Hijackers who seized Japanese jetliner quit for anonymity
Two gunmen who hijacked a Japanese airliner with 219 aboard at Manila airport surrendered after a nearly 12 hour standoff. They handed over revolvers and sought anonymity as the price for giving up, with officials unsure if the government granted their requests. Passengers were freed and eight stewardesses released in exchange for Japanese officials.
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Manila
The
Philippines
Tokyo
Air Force
Jose Rancudo
Tamotsu Furuta
Japan Air Line
Sakae Seike
Obituary for Clarence Collmeyer 64 in Scottsdale
Clarence Collmeyer 64 died Saturday in John C. Lincoln Hospital Scottsdale. A retired electrical inspector living in Mesa for 33 years he belonged to the International Organization of Electrical Inspectors. Survived by wife Ruth mother Clara Collmeyer of St Louis sons Jonathan Gilbert Bryan brother Paul St Louis sisters Hedwig Crossland Phoenix Gertrude Collmeyer Lorna Eydman Willetta Mahnke and five grandchildren. Services Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens.
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Clarence Collmeyer
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Collmeyer
City of
Scottsdale
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Ruth
Clara Collmeyer
St. Louis
Jonathan
Gilbert and
Bryan
Phoenix
Paul
Hedwig Crossland
Gertrude Collmeyer
Lorna Eydman
Willetta Mahnke
Memorial for Clarence J. Aungst Held in Scottsdale
Clarence J. Aungst 51 of 8425 E Crestwood Way died Friday at Veterans Hospital. Survivors include wife Vivian sons Larry and David and daughters Linda McCauley Debra Aungst and Carol Prough, with services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd. on Wednesday at 2 pm. Interment Paradise Memorial Gardens.
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Clarence J. Aungst
E. Crestwood Way
Veterans Hospital
Order of Eagles
Scottsdale Lodge
Scottsdale
Linda McCauley
Debra Aungst
Carol Prough
Lock Haven
State
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Laura V Simmons 76 Scottsdale Resident Dies
Laura V. Simmons 76 of Scottsdale died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after nine years as a resident. A former owner and executive secretary of Simmoens Lithograph Co in Chicago she managed church and hospital activities and leaves two children Laura Ghere of Scottsdale and Ernest of Miami. Private cryptside services were held with A L Moore & Sons arranging. A donation suggestion was made to the Heart Association of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Chaplain's Fund.
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Laura V. Simmons
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. Edgemont
Methodist Church
Chicago
Laura Ghere
Ernest
Miami
Fila
Eprattat
Heart Association of the
Services for Joseph Smith 90 Held at Green Acres
Joseph Smith 90 retired U S Postal Service died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation is tonight 7 to 9 p m at Green Acres Mortuary with service 2 p m Tuesday and burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He lived at 2033 N 79th Place and was born in Ohio. He served in World War I and belonged to V F W Post 549 in Tucson. Survived by daughters Ruby Dowling Bernice Weatherford and June Pentecost ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Joseph
Smith
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
U. S. Postal Service
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
N. 79Th Place
Ohio
V.F.W. Post
Tucson
Celia
Ruby Dowling
Scottsdale
Bernice Weatherford
Mesa
June Pentecost
Indiana
Dr. D. Alvin Berg Dies in Phoenix at 72
Dr. D. Alvin Berg 72 of 6310 E Layfayette died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital. A retired dentist he came to the Valley 11 years ago. Survived by daughter Edna Bain and two grandchildren Joanne, and two grandchildren. Memorial services will be private at Chapel of the Chimes.
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D. Alvin Berg
E. Layfayette
Phoenix
Chapel of the Chimes
John D Lutlack 44 Dies in Phoenix Hospital
John D. Lutlack age 44 of 8301 E Jackrabbit Rd Phoenix died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix. Survivors include his wife Gloria and a brother. Services and burial were in New York City with Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements.
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John D. Lutlack
E. Jackrabbit
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Mr. Lutlack
Gloria
New York City
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Gunman robs Bonanza Inn lobby holds up attendant
A man in his early 20s robbed the Bonanza Inn Motel 2934 N Scottsdale Rd late Saturday night, escaping on foot with 263 dollars. One gunshot was reportedly fired. Jaque S Neill a Scottsdale motel attendant on duty said the suspect entered the lobby, displayed a weapon, and fled north on Scottsdale Road. Police say witnesses saw a man near the motel but no arrest was made.
