Two Maia Residents Hurt In Scottsdale Road Crash
Two Maia residents were treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a three car collision at Scottsdale Rd and Second St Monday at 3 15 pm Joyce A Powers 20 of 305 S Hobson and John W Stanton 4 of 1622 W Capri Mesa were injured Powers failed to stop at a red light and struck Erma Equirola 32 of 6702 E Angus before another car driven by Russell Opitz 23 of 754 N 30th St was hit none of the occupants of the second and third cars were hurt Powers was cited for failing to stop for a red light.
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Maia
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale Rd
Second St
Joyce
A. Powers
S. Hobson
John W. Stanton
W. Capri
Mesa
Powers Auto
Erma Equirola
E. Angus
Egurrola
2Nd St
Russell Opitz
30Th St
Miss Powers
Southern governors balk at court desegregation plan
UPI reports resistance grows as Louisiana governor vows to refuse bused students and Florida's Kirk threatens executive action if the Feb 1 deadline stands. North Carolina schools reopen amid racial clashes while Georgia aides push student and teacher boycotts against federal orders.
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Atlanta
UPI
South
Supreme Court
Louisiana
North Carolina
Claude’ Kirk
Florida
Kirk
High Court
John
McKeithen
Tryouts for Dumbbell People in the Barbell World at Stagebrush
Scottsdale Community Players continue tryouts for Dumbbell People in the Barbell World a Dan Blue comedy at Stagebrush Theater 134 W Second St tonight at 8. Robert Petrie directs with a mainly mature cast and dual roles sought including three men aged 40 to 50 one a health food fadist, five women aged 40 to 50, a young man in his 20s a young woman in her late 20s or early 30s and a teen ballerina who favors pizza.
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Scottsdale Community Players
Stagebrush Theater
Second St
Dan Blue
Robert Petrie
Speedy approval seen for Carswell to Supreme Court
Both liberals and conservatives predict Judge G Harrold Carswell of Florida will win Senate confirmation to the Supreme Court with minimal resistance. Nixon nominated Carswell on Monday for the seat vacated by Abe Fortas. Eastland scheduled hearings for Jan 27 and predicted smooth approval.
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Washington
UPI
G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Senate
Supreme Court
Nixon
Carswell
Abe Fortas
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District
James O.eastland
Dmiss
Judiciary Committee
Stockton teen arrested in Scottsdale on stolen property charge
Clarence A. Roland, 18, of Stockton California, was arrested at 7:30 a.m. after police investigated a report of a suspicious person at 2934 North Scottsdale Road. A NCIC check showed he is wanted in Stockton for failure to appear on a charge of receiving stolen property. Roland told officers he had been cleared.
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Clarence A. Roland
Stockton
Calif
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Roland
National Crime Information—Center
Stollen
B52 Strikes Hit Mekong Delta in Major U.S. Assault
U S B52 bombers conducted the heaviest delta strikes in a year as reports say North Vietnamese and Viet Cong massed up to 12 000 troops for attacks on South Vietnam near My Tho and along infiltration lines near the Cambodian border Million Dollar Knoll on the Cambodian frontier is a target as six waves dropped 540 tons on base camps and staging areas near the peak observers note the potential for a critical test between North and South Vietnamese forces
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Saigon
UPI
Mekong
My Tho
U.S
Obituaries: Penchard Hollenbeck Heasley farewelled in Phoenix
Obituary notes for Edward William Penchard Jr. 59 a Motorola employee who died of a heart condition in Good Samaritan. services at Green Acres Mortuary followed by burial. Survivors include wife Nelle and daughter Betsy Stodola with five grandchildren. Also noted are Edward Hollenbeck 70, a Kaiser engineer and Navy WWI veteran, and Floy C Heasley 85, resident of Scottsdale with family survivors. Memorials directed to emphysema fund.
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Edward William Penchard Jr
Motorola
Good
Samaritan
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Penchard
Heatherbrae
Kansas University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Lawrence
Kan
Nelle
Betsy ‘Stodola
Phoenix
Edward Hollenbeck
Doctors’ Hospital
Forest Lawn
Hollywood Hills
Calif
Hollenbeck
Bonnie Rose
Oakland
Kaiser , Engineers and Newberry Electric Co
Hanford
Wash
American Legion, the Elks and Disabled
Saginaw
Mich
Burbank
Pearl
Harold Hansen
Panama City
W. McDowell
Messinger Mortuary
Air-Quality Meeting Set Over Smelter Complaints
Gila and Pinal counties air quality officer says a January 28 meeting is scheduled with Inspiration General Manager R C Cole to review pollution complaints against Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co and a Globe resident Dr John Mrgudich. verbal complaints about Arizona Perlite Co were also noted and an inspection request made. Jay Bateman announced all burning will stop at the Apache Junction county dump.
