Escapees' 1971 Florence prison escape ends in Arizona capture
Kozlinski, 27, held with Blevins escaped from Florence prison and later kidnapped a Paradise Valley couple in April 1972. Blevins was killed by deputies in New York in May 1972, Kozlinski later returned to face charges in Scottsdale. Preliminary hearing set for Monday morning before Tempe Justice of the Peace.
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Charles Blevins
Arizona
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New York City
Blevins
Paradise Valley
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E. Bernell
Scottsdale Justice Court
Tempe
Justice of the Peace
George Boyd
Dan Roth
Roth
Florence Institution
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Steve Huntington
Red Mountain
Phoenix
Verde River
Huntington
Gaines
Anderson
96Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Andersons
Ed Calles
Sheriff's Office
Kozlanski
Calles
Grand jury probes Phoenix City Court misconduct
A county grand jury has begun examining alleged misconduct in the Phoenix City Court System after a two month police probe. County Attorney Moise Berger submitted the case. three witnesses testified including attorney David L Grounds Judge Daniel Nastro and Rudy Santa Cruz. The inquiry arose from a police probe ordered by Mayor John Driggs last October.
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UPI
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Daniel Nastro
Rudy Santa Cruz
Police Department
John Driggs
City urged to annex county islands into Scottsdale
County Manager Charles Miller urged Scottsdale to annex islands surrounded by the city, arguing tax funds would be saved and services streamlined. City Manager Dale Carter said past annexation efforts failed but will be renewed, noting the largest island south of Bell Road covers 22 square miles.
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Scottsdale
Charles Miller
Miller
Dale Carter
City Lunch Program Promotes Fuel Conservation
City Hall offers 60 cent Mexican meals to conserve gasoline during lunch. Last week 294 city employees dined on roast beef for 50 cents, with plans to extend the program. This week a caterer prepared beef tamales refried beans chili mixes tortillas and coffee near desks to cut trips. Mario Gannarelli previously organized the lunch. this week a caterer was hired to serve.
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Dale Carter
Carter
Mario Gannarelli
Gannareli
Arezona News Roundup From United Press International
A concise Arezona round-up from United Press International highlights key local and regional items across politics weather crime and social updates. It summarizes brief agency reports and notable developments for readers seeking quick familiar coverage.
Father held in beating death in Mesa child case
A Mesa fireman Jim Koile 24 faced a murder charge expected to be filed today after his stepdaughter Carla Dahlstedt 3 died following severe injuries from an assault. Carla was found beaten and buried near a makeshift grave along the Salt River north of Mesa. Koile was arrested on aggravated assault charges after guiding authorities to the girl Wednesday night.
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Mesa Lutheran Hospital
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Here
Jim Koile
Trial date set for Mrs Skomp and teen on assault charge
Mrs Skomp, 44, and Joel Fisher, 18, pleaded innocent to aggravated assault in Maricopa County before Judge Charles Roush. The trial is scheduled for February 1 before Judge Williby Case Jr. In a separate note, Gov Williams urges a crash program to end foreign energy dependence and plan funding for Arizona energy development.
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Phoenix
Williams
Arizona
Food shipments resolve Arizona school lunch fears
The U S Department of Agriculture will ship a two month food allotment to Arizona for the federally funded school lunch program late this month. Janetta Barrett, director of the education department's food and nutrition division, said the move ends fears of a shortage. A separate Phoenix incident saw a construction worker rescue a child from a backyard swimming pool after spotting the teen in distress.
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State Education Department
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Janetta Barrett
Education Department
Food and Nutrition Division
Joe Guzman
Three SCC Football Players Face Drug Charges
Homer Barber Clarence Maddox and LeRoy Fontenette, all 18, were charged in Tempe with possession of marijuana after police found three ounces in Maddox’s Tempe apartment. Coach Larry Philpot warned of possible athletic penalties if found guilty.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Scottsdale Community College
Larry Philpot
Philpot
Weatherman Close Up as Tornado Hits Newport Office
Newport Oregon weather observer Wes Newton witnessed a tornado strike the north end of town. It ripped a real estate office and an empty building, tearing off a roof and shattering several windows with no injuries reported.
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Ore
UPI
Wes Newton
U.S
Man steals $60 from Yellow Front cash drawer
A man reached into an open cash register at Yellow Front, 7214 E Thomas Rd, grabbed $60 while Elizabeth Buffaro provided change. He slipped over a five foot partition, fled to a car in the lot, and headed north on Scottsdale Rd. Witnesses described the suspect as about 20, five feet ten inches tall, 130 pounds, with brown hair, wearing a plaid shirt and light slacks.
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Elizabeth Buffaro
Scottsdale Road
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