Burglaries Reported In Scottsdale Area
Police investigated multiple Scottsdale thefts including $520 in twenties from Norman Louthan at 7502 E Latham, coins and currency worth $270 from the Max Weber residence, and a high school portable classroom burglary where a bank pouch containing $16 was taken. Back doors left open during the Jan 6–11 window. Foodstuffs also missing from Louthan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Norman Louthan
E. Latham
Louthan
Max Weber
Alumni Back UA President in Campus Law Support
The Phoenix Chapter of the University of Arizona Alumni Association pledged support for President Richard Harvill for maintaining order on campus. The board voted to write a letter endorsing the administration’s actions against demonstrators at the Brigham Young Arizona game last week. A second brief item reports a train collision in Sapporo, Japan, killing one and injuring 24 when a coal train derailed after hitting a truck at a crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
University of Arizona
Richard Harvill
University’ of Arizona Alumni Association
Harvill
Brigham Young-Arizona
Sapporo
Japan
Observer team finds no genocide in Lagos war zones
A foreign observer team invited by the federal government reported no evidence of genocide or starvation in Lagos war zones. Four of eight team members later admitted at a news conference that the inspection was not thorough and declined to answer questions. Brig. Gen. John L. Drewy of Canada suggested food exists but warned people may starve if they flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagos
UPI
John L. Drewy
Canada
Observers Cite No Genocide Evidence in Biafran Regions
Four observers including Maj. Gen. Yngve Berglund and Col. Douglas Cairns report after three hours at Owerri that refugees arriving in Aba show no signs of genocide. They found refugees in good shape and markets reopening, estimating about 100000 arriving in Aba with no travel north into Ibo heartland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biafra
Drewy
Yngve Berglund
Sweden
Douglas Cairns
Britain
Jozef Biernacki
Poland
Owerri
Eldorado Park Reforms Class Registration and Schedule
Eldorado Park opens on Monday for in classroom registrations waiving prior sign ups. New eight week courses include sewing, painting, dance, fence making, crafts. Art classes run 9 15 a m to 12 15 p m Monday. square dancing sewing knitting 7 to 9 p m. cake decorating and jewelry 9 a m Tuesday. teen crafts 1 15 to 4 15 p m. oil painting 7 p m Wednesday. plastics and copper crafts featured midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado Park
City Hall
Imelda Marcos Undergoes Cyst Removal Surgery
Imelda Marcos wife of President Ferdinand Marcos underwent chest cyst removal surgery at Veterans Memorial Hospital. The cyst was benign and she is recovering. A series of art and ceramics classes and workshops are scheduled at Eldorado Park recreation center with mixed times and a $3 class fee for residents and nonresidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
UPI
Imelda R. Marcos
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
Eldorado Park Recreation Center
Hornet to go into mothballs
The Navy plans to place the aircraft carrier Hornet in mothballs by June 30. The ship will depart Long Beach for Bremerton Naval Shipyard in Washington where she will join the battleship New Jersey and other vessels currently in reserve but kept ready for possible future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Navy
United States
Bremerton Naval Shipyard
Washington
New Jersey
Obituary of Neil M. Shinpaugh
Neil M. Shinpaugh, 56, vice president of the Life Underwriters Association and former Metropolitan Life manager, died Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. A Kansas City native and World War II veteran, he moved from Tulsa to the area in 1967. Private services were held at Messinger Mortuary before cremation. Survivors include his wife Robie, two sons Neil T. and John, two daughters Judith Lynn and Jane Dixon, his mother Mary Shinpaugh, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil M. Shinpaugh
The
Life Underwriters Association
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Shinpaugh
78Th St
Metropolitan Life
Tulsa
Oklo
Kansas City
Masonic Lodge
Messinger
Robie
Neil T
John
Scottsdale
Judith Lynn
Dallas
Jane Dixon
Lawton
Ohia
Mary Shinpaugh
Rosary for Edward J. Coughlin 78 in Phoenix
