Heart attack suspected in four car Hayden Road crash
A 49 year old woman, Mary L. Winkler, may have suffered a heart attack causing a four vehicle crash on Hayden Road near Oak Street. Police said Winkler slumped at the wheel and was taken to the hospital. two others were treated and released while a third remained listed in satisfactory condition.
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Scottsdale
Bill Long
Hayden Road
Oak Street
Mary L. Winkler
Kords
Winkler
Hayden
84 year old man falls from roof in Scottsdale
An 84 year old Scottsdale man possibly repairing a second story roof fell to the first floor roof and suffered possible head injuries. William Eaton of 7740 E Camelback Rd was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Fire rescue crews arrived at 3 10 p m and used a Stokes Litter Basket to remove him from the roof and transport him by Kords Ambulance.
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Scottsdale
Metro Fire Department
William Eaton
E. Camelback Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
RMFD
Eaton
Scottsdale Memorial
Kords Ambulance
Bricklin forms Bricklin Motors after bankruptcy rulings
Malcolm Bricklin announces Bricklin Motors Inc to develop the Bricklin Power Plant engine. The Scottsdale California firm will test in Texas with backing not disclosed and aims for a year of testing before potential contracts or future Bricklin cars. Bricklin previously faced bankruptcy and a $34.6 million debt, with First Pennsylvania Bank seeking funds.
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Malcolm Bricklin
Bricklin
Bricklin Motors Inc
Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Texas
Barbara B. Jonas
Jonas
Per
Sonal
First Pennsylvania Bank
General Vehicle Inc
Teens Robbed Of Skateboards In Scottsdale Parking Lot
A 44 year old Scottsdale youth was robbed of his skateboard by two teenage suspects Sunday night at 6800 E Camelback Rd. The suspects arrived in a yellow pickup truck and accosted Jerry V Thele and another teen. Thele was knocked to the ground while one suspect took his skateboard and returned to the truck. A second board was produced from the vehicle by a second suspect. Robert S Kittle 15 of Scottsdale was nearby.
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Scottsdale
Camelback ‘Rd
Jerry V. Thele
Robert S. Kittle
Thele
Kittle
Obituary of Lottie Mae Ellis 87 Arizona resident
Lottie Mae Ellis 87 a charter member of Los Arcos Methodist Church died Sunday in a Valley hospital. She lived at 7447 E Almeria Rd before moving to Golden Age Nursing Home. Born in Bucklin Missouri she moved to Arizona 17 years ago from Beaumont California. Survived by daughter Marvil Bowman Scottsdale grandson Edwin Tracy Tempe and great grandchildren Sheri and Michael Tracy Tempe Memorial services 2 p.m. Thursday Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Lottie Mae Ellis
Los Arcos Methodist Church
Valley Hospital
Lawrence A. Baron Dies at 70 Former Sioux City Leader
Lawrence A. Baron 70 a native of Sioux City Iowa died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital He lived in Scottsdale one year retired president of Barons Food Stores Inc of Sioux City He was active in civic affairs and worked for the Iowa Democratic party Survivors include son Richard E Baron Scottsdale daughter Judy Baron San Francisco sister Dena Schlesinger Atlanta and one grandchild Services were held today in Sioux City with Sinai Mortuary arranging Interment memorials suggested to River Nursing Home Phoenix.
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Lawrence A. Baron
Sioux City
Iowa
Good Samaritan
Mr. Baron
E. Rovey Ave
Scottsdale
Baron's Food Stores, Inc
Democratic Party
Richard E
Judy Baron
San Francisco
Calif
Dena Schlesinger
Atlanta
Sinai Mortuary
the River Nursing Home
36Th. St
Phoenix
Health report urges better personal habits to improve nation’s health
The HEW three volume health status report credits improved medical care but notes preventable deaths from alcohol tobacco poor diet and lack of exercise. It cites infant mortality declines from 47 to 16.5 per 1000 since 1900s and says 73 percent of 1973 births may reach 65, up from 41 percent in 1900.
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Washington
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Theodore Cooper
HEW
United States
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Class Signups Open
Registration for specialty classes is underway at Eldorado Center 2311 N Miller Rd. Weekday hours are 9 a m to 9 p m. Classes start Monday and open signups occur during the first week if space exists. Offerings cover creative arts activity and sports for children and adults.
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Scottsdale
Gunman killed by police in Tucson shooting incident
A man fired at a passing car then aimed at a police officer and was shot by Patrolman James D. Rooney, dying at a hospital about two hours later. Eugene Brooks, 25, was hit in the abdomen by a 12 gauge blast. In Phoenix, Alfredo Gutierrez says he does not plan to run for elective office at this time amid questions about pursuing the retiring U S Senator seat.
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Tucson
Eugene Brooks
James D. Rooney
Phoenix
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
Gutierrez
U.S
Paul Fannin
Arizona Journalism Teacher of the Year honors Philip Mangelsdorf
University of Arizona journalism professor Philip Mangelsdorf will receive the Arizona Journalism University Teacher of the Year award from the Western Newspaper Foundation and Arizona Newspapers Association at the annual convention this week. Better Value of Wickenburg High School will be honored as high school teacher of the year.
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Phoenix
Philip Mangelsdorf
University of Arizona
Arizona Journalism University
Western Newspaper Foundation
Arizona Newspapers Association
Better Vate
Wickenburg
Oregon Doctor Pleads Guilty in Marijuana Import Case
Dr. Thomas Holeman of Milwaukie Oregon has pleaded guilty in federal court in Phoenix to importing 1100 pounds of marijuana from Mexico to Arizona in December 1975. He faces sentencing on February 9 in U S District Court.
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Phoenix
Oregon
Mexico
Arizona
Thomas Holeman
Milwaukie
Ore
U.S
Scottsdale planners study new zoning uses for neighborhood district
The Scottsdale Planning Commission will review adding several permitted uses limited to 2,500 square feet in the neighborhood commercial zone. Proposed new uses include camera store craft shop fabric store florist hardware store health studio and automobile parts store without rebuilding or machining. Day nurseries and pre schools may get use permits in NC and in C-3 and C-2 districts. A separate item seeks a use permit for an aircraft hangar at 7419 East Greenway Road.
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Scottsdale
Greenway Rd
Hatton to Hear Sentence for Scottsdale Slayings
John Richard Hatton, 31, once a Tempe cook, was convicted in November of murdering two Scottsdale youths on November 7, 1974. He faces the gas chamber at 9 a.m. in Superior Court. Attorneys James Edgar and Ron Saper said they will appeal after sentencing.
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John Richard Hatton
Tempe
Valuation notices mailed to county property owners
The Maricopa County Assessor's Office sent about 500000 property valuation notices to real property owners. The notices list full cash value and assessed value for 1975 and 1976. County Assessor Ken Kunes urged residents missing notices by February 10 to call the office and noted protests must be filed by March 15.
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Maricopa
Ken R. Kunes
Kunes
You’re Never Too Old To Hear Better Beltone Offer
Chicago readers are invited to obtain a free non-operating Beltone hearing aid model. The compact unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Send for the model to Beltone Electronics Corp., Dept. 9106, 4201 West Victoria Street, Chicago, Illinois 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
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Tod
Arizona Geographic Society World Adventure Films
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Great Barrier Reef
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