Burglaries Hit Scottsdale As Stores And Homes Reported
A new clothing store opened Monday and other Scottsdale premises were burglarized Tuesday. The Pantry Pants at 1815 N Scottsdale Rd lost clothing items a stereo and a tape deck valued about 1602 dollars between 10 15 p m Monday and 6 45 a m Tuesday. A homeowner reported 1818 dollars in furniture and items taken from 7736 E Pinchot between Sunday 3 and 5 p m. A neighbor saw four men loading goods into a maroon pickup and a white Ranchero. Other residences at 6707 E Earls Dr reported pried windows and items worth about 359 dollars stolen between 1 and 145 p m Tuesday. A gun and multiple records and tapes were taken from that home. At Saguaro High School a construction trailer had a window broken and a screen removed between 4 p m Monday and 6 30 a m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
Leo Pagel
E. Pinchot
Pagel
Vern Christian
Edward Armijo
E. Earls
Saguaro High School
Obituary notices for JoAnn McGee and John Lynch in Scottsdale
JoAnn McGee 40 secretary for Motorola died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Scottsdale. Survived by son James daughters Kathleen and Laurie McGuire mother Mrs. Paul Giusto sister Mrs. Camille LaCross all of Scottsdale. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary with funeral Friday 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and burial in St. Francis Cemetery. John F. Lynch 45 salesman for J C Penney in Scottsdale and World War II veteran died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Survived by wife Joyce four sons Timothy Mike Steven John and two daughters Terre Jane Mary Jeanette all of Scottsdale, father John and three sisters in Minnesota. Mass Thursday 10 a.m. at St Daniel's Church with burial in Green Acres.
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JoAnn McGee
Motorola
Good Samaritan Hospital
McGee
E. Oak
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
New York
Scottsdale
Mesa Motorola
James
Kathleen McGuire
Laurie McGuire
Paul Giusto
Camille LaCross
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
St. Francis Cemetery
John F. Lynch
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Green Acres
Mortuary
Lynch
N. 87Th Pl
Minnesota
J. C. Penney Co
Joyce
Timothy
Mike
Steven
John
Terre Jane
Mary Jeanette
St. Daniel’s Church
Obituary Notes and Memorial Services Include Brooks and Porter
Mrs Suk Hi Brooks born Seoul Korea died at home 6220 Casa Blanca Bdence age 36 came to Scottsdale in 1964 member of Scottsdale United Methodist Church survivors include husband Donald R sister Suk Soon Kim father Kui Duk Kim brother all of Seoul services at 3 pm Thursday in Messinger Mortuary cremation to follow Roy Wilson Porter Porter 48 former surveyor in Ohio died Monday at Ft Whipple V A Hospital in Prescott born Kentucky member of Methodist Church worked for Margo Enterprises Scottsdale veteran of World War II came to Scottsdale from Moorehead Ky eight months ago services held this afternoon in M L Gibbons Mortuary Mesa burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens Hohokam Retired Military Officers Club to hold December dinner and installation at Williams AFB officers club Saturday
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Suk Hi Brooks
Seoul
Korea
Casa Blanca
Brooks
Scottsdale
Donald R
Suk. Soon
Kim
Eae
Kui Duk Kim
Messinger Mortuary
Roy. Wilson Porter
Ohio
Ft. Whipple
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Prescott
Porter
Monterey Way
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Margo Enterprises
Moorehead
Cille
Patty Siler
South Point
Safe found in desert near E Bar S ranch north of Scottsdale
Sheriff deputies investigated a seized safe found in the desert north of Scottsdale near 10909 E Shea Blvd at the E Bar S ranch. Omar Duncan, a local resident, said the box appeared shot full of holes and Scottsdale police were aiding in identification efforts. A separate fire call reported a dinner fire at John W Barber residence 8517 E Wilshire at 5 29 p m tonight. firefighters found the oven fire out with no damage.
