Supreme Court strikes down Georgia Texas abortion limits
The Supreme Court rules Georgia and Texas abortion laws unconstitutional, allowing medical judgment in early pregnancy and permitting states to regulate after viability. The decision, 7 to 2, may affect about 30 states with varying restrictions, including Arizona. Justice Blackmun writes for the majority, with White and Rehnquist dissenting.
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Tribal court to decide vote validity in Mohave-Apache election
The Mohave-Apache Tribal Council will ask the Salt River Tribal Court to rule on the Dec 18 council election validity. Gilbert Jones says BIA certified dates conflict with the tribe constitution and the council prefers tribal court over federal court. The council seeks a written agreement from BIA area director John Artichoker to accept the court’s decision.
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Pollock to Stand Trial Over Speeding Citations in Arizona Recall
Gerald Pollock, failed candidate against Rep. Rhodes, says he will not use a doctor’s note to dodge speeding laws in Arizona. He references a past incident involving Sen. Fannin who avoided charges by showing medication at the time. Pollock pleads not guilty to the speeding charge.
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Scottsdale teen shoots foot during desert target practice
A 16-year-old Scottsdale youth, James Jaeger, was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after injuring his foot in a self-inflicted gunshot during a western style fast draw practice. The incident happened with a friend in the desert north of Saguaro Road and east of Beeline Highway around 6 p.m. Saturday according to the sheriff's office.
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U N C Newswoman to Speak at Scottsdale Dinner Club
NBC correspondent Pauline Frederick will be the featured speaker at the Scottsdale Dinner's Club meeting at Mountain Shadows Resort. Frederick, a longtime NBC presence and former U N Association president, will discuss The United Nations and the Changing World. Social hour starts 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 7:30 p.m. Reservations via Mrs. Ray Stout.
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Scottsdale Welcomes Mesquite Texas Delegation For Government Tour
A 15 member delegation from Mesquite Texas arrives in Scottsdale on Tuesday and Wednesday to learn what makes the city’s progressive government work. Mayor George Bolce and city officials will tour departments and compare Scottsdale’s low employees per 1000 residents with Mesquite, a Dallas suburb with a similar population. The visit follows Mesquite’s reading of a Dale Carter article in Texas Town and Gown.
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Burglars Hit Several Homes in Scottsdale Weekend
Scottsdale police investigated multiple home break ins over the weekend. Richard Cooper reported a 425 dollar color TV a 22 caliber rifle valued at 45 dollars and jewelry stolen from his home between 6 30 and 8 30 p m while away. A woman reported about 650 dollars in stereo equipment taken from her home early Sunday. Albert Porter’s home at 7229 E Camelback Rd lost a 400 dollar color TV a clock radio and a bedspread while someone showed the house to buyers. theft occurred Sunday between 4 15 and 8 45 p m.
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Hospital canvassers plan 100 volunteers with 1026 homes
A Scottsdale area campaign mobilizes 100 volunteers to canvass 1026 homes from Indian School Road to Oak Street and 56th Street to the canal. Meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Paiute Memorial School cafeteria to receive kits. Area chairman Mrs. Donald Ruff leads with five majors and several captains assisting.
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Derailment Halts Freight Traffic Near Town
A Southern Pacific freight train derailed nine cars two miles east of town. Five cars were empty, four carried general merchandise. Cause unknown though deputies cited a split rail. A Tucson work train was sent to clear the track as eastbound trains detoured via Wellton and westbound via Picacho.
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Obituary for Frederick R. Niggemann Real estate broker dies at 61
Frederick R. Niggemann 61 a real estate broker died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 a m Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He moved to Scottsdale in 1958 from Spencer Iowa born in Des Moines Iowa. Survivors include wife Helen three daughters Jane Stetz Willits Kitty Robins Scottsdale Elaine Niggemann San Francisco and five grandchildren.
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Stanfield Says Trudeau Government Likely To Survive
Conservative leader Robert Stanfield argues the minority Trudeau government will endure because it has drawn in the New Democratic Party. He notes the NDP, with 31 MPs, remains committed, while Liberals hold 109 seats of 264.
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