Unoccupied Scottsdale house and mobile home burn in two fires
A fire near Scottsdale Road and McDonald Drive damaged an unoccupied house, with about $8,000 in losses. Fire crews arrived at 8:33 p.m. and took the blaze under control. The cause is undetermined and the owner’s name is sought. Separately, a vacant mobile home at Hawaiian Mobile Home Park burned for about $4,175 in losses, owner Island Associates, cause unknown.
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Scottsdale Road
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale
RFD
Salt River Indian Reservation
Hawaiian Mobile Home Park
Country Club Drive
Island Associates
Recall Petition Inquiry by Bolin Faces Independent Counsel
Secretary of State Wesley Bolin seeks independent legal counsel to review the validity of recall petitions against Governor Jack Williams after receiving an AG opinion. In another note, the State Personnel Commission and Department of Corrections outline a pay boost plan for prison guards and new positions following last June killings. Congressman Rhodes proposes a U S Court of Labor-Management Relations to mandate arbitration in select labor disputes.
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Phoenix
Wesley Bolin
Jack Williams
Bolin
Gary Nelson
State Personnel Commission
Department of Corrections
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Corrections Department
Washington
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
U.S. Court of Labor-Management Relations
Phoenix couple among 88 killed in Delta crash at Logan
Two Phoenix residents Maurice Brothman and Beatrice Brothman were identified from ticket info among 88 victims when a Delta Air Lines jet crashed in fog on approach to Logan International Airport Boston.
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Boston
Phoenix
Delta Air Lines
Logan International Airport
Maurice
Beatrice Brothman
Councilman vows dead set against homeowner garbage fee
City Councilman Herb Drinkwater denounces any homeowner charge for refuse collections after reports that businesses may be taxed. He says he will oppose such fees and will push this stance at future council meetings. The council awaits federal price control guidance before deciding on business refuse fee boosts.
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Herb Drinkwater
Skylab 2 Crew Enjoy First Meal Without Motion Sickness
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma report improved well being after meals as they begin medical tests to gauge adaptation to weightlessness. They plan head balance tests and heart and chemistry studies while adjusting eating patterns and exercising on the craft.
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Houston
UPI
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Bean
Garriott
Skylab
Henry Hartsfield
Lousma
Mission Control
Navy
NASA
George Armstrong
Armstrong
Daniel Boone
FDA orders prescription-only high dose vitamins A and D
The FDA requires high doses of vitamins A and D to be sold by prescription with a 60 day effective period for vitamin A above 10 000 international units and vitamin D above 4 000 international units. Other restrictions will take effect by end of 1974 classifying any vitamin or supplement exceeding 150 percent of the RDA as a drug and subject to FDA review.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Freak Accident Injures City Man In Scottsdale
A 53 year old Scottsdale man, David S. Benson, was injured while working on his car at home. He was carried on the car’s fender for several feet before his head struck a water pipe, sending the vehicle through a fence and into a neighbor’s yard. He is in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Scottsdale
David S. Benson
E. Sage
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Tool thefts reported across two neighborhoods
William Edmonson reports tools valued at 432 stolen from his carport between 5 p.m. Monday and 11 a.m. Tuesday. Barj Banta's home lost property valued at 692 including a 435 golf bag and clubs, taken from a utility room after a forced door. Arle D Mecey reports two pistols worth 145 stolen from his home after a garage door entry. incident occurred Tuesday during work hours.
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William Edmonson
E. Chaparral Rd
Bar] Banta
Arle D. Mecey
Monte Vista Rd
Obituary for Dr Ward R Lee Veterinarian and Arizona figure
Dr Ward R Lee 86 of 6414 E Cambridge died Tuesday at Georgian Court Nursing Home. A Kansas City Veterinary College graduate, he practiced in Arizona 1932 1963 and led the Bureau of Animal Industry. Survived by wife Emma three sons and five grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Friday at Green Acres Mortuary. Contributions to American Cancer Society.
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Ward R. Lee
E. Cambridge
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Lee
Georgian Court Nursing Home
Arizona
Bureau of Animal Industry
South Dakota
Kansas City Veterinary College
Phoenix Elks Lodge
50 Plus Club
National Veterinarian Assoc
Senior Citizens Club of
Scottsdale
Kansas State University Veterinary Medical Alumni Assoc
Emma
William W
Robert
Alan Porter
Phoenix
Rev Rensil T Lowman Rites Set in Arizona Church
Rev Rensil T Lowman 83 former Pennsylvania Ohio pastor in the Northeast Ohio Conference of Methodist Churches will be laid to rest at 11 a.m. Thursday at Los Arcos United Methodist Church 7425 E Culver He died Monday at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home He was born in Marionville Pa and moved to Arizona in 1964 from Bucyrus Ohio He served as a pastor for 40 years retiring in 1957 Survivors include his wife Pearl a daughter Mrs Muriel Baizel of Phoenix two brothers out of state three grandchildren and two great grandchildren The family will receive friends 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m today at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery
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Rensil T. Lowman
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Pearl
Muriel Baizel
Phoenix
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Cemetery
Peter Segen 79 Scottsdale Man Dies Private Graveside Service
Peter Segen age 79 of Scottsdale died this morning at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Russia he came to the U.S. in 1916 and Arizona in 1965 from Amsterdam New York. He was a custodian. Survived by a son John Morrisville Pennsylvania three daughters Betty Pronk Barbara Segen and Mrs Robert Hisert and 12 grandchildren. Graveside services will be Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at Green Acres Hayden Road. Messinger Mortuary in charge.
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Peter Segen
38Th Place
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Russia
U.S
Arizona
Amsterdam
N.Y
John
Morrisville
Betty Pronk
Scottsdale
Barbara Segen
West Paterson
N.J
Robert Hisert
Green Acres
Hayden Rd
Messinger Mortuary
Thornell 89 Dies in Scottsdale. Services Held
Mrs. Dessie M. Thornell, 89, died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Illinois, she moved to Arizona in 1971 and lived at 8731 E Camelback. Survived by daughter Dorothy Thompson of Scottsdale, son Robert of Nashville, two sisters, two grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Services were today at Green Acres with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Dessie M. Thornell
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Thompson
Scottsdale
Robert
Nashville
Tenn
Green Acres
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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