Smith Named Principal Designate for Scottsdale Middle School
Tom Smith, longtime Hohokam School principal since 1973, is named principal designate of Scottsdale Districts proposed Arcadia area middle school after a nine member committee selected him and recommended by Superintendent William Randall. If approved tonight, he will lead development, staffing plans, cost comparisons, and pilot timing for 1977-78.
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Tom Smith
Hohokam School
Scottsdale
Smith
William Randall
Arcadia
PTA
Kachina
Ingleside
Tavan
Kaibab
Hopi
Hohokam
Randall
Court upholds border patrol checks without warrants
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 ruling, holds that Border Patrol at permanent highway checkpoints may stop and briefly question motorists without warrants. The decision cites the government's interest in halting illegal immigration and applies to the Interstate 5 checkpoint near San Clemente, California. Justices Brennan and Marshall dissented, warning of potential harassment of Mexican Americans and legal visitors.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Border Patrol
Mexico
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Lewis F. Powell
Powell
Interstate 5
San Clemente
Calif
Board, council will consider computer pact
Scottsdale City Council and the Scottsdale School Board will weigh a joint use agreement to share the new Honeywell computer system. City staff estimate annual operating costs would drop from 126132 to 94362 dollars, saving about 31500 dollars per year.
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Scottsdale
Honeywell
Citizens Computer Committee
Univac
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Jewelry and camera gear stolen from Scottsdale car
About $5,500 worth of jewelry and camera equipment were taken from a car parked near a Scottsdale hotel. Robert M. Schier of Phoenix reported the theft after finding the trunk lock broken at 2:25 a.m. Items missing included a $1,900 diamond ring, a $2,500 gold and diamond bracelet, a $600 camera, and other jewelry.
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Scottsdale
Robert M. Schier
7Th St
Phoenix
Scottsdale Road
Schier
Thieves Take Tractor From Scottsdale Landscaping Yard
Burglars removed a small garden tractor and trailer along with about two dozen tools worth 4000 dollars from Jerco Landscaping at 7700 McCormick Parkway. A gate chain and lock were cut between 3 p.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Friday, police said.
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Scottsdale
Jerco Landscaping
McCormick Parkway
Council eyes nursing home zoning contemplates six acres
The Scottsdale city council plans to continue a rezoning request for a nursing home on about six acres north of Jackrabbit Road and west of Hayden Road amid a legal protest. Six members expected. four votes needed for approval. The meeting also considers a traffic signal intertie feasibility study with JHK and Associates costing up to 16000 dollars. Additional items include Vista del Camino zoning, office zoning near Camelback Road, bids for refuse trucks, and a median design for Butherus Drive by Ludbeck Engineering.
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Jackrabbit Road
Hayden Road
JHK and Associates
Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
Camelback Road
68Th Street
Ludbeck Engineering
Butherus
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Supreme Court Nullifies Oklahoma Death Penalty Law
The Supreme Court voided Oklahoma's death penalty statute in six cases, ruling the method unconstitutional as applied. The decision follows last Friday's ruling that death penalty can be constitutional for murder but not mandatory, sending Oklahoma cases back to the state's Court of Criminal Appeals for further action.
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Louisiana
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Court of Criminal Appeals of
Warren E. Burger
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
North Carolina Supreme Court
Georgia
Florida
Northeast Phoenix man drowns at Saguaro Lake on July 4
Shane Perkins 22, of 3308 North 60th Place, drowned while wading with roommate Stephen Adams in Saguaro Lake. Adams could not rescue him. body later recovered by deputies. George Hanford 22 of 3109 North 39th Street died in a motorcycle crash on AZ 69 near Mayer. Passenger Faye Ann Vanesse 17 of 4113 North 44th Place injured. Thirteen people died on Arizona roads during the Bicentennial weekend.
