Mohave Middle School Boys Petition For School Aid
A group of Mohave Middle School boys in Scottsdale circulated a petition with about 205 signatures from seventh and eighth graders to protest two defeated bond issues aimed at easing crowding. They urge another bond, redrawn enrollment zones, or federal aid, and ask voters to prioritize education over material issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daeck Colline
Mark Gamble
Mohave School
Charles Till
Mohave
William Schimmel
E. McDonald
Tom Heald
Lester Heald
I. Rose Ln
Howard Davidson
B. Berridgeon
Scottsdale
Eight killed on Arizona roads during holiday weekend
Eight persons died on Arizona highways during the Christmas holiday weekend ending Monday. The latest victim was Nancy Ruth Bollenbacher 21 of Mankato Minnesota killed when her car left U S 90 west of Gila Bend. Also killed were Sylvester Banks 37 of Tucson and James Richard Ohlwister 23 of Winslow. Banks died after his car struck a parked vehicle on the Palo Verde overpass in Tucson. Ohlwiler died when his car struck two horses on a county road near Coraville.
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Arizona
Nancy Ruth Bollenbacher
Mankato
Minn
U.S. 90
Gila Bend
Sylvester Banks
Tucson
James Richard Ohlwster
Winslow
Banks
Palo Verde
Ohlwiler
Coraville
Three Slightly Injured In Separate Scottsdale Crashes
Scottsdale police reported three people were slightly hurt in separate weekend crashes. Kathryn Donaldson, 21, on a motorcycle on Miller Road. Ernest Ward, 17, hit a sign and tree after a tire blowout on Scottsdale Road. Raymond Darnica, 20, rear ended another car on Scottsdale Road. All three treated or cited for control issues. one rider’s brother unhurt.
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Scottsdale
Kathryn Donaldson
N. Miller Rd
Ernest Ward
Raymond Darnica
Delaware
Donaldson
Miller Rd
N. Miller
Ward
Frontier Town
Shopping Center
Scottsdale Rd
House blaze causes $100 damage during Christmas weekend
A storage room fire at 3201 N 63rd St occupied by Robert Shearer caused about $100 damage. Twelve firefighters fought the blaze on Saturday. Four other fires over the holiday weekend totaled roughly $35. A stove fire at 6819 1 Bellview caused $10, and a car fire at Papaga Plaza Shopping Center caused $25 from a carburetor backfire.
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Robert Shearer
63Rd St
Bellview
Papagao Plaza
Obituary of Olive Beene Pioneer of Scottsdale Community
Mrs Olive June Beene 70 of 2837 N Tist Place died Saturday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital She was born in Kendrick Oklahoma and moved to Scottsdale 17 years ago She is survived by her husband Edgar three daughters Doddie Finley Phoenix Margret Cole Plainview Texas and Faye Wiskey Cushing Oklahoma three brothers and a sister seven grandchildren and a great grandchild Services were held today at the First Southern Baptist Church Scottsdale Burial was at Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Olive June Beene
N. Tist Place
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Beene
Kendrick
Oklo
Scottsdale
Edgar
Mes
Doddie Finley
Phoenix
Margret Cole
Plainview
Texas
Faye Wiskey
Cushing, Okla
First Southern Baptist Church
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Ho breaks silence on war as truce ends and truce fallout escalates
North Vietnam leader Ho Chi Minh, appearing on Christmas Day, declared the U S aggressors will be defeated and praised unity and heroism as U S bombing resumed after a 24 hour ceasefire. U S forces then struck North Vietnamese convoys and targets along routes toward South Vietnam amid further fighting and ceasefire violations.
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Tokyo
UPI
Chi Minh
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Johnson
Radio
Continents
U.S
Nhan Dan
U. 8
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Lke
U. S
Cambodia
Laos
Eugene V. Ristier
Saigon
UPD
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
Ashan Valley
Communiata
Thanh Hoa
Panhandle
Vinh
New Jersey Turnpike
J.g
Joseph A. Gerber
Indianapolis
Ind
New Life
Dow Jones Industrial Averages Rise Amid Broad Market Gains
The Dow Jones Industrial Averages show a rise to 988.50 with 1.21 points up, the 20 rail index at 231.03 up 0.49, utilities at 126.21 up 0.60, and the broader market at 300.47 up 0.68. Trading totals reach 6,420,000 shares, with notable activity in many major firms including General Electric General Motors Ford Motors IBM RCA and U.S. Steel as the market trends higher.
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United Press International
Salt Lake City
Precipita
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Ag Bisbee
Bakersfield
Coolidge
Bismarck Cottonwood
Balse
New York
Bass
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Portland
Dow Jones
P.m
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona
Atchison
Topeka
Bell & Howail
Bendix
Boeing Chrysler
CBS DuPont
Wastman
Koda
Iimerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Nickel St&t
Kennecott
Litton
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Owens Illinois
Ean American Pg&e
Parke Davis
Pennsylvania
Cola Polarald
RCA
Raytheon
Rexall
G&e
Sears Roebuck
Wallace 50-50 Wallace on California primary ballot bid
State officials say George Wallace has a 50-50 shot at appearing on California's June presidential primary ballot as a third party candidate. Pat Sullivan reports Wallace's American Independent Party filed 43 242 members in California's 10 largest counties and must reach 66 050 registrations by January 2 deadline to qualify.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
California
H. P
Pat) Sullivan
Wallace
American Independent Party
Sullivan
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Mohave Area
Chase Harrison
William Schimmeler
Willam Donaldson
Darnica
Americo Carvallo
82Nd St
Carvallo
Osborn
Daratca
Corral
Dave
Owen
E. 4Th St
Baptist Hospital
Oldham
Medical Arts Pharmacy V.N.B
Larry Oldham
R.ph
Phono
Mrs. Olive Beene
Mona Clark
Nitaly
Paul Shank
Hotal
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Heageppy Bes
N. Scottsdale RD
Shea Blvd
Jack White
Marlote's Camelback Inn
Prestige Cleaners
East Camelback RD
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