Trial hears details of 1962 Scottsdale double murder scene
In Maricopa County Superior Court, testimony described two young lovers Joyce Sterrenberg and Timothy McKillop shot dead near their car in a Scottsdale desert on May 24, 1962. Officers noted blood, shell casings, and a possible .45 caliber connection as William Wayne Macumber faces two counts of first degree murder.
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Scottsdale
Joyce Anne Sterrenberg
Timothy James McKillop
Maricopa County
Superior Court
William Wayne Macumber
Bell Road
Larry Cantor
Hill
McKillop
Sterrenberg
Dominic Spezzano
Larry Turoff
Spezzano
Macumber
Arizona Supreme Court
Charles L. Hardy
Robert J. Corcoran
Bedford Douglass
Court Log Reports Multiple Probations and Trials
Probation issued for Val Courtney after a May assault on a Scottsdale woman. Daniel Conley receives one year probation for vehicular manslaughter near Shea Boulevard. Alvin Holsapple to be sentenced January 7 for petty theft amid prior charges. Trial ordered in Cochise College Park land fraud case for 24 defendants including eight Scottsdale residents. Several Scottsdale-linked defendants face federal trials for mail and securities fraud. Additional cases include drug possession, heroin distribution, attempted murder, and a minor pornography case with next hearings set.
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Val Courtney
N. 78Th St
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Robert J. Corcoran
Courtney
Daniel E. Conley
Phoenix
Glendale
Conley
Shea Bouelvard
100Th Street
Michael L. Mack
Edward C. Rapp
Alvin Holsapple
Tucson
Holsapple
A. Melvin McDonald
U.S. District Court
Cochise College Park
Richard P. Curran
Jacque Mercer
Walter E. Craig
Curran
Scottsdale-area
Marcus Baumann
Martin W. Rose
Linda Lou Schellhorn
Maricano A. Rivera, Jr
Carl R. Tamuty
Cave Creek
Neal H. Linderberg
George E. Wolowik
N. 64Th Place
John Charles Massie
Lubbock
Tex
Carl A. Muecke
Marketing Specialists Inc
Scottsdale Land Investment Firm
Walter L. Davidson
E. Columbus Ave
William P. Copple
Stephen P. Thibideau
E. Presidio
Prevost
Science delves deeper in bio rhythms study
University of California biologist Jerry Feldman explains biological clocks govern daily rhythms across life forms. He notes internal timing synchronizes internal clocks, affects jet lag, drug reactions, and surgical timing, with humans using varied cycles in practice. Feldman works on genetics of clocks under a 54000 grant.
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Robert P. Studer
Copley News Service
Jerry F. Feldman
University of California At Santa Cruz
Europe
University of California
Feldman
U.S
National Institute of Health
Mohave Pueblo Chorus Set to Perform The Singing Tree
Mohave fifth and sixth graders will present The Singing Tree at 7 30 tonight in the cafetorium with solos by Alison Arnold and Keith Seaman and Brian Ethridge as narrator. Open to the public.
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Mohave
Alison Arnold
Keith Seaman
Brian Ethridge
Scottsdale College Adds Four Inservice Nursing Courses
Four new in service nursing courses will be offered at Scottsdale Community College for the spring semester. The classes cover care of acutely ill patients pharmacology for nurses a refresher course for registered nurses and principles and practices of operating room nursing. Registration runs January 11 to 18 with classes starting January 17.
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Scottsdale Community College
Swine Flu Epidemic Raises Questions Over Last Year’s Shot
The message warns that the previous year's flu vaccine may not protect against a potential swine flu epidemic. It asks readers if they would prefer to rest a week in bed to recover or seek vaccination and protection.
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Jack O. Briggs
E. Palm Lane
Briggs
Roger Strand
Salvador Revelos
Temperman
Scottsdale Valley National Bank
Reveres
FDPO
Vall
Rass
Cameelback Phosoik
Shocman Li
Mohave-Pueblo
Joan Sheff
Pueblo
Sherry Dickerson
McCormick Ranch
Patel
Tri-City Nurses Registry
Thrifty Door Shop
McDowell Rd
Polynesian Plaza
Arizona
Sears
Dagasse
ST Sears, Roebuck and Oh
Pictureland
Mesa
Iphotographers
Eloh
United Artists Theatres
Rea Sas
Shanon
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