McCune Will Probate Hearing Set in Phoenix
Probate hearing for the will of millionaire Walker McCune is scheduled May 4 in Superior Court. The 1970 will leaves 100 to his estranged wife Carol, creates a trust for four adopted children, and bequests funds to his attendants and several hospitals including St. Joseph's, Samaritan Health Services, and Marcus J. Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The Sugar Loaf Hill mansion in northeast Phoenix is allocated to the estate for the children's trust.
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Motorola reports quarterly sales and earnings shift by division
Motorola Inc. today announced a mixed first quarter with overall sales of 199.58 million dollars, down from 204.25 million last year and earnings at 41 cents versus 44 cents. The Government Electronics Division in Scottsdale posted higher sales and earnings, while the Phoenix Semiconductor Products Division saw higher earnings but lower sales. The Communications Division also rose in sales though its earnings fell, due to spending on marketing groups abroad and product development. Robert Galvin cited federal funding gaps as a factor and expected changes in the second quarter, noting the division performance remains exceptional despite shortfalls in contract bookings.
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Apache School Dismissal Early for Parent Teacher Conferences
Apache will dismiss pupils early Tuesday for pre scheduled conferences. Grades 1 3 depart at 1 p m and grades 4 8 at 1 45 p m with no kindergarten classes that day. Conferences held only if deemed necessary by teacher or parent, per a school spokesman.
No Injuries Reported In Scottsdale Vehicle Crashes
Four vehicle crashes with no injuries were investigated by Scottsdale police on Thursday. Incidents included a two car collision at Indian School Road and Wells Fargo Avenue at 5 15 p m a three car crash at 955 N Hayden Rd at 6 p m and a hit and run at 7331 E Indian School on Tuesday.
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Man sought in Scottsdale exposure incident
Scottsdale police seek a man in a indecent exposure case. A 16 year old girl reported at 6 45 am a car paused on Miller Road and Virginia Avenue with an occupant exposing himself. She ran to Coronado High School and notified authorities. The suspect is about 29, five foot seven, fair complexioned with dark hair, wearing an orange shirt and driving a white Buick.
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Blaze Contained by Neighbors at 86th and Indian School
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department responded to a trash and brush fire at the corner of 86th Street and Indian School Road at 6 53 p m Thursday. Neighbors had the blaze under control upon arrival and there was no property loss.
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Market closes with Dow up 8.57 as stocks rise sharply
Stock market summary shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 949.20, up 8.57, with total volume 15,000,000 shares. Major issues include American Brands, American Can, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Texas Gulf Sulphur, and US Steel among others rising on the session.
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Soviet three man Soyuz 10 in orbit toward Salute link
The Soviet Union launched Soyuz 10 a three man crew ship from Baikonur to rendezvous with the unmanned Salute in near Earth orbit as Phase 2 of the first space station project. Tass reported the crew adapted to weightlessness and began the flight program while hopes rose for several more ships to join in the next days.
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Jets claim ground damage to MIG bases near Hanoi
U S Navy jets may have damaged two SAM sites and possibly one or two camouflaged MIGs on the ground during an air raid 150 miles from Hanoi. The action accompanied eased ground fighting as Nixon plans sped up with 1375 Marines to return to California.
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Obituary of Mrs Helen L Parker Scottsdale leader
Mrs Helen L Parker of 2508 N Scottsdale Rd died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A Scottsdale resident since 1954 she held multiple club offices and served local organizations including Unity Church and the Phoenix Emblem Club. She is survived by two sisters Florence Fredlund and Mabel Lindquist. her husband Boyd Parker died in 1965. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. Green Acres Chapel with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Memorial service for Leah M Schoonmaker held in Paradise
Mrs Leah M Schoonmaker age 77 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Services were held today at 2 pm at Paradise with cremation afterward. She moved here seven years ago from Delavan Wisconsin. Survived by son Harry C Grair of Delavan. daughters Mrs Vivian Denyes of Scottsdale and Mrs Eda Pike of Chicago. nine grandchildren.
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Arcadia senior wins Lucky Gemco scholarship at Phoenix banquet
An Arcadia High School senior, John Windsor, took the $500 second place scholarship at a Thursday banquet by Lucky Stores and Gemco at the Towne House, Phoenix. The event awarded $5,000 total with first, second, and third prizes across Lucky and Gemco contests. Runners up from the area include William Grainger Coronado High, Steve Schekel Saguaro High, Thomas Vosburgh Scottsdale, Paul Smith Arcadia, Melanie Yarbrough Coronado, and Julie Begonia Saguaro. Doc Wright, Scottsdale Daily Progress assistant publisher, served as a judge.
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Mass transit tops Phoenix 1990 plan hearing
At a Phoenix public hearing on the 1990 plan mass transportation dominated discussion. State Rep. Bill Lewis proposed using existing Salt River Valley railroad tracks from Sun City to Mesa near Sky Harbor for passenger trains. Dwight Busby endorsed the idea as worthy of consideration.
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Grinnell Society Plans Four Mile Superstitions Hike
The Grinnell Natural History Society will lead a four mile field trip into the Miner's Needle area of the Superstition Mountains. Dewey Wildener a noted mountaineer will guide the hike. Meet Sunday at 7 30 a m at Pablo Ruthling home and depart by car at 8 a m.
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Fatal Fan Blade Mishap Kills Phoenix Man
Phoenix man Harold Barrington, 59, died when a pickup fan blade shattered while he leaned over the engine compartment to check the carburetor. Detectives said the blade struck his abdomen as the engine was revved Thursday.
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Assault reported in Scottsdale near McDowell Roads
Two young men driving a white Cadillac chased by police after an assault on Thursday. Ronald Perez 16 of Tempe said he and another teen were talking with a girl when a man struck him and a second man threatened him with a pistol. A metal object was thrown at Perez’s car. Suspects described as 20 to 22 years old.
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