Lion Country Safari hunts a new star from Kansas
A fanciful Hollywood style update: Rufus the Wichita lion, age 15, is flown to Los Angeles for a talent test after the death of Frazier the Magnificent. The zoo seeks a replacement star as seven California widows await the audition, with tips on image and earnings.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Midwest
California
Lion Country Safari
Animal Park
Frazier the Magnificent
Lion
Toceyx
Pers
Hollywood
Lion Country
Jean Seberg
Sexy Lion
Kansas
Wichita
Rufus
Frasier
Jenkins Attacks County Assessor Over Inefficiency
Republican candidate Sam Jenkins assails Mauricupa County assessor citing an auditor general report. He alleges lax office controls, noting $38,000 in unprocessed checks and mixed cash near public areas and recalls the auditor stepping in to run the Auto License Bureau.
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Sam Jenkins
Republcan
Mauricupa
Scottsdale
Jenkins
Auto License Bureau
Jaycees Seek Donors and Deserving Local Recipients
Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce aims to broaden its donor search to fund overlooked individuals or groups. Past beneficiaries include Boys' Club and Vista del Camino, with Parada del Sol proceeds annually donated. residents may nominate by contacting John Hines or Jim Dreos or writing to Box 292, Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Junior Chamber
Boys’ Club
Foundation For the Blind
CODAC
Lance Blades Fund
Vista del Camino
Hines
Jaycees
Jaycee
Jim Dreos
Dreps
Box 292
Storm system moves across central-north region with a tornado report
A storm system hung over the North Central states while the Northeast enjoyed fair cool weather. A tornado was reported near White Earth Minnesota with no damage or injuries. Thunderstorms covered the Mississippi Valley as a cold front collided with moist Gulf air. Cooler, drier air was advancing into the Dakotas and Montana after a hot day. Early temperatures ranged from 47 at Concord New Hampshire to 93 at Blythe California.
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United Press International
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
White Earth
Minn
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Midwest
South
Dakotas
Montana
Concord
N.H
Blythe
Calif
Refuse trucks fuel checked in Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials investigate slow refuse collections after diesel fuel clogged engines. Most collection trucks were out of service. samples were sent to Shell Oil Co. for testing and replacement if faulty. Public Works Director Marc Stragier said all but one truck were back in service and routes should be on schedule by Monday.
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Scottsdale
Shell Oil Co
City Public Works
Marc Stragier
Labor Day Closure at Scottsdale Public Library
The Scottsdale Public Library will be closed Monday in observance of Labor Day per assistant library director Jerrye Champion. Regular hours resume Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Jerrye Champion
Boel receives one year in jail for manslaughter
Frederick Alvin Boel 43 was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Ed Hughes to one year in county jail and five years probation for voluntary manslaughter in the March 19 Scottsdale shooting death of William Madsen Krause 35. The incident occurred at 7307 E Almeria in the home of Boel’s estranged wife Annetta.
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Frederick Alvin Boel
Chandler
Superior Court
Ed Hughes
Boel
William Madsen Krause
Mesa
Krause
Scottsdale
Annetta Boel
E. Almeria
Arizona candidates debate revenue sharing and water needs
Republican Bill Baker argues for federal revenue sharing to empower local governments and curb tax increases. Democratic hopefuls Jack Brown and Bob Reveles address water, jobs, education, medical care, and campaign spending law compliance in a series of debates. Sam Grossman opposes marijuana legalization and urges cautious drug policy.
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Arizona
Bill Baker
Baker
Congress
District Four
Washington
Jack Brown
Brown
4Th
Congressional
Alaska
Canadian
Yukon
Lake Superior
Safford
Bob Reveles
Curtis Nordwall
Reveles
Phoenix Jewish Community Center
Sam Grossman
Grossman
U.S. House
Explorer Day at Tempe Big Surf Invites Scouts and Guests
Scouts may attend Explorer Day at Tempe Big Surf this Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is 1 dollar per person. Meal tickets cost 1 to 1.50 dollars at the door. Attendees may bring or rent rubber rafts inner tubes and surf boards.
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Explorer
Tempe
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Jaycees Seek Funds
John Hines
Dreos
duPont, Glore Forgan, Inc
Penn Central
Alcoa
Pepsico
Polaroid
American Can
American Motors
Raytheon
RCA
At&t
Arizona Public
Sve
San Diego
Santa Fe
Bell & Howell
Sears Roebuck
Bendix
Skaggs
Bethlehem Steel
Southern Pacific
Boeing
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Krysler
Standard of NJ
CBS
Talley Industries Control
Texaco
Texas Gulf
Dupont Trans America
Astern Air Lines
TWA
Eastman
Emmerson
Union Oil
Fairchild Camera
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
Ford Motors
US Steel Frontier
Webb
General Dynamics
60Th Street
Oak
Jane Roodman
St. Louis
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Migs
Pacific Southwest Investments, Inc
Bigali
North Craftsman Court
Marvin Edwards
Marvin
Gallery of Homes Relocation Service
Home Equity
Arizona State
Senate
American Legion Hall
Holbrook
Federal Drug Administration
Scottsdale Rd
Garden Lights
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale , Arizona
U.S
John B. Conlan
Conlan
Frontier Lanes
Thomas
Scottsdale Road
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