Photographer Crashes En Route To Accident Scene
Scottsdale photographer John Young 18 en route to photo a crash scene was injured when his northbound car hit a left turning vehicle at Indian School and 76th Street. His car overturned and struck another vehicle injuring two and leaving five injured in three crashes within an hour. Young and driver James Cain 18 were treated and released. Cain’s motorcycle rider James Muir 22 was hurt. Mrs Herberger 59 cited for failure to yield. Alfred Schmidt 98 in satisfactory condition after two car crash on E McDowell Road.
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Indian School Rd
76Th St
McDowell Rd
Alfred” Schmidt
Thomas Manheim
Scottsdale Progress
John Young
E. Oak
Herberger
Camelback Mall
Cain
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ace Alfred R. Schmidt
Phoenix
Baptist Hospital
E. McDowell Rd
Schmidt
Thomas L. Manheim
66Th St
Apollo 13 crew near Earth as supplies hold steady
NASA reports Apollo 13 astronauts Lovell Haise and Swigert near home with the damaged spacecraft on course. Ground optimism grows they will return Friday afternoon as life-support systems remain adequate.
Traffic death case backs murder charge over caliche throw
Hearing in the fatal overpass crash resumed before Justice of the Peace George Pickerel. Defendants face murder charges for allegedly throwing caliche that caused the collision killing Clarence Warden, 44, of Abilene, Texas. In Arizona, about 200 ASU students demonstrated on the mall demanding campus free speech and questioning if Jerry Rubin could speak on campus after talks with Dr. George Hamm, VP for student affairs.
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George Pickerel
Clarence Warden
Abilene
Tex
Burglars Hit Two Stores At Fashion Square Mall
Scottsdale police investigated early Wednesday after burglars robbed the Waltah Clark Hawaiian Shop and Lavin's in the Fashion Square mall. They stole suits dresses slacks cuff links and other items of undetermined value after gaining entry by removing a lock and cutting through plaster. Loss figures will be set after inventory. Only certain clothing sizes were taken and the break ins were not discovered until employees reported for work.
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Fashion Square Mall
Scottsdale
Waltah Clark Hawaiian
Lavin’s
Pima Road Closure For Paving To Begin Local Traffic Affected
Pima Road will close to through traffic from Indian Bend Road to Shea Boulevard on Monday and Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Waitl. begin, forcing daily closures while city crews repave and ready the road.
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Pima’ Rd
Indian Bend Rd
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Chamber Reports $120 Million Tourism Impact
More than 150 chamber members heard A. J. Collins report that tourism season brought an estimated 120 million dollars to the Scottsdale area. He noted 30 percent of tourist dollars go to hotels and resorts while the rest supports local businesses.
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Scottsdale
Collins
Chamber
KCB
McCormick Ranch Auction Set for May Public Bid
The 4 200 acre McCormick Ranch in North Scottsdale will go to public bidding starting 2 p m May 12 for three days. Superior Court Probate Judge Edwin Thurston will oversee the sale conducted by Fowler McCormick and the Anne McCormick estate Avco Community Developers involved.
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McCormick
Scottsdale
Superior’ Court
Edwin Thurston
Fowler McCormick
Anne McCormick
Avco Community
Weather turns cloudy with possible showers and warm highs
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today with a few afternoon showers possible tonight and Friday. A chance of a thunderstorm is noted Friday afternoon as clouds increase. Highs around 75 to 80 today and low 70s Friday.
Six Scottsdale principals sue over demotions and damages
Six Scottsdale principals filed a $1 million lawsuit against the school district and Superintendent E G Burnkrant after being demoted on February 3 with July 1 effective dates. They seek $600,000 from the district and $450,000 from Burnkrant, alleging defamatory remarks damaged reputation and future income. A hearing date will be set Friday.
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Scottsdale
E. G. Burnkrant
Burnkrant
Superior Court
Walter F. Kessler
Phoenix
Murder hearing ordered in Arizona case
William Bible 26 of Tucson bound over to Maricopa County Superior Court on murder charge and remanded to jail without bail after a preliminary hearing. Victim Robert Riffe 43 of Texhoma Texas was shot in the living room of 6221 E Avalon where he stayed while homeowner Ewell K Bingham was away on vacation. No trial date set.
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William. Bible
Tucson
Maricopa
County Superior Court
Scottsdale
Bible
Robert Riffe
Texhoma
Tex
Avalon
Riffe
Ewell K. Bingham
Salary choices offered to Scottsdale teachers on ballot
Scottsdale teachers face a Friday election with multiple salary options including a $900 base raise within a six percent budget limit. The ballot adds a plan to withdraw all PNC salary proposals and resubmit a $6,970 base under the limit. Negotiations continue on calendar and working days.
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Scottsdale
Professional Negotiations Commission
Commission
PNC
Board of Education
Scottsdale Dentist Pleads Guilty to Breach of Peace
Scottsdale dentist Dr. Richard M. Daniel pleaded guilty in Superior Court to a misdemeanor breach of peace after facing earlier narcotics and obstructing justice charges. Sentencing set for May 5 with fines up to 1000 dollars. Police described a loud Octob er incident at his home in which he shouted obscenities and resisted officers.
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Scottsdale
Richard M. Daniel
66Th St
Nesday
Merrill Robbins
Randy Evans
Daniel
Thomas’ Tang
Ed Walsh
Merrell Ann
Justice Court
Superior Court
Superior
Netttorney
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