Jaycees Host Fourth of July Party for Blind Youths
About 25 children from Scottsdale Jaycees Bowling for the Blind program will be honored at the Old Fashioned Fourth celebration. They attend a summer day camp run with the Scottsdale Foundation for the Blind and have bowled weekly at Papago Lanes. Awards will be presented by City Councilman Herb Drinkwater to top and most improved bowlers, with Ben Duncan of Papago Lanes recognized for donating the facilities.
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Burglary at Shell Station Yields Tires Gasoline and Cash
Police reported thefts from multiple sites including a Shell Service Station on East McDowell Road where 20 whitewalled tires 55 gallons of gas and 40 in coins were taken along with a padlock pry. Value estimated at 665. Nearby a construction trailer on East Indian School Road lost 31090 in tools after a door bolt was cut. At a residence on Lt St a topaz ring a bracelet a class ring and Kennedy half dollars were stolen.
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Indian School Rd
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Charles Paynter
N. Lt. St
Topless Scottsdale dancer cited after weaving car ride
Phoenix police booked 19 year old Kathryn Grace La Cava after a topless go go dancer was found driving home in a costume with a broken lens. She was cited for driving with a restricted license and required corrective lenses.
San Diego youth faces adult trial in Scottsdale death
Randall Mahlois, 17, pleaded innocent in Juvenile Court as an Aug 20 hearing is set to determine if he should be tried as an adult for involuntary manslaughter in the death of 17 year old David LeSueur of 3424 N 63rd St. Police say the shooting occurred last Saturday when a shotgun accidentally discharged.
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James C Hansen obituary details life in Denmark to Scottsdale
James Christian Hansen 83 a stone mason and carpenter and Scottsdale Baptist Church member died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Gandrup Denmark he sailed to the US on the Lusitania in 1907. He lived in Scottsdale 30 years from Lake Crystal Minnesota and is survived by wife Rosy J and children David Jimmy Evelyn Maxine Peggy plus siblings and many grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel East Resthaven Interment. Friends may call Mortuary Wednesday 2 to 9 p.m.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
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Nation celebrates 197th Independence Day with fireworks parades
Across the country Americans celebrated Independence Day with fireworks parades and public displays. The National Safety Council urged families to attend community shows, while governors and cities promoted patriotic events from Milwaukee to Atlanta and Stone Mountain.
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Villa Adrian residents oppose 70th Street extension
Villa Adrian Townhouse Association members、 led by George Michaelson、 meet city council to demand safer setback from bedrooms and to review details before approving the 70th Street extension. Attorney Larry Laughlin represents Arcadia Water Co. in easement talks as city engineers flag a 20 000 cost to shift the roadway. The council withholds signing the Tanner Construction Co. contract pending adjustments ahead of an informal session July 16.
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Weather Watch Nature Celebrates Fourth With Storms
Central Plains to Ohio Valley and Atlantic coast saw Fourth of July storms with tornado winds injuring three near Grand Island Nebraska. Broken Bow Airport reported 70 mph winds and golf ball size hail. Cedar River rose rapidly in Minnesota, Grinnell tornado in Iowa, Dubuque wind damage, Des Moines flash floods. Farther north to south, many areas enjoyed clear skies.
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Five people injured in three city traffic accidents
Police reported three separate accidents on city streets Tuesday with five people sustaining minor injuries. At 64th Street and Camelback Road a three car crash injured Carol Bidstrup 37 Bruce Bidstrup 13 and Billy Eval Smith 40.
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Governor’s aide signals no hike for guards pay soon
Aides say Governor Williams is unlikely to ask the Legislature to consider raising state guards pay. In another item, Awalt’s successor to be named. a new state senator to be named in Safford, with Daley and Jim Elliott among candidates and former Sen. Mickelson involved. A Mesa man, Richard Racca, 19, faces murder charges in the Feb 14 fatality of Derald Steed near Granite Reef Dam, with trial set for July 23 in Superior Court.
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Geothermal Energy Grows Priority in Washington
Senator Sensi Fannin R Ariz said on Tuesday the president’s energy director John Love agreed geothermal energy should be given high priority. Love, then Colorado governor, met to discuss national energy strategy and development.
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Dust warning signs activated along I-10 in Arizona
A new dust warning system on I-10 between Marana and Picacho Peak was used for the first time Tuesday night as a thunderstorm hit the area. Six signs were activated by the Department of Public Safety to warn motorists of reduced visibility due to blowing dust.
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