Duff Tweed Carves a Niche in Scottsdale Art Scene
Canadian-born artist Duff Tweed, long linked with Disney, carves cartoonish golfers and cowboys in wood. After desert work near Scottsdale, Arizona, his pieces gained sales potential at Bostrom's in Fashion Square. He hopes to complete a Leo Durocher caricature for the Pink Pony wall.
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Frigid Midwest Snow and Deep Freeze Sweep East
Frigid air from the Midwest to the East pushes temperatures below freezing across the country. Record lows hit Iowa Minnesota Massachusetts and West Virginia as snow and wind battered New England and the Great Lakes. The death toll rises with winter storms affecting the Midwest and Northeast while the Far West sees a chilly rain ending mild weather.
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Seven Scouts to Receive Awards at Court of Honor
Seven boys will receive Scout ranks and merit badges Monday at the Court of Honor for Troop 42 at Ascension Lutheran Church 7100 N Mockingbird Ln. Howard Teasmer Tenderfoot Jeff Myers and Eric LaPrade Second Class Dick Kerry and Dave Elston First Class John Gruntz and Dave Bratten fishing merit badges. A potluck supper precedes the ceremony at 6 00.
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Speck murder trial judge retreats amid rights suit
Judge Herbert C. Paschen, under a constitutional rights case from the Tribune, secludes at his Winnetka home to prepare a reply. He says he will not halt the Speck trial, now in its first week with few jurors chosen as 125 questioned from a pool of over 2,500, with weeks of jury selection ahead.
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Fists for hire tale tied to Sunny slope service station case
At a preliminary hearing two men faced two counts each of assault with a deadly weapon and burglary in the December 26 attack on state Appeals Court Judge Henry Stevens and his wife. Hyatt and Rowley described a paid “fists for hire” operation run from Sunset Service Station with mastermind Russell Long named by a police detective as the planner.
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Stillman and AFIT head to speak at Scottsdale Rotary
Dr. Arthur L. Peterson president of the American Institute of Foreign Trade and Guy Stillman of Scottsdale will address the Scottsdale Rotary Club Monday at the Camelback Inn. The talk focuses on AFIT Latin America Educational Development with Stillman noted as a nine month AFIT graduate and school director who recently completed a State Department tour of Mexico.
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Obituary for David A Vetter in Phoenix
David Alfred Vetter 82 died Friday in a Phoenix nursing home. He lived at 6700 E Thom as and moved to Phoenix in 1958 after a career as a cold storage plant engineer in Kansas City. He was a Masonic Lodge Shrine Scottish Rite and Order of Eastern Star member. Services Monday at 10 a.m. Faith Lutheran Church in Phoenix with burial at Double Butte Cemetery in Tempe. Survivors include his wife Mary Ellen and a sister living out of state.
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Clam Hungry Youth Gets Diplomacy In Connecticut
A 17 year old at an all you can eat clams restaurant in New Britain Connecticut asked for a seventh helping after six portions. The sign advertising 99 cents prompted a police officer to intervene using diplomacy. The youth agreed to one more serving and left.
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If you miss delivery contact Circulation Customer Service at 947 7544 to correct the issue. Phones operate on weekdays until 6 30 p m and Saturdays until 2 0 E W E
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