Hearst Kidnapping SLA Demands 4 Million Food Ransom
The Symbionese Liberation Army demanded another $4 million in food as a condition for Patty Hearst's release, threatening to hold her hostage until the two SLA members jailed for murder in Oakland are exchanged. The message, left on a San Francisco phone booth, lists assets of Randolph Hearst and outlines food distribution points in the Bay Area.
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Cecil Williams
SLA
San Quentin
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Patty Hearst
Iran
Cinque
Hearsts
Miss Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Miss ‘Hearst
Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Voice of Cinque
Hearst Family
Hearst Foundation
la Jolla
Calif
Hearst
Marysville
Patty
East Palo Alto
West Oakland
San Francisco
Mission District
Chinatown
Western Addition
Hunter’s Point
San Francisco Bay Area
Western Addition Neighborhood Organization of
Ellsberg likens plight to Solzhenitsyn in Scottsdale lecture
Daniel Ellsberg compared his situation to exiled author Alexander Solzhenitsyn recounting how both governments used illegal means to target critics. He cited White House break-in, covert investigations, and a memo authorizing psychiatric file probes as part of efforts to destroy his public image.
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Rusty Foley
Daniel Ellsberg
Alexander Solzhenitzyn
Scottsdale Community College
Ellsberg
Russia
Solzhenitzyn
Pentagon
Elisberg
U. S
Vietnam
White House
Nixon
Colson
Hunt
John Erlichman
Corral’s Old Corral Hosts Private Farewell Night
Regulars at the Old Corral on First Street held a private farewell party for the building before its demolition as part of Scottsdale’s Downtown Redevelopment Project. A smoke bomb inside caused minor smoke, with only smoldering paper found. fire crews responded. The eatery at 7317 E First St will be replaced by a new Old Corral nearby east of the Chamber of Commerce in the Little Red Schoolhouse site.
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E. First St
Alfredo Corral
Chamber of Commerce
Little Red Schoolhouse
Warmer Sunny Forecast For Scottsdale Valley
Forecasters at the Phoenix National Weather Service predict warming and sun through Friday. After recent snow rain and cold, conditions have shifted eastward. Expect afternoon highs in the mid 70s and overnight lows around 40.
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Scottsdale
Valley
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Arizona
Settlement of Hopi Navajo land dispute stalls in Congress
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald said on Wednesday that the Hopi and Navajo fight over 1.8 million acres in Arizona remains unsolved. He warned the tribes must settle the dispute themselves and noted no progress in a bill in Congress after 12 years.
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White Cone
Congress
Peter MacDonald
MacDonald
Arizona
Leasehold tax bill faces doubtful Senate vote in Phoenix
A Phoenix report notes a Senate vote on a leasehold tax bill aimed at tax exempt property and Indian reservations with an unclear fate. A defense attorney for former Court Commissioner Nancy Skomp highlighted discrepancies in police descriptions of events around her aggravated assault trial.
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Phoenix
Senate
Nancy Skomp
Mrs. Skomp
Wolfe Ordered to Stand Trial for Scottsdale Travelodge Robbery
Judge Dan Roth ordered Larry Wolfe to stand trial in Superior Court next month for the January 15 robbery of the Scottsdale Travelodge. Wolfe, 32, was arrested after stakeout observers tracked him to three local hotels. Police say he may be linked to five Scottsdale and five Phoenix hotel robberies. Continuous hearing ended with a finding of probable cause and a March 7 appearance set for Wolfe.
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Dan Roth
Larry Wolfe
Superior Court
Scottsdale
Fifth Ave
Wolfe
Phoenix
Lorin Shelley
Mesa
Scottsdale Justice Court
Shelley
Roth
James Kirshner
Kirshner
Heresay
Obituary: Elliot G. Scott former Scottsdale councilman dies
Elliot G. Scott 89 a longtime Scottsdale resident and former town councilman died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived on First Avenue and farmed ten acres before starting a blacksmith shop and later ran it with his son Kenton until 1967. Scott served on Scottsdale Town Council 1951 1960 and was Camelback Cemetery Board director for 30 years. He was treasurer of First Baptist Church for 25 years and held Masonry and historical society memberships. He is survived by his wife two children six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services will be Saturday at Messinger Mortuary with burial at Camelback Cemetery. Visitation is after 6 p.m. today.
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Elliot G. Scott
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Scott
First Ave
Worthville
Keamn’s Canyon
1St Avenue
Scottsdale Road
2Nd Street
Brown Ave
Kenton
Scott
Camelback Cemetery Board
First Baptist Church of
M. Lora Scott
Theo Goodman
Woodland Hills
Calif
George W.scott
Betty Haines
Mildred Graham
Robert D. Gusick Memorial Service Held Sunday
Memorial services for Robert Daniel Gusick 63 actor and Scottsdale Community Players member will be 1 p.m. Sunday at Sinai Mortuary Chapel Phoenix resident died Feb 14. He came to Arizona 15 years ago from Pennsylvania owned Dry Wall Contractors in Phoenix acted in Phoenix theatres and Jewish Community Center Survivors include wife Miriam two sons Karl Phoenix Paul California two daughters Irma Rubin Esta Damsky Florida mother Ida Gusick seven grandchildren Contributions suggested to American Heart Fund.
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Robert Daniel Gusick
The
Scottsdale
Community Players
Sinai Mortuary Chapel
N. 16Th St
Mr. Gusick
Phoenix
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Phoenix Theatres
Jewish Community Center
Miriam
Karl
Paul
California
Irma
Rubin
Esta Damsky
Florida
Ida Gusick
American Heart Fund
Dorothy L LaMay Services Set in Scottsdale
Mrs. Dorothy L LaMay 81 of 3202 N Scottsdale Road will be honored with a 7 30 p m service Friday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Cremation follows She died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital born in Rochester New York came to Arizona 10 years ago a homemaker Survivors include two daughters Mrs Troy Martin of Scottsdale Mrs Ross Kleen Stuber of Milford Pa one sister out of state and four grandchildren
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Dorothy L. LaMay
Scottsdale Road
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School’Road
LaMay
Rochester
N.Y
Scottsdale
Arizonia
Troy “Martin
Ross Kleenstuber
Milford
Arthur C. Dahl obituary notice
Private services were held for Arthur C. Dahl 78 of 7637 E Mariposa who died Monday in Scottsdale Community Hospital. He lived in Arizona 242 years and retired 13 years ago as a sales manager for General Electric Supply San Francisco a post he held for 30 years. Survivors include his wife Pearly and a son Prof Richard Dahl of the Arizona State University School of Law.
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Arthur C. Dahl
E. Mariposa
Dahl
California
Scottsdale Community Hospital
Arizona
General Electric Supply
San Francisco
Pearly
Prof
Richard Dahl
The
Arizona State University School of Law
State Mental Retardation Board Seeks Supplemental Funds
The board asked the Legislature for a supplemental appropriation to cover budget overruns at four mental retardation facilities. Paul Vulkan reportedly overspent by about 170000 for extra personnel, with no immediate action taken on his dismissal. Legislators met Gov Williams to discuss the situation while denying a merger plan with the Department of Economic Security.
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Phoenix
UPI
State
Paul Vulkan
Tucson
Wulkan
Jack Williams
Ser
Hal Runyan
Ritchfield
Department of Economic Security
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Dorothy ‘LaMay
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