Parachutists Charged With Trespassing After Deserting Storm
Seven parachutists were charged with trespassing after landing on the State Prison baseball diamond to escape a dust storm Sunday. Pinal County sheriff's deputies said the group was booked for trespassing following the unexpected descent onto prison property.
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Florence
Pinal County
Tucson considers advisory water rate referendum for November ballot
The Tucson City Council delayed action on placing an advisory referendum on water rates in the November 2 general election. Councilman Robert Cauthorn and Asst. City Attorney Bradford C. Detrick will meet with the board of supervisors, with approval due by September 3, or 60 days before the election.
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Tucson
Robert Cauthorn
Bradford C. Detrick
Board of Supervisors
Arizona Life Preservers Form to Cut Drownings
A coalition of recreation safety and water groups forms in Arizona to reduce drownings. Plans include broadcast safety announcements and a Labor Day campaign promoting safe use of central Arizona lakes and rivers, a spokesman says.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Life Preservers
Murder charges dropped in Tucson beating death case
First-degree murder charges against Richard Prelich and Norman Crater for the death of 17 year old Danny A. Ray were dropped by the Pima County attorney due to lack of strong evidence. Ray died after being hospitalized for injuries from a beating on April 2.
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Tucson
Pima County Attorney’s Office
Richard Prelich
Norman R. Crater
Danny A. Ray
Obituary for Carl N Muno 62 Scottsdale resident
Carl N Muno 62 an air conditioning salesman and World War II interpreter with the Justice Department died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He lived at 8302 E Granada Dr and had been an Arizona resident 17 years. Survivors include his wife Irene a brother and three sisters all living out of state. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd. Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Daniel Church 1030 N Hayden Rd with graveside rites 1 30 p.m. Wednesday Mountain View Cemetery Prescott. He was a member of the Scottsdale Elks Lodge.
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Friends of
Carl N
Dick” Muno
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Church of St. Daniel
N. Hayden Rd
Mountain View
Prescott
Muno
Granada Drive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
Arizona
Justice Department
Irene
Visitation and Services for Virginia Willits
Virginia Willits 49 died Sunday en route to hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation today 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors include husband David, daughter Andrea Twitchell of Phoenix, daughter Arlene Lynder of Campbell, mother Thelma Daniels of Mesa, brothers Jack Daniels of Phoenix and Arthur Daniels Jr. of Riverside, sister Norma Fife of Salt Lake City, and three grandchildren.
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Virginia Willits
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Willis
E. Ranchoista Dr
Salt Lake City
Utah
David
Andrea Twitchell
Phoenix
Arlene Lynder
Campbell, Calif
Thelma Daniels
Mesa
Jack Daniels
Arthur Daniels Jr
Riverside
Calif
Norma Fife
Mrs Emma Brakus 79 Dies During Illinois Visit
Services held in Moline Illinois for Mrs Emma V Brakus 79 of Scottsdale who died Saturday at Americana Nursing Home. She had been visiting relatives in Illinois in June and is survived by three sisters including Mrs Lefa Steenburgen of 6721 E McDowell, and burial at Rose Lawn Memorial Estates in Sheboygan.
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Moline
Emma V. Brakus
Scottsdale
Day Funeral Held for G Cecil Day Publisher of Liverpool Advance
Memorial services are arranged for G Cecil Day 77 former owner publisher of the Liverpool Advance in Liverpool Nova Scotia. Day died of a heart attack in Liverpool after selling the paper five years ago and retiring to Scottsdale. He is survived by a son and a daughter.
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G. Cecil Day
The
Liverpool Advance
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
Mr. Day
78Th St
Scottsdale
Elizabeth
North Scottsdale flood plan moves to council review
City staff may present a flood control plan for North Scottsdale within a month. Director George Iannella says an open channel could solve drainage problems but details on size cost and construction remain undecided. The study covers an area from the CAP dike northeast of Scottsdale to west of Scottsdale Road.