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John Mrgudich
Globe
Mrgudich
Miami
Jones
Arizona Perlite Co
Here
Jay Bateman
Pinal
Reynolds Metal plant faces pollution order action
Reynolds Metal Co plant has 20 days to present an air pollution control program or risk a court order to stop the pollution. County Air Sanitation Bureau director Robert Taylor said officials asked for a meeting but require a written timetable. If no plan is submitted, a hearing will be held and an injunction sought under state law.
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Phoenix
API
Reynolds Metal. Co
Robert Taylor
Air Sanitation Bureau
Taylo
Sis ‘Taylor
Wagner's baton sparks Phoenix chorale at Grady Gammage
The Phoenix Symphony Chorale, 100 plus members, under Roger Wagner at Grady Gammage Auditorium delivered Brahms German Requiem with unity and finesse. Andree Jordan soprano impressed with range though diction faltered. Richard Dales offered strong but warm-less tone. The program opened with Brahms Tragic Overture seen as romantically flavored. Phillip Spurpeon and Harvey K. Smith were credited for ensemble progress. Concert repeats tonight at Alhambra Auditorium.
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Phoenix Symphony Chorale
Grady’ Gammage Auditorium
Roger Wagner
Wagner
Chorale
Andree Jordan
Richard Dales
Brahms
Phillip ‘Spurpeon
Harvey K. Smith
Alhambra Auditorium
Church plan may spark Timbers Bar protest in Scottsdale
C R Reding owner of Tim bers Bar at 3005 N Hayden Rd says he will attend the Scottsdale city council meeting as the Church of God seeks a permit to use the adjacent lot at 3019 N Hayden Rd He plans to consult counsel and the state liquor board about potential effects on his business and may protest the church’s permit application if he believes it threatens his bar.
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Bob Driscoll
Scottsdale
C. R. Reding
Timbers
N. Hayden Rd
Church of God
Reding
State Liquor Commission
Bob Jones
Heinz Hink
ASU
Leonard Johnson
Ken Murray
Ythey
Planning Commission
Stetson Dr
Scottsdale Rd
Smitty’s
Big Town
McDowell and
Granite Reef Rd
Sands East
Indian School
Pima
Prestige Cleaners
Sahuaro-Scottsdale Rd
Brothers Two
70Th and
Western Park
Stanley Palmer
Bombay Bicycle Club
BE. Stetson Dr
Phil Barnard
ASU faculty awards nominations open. Founders Day dinner on March 12
Nominations are invited for the Arizona State University faculty awards with a new deadline moved to Friday. Awards will be presented at the ASU Founders Day Dinner on March 12, with alumni students and faculty urged to submit nominations. The article also notes a council discussion on liquor licenses near a church and several zoning and site plan items on the council agenda.
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Arizona State University
ASU
Judge Dismisses Kublitz Drug Charge in Scottsdale Court
Charges of possession of marijuana and LSD against Edward Kublitz 29 were dismissed in Scottsdale Justice Court after a preliminary hearing last week. He has pleaded not guilty to possession of dangerous drugs in Scottsdale City Court and his trial is scheduled for late February.
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Edward Kublitz
Scottsdale
Kublitz
State Narcotics Bureau
Scottsdale Police
Paisley Pioneer Trading Post
School Rd
Justice Court
Harold Holcomb
Minor trash blaze at Ken-Mar extinguished by Scottsdale fire
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department put out a minor trash fire at 3140 N. 76th St. in Ken-Mar. Fire officials said no damage, unknown cause, at 8:37 p.m. Monday.
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Scottsdale Rural Fire Department
Ken-Mar. Industries
76Th St
Jaycee Week Proclaimed by Mayor Amid Jubilation
Mayor Bud Tim proclaimed this week Jaycee Week marking the 50th anniversary of the Jaycees founding. Scottsdale hosts two Jaycee groups with Camelback Jaycees led by Jim Greene and Scottsdale Jaycees led by Dr George Miller.
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Bud ‘Tims
Chamber of Commerce Wek
Ay Jaycees
Scottsdale
Jim Greene
George’ Miller
Scottsdale Jaycees
Spring JCC classes offer lecture series in cooking and religion
Registration is Sunday for the Jewish Community Center spring session at 1718 W. Maryland Phoenix. Hours are 1 to 3 p.m. The program features lecture classes available individually or as a full course, covering gourmet cooking, comparative religions, and contemporary issues.
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Community Center
JCC
Maryland
Phoenix
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