Mother and Daughter Arrested for Burglary at K Mart
Patricia Apperlee, 34, and her 12 year old daughter were arrested by a Scottsdale security guard at 11 30 a m on the store grounds of K Mart at 7902 E McDowell after allegedly attempting to steal 39 dollars worth of clothing. They reside at 8131 E Fairmont.
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Scottsdale
K-Mart
E. McDowell
Patricia Apperlee
E. Fairmont
Doubletree Law
Goldwater Fashion Square
Jobless rate hits 5.8 percent in November rise
UPI reports November unemployment climbs to 5.8 percent, adding 350000 jobless since October. Average weekly factory earnings drop 66 cents to 121.07 amid a 0.2 percent shorter work week with 4.6 million seeking work, largely white workers including young women. The uptick follows autoworkers strike effects against General Motors.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
General Motors
Diplomat freed after 60 days in Quebec kidnapping crisis
British Trade Commissioner James L. Cross, held 60 days by FLQ terrorists and 60 more in Cuban custody, was released in Havana. He plans to return to England and thanked his wife as Canada vows continued action against suspects linked to the Laporte case.
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Montreal
UPI
James L. Cross
St. Lawrence River
England
Cross
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Havana
Canada
Jewish General Hospital
ELQ
Berne
Switzerland
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
Indians Plan Fair at Salt River Cultural Center
The Salt River Indian community will host a fair for Scottsdale Community College staff and students Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at the cultural center off McDowell Road. The college is on land leased from the tribe. Executive Dean Marion Donaldson said the event aims to inform about reservation history and Indian culture and to improve acquaintance. The tribe will also serve a typical Indian luncheon at 11 a.m.
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Salt River
Scottsdale Community College
McDowell Road
Marion Donaldson
Donaldson
Troop withdrawals to exceed Nixon goal in Vietnam
UPI reports reliable sources say the U.S. Command will reduce American troop strength in Vietnam to about 344 000 by the end of December and to around 337 000 by December 30, with a push to redeploy 60 000 more between Christmas and May 1 1971. Tet 1971 looms as Abrams seeks maximum support. Cambodian command notes possible major fighting near Phnom Penh as Vietnamese forces move into the 900 square mile area northeast of the capital.
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Saigon
Upi
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
Nikon
Creighton W.abrams
High Command
Phnom Penh
Skeun
Mekong River
Kompong Thom
COST lists six voter registration sites for tax election
The Committee Opposing Scottsdale Tax announces six registration locations for the pre election period on the city sales tax vote set for December 15. Sites include Western Savings and Loan, Earl's Market, Papago Plaza, Scottsdale Hardware, Los Arcos Shopping Center by the fountain, and the COST office with varied weekday hours.
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Scottsdale
Western Savings and Loan Association
S. Old
Scottsdale Rd
Earl’s Market
First National Bank
Scottsdale-Hardware
Fourth St
Los Arcos
Scottsdale Road
McDowell
the Fountain
E. First Ave
Notice of Award of Contract S-6903 Scottsdale sewer work
Legal notice states Scottsdale City Council awarded the sewer improvement contract to Wittman Contracting Co. on December 1 1970 after bidding. Project covers streets alleys and easements between Scottsdale Road and 76th Place Bonita Drive to Jackrabbit Road. Bonds to be issued under Arizona Revised Statutes to fund construction and related costs.
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Arizona
Bonita Drive
Jackrabbit Road
City
Scottsdale
City of
Wittman Contracting CO
S.Y
Scottsdale bond terms and notice of award details 1970
The notice outlines payment terms for bonds of twenty five dollars or more with installments due, interest at 6.5 percent semiannually, and payable dates tied to January and July. It explains assessment collection, appeal rights within fifteen days, and that absent notices, Streets Superintendent will contract at bid prices. City officials Richard N. Pearce and Fern Anderson publish dates December 4 and 5, 1970.
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Arizona
City of
Scottsdale
Richard N. Pearce
Fern Anderson
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New Orleans
Seater Ate Etetele
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Eee
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IBM
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Indus
St&t
Trans
Johns Manville
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Kennecott
Litton
United Press International
Marcor
F. I. DuPont
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Alcoa
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American Can
Owens Illinois
American Motors
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Penn Central
Ariz. Pub. S
Pepsico
al Bell & Howell
Polaroid
Bendix
Raytheon
Bethlehem Steel
RCA
Boeing San Diego
G&e
Chrysler
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Cities Service
Sears Roebuck
CBS
Southern Pacific
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Rand
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Fairchild
Texas Gulf
Trans America
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
Uniroyal
General Electric
United Aircraft
US Steel
General Telephone
Webber, Goodyear
Xerox
Honeywell
Zenith
Morge Town
Aiit
59Th Ave
Bethany Home
Sierra Vista
Arizona Laundry Centers, Inc
Gary Lamken
Main St
Pierre Trudeau
Camelback
Phene Tune
T Stores
A. J. Bayless
LA Bouttica
Bloomfield’s
BOB Fox Children’s Wear
Bostrom's
Surnetts Books & Records
Don's Barber Shop
Expectation
Goldwaters
Goot Shoes
Guggy's
Jennifer’s
JOE Hunt
Lavin’s
Leonard’s Luggage Michbeiele
Montrose
Holiday House
Paradise Camera
Revco Drug Stores
Rosenzweigs Jewelers
Russell Stover Candies Switzer’s .Waltah Clarke
National Bank of Arizona
N. Scottsdale Road
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