Scottsdale students begin Yule vacation across districts
Students at Arizona State University, Scottsdale Public Schools and Scottsdale Community College start holidays Friday. ASU and Scottsdale schools resume January 3, Scottsdale Community College returns January 17 for the second semester.
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Crossword Puzzle Across Items and Clues
Puzzle clues list across items such as Fell in drops Journeys forth Charm Prophet Gotten up Grants use of Goes by water with entries 46 Yugoslav leader 48 Harvest 51 ArtuKard 53 Resort 56 Compass point 58 Spanish for yes indicating a themed crossword.
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Sanity hearing set for James D. Parle in officer slaying
A sanity hearing for 20 year old James D. Parle is scheduled for December 27 in Maricopa County Superior Court to determine if he can stand trial for the December murder of motorcycle officer Albert Bluhm who was shot while stopping a pickup camper on a northwest Phoenix street.
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Astrological Forecast for Sunday December 19 1971
General trends note higher energy to simplify tasks including Christmas shopping and weekly planning. Aries trips and rules compliance. Taurus seeks higher awareness and valuable contacts. Gemini meditation boosts intuition. Moon Children harmony with concessions. Leo starts early to tackle duties. Virgo recreation and creativity favored. Libra improve home conditions and entertain. Scorpio worship then social. Sagittarius expand consciousness with expert business advice. Capricorn activity with early contact. Aquarius plan ahead and reduce errors. Pisces renew entertainment with friends for holidays.
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U S ships and planes placed on alert over Cuba attack threat
The United States ordered naval vessels and fighter aircraft on alert Friday night to deter further Cuban attacks on commercial ships in the Caribbean. President Nixon pressed Cuba to release Capt Jose Villa and his crew after the Panamanian flagged Johny Express was attacked and seized. Havana denied responsibility and pledged to resist. The Pentagon signaled unspecified defensive measures and naval forces moved closer to the Caribbean as tensions rise.
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Obituary for Eleanor Mary Freeman
Eleanor Mary Freeman 44 died Friday at home 5926 E Wilshire. Rosary at Whitney Murphy Arcadia Chapel 7 p.m. Sunday. Mass 10 a.m. Monday at Church of St Theresa. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survived by husband Nevin son Thomas W and five daughters Aileen Barbara Sara Jaret Kathleen. born Oak Park Illinois moved to Phoenix 11 years ago from El Cajon California.
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Nellie Hammond longtime club leader dies in Arizona
Mrs. Nellie B Hammond 77 a former bookkeeper and president of the Business and Professional Women's Club in Anderson Ind died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She resided at 6502 E Thomas and was a DAR member and charter Scottsdale Bible Church member Born in Morgantown West Virginia she moved to the area nine years ago Survivors include three daughters Georgetta Poirier San Diego Emma Jo Miller Kalispell Mont and Harriet Runyon Phoenix a brother in Ohio nine grandchildren and a great grandchild Services were held at Paradise Chapel 3934 E Indian School Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Contributions may be made to the Diabetic Fund in care of Paradise Chapel
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Gas leak at Aberdeen Apartments after hit and run
Scottsdale firemen responded to a gas leak caused by a hit and run at 815 N Hayden Rd and Aberdeen Apartments at 5 57 p m. Fire crews stood by for about 90 minutes until an Arizona Public Service crew shut off the leak. The hit and run driver remains at large.
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Burglars Steal TV and Cash From Mary Habgood Home
Police investigated a burglary at 8208 E Highland that afternoon after a rear window was forced open. A $400 television and $50 in cash were missing from the living room and a bedroom respectively while drawers in the bedroom were ransacked. A neighbor saw a pickup truck near the residence during the window of the crime.
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Girl injured by asphalt chunk on McDowell Road
A 10 year old girl, Kim Tronson, sustained facial cuts and a black eye when a chunk of asphalt hit the car she rode in at 6500 E. McDowell. The vehicle was driven by Lewis Finnel with passenger Kim Tronson, who was struck Friday at 8 25 p.m. Police said the asphalt was apparently thrown from near the roadway and a light colored pickup was seen parked near Cross-cut Canal and McDowell Road.
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E. Oak
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W. Tuckey Lane
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