. Robert Tribken
Barbara von Ammon
H. Wyman
Hitchcock
Oscar C. Palmer Sr
J. Duncan_Brock
L. Barry Palmer
Tribken
Brock
Town Hall
Lincoln Drive
Officers Detain Three After Alley Fight and Home Gun Standoff
In Scottsdale two citizens report a beating near Shea Boulevard and Scottsdale Road. Geoff Grover Brown and Timothy Sutherland are arrested for DWI and disturbing the peace, while Geoff Dale Winters and Victor Kiessling face assault and weapon charges after a weapon seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
Frank Hylton
Hylton
Shea
Sundown Drive
Geoff Dale Winters
Geoff Grover
Brown
Sutherland
Youth held as robbery suspect in Phoenix and Scottsdale
A 17 year old Phoenix youth was arrested on six counts of robbery and forgery in Phoenix and five counts of strong arm and armed robbery in Scottsdale. Det. Ron Dean said the crimes were cleared a day after the April 4 arrest. The incidents include purse snatchings on January 18 and February 8 in Fashion Square parking lot and an armed robbery on February 9 at Los Arcos Mall. Two other suspects were being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Ehoguis
Paliee
Atenea
James R. Blackman
Ron Dean
Dean
Fashion Square
Patricia Kranzfelder
Blackman
Los Arcos Mall
Janet—Scott
Evelyn
Two Scottsdale Teens Rescue Woman From Trunk
Pamela Begner and Stacy Barto found Phoenix resident Billie Uhlmann locked inside a trunk near 68th Street and Highland Avenue after two masked men abducted her. Uhlmann said her jewelry and a $65,000 diamond ring were sought and they abandoned the car in Scottsdale. Police traced the scene to the overnight incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Phoenix
68Th Street
Highland Avenue
Pamela Begner
66Th St
Stacy Barto
Camelback Rd
Billie ‘Uhlmann
Scottsdale attorneys urged to keep clients informed to cut complaints
Eldon L. Husted of the State Bar told Scottsdale Bar Association members that better client communication could reduce 60 to 80 percent of complaints. He noted personal responsibility in improving the profession and outlined the State Bar convention May 24 with speakers Justice William Rehnquist and Rep. Morris Udall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar of Arizona
Scottsdale
Eldon L. Husted
State Bar
Husted
Scottsdale Bar Association
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale Bar
U.S. Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Morris Udall
Tucson
Kiva School film wins old place recognition
Kiva School in Scottsdale earned third place at the fourth annual Student Film Festival at Arizona State University for a film titled No Energy Shortage Here. The Robin Kline Room 2 class produced the kindergarten through third grade entry with 157 films submitted across grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiva School
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Robin Kline
Room 2
Two Burned in Rocky Point Crash Near Mexican Border
Scottsdale woman Pat Lovely and her 10 year old daughter Renee were burned in a car fire and explosion about 20 miles north of Rocky Point Mexico. Frieda Hamilton of Canton Ohio was in critical condition. Mexican officials reported the three were severely burned. two planes were sent to the scene and returned with the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Rocky Point
Mexico
Pat Lovely
Cambridge Ave
Renee
Frieda Hamilton
Canton
Ohio
Tempe Elects Lo Piano To Mayor Post
Vice Mayor William LoPiano won the Tempe mayoral race defeating Dick Neuheisel and Jim Barber in the primary. Fort seven Maricopa County government posts will be filled this year as terms end for 18 superior court judges 14 justices of the peace 14 constables and the clerk. Scottsdale Planning Commission Chairman Charles Smith switched votes to back a 10 acre PRD at 102nd Street and Cactus Road with two opposing, while other zoning actions were approved for McCormick Ranch Sundown Plaza and Handlebart expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
William LoPiano
LoPiano
Dick Neuheisel
Jim Barber
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Scottsdale Planning
Pat O’brien
O’brien
Bud Tims
Commission
City Board
McCormick Ranch
Becker Lane
71St Place
Sundown Plaza
Mercer Lane
George Lautz
Arizona groups unite to remove judges from politics
Four groups led by the Citizens' Association on Arizona Courts pressed for an initiative and referendum to depoliticize Arizona judges. The coalition includes the League of Women Voters of Arizona the Arizona Judges Association and the State Bar of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
B.V. Sturdivant
Citizens’ Association
League of Women Voters of Arizona
Arizona Judges Association
State Bar of Arizona
Building Inspector Named New Director in Maricopa County
Phoenix Raymond A. Johnson age 46 will become director of Maricopa County's new Building Inspection Department starting Monday. Johnson, a University of Detroit graduate, will receive an annual salary of 21800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Raymond A. Johnson
Maricopa County
Johnson
University of Detroit
Barr Eyes Easter Push for Auto Inspection Bill
House Majority Leader Burton Barr said the chamber may not move a mandatory auto inspection bill this week but will try to clear the high-priority measure before the Easter recess. He noted the urgency of ensuring emission control compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
House
Burton Barr
Barr
Firms named to handle funds for state employees
A state committee in Phoenix selected firms to manage deferred annuity mutual fund and savings programs for about 25,000 state employees eligible under a legislature authorized plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Memorial services for Mary Quigley Turner in Phoenix
Mary Quigley Turner 68 of Scottsdale since 1967 died March 6 in Canoga Park while visiting relatives. Memorial service set for 12:30 p.m. Easter Sunday at All Saints Episcopal Church Phoenix. Survivors: daughter Barrie Milan Phoenix, son Jack S. Turner San Francisco, brother Gordon Quigley Canada, three grandchildren. Contributions to All Saints Church Discretionary Fund. Arrangements Green Acres Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Quigley Turner
Scottsdale
All Saints Episcopal Church
Memorial Garden
N. Central Ave
Phoenix
Turner
la Esplanada
E. Camelback
Canoga Park
Calif
Barrie Milan
Jack S. Turner
San Francisco
Gordon Quigley
Canada
All Saints Church
Green Acres Mortuary
Also Mentioned on This Page
PV Council
Carl A. Peachy
Jack Huntress
von Ammon
Harold Donegan
Winters
Arden L. Brady
E. Avalon
Nigel Sheriff
Mike Cwengros
1St Ave
Paul Walters
Victor Ralph Kiessling
Kiessling
Cwengros
Sheriff
Lucie Bamesberger
John P. Vergis
Lester - Satternthwaite
United Press International
Cujoy
Virginia
Scottsdale, Arizona
Sheraton- Scottsdale Inn &Villas
Sheraton Hotels & Motor Inns
ITT
Terminix
Ternanit
Jeff Woodhouse
Mary Richardson
Sim
E. Yon Burene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!