Obituary of Alice M. Andrews Prescott area secretary dies
Alice M. Andrews 43 a legal secretary for attorney Philip Goldstein and former secretary for Prescott Mayor Frank Tutt and Judge Eric Jacobson of the Arizona Court of Appeals died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. She lived in Prescott and Scottsdale and is survived by her husband David M. a son and a daughter 11 grandchildren and more. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary cremation following. Contributions to the Arizona Eye Bank suggested.
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Alice M. Andrews
Philip Goldstein
Prescott
Frank Tutt
Eric Jacobson
Arizona Court of Appeals
Good Samaritan Hospital
Andrews
E. Windsor
Muncie
Ind
Scottsdale
David M
Dennis M
Diane Maria Cole
Tempe
Harold McCaffrey
Messinger Mortuary
Arizona Eye Bank
Nurse Helen B Wood obituary in Scottsdale
Mrs Helen B Wood 69 died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after 28 years as a licensed practical nurse. Mass was at Our Lady of Perpetual Help and burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors: son Wallace A Wood. daughters Theresa Smith and Eleanor Zeller. two brothers. six grandchildren.
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Helene Blanche Wood
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
N. Miller
St. Francis Cemetery
Wood
Minnetowa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Wallace A
Scottsdale
Theresa Smith
Phoenix
Eleanor Zeller
New York
Frederik Gulliksen Dies in Phoenix at 61
Frederik Gulliksen 61 native of Wayne Michigan who moved to Arizona in 1956 and was a member of Christ Church Lutheran died Monday at Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery after private services Survivors include his wife Beatrice daughter Donna Dixon of Chandler son Fredrik J of Scottsdale two sisters in Michigan and two grandchildren.
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Frederik Gulliksen
Wayne, Mich
Arizona
Christ Church Lutheran
Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital
Mr. Gulliksen
Almeria
Veterans of Wars
Loyal Order of Moose
Phoenix
Beatrice
Donna’ M. Dixon
Chandler
Fredrik J
Scottsdale
Michigan
Green Acres Cemetery
Ruth Critz services held for 80 year old Arizonan
Mrs. Ruth A. Critz of 3620 S Miller Rd No 17 died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services were held Wednesday and burial will be in Iowa City Green Acres Mortuary handled arrangements. She came to Arizona in 1963 from Iowa City where she worked 32 years in retail clothing. Survivors include daughter Bette J. Craig Scottsdale sister and two grandchildren.
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Ruth A. Critz
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Towa City
Iowa
Green Acres Mortuary
Arizona
Iowa City
Bette J. Craig
Scottsdale
Final Film of Series Shown by Scottsdale Library
The Scottsdale Public Library presents the last program in its 1973 Young People's Winter Film Festival on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Library Auditorium. The lineup includes The Shivering King The Story of King Midas and The African Storyteller. Admission is free and families are invited. a new children’s film series starts January 5.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Midas
Tunney Divorce Sealed After Four-Hour Settlement Session
UPI reports Senator John V. Tunney and his wife Mieke Tunney were divorced in Riverside California after a nearly 15 year marriage. Judge Thomas Bucciarelli finalized the decree following a private four hour settlement meeting with both sides.
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Riverside
Calif
UPI
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Mieke
Superior Court
Thomas Bucciarelli
Tunneys
Nixon trip draws Secret Service FAA criticism over fuel saving flight
In San Clemente a Secret Service spokesman and FAA chief Alexander Butterfield criticized President Nixon for flying a United Airlines commercial flight from Dulles to California. The White House defended the trip as fuel saving, noting no special measures were required. The move allegedly saved about 40,000 gallons of fuel.
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San Clemente
UPI
Secret Service
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Nixon
California
Alexander P. Butterfield
Butterfield
United Airlines
Dulles International
Washington
Tricia
White House
Ziegler
LaSota Considered for Phoenix Chief City Judge Post
Jack LaSota age 32 and former Phoenix Police legal adviser is to decide today whether to accept as chief city judge. A five member committee approached him last week with an offer that pays 27000 dollars annually.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Police Department
Jack LaSota
Arizona State University Law School
Energy meet to weigh curtailment guidelines in Arizona
A PSC special committee in Phoenix will reconvene on January 7 to discuss emergency electricity curtailment guidelines. The group met on Wednesday but did not act due to differences between Tucson Gas and Electric and Arizona Public Service over the proposed rules.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Arizona Public Service Co
Public Defender Office Seeks Seven Attorneys and Two Investigators
Maricopa County public defender's office plans to hire seven more attorneys and two investigators. Assistant Bedford Douglass Jr. cites workload rise due to Arizona Supreme Court rules implemented Sept. 1.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Mounted police to patrol Kiwanis Park in Tempe
In Tempe the 125 acre Kiwanis Park between Baseline and Guadalupe along the Western Canal will open next fall with mounted police patrolling the site. In Phoenix teachers oppose the required high school free enterprise course set by the 1971 legislature, calling the stance negative.
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Phoenix
Weldon Shofstall
Shofstall
Retired Engineer Sues Over Arizona Unemployment Laws
William Barry a 69 year old retiree filed a superior court suit alleging Arizona unemployment compensation laws discriminate against the elderly minorities and part time workers. He says he was denied benefits after working part time as an electronics technician for several years.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
William Barry
Barry
Dallas family dunes on lake shore seeks quiet life
The Blackmans family of seven pitched a tent near Lake Ray Hubbard to escape noisy neighbors and traffic. They praise the health benefits of outdoor living but reservoir manager Walter Lane orders them to move, citing health, sanitation, and policy concerns. The family plans to relocate or pursue a rural life with a small farm.
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Dallas
UPI
Matthew
Windy Lake Ray Hubbard
Toni
Bob
Walter Lane
Blackmans
Tempe man to face hearing in armed robbery case
An 18 year old Tempean, Larry James Rady, faces a preliminary hearing Friday in Scottsdale Justice Court on two armed robbery counts. Bond set at 11000. Police say he robbed Polynesian Liquors on Christmas Day and again Saturday and may be linked to earlier liquor store holdups and other local robberies.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Tempean
Larry James Rady
Dan Roth
E. McDowell Rd
Rady
George Graham
Ronald Dean
Dean
Arrest of youth clears eight Scottsdale break ins
A 14 year old Scottsdale boy was arrested after eight residential burglaries since mid November. Det Richard Coates said seven break ins occurred at an apartment complex on 68th Street and Osborne Road. Police recovered a small portion of about $2000 in cash and stolen property. The youth was referred to juvenile authorities. Residents provided information leading to the arrest.
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Scottsdale
Richard Coates
Coates
68Th Street
Osborne Road
Burgers Chef Break-In Leads to Food Theft
Police report a Christmas day theft at the Burger Chef on 6863 East McDowell Road. About 65 pounds of ham burger patties 72 pounds of fish patties and 40 pounds of cheese were taken after a door lock was broken Tuesday while closed. the break-in was found Wednesday morning.
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Burger Chef
E. McDowell Rd
Cold nights to continue in Scottsdale and Valley
Forecasters say chilly weather will linger through Sunday with afternoon highs in the 60s and overnight lows near 40. Expect some high cloudiness but ample sun as Scottsdale recorded a 65 degree high and 30 degree low earlier this week.
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Scottsdale
Valley
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Wood cutters warned as state lands patrol urged
State Land Commissioner Andrew Bettwy urged Arizona authorities to patrol state lands to curb illegal firewood cutting amid an energy crisis after inspecting sites. He said sawyers and trailers were widespread on state land during his tour.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Andrew Bettwy
Bettwy
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