Scottsdale City Court Fines Total List of Traffic Violations
Fourteen Valley residents were among those fined in Scottsdale City court for traffic violations last week. The payable fines ranged from 15 to 100 dollars with offenses including speeding not signaling for a turn no driver's license and driving while intoxicated.
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Scottsdale
Marjorie Hild
W. 2Nd St
Marvin Losex
Rt. 1
Louis Neal
James Connors
Thomas Cordalis
Catesby
Penelope Hanna
Judy Griffith
McKellips
Mesa
Blaiberg Hearing Fourth Transplant News From Cape Town
Cape Town reportsDr Philip Blaiberg South Africa's second heart transplant patient says the American donor's recipient Michael Kasperak in Palo Alto California is in critical condition. Dr Bert Bosman notes Blaiberg remains well and jokes and sings Brahms lullaby while awaiting possible third transplant plans by Dr Christiaan Barnard.
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Cape’ Town
South Africa
UPI
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Jan
Palo Alto
Calif
Michael Kasperak
Bert Bosman
Bosman
Christiaan Barnard
California Heart Trans
Norman E. Shumway
Barnard
Shumway
University of Minnesota
Kasperak
Eileen
Groote Schur Hospital
H.a
Swedish grant asylum to four U S sailors
Sweden granted political asylum to four American sailors who deserted the U S S Intrépide to protest the Vietnam War. The Aliens Commission, after a three hour meeting, allowed them to stay indefinitely but ordered no political propaganda and noted humanitarian reasons. Sailors Richard Bailey John Barilla Michael Lindner and Craig Anderson were provided aliens passports and daily police reporting.
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UPI
Sweden
U.S.S
Vietnam
Aliens Commission
Moscow
Russia
Richard Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
John Barilla
Catonsville
Michael_Lindner
Mount Pocono
Craig Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Smith's attorney files appeal on mass slaying case
Robert Benjamin Smith seeked a legal appeal after his attorney Rod Wood filed a notice in Maricopa County Superior Court on Monday. The move stayed Smith's February execution date for the November 1966 Mesa beauty school shootings that killed four women and a child.
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Phoenix
UPI
Robert Benjamin Smith
Maricopa
Rod Wood
Smith
E Mesa
Mesa
Dear
Gorton wins Australian prime ministership in Holt wake
John Gorton, former fighter pilot and Liberal leader, wins the Australian prime ministership on the second ballot to succeed Harold Holt. He vows to maintain strong ties with the United States and continues Holt’s stance against communism in Vietnam. Gorton to be sworn in by Lord Casey as caretaker John McEwen leaves the post.
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UPI
John G. Gorton
Australia
United States
White House
Johnson
Qin
Harold Holt
Holt
America
Vietnam
Liberal Party
Bettina Brown
Federal House
Gorton
Py Has- Tuck
John McEwen
Lord Casey
Schools Use Urged PHOENIX
UPI reports William Amos a federal government consultant says the nation is not getting its money's worth from schools. He proposes schools stay open after 3:30 p.m. each day to serve the community and aid pupils with difficult home environments.
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Phoenix
UPI
William Amos
U.S. Employment Service
President's Crime Commission
Amos
Police chief pays $100 fine in traffic case
YUMA Utah UPI reports Police Chief Joe Hickey was fined $100 Monday after pleading guilty to failure to control his vehicle in a Dec 23 traffic accident. The charge of leaving the scene was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. case referred to county attorney for possible misdemeanor filing in Superior Court.
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Yuma
UPI
Joe Hickey
Justice of the Peace
Ersel Byrd
Hickey
Duy Attorney’s
Tonalea PTA to Screen Six Animated Films This Saturday
Tonalea-Tonto area PTA sponsors a Saturday Movie Matinee at Tonalea School cafetorium featuring six animated shorts starting at 1 p.m. Admission is 25 cents and is aimed at kindergarten through fourth grade. Len Barcelona is chair. Mothers are asked to supervise. A separate conference on Sexification and Family Living will run 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at ASU Memorial Union ballroom with Dr. Ester Schulz as main speaker and a teen panel. No admission charged. sponsors include the Arizona Congress of PTA and state health and education departments.
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Tonalea School
Button Wilow
Memorial Union
Arizona State University
Warren Gentry
Tonalea Pta
Ester D. Schulz
For Educational Services, Sex Information, and Education Council of the
United States
Sally Williams
Anaheim Union High School
Anaheim
Calif
Arizona
Paul Augusta
St. Daniel the Prophet
Scottsdale
Manzanita Hall
Arizona_Congress_of
PTA
Maricopa County
Reed Done
Tonto
Tonto Pta
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