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Scottsdale
Neill
Scottsdale Road
Ringing Out Old Postmaster at Scottsdale Office
Robert Schwartz uses the old fire alarm triangle and clapper at the Osborn Road main post office one last time before the system becomes memorabilia. The eight year old building houses a new heat and smoke sensing alarm installed about two months earlier.
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Scottsdale
Robert Schwartz
Osborn Road
Postal Service
Authorities mum on planned AS Prison demonstration
Florence authorities declined to comment on whether a sit-down protest by inmates at Arizona State Prison occurred. State corrections director John Moran told a reporter he would not comment. Moran said authorities knew of a planned demonstration for today.
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Florence
Arizona State Prison
John Moran
Moran
Boy Drowns at State Fairgrounds Lagoon During Livestock Show
Officials report three year old ew Walraven drowned in a lagoon at the Arizona Livestock Show at the State Fairgrounds in Prescott. He was seen at the bottom of the water Sunday afternoon by a spectator and pulled out by a fairgrounds employee.
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Phoenix
Prescott
Arizona
Sonora Governor Biebrich ordered to face proceedings
Carlos Armando Biebrich, who served two months as Sonora governor, must appear before the state attorney general, Cesar Tapia, to answer questions about irregularities revealed in an audit. The audit, overseen after Alejandro Cartillo assumed control, showed 36 million pesos about $3 million missing from the state treasury.
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Tucson
Carlos Armando Biebrich
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona Daily Star
Cesar Tapia
Alejandro Cartillo
Yuman Man Held on Murder Charge in Strangulation Case
PHOENIX A Yuma man James Edward Stoneman 30 is held on an open murder charge in the strangulation death of Agnes Cota 45 whose nude body was found last week near a westside Phoenix sewage treatment plant.
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Phoenix
A. Yuma
James Edward Stoneman
Agnes Cota
Westside
Wellton Brothers Arrested for Truck Stop Robbery
Roy Turrentine and his 18 year old brother Joseph are jailed in Yuma County on $55,000 bond each after arraignment on attempted murder and robbery charges tied to a Wellton truck stop attack in which two employees were stabbed and $87 stolen.
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Yuma
Wellton
Yuma County
Roy Turrentine
Joseph
Kruse Classic Auction Tops $3 Million In Three Day Sale
Kruse Classic Auction Company grossed about 3 million dollars from a three day sale at the Safari Hotel making it the largest in the firm’s four year history. Roughly 700 cars were offered and 210 remained unsold after the high bids. Thomas Barrett II entered 22 cars and sold about one third. The top seller was a 1944 Mercedes 770K four door touring cabriolet bought for 160000 dollars by an anonymous buyer to tour in a traveling display planned for the San Francisco area.
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Kruse Classic Auction Company
Safari Hotel
Gary Young
Kruse
Young
Thomas Barrett II
Third Reich
Hermann Goering
San Francisco
Malpractice Insurance Crisis Pushes Arizona Toward Special Session
Arizona faces a medical malpractice insurance crunch as Travelers plans to drop coverage by April 1. Gov. Raul Castro weighs emergency action if the regular session fails to pass a two thirds emergency measure. Aimed at enabling physician self insurance up to 100000 per doctor and 300000 for groups, with excess handled by a joint underwriting agency.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Arizona
Castro
Travelers Insurance Co
House
Stan Akers
R Phoenix
Senate
Bob Stump
Dtolleson
Akers
Stump
Scottsdale educators to speak at Arizona school boards meet
Scottsdale School District officials William Randall and board member Robert Usdane will address the Arizona School Boards Association conference at Phoenix Civic Plaza. The program covers Collective Bargaining in Education with Usdane speaking on the business view and Randall on teacher accountability. Co-sponsored by the Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, the event runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a $25 registration. Contact the chamber for attendance details.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Robert Usdane
Arizona School Boards Association
Phoenix Civic Plaza
Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
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Virgilio del Rosario
Philippine Tourism
Jose D. Aspiras
Constabulary
Gregorio Fider
E. Quill Rd
International Organization of Electrical Inspectors
A. L. Moore & Sons
Joseph Smith
Edna
Joanne Bain
Cey Ime
Americas
Gunman
Bob Johnstone
Flom Associated Press
Lad
Yuman
Schmeisser
Luger
Martin Shafer
Grosse Isle
Mich
India
Rewa
Barrett
Windovers
England
Scottsdale Plumbing CO
E. Osborn
Scottsdale RD
Usdane
Randall
Indian Trading Post
North Brown Avenue
Old Town
Express
Bankamericard
Mastercharge
Diners
Carte Blanche
Joe Kearney
Miller Rd
Cor. of and & Miller
Lita
Neghbor State Farm
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Ithnois
NSU
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