Edward J. Coughlin 78 died Wednesday in a Phoenix nursing home. Services include a 7:30 p.m. rosary at Arcadia Funeral Home and 9 a.m. Saturday Mass at St. Theresa Catholic Church. Entombment in Holy Cross Cemetery Tolleson. He came to Arizona 12 years ago from La Crosse Wisconsin where he was sales manager for G Heileman Brewery Co. and member of Knights of Columbus Catholic Order of Foresters Eagle and Elks. He is survived by Alice a son Thomas of La Crosse a daughter Mrs Paul McIntyre of Phoenix a brother and two sisters all in Wisconsin 100 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Coughlin
Phoenix
Arcadia Funeral Home
St. Theresa Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Tolleson
Mr. Coughlin
la Crosse
Wis
G. _Heileman Brewery Co
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Order of Foresters
Eagle and Elks Lodges
Wisconsin
Alice
Thomas
Paul McIntyre
Arizona irrigation district bill targets bonding for new cities
Sen. Dave Kret of Scottsdale introduced a bill to prohibit irrigation districts from forming solely to issue bonds for creating new cities. He notes districts usually fund agricultural needs, not municipalities, citing Fountain Hills and Lake Havasu City as past issues. The measure would bar such financing while another Senate TM proposal would allow private developers to issue bonds for new cities under public safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Dave Kret
Scottsdale
McCulloch Corp
Lake Havasu City
Fountain Hills
Kret
Senate
Builders of a Greater Arizona Honored in Phoenix Dinner
At a testimonial dinner in Phoenix on Thursday night eight Arizonans and two organizations were named Builders of a Greater Arizona. Medallions were given to Col. Daniel James Jr. Del E. Webb and Shannon Patterson among others. honorees included George Young Dr. Richard Harvill Glendon Swarthout Horace Stoneham Howard Pyle and local groups the Phoenix Suns and the Phoenix Orpheus Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eght
Greater
Arizona
Phoenix
Col. Daniel James Jr
USAF
del E. Webb
del Webb Corporation
Shannon Patterson
George Young
Richard Harvill
University of Arizona
Glendon Swarthout
Paradise Valley
Horace Stoneham
Phoenix Giants
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Phoenix Suns
Phoenix Orpheus Chorus
Two Men Arrested in Scottsdale Marijuana Stop
Scottsdale police arrested Dale W. Aguilar, 19, of Phoenix, and Monte Gagg, 18, of Scottsdale, after stopping their car for no lights. A plastic bag on the floor allegedly containing marijuana led to charges of possession for both and a transportation suspicion for Aguilar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Dale W. Aguilar
39th_St
Phoenix
Aguilar
Monte Gagg
N. Hayden Rd
74Th St
Thomas, Rd
Police lack clues in Scottsdale Public School District theft
Phoenix police report no progress in identifying the early morning burglar who entered the district education center Monday. No fingerprints were found on desks, no suspects, and only coffee money and three vehicle keys were stolen. Locks were changed after the theft, district officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Scottsdale Public School
Overheated Furnace Motor Triggers Scottsdale Home Fire
Fire crews from the Fire-Scottsdale Rural Fire Department were called to 7242 E Vista Dr at 6 42 a m to investigate smoke in the Frank Nelson residence. They blamed an overheated furnace motor for the damage estimated at 35 dollars. A separate car fire at 3317 N 85th St was out when units arrived at 4 39 p m on Thursday with about 35 dollars damage due to a carburetor backfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale—Rural
Frank Nelson
E. Vista Dr
D. Kilpatrick
85Th St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iet
London
Beeler Een
Conantte
Francis I. Dupont & Co
Union Oil
Alcoa Sa
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
US Steel
American Motors Gy. Webb
At&t
Zenith
Arizona Public Soc
Dow Jones - Bell&Howell
Bendix
Indus
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Utilities
Chrysler
Cbs
Dupont
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild
Scottsdale Rd
Ason
QUA
Hankamericard
Aba
Neil Shinpaugh
Sen. Kret
Lef
Heidelhaus
Thomas Rd
Lee.Optical
Lee Optical
BankAmericard
Lee
Phoenix Park
Christown
W. Adams ‘St
North Central
Toth Ave
Bethany Hm
Thomas MA ME
Thomas Ae
West Main
Tempe
Tucson
UMA
Mill Ave
Tempe Center
el Con Center
Amphi Plaza
4Th Ave
Opticians
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!