U S troops to join large war games near Grafenwehr
The Defense Department announced 15 500 U S troops will fly to West Germany next month for war games near Grafenwehr 30 miles from the Czech border. About 12 000 Army troops and 3 500 airmen will participate in a 20 million dollar exercise with units from Fort Riley Holloman AFB Mountain Home AFB and Fort Lewis plus other bases.
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Girls charged in murders in Newcastle trial
In Newcastle, prosecutors say Marty Bell and Norma Bell, ages 11 and 43, strangled two boys, ages 3 and 4, for pleasure. Mary, described as dominant, allegedly watched and assisted, with notes claiming the killings.
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Brian Howe
Martin Brown
Rudolph Lyons
Avithin
Bitter cold grips Midwest and beyond with high winds
United Press reports a sweeping cold snap epicentered in the Midwest pressing south into Dixie and the Southern Plains. Gusts up to 63 mph toppled a crane in Chicago and trees in Maryland while snow belts formed along the Great Lakes and major cities faced freezing temperatures and reduced visibility.
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Burglaries Reported Steal Rifle and Watch in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police said a .30-30 rifle and cleaning kit valued at 81 dollars were taken from Don C Frye’s unlocked home after he attended a funeral. Ursula Garrett reported a $200 watch stolen from her bedroom dresser after two teens approached her in the yard and left in a car.
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Don C.frye
E. Palman
Frye
Ursula Garrett
Obituary James E McKee former chemical engineer
James Elbert McKee 7 died Thursday at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. A Pulaski Virginia native, he moved to Scottsdale in 1963 and worked 42 years for Chemical Construction Corp., a subsidiary of American Dynamics. A Virginia Tech alumnus, he is survived by his wife Marcelle three children three sisters and five grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church. Cremation will follow. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Two Scottsdale residents treated from separate road mishaps
Two Scottsdale residents were treated and released from Valley hospital after separate traffic accidents Thursday. Lisa Moritz, 5, was treated for abrasions after fell from a car driven by her mother during a left turn off Thomas Road. Jenekt J. Calles, 18, was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital after hitting a parked car on Granite Reef Road while driving about 300 mph. his car damaged Harris vehicle.
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Anne Moritz
N. 58Th Pl
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Moritz
Thomas. Rd
70Th St
Jenekt J. Calles
E. Jackrabbit
Good Samaritan Hospital
Granite Reef Rd
Caless
William B. Harris
Cales
Harris
Two Story Homes Debate At City Council Meeting
A Tuesday city council session featured Jim Sparling of Knoell Builders discussing zoning for the Heights subdivision at 77th and Oak. Residents previously opposed two story houses near existing homes. a Progress report corrected misread remarks, clarifying that two story homes would appear only on alternate lots within the subdivision.
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Knoell Builders
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Cox Heights
Demos admitted as party plaintiff in Arizona reapportionment suit
A special three judge federal panel ordered Richard Duffield chair of the Arizona Democratic party to intervene in the reapportionment suit challenging Proposition 300. Duffield’s motion to intervene was granted despite objections from Klahr and Gov Williams’ attorneys. No hearing date set.
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UPI
Democratic Party of
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Richard Duffield
Democratic Party
Duffield
Herb Ely
Gary Peter Klahr
Jack” “Williams
Klahr
Rosenzweig
Pima County
Norman Green
George ‘Senner
James Walsh
Tucson
Hayakawa confident as San Francisco State seeks calm
Mayor Alioto and acting President Hayakawa voiced hope peace would return to the strike torn campus. Militants tried to storm the campus. police used tear gas as clashes continued over four days. Classes resumed with no pickets. A federal judge denied a restraining order against Hayakawa and police. Trustees reaffirmed support while Baptist ministers urged nonviolence and dialogue. Arbitration efforts were reported underway.
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UPI
Joseph Alioto
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Pacific Ocean
Uheetofs
Fires blamed on toaster and car backfire Thursday
Rural Fire Department reports two nonfatal fires with $120 total damage. A faulty toaster in Mike Grimstad's home at 7814 E Diamond caused about $100 damage to kitchen cabinets after a 9 22 p m call. Freda Bauer, 5, rescued after finger lock incident. A carburetor backfire started a car fire at Clyde Mc Kendrick's 7912 S Willetta near K Mart on E McDowell Rd about 9 30 p m.
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