Worker dies in Scottsdale construction electrocution
A coroner's jury ruled the November 29 death of 27 year old Laveen man Michael K Clark an accidental electrocution. The accident occurred when a crane suspended brace touched high voltage lines at 7231 E Shea Boulevard near Scottsdale Road. Three other workers were injured in the freak incident.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Laveen
Michael K. Clark
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
James Kershner
Kershner
Clark
Roderick MacMillan
MacMillan
E. Shea Boulevard
In chief's car Man chases fire trucks
Scottsdale resident Gary L. Hannah 31 hopped into a fire department wagon as trucks responded to a minor blaze at the Com mancho Inn. Chief William Tolbert pursued him. Hannah was later arrested in Tempe and turned over to mental health authorities.
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Scottsdale
County Mental Health Department
Scotts
Thomas and Miller Roads
Commancho Inn
Hayden Rd
Fire Department
William Tolbert
Hannah
Tolbert
Tempe
Two Men Jailed After Scottsdale Police Car Ramming
Scott Howell 19 and Thomas Rapp 20 were jailed on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly ramming their car into a Scottsdale Police patrol car near Hayden and Thomas Roads Friday. Officers seized a possible illegal weapon from a residence at 2923 N. Det. Ronald Dean said with a search warrant from City Magistrate Edward J. Boyle.
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Scottsdale
Scott Howell
N. 80Th Pl
Thomas Rapp
84Th PL
N. Miller Rd
Ronald Dean
Edward J. Boyle
Dean
Howell
Rapp
Hayden and
Thomas Roads
Obituary Dr John C Taylor Medical Missionary 87
Services for Dr John C Taylor 87 medical missionary in India 1914 to 1967 will be 2 p m Sunday at Paradise Chapel Phoenix burial private He died Thursday in Doctors Hospital Born Manhattan Kan he lived in Phoenix five years and had returned from Huntingdon Pa Survivors include wife Elizabeth five children and many grandchildren Memorials to World Presbyterian Missions are suggested
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John C. Taylor
India
Paradise Chapel
S. Indian School Rd
Taylor
Lafayette Blvd
Doctors Hospital
Kirksville College of Osteopathy
Missouri
Chicago
John Taylor
Elizabeth S. Taylor
Phoenix
American Osteopathic Associations
Manhattan
Kan
Huntingdon
Elizabeth D
John C. Taylor Jr
Irvine
Carl Taylor
Baltimore
Gordon Taylor
Gladys McGarey
Clyde Courtwright
Pittsburgh
World Presbyterian Missions
Broom St
Wilmington
Del
Paul W Backlund 44 Dies in Scottsdale Native of Jamestown
Paul W Backlund a 44 year old Jamestown New York native who moved to Scottsdale 17 years ago died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital He worked with American Airlines for 23 years A World War II veteran he belonged to Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church He is survived by two sons Patrick and Michael a daughter Sherry his mother Ada Moore and a brother Services are set for Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Cremation will follow Friends may call Sunday and Monday Contributions may go to the Heart Fund
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Paul W. Backlund
Jamestown
N.Y
Scottsdale
California
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Backlund
Vernon
American Airlines
Saviour Lutheran Church
Ruth
Patrick
Michael
Sherry
Ada Moore
New York
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Heart
Legislators Probe DPS Officers Over Stuckey Everett Inquiry
Phoenix lawmakers press the State Department of Public Safety probe into Rep. Jay Stuckey and Rep. Ray Everett. County Attorney MoiSe Berger and deputies met with six DPS officers led by Lt. Col. Carl Needham to pursue additional investigation and report next week.
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Phoenix
State Department of Public Safety
Jay Stuckey
Ray Everett
Prescott
MoiS§e Berger
DPS
Carl Needham
Berger
Conference studies effect of school financing plan
In Phoenix a joint legislative conference committee will reconvene Monday morning to examine computer printouts on how their latest compromise impacts a school financing plan. The 18 member group met Thursday night with House and Senate Republican majorities in an educational session. Also in Phoenix three Republicans on the five member board of supervisors announced they would not oppose Bob Corbin for chairman as Henry Haws called Corbin a leading contender.
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Phoenix
Legislative Conference
House
Senate
Board of Supervisors
Bob Corbin
Bob Stark
Corbin
Henry Haws
Fireman charged in murder in Mesa case
A Mesa fireman named Jim Kolle is charged with murder in the beating death of 3 year old Carla Dahlstedt. A preliminary hearing is set for next Wednesday to pursue the case filed Friday after the girl's death Thursday at Mesa Lutheran Hospital.
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Mesa
Jim Kolle
Carla Dahlstedt
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
File 13 Larder Feeds Thousands At Phoenix Charity Dining Hall
Christmas aid at St. Vincent de Paul Dining Room 119 S Ninth Ave Phoenix feeds thousands unable to pay for meals. Volunteers and local businessmen donate food cash and candy for children with a goal of continuing five million meals served over 15 years. New manager Jim Zimmer arrives at Pima Golf Resort after Villa Monterey post. Barbara Markiewicz shares a festive Polish Christmas tale. Louis Rosenthal plans townhouse owners association to influence city hall. Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Candy Stripers raise 300 for Vista del Camino center medical needs.
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Jack Karie
St. Vincent de Paul
Phoenix
Valley
S. Ninth Ave
Joe Kostolnick
Jim Zimmer
Pima Golf Resort
Villa Monterey
Zimmer
Iowa
Pima Club
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
St. Daniel's Church
Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center
Stolen Riding Gear From Ranchers Feed and Saddlery
Equipment valued over 1200 dollars vanished in a morning break in at Ranchers Feed and Saddlery Co. on Scottsdale Road. Police traced alarm activity around 1 30 and 2 00 a m and found the shop had been entered. Separate report notes 2000 dollar loss from Leslie Morgenstern residence.
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Ranchers Feed and Saddlery Co
Scottsdale Rd
Ned Curtis
Curtis
Leslie Morgenstern
N. 87Th Way
Hearing Set For SCC Gridders On Marijuana Charge
Preliminary hearing scheduled for next Thursday in Tempe Justice Court for Scottsdale Community College football players Homer Barber Clarence Maddox and Leroy Fontenette accused of possessing marijuana. The three 18 year olds were released without bond pending the hearing before Justice of the Peace George Boyd after being arrested at a Tempe apartment.
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Tempe Justice Court
Scottsdale Community College
Homer Barber
Clarence
Maddox
Leroy Fontenette
Justice of the Peace
George Boyd
Tempe
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Hans
Charity
Barbara Markiewicz
Mark Markiewicz
Poland
Louis Rosenthal
al Capone
File 13
SUN
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F. Remington
Renoir
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Chaggal
DE Grazia
WYETH
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Picasso Lautrec Wood
BLISH
Michelangelo
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Bug In Transit
Yal Conaway
West Phoenix
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Jerry McElfresh
Blisher
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