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Northeast Phoenix
Saguaro Lake
Perkins
Stephen M. Adams
Adams
George L. Hanford
39Th St
Arizona
Mayer
Faye Ann Vanesse
44Th Place
Dust torch causes attic fire at Scottsdale home
A dust explosion in the attic of 8324 E. Weldon in Scottsdale sparked a $15,000 fire Saturday afternoon. Terry Bernhardt used an acetylene torch to repair pipes in the attic. he was uninjured as four Rural Metro Fire units fought the blaze that destroyed the roof and parts of the ceiling.
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Scottsdale
Terry Bernhardt
E. Weldon
Bernhardt
Metro Fire Department
Night depository cash bag robbed from Fotomat clerk
A 17 year old Fotomat clerk was robbed of about 150 dollars in cash and checks from a night depository bag. She was about to deposit at First National Bank on N Scottsdale Rd when a male suspect 19 to 23 knocked her over and grabbed the bag. Police noted the man was seen sitting near the teller window before the theft.
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Fotomat Corp
N. Scottsdale Rd
First National Bank
You’re Never Too Old To Hear Better Ad from Bel tone
Bel tone Electronics Corp offers a free non-operating model of its smallest hearing aid to anyone replying to this advertisement. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Send for the model to Dept. 9072, 4201 W. Victoria St., Chicago Illinois 60646.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Illinois
Kolyszko Leaves Jail Early After Foster Daughter Death
Linda Kolyszko exited Maricopa County Jail four days ahead of sentence for strangling eight year old Francie Waivada. She had pleaded guilty last October after confessing the July slaying following an eight month silence surrounding the case.
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Phoenix
Linda Kolyszko
Maricopa County
Federal ruling raises Navajo potential to govern Apache County
A one man one vote decision in federal court could shift control in Apache County toward the Navajo tied majority. The county has over 30,000 Native residents, mostly Navajo, but only about 6,000 non Indians.
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ST. Johns
Apache County
Carolyn Warner Criticizes Ford Oil Plan Impact
Carolyn Warner, seeking the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate, told local Democrats Monday that President Ford's oil independence plan has caused recession inflation and high unemployment.
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Tucson
Carolyn Warner
U.S. Senate
Ford
Warner
McCune to Run as Independent for Congress Seat
Sen. Bill McCune of Phoenix announces he will seek the 3rd District seat in Congress as an independent after completing his first term in the Arizona Senate as a Republican. He says the nation needs voters who act on conscience free of partisan pressure.
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Byron C
Bud” Brown
The
Progress
Brown
Tony Mason
Ernest Garfield
Corporation Commission
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Bill McCune
Congress
McCune
State Senate
Pilot missing as Arizona CAP halts Mesa search
The Arizona Civil Air Patrol suspended its search for missing Mesa pilot Bill M. Lacy after standby orders from Air Rescue and Recovery Command at Scott AFB. Lacy, 43, had departed San Diego en route to Falcon Field, Mesa, and disappeared from FAA radar east of San Diego about an hour after takeoff.
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Phoenix
Arizona Civil Air Patrol
Mesa
Bill M. Lacy
Air Rescue and Recovery Command
Scott Air Force Base
California
Lacy
San Diego
Falcon Field
Federal Aviation Administration
Police pursue new clues in Bolles bombing case
Phoenix police say new information bolsters theories on the Don Bolles bombing death. Reporter Bolles, 47, died June 2 after a bomb exploded under his car as he left a midtown hotel. John Adamson, 32, arrested June 13 on open murder charges, remains jailed without bond awaiting bond hearing. Law enforcement notes a holiday pause as investigators reassess leads and suspect progress continues.
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Phoenix
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Dan Lozier
Bolles
Adamson
John Adamson
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Council Eyes Nursing Home
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60Th Place
73Rd Street
Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley Area
Sun Valley Directory Co., Inc
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United Bank of Arizona
United Bank
Associated Press
Kolyszko
Warner Assails Energy Plan
Jack Bentley
Arizona Coliseum
Irvin Feld
Kenneth Feld
Richard Barstow
IN Inc
America
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Coliseum
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Southwest Savings
Sun City
Fountain Hills
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