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Scottsdale
George Iannella
Capital Improvements Engineering
Central Arizona Project
Bell Road
Scottsdale Airport
Scottsdale Road
Iannella
108Th Street
Cap Dike
Pima Road
State Land Department
Herberger Enterprises
Mark L. Schlappi
Arizona voters debate steer for public utilities panel
In Phoenix candidates for a seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission argued for consumer protections and reduced influence by large interests. DeWitt and Carney touted no special ties, Weeks avoided comment, and Faron pushed nuclear energy as Arizona's future while opposing automatic rate hikes. Jerome was absent.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Phoenix
L. Waldo
DeWitt
John
Carney
Jim Weeks
al Faron
Lawrence W. Jerome
Weeks
Jerome
Arizona State Tax Commission
Hie
Labor
Consumer Advocate
Commission
Faron
Arizona Public Serge Co
APS
Tucson Gas
Electeic
Palo Verde
Arizona
Gait
Food prices rise 1.2 percent in Maricopa County
August food index 168.1 shows shoppers paid 16.81 for a fixed basket that cost 10 in 1967. July was 16.61 and a year ago 17.01. Fruits and vegetables up four percent alongside increases in cereals bakery products miscellaneous foods and dairy. Meats poultry and fish fell by 0.54 percent.
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Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona
Arizona State University
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
First National
Bell hearing delayed on Mountain Bell rate hike
Arizona regulators postponed the Mountain Bell rate hearing from September 7 to an unspecified January date to allow more time to determine the proposed increase. The commission also delayed action on a 7.5 percent intrastate freight rate request by the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Mountain Bell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Free Bel tone hearing aid offer advertised in Chicago
An ad promises a free non operating Bel tone hearing aid model weighing less than one ounce. The offer urges readers to write to Bel tone Electronics Corp to receive the device at no cost, claiming thousands have been misled and providing a Chicago address for Dept. 9073.
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Chicago
Beltone
Dept
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Thirtvis
Socialist campaign hits Phoenix with Brisben touring
J Quinn Brisben 41 Chicago history teacher fronts Socialist bid to expand the party’s reach in Phoenix as Frank Zeidler leads the presidential ticket. With sub 10000 members nationwide and a campaign budget under 5000 dollars the group promotes human need based production and universal amnesty for draft evaders.
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Phoenix
J. Quinn Brisben
Chicago
Socialist Party
Frank P. Zeidler
Milwaukee
Wis
Brisben
Brigden
Democrats Gain Ground in Arizona Voter Registration
Arizona's registration for the September primary reaches 694,104 with Democrats at 470,186 or 52.6 percent, edging Republicans 369,351 to 358,167. others total 54,567. County gains show Democrats leading in Apache and Pima while Maricopa remains GOP ahead.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Pat Fabritz
Maricopa County
Fabritz
Pima County
Mohave County
Yavapai County
Apache County
T Oo
GOP
Orientation for 80 New Teachers in Scottsdale
An orientation session for Scottsdale's about 80 new teachers is scheduled for Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the district education center 3811 N. 44th St Phoenix. About 40 student teachers are expected to attend. Speakers include School Supt William T. Randall Norman White Frank Schilling Philip Gates Larry Mortensen.
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Scottsdale
N. 44Th St
Phoenix
William T. Randall
Norman White
Frank Schilling
Philip Gates
Larry Mortensen
Four Streets to Be Resurfaced This Wednesday
The city’s slurry seal resurfacing will close four streets on Wednesday. Cambridge Avenue runs from Granite Reef Road to the 87th Street cul-de-sac. Lewis Avenue from the 87th Street cul-de-sac to 86th Place. Lewis Avenue from Granite Reef to 85th Place. Sheridan Street from the cul-de-sac.
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Cambridge Avenue
Granite Reef Road
Lewis Avenue
87Th Street
86Th Place
Granite Reef
85Th Place
Sheridan
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