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Sheriff's” Deputies
Scottsdale
E Bar S Ranch
E. Shea Blvd
Omar Duncan
John W. Barber
E. Wilshire
Senate faces filibuster over SST funding amid talkathon threat
Senate braced for a filibuster on 210 million dollars for SST development as Sen Alan Bible seeks immediate consideration of the transportation conference report. House backed the 210 million while leaders warned adjournment could hinge on ongoing deadlock and postponement of other measures.
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Alan Bible
D-Nev
Transportation Appropriations Conference
Bible
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Nixon
Cambodia
House
Senate House
Fulbright Battles Cambodian Aid Fight in Senate
In Washington the clash over a $255 million Cambodian aid proposal pits administration allies led by Henry Kissinger against Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Gravel who demand extended debate. Dole and Griffin accuse opponents of stalling adjournment to bury the measure.
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Washington
UPI
Cambodia
Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
J. William Fulbright
Senate
Kissinger
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Weer
Robert Dole
R-Kans
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Fulbright
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Gravel
Dole
Griffin
Police Complete 5-Week Training Across Valley Departments
Scottsdale Mesa and Glendale officers join three Arizona Corporation Commission employees in a five week 200 hour basic police course. The program, run by the Scottsdale Police Department, fulfilled state requirements mandating completion within six months of hire.
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Scottsdale
Mesa
Glendale
Arizona Corporation ‘Commissionin
Thomas Madaras
Richard Regan
G.L. Porcupile
Joel Manley
Rick Rohm
The
Corporation Commission
Richard Zell
Glendale Police Department
Scottsdale Children Hear Percussion At City Hall Music Hour
Youngsters will hear the Kananda String Quartet directed by Mac Mandel at City Hall on Saturday at 10 am. Children may sit on the floor in the Kiva and ask questions while parents observe the informal concert. The event is free and includes milk and cookies. It is co sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department and the Music Performance Trust Fund.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Main St
Kananda String Quartet
Mac Mandel
Phoenix Federation of Musicans
Paradise Valley Clubhouse Permit Hearing Delayed
A Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission continued a hearing on a temporary Camelback Country Club clubhouse permit. Adam Byrd of Camelback Inn appeared for Marriott Corp. The commission asked for site plans, a traffic flow study, and estimated duration of the structure. The panel also recommended traffic control changes at Mockingbird Lane Butler Drive and adjacent intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Camelback Country
Marriott Corp
Country Club
Byrd
Scottsdale man given 90 day jail term after rollover
Joel D. Von Hinken was arrested at 1 a.m. at 79th Street and Hubbell after his car rolled over and he allegedly tried to elude police. He pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident in City Court, with a 90 day county jail sentence imposed and other charges dismissed.
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Scottsdale
79Th Street
Hubbell
Joel D. von Hinken
76Th St
VonHinken
Edward Boyle
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Prek Temeak
Mrs.’Suk Hi Brooks
Roy Wilson
N. Sirrine
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hohokam
Williams Air Force Base
Steve Gerstel
91St
Gaylord
Nelson
D-Wis
William Proxmire
By John Hall
Arizona
Michael Alt
Herber Babb
Charles”Henderson
Thomas Hill
Henry Mulch
Gary Rogers
Linda Zuideman
Darryl Bulzoni
Donald Forney
52Nd Street
Butler Drive
44Th Street
McDonald
P.m
Dow Jones Honeywell
IBM
Indus
Ind Nickel
Trans
St&t
Utilities
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
United Press International
Marcor
F. I. DuPont
Minnesota Mining
Glore Forgan & Co
North Anin Rockwell
Alcoa
Northrup
American Brands
Owens Illinois
Can
Pamerican
American Motors
At&t
Penn Central
Anaconda
Pepsico
Arizona Public
Sve
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
Raytheon
Bendix
RCA
Bethlehem
Union Oil
Frontier
Uniroyal
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
General Electric
US Steel
General Motors
Webb
Xerox General Telephone
Goodyear
Zenith
Jim Jozwiak
Jozwiak
Continental Bank
Rane
Cos Oo
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