Two Auto Crashes Leave Three Minor Injuries
In two separate Monday crashes in Scottsdale a 12 year old boy and three adults sustained minor injuries. Jerry Romanella 12 was treated after a bicycle collision with a car at Exeter and 64th Street. In a second incident at Hayden and Indian School, three others suffered minor injuries when Saunder's car hit Townsend's vehicle. Baker was cited for failure to yield. Valenzuela was cited for failure to control after rear ending a detective vehicle.
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Scottsdale
Jerry J. Romanella
E. Exeter
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Carl Marion
S. Hopi Way
Exeter
Dave Townsend
Gregory Saunders
Miller
Reyes P. Valenzuela
Glendale
Valenzuela
Hayden
State Board weighs performance based teacher certification
The Arizona State Board of Education considered basing teacher certification on performance and reviewed tenure laws at a Monday meeting. David Weisenborn urged revisiting tenure as potential insurance for weak teachers, while Dr Howard Seymour supported the idea and a committee was created to study certification and recommend changes.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Education
David Weisenborn
Tucson
Howard Seymour
Phoenix Union High Schools
State Board
Wisenborn
Burglaries Reported In Phoenix Area Storeroom and Laundry
Police investigated two burglaries in Phoenix area Monday. In an apartment laundry at 3319 N 66th Pl thieves tried to cut and weld open a coin box, but nothing was taken. At 602 N Miller Rd a storeroom door was pried open and contents ransacked with no obvious loss.
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Web Service Co
Phoenix
Patty Voorhees
N. Miller Rd
Candidates speak up on issues in Arizona
UPI reports multiple gubernatorial candidates detailing plans in Arizona. Jack Ross proposes a state prison book recycling program to defray high school textbook costs. Raul Castro calls for cross border drug control with Sonora and targeted narcotics prosecutions. George Nader pledges study of oil price wars and dealer turnover. H L Kelly touts experience and steady leadership for the Senate race.
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Kingman
UPI
Jack Ross
Ross
Mohave County
Democratic Women’s Club
Bullhead City
Youngtown
Raul Castro
Castro
Democratic Club
EL Salvador
Bolivia
Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Jack Williams
Phoenix
Chandler
George Nader
Nader
H. L. Kelly
U.S. Senate
Youngtown Democratic Association
Kelly
Doctors Strange Death Reported At Home
Police said the body of Dr Lyndon C Sutherland was found Monday morning at his home 87 Sandalwood. The 53 year old doctor apparently died by his own hand the police noted. A friend Dr Donald Boatright discovered the body at 1 15 a m in the bedroom.
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Lyndon C. Sutherland
Sandalwood
Sutherland
Donald Boatright
Middle East talks begin at UN with no compromise
United Nations mediator Gunnar Jarring opens discussions with Israel Egypt and Jordan in New York. Arabs demand full withdrawal from occupied territories while Israel prefers face to face talks as the path to peace. Tekoah El Zayyat and Sharaf meet Jarring in separate sessions on the 38th floor.
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UPI
Gunnar V. Jarring
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Jarring
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Washington
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Mohammed Hassan el-Zayyat
Sharaf
El-Zayyat
Security Council
Tekoah
Jerusalem
U.N. Security Council
el Zayyat
Faubus Faces Primary Challenge Amid Arkansas Race
Former Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus, who once used the National Guard to desegregate schools and later faced federal troops, runs in a seven candidate Democratic primary for governor. He could meet incumbent Republican Winthrop Rockefeller in November after Rockefeller faces three challengers in the GOP primary.
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United Press International
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
National Guard
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Man hit by car in Scottsdale assault case
A Phoenix man was treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after being struck by a car outside Dale Anderson's Restaurant. Billy Blackhawk, 36, reported an earlier altercation with a man who then allegedly struck him with his auto. Police said witnesses chased the suspect’s vehicle but lost it. the car was later found and impounded. Authorities plan to charge the suspect with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital
Billy-Blackhawk
44Th St
Dale’ Anderson
Marshall Ave
Fie
Obituary of Calvin Suttle Scottsdale farmer 79
Calvin Lee Suttle, 79, died Monday at his home 5720 E Indian School Rd. He was a longtime Scottsdale farmer since 1919, born in Arkansas. Survived by his wife and sister out of state, five nieces and two nephews. Services Thursday 11 a.m. at Messinger's Mortuary. Burial in East Rest Haven. Visitation at mortuary until services.
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Calvin Lee Suttle
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale
Mr. Suttle
Arkansas
van Buren
68Th St
Mrs Rachel A Johnson dies at 90 in Arizona
Rachel A Johnson 90 died Monday at Georgian Court Rest Home where she had lived two years. She moved to Scottsdale in 1951 after her husband Carl A Johnson died. She previously lived in Trenton Missouri and was a member of First Baptist Church Eastern Star and GIA. Survivors include daughter Mrs Rex H Moore Scottsdale three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services Thursday in Trenton with burial following.
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Rachel A. Johnson
Georgian Court
Cambodian Reinforcements Rush To Prek Tameak Area
Cambodian commanders rushed three battalions of reinforcements into the Prek Tameak area nine miles north of Phnom Penh after a seven hour battle with Communist troops. Cambodian troops reportedly recaptured Shong Chey without bloodshed and claimed heavy Communist casualties.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Prek Tameak
Here
Shong Chey
Kent Potter
Potter
Mekong River
Counterfeit $20 Bills Passed at Los Arcos Mall
FBI agents probe counterfeit $20 bills passed at Los Arcos Mall over the weekend. Police confirm several notes appeared at three shops while others were questioned but deemed genuine. The bills carry serial K 032 39 634 A and investigators seek a man about 45, six foot tall with black receding hair, and a blond woman aged 40 to 45 with a thin build.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Los Arcos
Broken line blamed in fire in Scottsdale auto
A broken power steering fluid line caused a fire in a 1966 auto owned by W. A. Green parked in the Fashion Square lot at Scottsdale and Camelback Roads. Firemen said fluid dripped onto a hot manifold igniting the blaze, reported at 5:44 p.m. Monday and doing about 100 dollars damage.
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Fashion Square
Scottsdale
Camelback Rds
W. A. Green
UW Madison bomb explodes killing researcher at math center
A 3 40 a m warning call preceded a blast at the Army Mathematics Research Center on the University of Wisconsin campus. The blast killed Robert Fassnacht 33 and injured four others. Police traced a stolen 1967 Ford Falcon Econoline to Larry Travis.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
University
Army Mathematics Research Center
University of Wisconsin
Matn
Madison Police
Stanley Davenport
Larry Travis
Travis
California
Kenneth Buss
Buss
Robert E. Fassnacht
Paul Quin
Norbert Sutter
David Schuster
Johannesburg
South Africa
Anti-pollution law headaches impact Maricopa Health Dept
Phoenix API reports 1700 permits issued under 1970 air pollution law with 258 old 1969 permits still outstanding. Chief Joseph Weinstein notes the 1970 rules replace non approved permits with conditional permits giving firms a year to conform and require a second inspection and hearing for qualification.
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Phoenix
API
Maricopa County
Joseph Weinstein
Health Department
Weinnstein
Weinstein
County Air Pollution Control Board
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