Psychic Jeane Dixon predicts more problems with Vietnam
Jeane Dixon warned that the Vietnam peace process remains fragile and incomplete. In a telephone interview ahead of an evening speech at Phoenix Coliseum, she cited continued difficulties, prisoner releases with caveats, and potential future tensions including racial strife.
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Warm Southwest Sees Unseasonably Warm Weekend Forecast
Skies were clear over Arizona as a fast moving front exits, replaced by a high pressure ridge. Sunny days and cool nights are expected through the weekend with only light precipitation yesterday totaling .07 in Sedona and .04 in Prescott and Flagstaff. Temperatures yesterday ranged from near 30 at Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon to the low 60s at Phoenix and Yuma. highs will rise a few degrees today and again Sunday.
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Retiring in Arizona book promotes senior living options
Nation's temperatures aside a new book offers guidance for retirement centers housing and services for seniors. It outlines costs living and mobility options with details on purchase by mail from Phoenix Books Dept 12 1464 E McLellan Phoenix AZ 85016 price 2.40.
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Obituary of Harry A. Schwartzlose 86 accountant veteran
Harry A. Schwartzlose, 86, longtime Standard Oil accountant in Denver, died Friday at his home in Scottsdale. A World War I veteran from Illinois, he moved to Scottsdale 14% years ago and was active in Denver Masonic lodges. Survived by a daughter Betty Akers of Scottsdale and a brother and sister out of state. Services and burial in Denver per Green Acres Mortuary.
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Green Acres Mortuary
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Services for Ella R Hall are set in Mundall Pa
Ella R Hall 77 died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Local arrangements by Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. She lived at 4708 E Palm Lane and worked as a housekeeper at the Camelback Inn. A native of Pennsylvania she moved from Marion Ohio eight years ago. She was active in the Order of the Eastern Star Royal Neighbors Amaranth and VFW Auxiliary. Survivors include son Warren of Pittsburgh and daughter Laverne Holdsworth of Phoenix plus two brothers four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Mrs Rose Arline Arline Dead In Scottsdale
Mrs. Rose Arline 50 born Kelvin Ariz. and long time Scottsdale resident died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She taught at Judson School for six years and held an MA from Arizona State University. Survived by husband Kenneth daughter Sandra Corbin son Henry J Freeman Jr mother Rose Caffall three Florence Phoenix Dennison sisters and three grandchildren. Services Tuesday 3 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with visitation Sunday and Monday.
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State survey finds half of families own bikes and path plan
A survey of 4,000 Arizona households shows 51 percent own at least one bicycle and 90 percent ride regularly, with riders averaging 2.8 hours weekly. Two thirds of riders are under 18. The study backed by Sen Sandra O Connor outlines a 400 mile bikeway network for about 600,000 bikes, with initial recommendations due Feb 15.
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Scottsdale School Board weighs March budget referendum
A work-study session Monday at 7 30 p m at the Education Center reviews elementary budget requests totaling 3 240 522 of the 5 5 million sought by teachers and administrators for programs. High school requests above 2 million were discussed last week. A 438 697 share targets special education needs including speech correctionists and pupil appraisal. The district seeks 5 5 million over the 31 1 million limit allowed by state law, risking a voter approval vote. The board will decide on combining the referendum with a 25 million construction bond issue.
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Mister Muggins the Bull Dog Joins Fireplug Fame
Pepper Pike resident John P. Voyer owns Mister Muggins an eight year old English bulldog famed for his yard’s fireplug centerpiece. Voyer bought the damaged fireplug at a junk yard for one and a half cents a pound.
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Ohio
UPI
Mister Muggins
John P. Voyer
Hudgens stabbed in California jail fight
Convicted triple killer Raymond Hudgens, who escaped from an Arizona prison in November and was captured in southern California, suffered a minor stab wound in a Friday night jail scuffle. He was treated and returned to custody. the attacker was not identified.
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Calif
UPI
Raymond Hudgens
Arizona State
California
Hudgens
Charles Schmid Jr
Tucson
Arizona State Prison
Schmid
Vice mayor’s mother beaten at home in Phoenix
Mildred Axline seventy of 2724 North 24th Place Phoenix was left in fair condition after a man broke into her home Friday beating her with a soft drink bottle and a bedside telephone. Ed Gentry found her unconscious around noon. Police say a kitchen door was pried open but nothing was stolen.
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Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
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