Three Treated After Friday Auto Accidents In Scottsdale
Three Scottsdale residents were treated and released from Baptist Hospital after two automobile accidents Friday. Eight year old Chris Grimmera was injured in a car bicycle crash on Catalina. Bruce Stallman was driving a southbound car on 78th Street when Grimmera crossed in front. Stallman cited for speed not reasonable and prudent. Grimmera cited for failure to yield. Fred Schoeffler and wife Yola were injured when their car was struck by a vehicle driven by Bess Estes who failed to stop at a stop sign. Estes cited for failure to yield.
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Baptist Hospital
Chris Grimmera
E. Thomas
Bruce Stallman
E. Earll
Stallman
Grimmera
Catalina
Grimmmera
Fred Schoeffler
E. Buena Vista
Yola
Bess Estes
Mesa
Estes
Indian School Rd
Pima Rd
Schoeffler
Schoefflers
Guardsmen Clear Isla Vista Streets Amid UCSB Turmoil
Riot-trained National Guard troops cleared streets around the UC Santa Barbara area as protests continued. Some arrests occurred, curfew extended, and a petition led by Harvey Levin called for an end to campus violence. Kunstler faced possible cross-state incitement inquiry.
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Santa ‘Barbara
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Reagan
William Kunstler
Chicago ‘Seven
UCSB
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Chicago
Bank of America
San Fernando Valley State
Northridge
James Cleary
N Viets Capture Hilltop in Laos Then Abandon It
North Vietnamese troops seized a Laotian government outpost nine miles from San Thong and later withdrew as Laotian forces counterattacked. Gen Vang Pao commands a 55 mile front from the Plain of Jars to Long Cheng as intel notes long range rocket emplacements near Vientiane and the move may shift toward Luang Prabang.
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Plain of Jars
North Vietnam
Blue Ribbon Finalists Named In Arizona Scholastic Art Show
Nine Scottsdale artists are named Blue Ribbon Finalists in the Arizona Regional Scholastic Art Competition with 61 gold keys and 387 achievement keys awarded before the exhibit at 22 East Monroe Phoenix. The event, run by Scholastic Magazines and locally sponsored by Valley National Bank, drew over 3,000 entries across 16 classifications with top 100 entries chosen for Blue Ribbon status.
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Arizona
E. Monroe
Phoenix
Scholastic
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Valley National Bank
Kim Frasier
Susan Sutton
Robert Broadhurst
Saguaro
Tom Simon
Scottsdale High
Scott McKay
David Redding
Renee Peppy
Coronado
Patty Graves
Debi Milstein
Kim Fraiser
Supai
Steve Alward
Lucy Burinsky
Carol Larsen
Arcadia
Dave Redding
Keys
Janet Marion
Barbara Grant
Mark Hanson
Rene Menard
Victor Scherer
Camelback Desert Day School
Paul Cox
Pam Smith
Jana Davis
Tonalea
Burglaries Net About $1000 In Two Homes
Burglars looted two homes Friday totaling about $1000. Norbert Ritter’s house at 8507 E Jackrabbit Rd lost $605 of jewelry after forcing the rear kitchen door. Jean Corbett’s home at 8325 E Fairmont lost $365 in stereo tape equipment, entries by window.
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E. Jackrabbit ‘Rd
Jean Corbett
E. Fairmont
Arizona Extends Vehicle License Tab Deadline to March 14
The Arizona Legislature passed a two week grace period for new motor vehicle license tabs. Gov. Williams signed the bill after the House earlier approved a one week extension. Senate leaders insisted on a two week extension, aligning with Maricopa County Assessor Kenneth Kunes.
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UPI
Arizona
Jack Williams
House
Maricopa County
Kenneth Kunes
Senate
Dionne Quint Dead in Montreal Home
Marie Dionne Houle one of the Dionne quintuplets was found dead in her Montreal apartment at 35. Autopsy ordered. no foul play suspected. She separated from her husband Florian four years ago and leaves two children Emilie and Monique in a convent.
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Montreal
UPI
Marie Dionne Houle
March 1, 1970 Horoscope Overview
Sunday forecast urges careful planning and restraint to progress without forcing outcomes. Aries should resolve personal issues first, Taurus receives practical advice from a friend, and Gemini should improve ally relations. other signs are urged to nurture loyalty, study fundamentals, and pursue balanced social activity.
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Moon Children
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