Bombing witness summoned in Bolles case testifies before grand jury
Phoenix attorney Neal Roberts ordered to appear before a federal grand jury probing an attempted bombing at a government building he partly owns. Roberts receives limited immunity for post June 2 Bolles-related acts. Scottsdale official Kemper Marley questioned by police in Bolles slaying. Adamson bond hearing to resume as prosecutors dispute immunity scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Neal Roberts
Bolles
Roberts
William Schafer
ITI
Scottsdale
Kemper Marley
Phoenix Area
Indian Health Service
Orangewood Farms
The
Baptist Foundation of Arizona
Bianca Investment Corp
Schafer
Strike talks resume with unions and contractors in Arizona
Negotiations restart with a second contractor group and labor unions as progress is reported in the Phoenix strike lockout affecting the state’s construction industry. Two days of talks with Federal Mediator Guy Parent followed six hours of discussion among four unions and the Associated General Contractors of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Associated General Contractors of
Arizona
Guy Parent
Pot law reformer Moran convicted of drug possession
Mike Moran a 44 year old marijuana-legalization lobbyist was convicted by a Phoenix Superior Court jury after deliberating under two hours on counts of illegal possession of 1000 grams of marijuana and 15 LSD tablets found in February. Deputy County Attorney Pat Sullivan said Moran faced these charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Court of Appeals
United Farm Workers
Mike Moran
Superior Court
Moran
Pat Sullivan
County board urged to probe county pound cruelty
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors ordered an inquiry into charges that animals were destroyed humanely at the county pound. Treva Slate, cruelty investigator for the Arizona SPCA, urged a criminal investigation with a view to prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Treva Slate
Arizona Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
City to use Boys Club for summer evening recreation
Scottsdale votes to use Chaparral branch of the Boys Club at 8102 E Jackrabbit Rd for summer evening recreation 8 to 10 p m on Thursdays and Fridays. In return the club gains equal free swimming time at Chaparral Park Pool. The plan partners city services with a private organization to expand teen programming in a densely populated area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaparral
Scottsdale
Boys’ Club
E. Jackrabbit Rd
Chaparral Park
Richard V. Campana
Bob Frost
Goldwater criticizes reporters for linking him to Bolles death
Senator Barry Goldwater accuses reporters of failing to check facts in tying him, Rep. Sam Steiger, and Harry Rosenzweig to the Don Bolles bombing investigation. Bolles died June 13 after his car was bombed in a Phoenix hotel parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Don Bolles
Goldwater
Sam Steiger
Harry Rosenzweig
GOP
Pulliam
Steiger
Rosenzweig
Sam
Harry and
Former patient sues Diethrich over heart surgery claims
Leslie L. Banta of Phoenix alleges in Maricopa County Superior Court that Dr. Edward B. Diethrich operated recklessly to meet a Life magazine feature. He says the 1972 bypass left him permanently disabled with dizziness fatigue chest pain. Diethrich denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Edward B. Diethrich
Maricopa County
Leslie L. Banta
Diethrich
Banta
Signatures boost abortion rights stance at Tempe meeting
About 5 000 Valley residents signed in support of the 1973 Supreme Court decision on abortion and gave the petitions to U S Rep John Rhodes R Ariz The action followed his anti abortion amendment stance described as a political move by Right to Choose leader Mary Tucker The event unfolded during a Tempe citizens hour highlighting abortion rights debate In Phoenix environmental groups oppose Orme Dam near Phoenix citing habitat loss and impact on wildlife including the endangered Southern Bald Eagle while Fort McDowell Indian Reservation preservation is linked to Yavapai community policies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Citizens Hour
Tempe
Right To Choose
Mary Tucker
Rhodes
Tucker
Ford
Washington
Phoenix
Orme
Arizona Wildlife Federation
State Audubon Society
Committee To Save
Fort McDowell
Tom Sullivan
Wildlife Group
Arizona
Robert Witzeman
Officer hurt halting suspect in Scottsdale chase
Scottsdale police officer Donald Reardon was dragged 25 feet by a motorcycle during a pursuit of James J. Hannon 20. The suspect, tied to a stolen motorcycle and on probation for burglary, fled into a residential area and was later captured. Reardon treated for hand injuries and Hannon faces charges including possession of a stolen vehicle and resisting arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Donald Reardon
Oak St
Arizona Cross Cut Canal
James J. Hannon
66Th Place
Osborn Road
Canal Road
Osborn
Thomas Road
Reardon
Oak
66Th Street
Hannon
Gila
Scottsdale Justice Court
Obituary for Alva E Bottenfield Veteran Shared Family Notice
Alva E Bottenfield 80 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services were held today at Green Acres Mortuary. He was born in Illinois and moved to the Valley in 1971 from Santa Monica California. Survived by wife Barbara son Robert of Phoenix daughters Marjorie Brayden of Phoenix Thoma Cellis of French Gulf California two brothers and a sister and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva E. Bottenfield
Green Acres Mortuary
Mr. Bottenfield
E. Minnetowa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Illinois
Santa Monica
Calif
Bottenfield
Barbara
Robert
Phoenix
Marjorie Brayden
Thoma Cellis
French Gulf
Niehaus, 89, dies in Mesa. services set in Chickasha
Rickie B Niehaus 89 of 8602 E Laredo Lane Mesa died Tuesday in Country Club Nursing Home Born in Germany she came to the Valley in 1963 from Oklahoma She belonged to Holy Name Catholic Church and Catholic Daughters in Chickasha Survivors include a brother and sister and a grandchild Services and interment will be in Chickasha with arrangements by Messinger Mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickie B. Niehaus
E. Laredo Lane
Country Club Nursing Home
Mesa
Germany
Library hosts six kids films at Scottsdale venues
Scottsdale Public Library offers six children films this weekend with free shows at 2 p.m. at the Main Branch and Vista del Camino. At the Main Branch the lineup includes Harriet Tubman Moon Comes Down to Bathe and Mole and the TV. Vista del Camino's titles are Winter of the Witch Witch Crafty and Salem Witch Trials. Programs target elementary students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Public
Scottsdale man charged in second rape case
Richard M. Swanson 23 of 8238 E Palm Lane faces rape charges for the June 7 assault on a 33 year old woman. He was already jailed on an attempted rape case from June 26 after a party incident, with bond raised to 38500. The earlier victim described a bedroom rape with a pillow case over the offender and a knife threat. Swanson remains in Maricopa County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Richard M. Swanson
E. Palm Lane
Swanson
Nancy West
Maricopa County
Valley Seminar Studies Refuse-to-Energy Plan for Phoenix
A 17-member Public Review and Response Panel will convene in Phoenix for a two-day seminar on a 148000 refuse-to-energy study. They will hear from consultants, review waste recovery economics, and assess environmental issues to determine the best waste processing for Phoenix, with completion slated for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ray Lee
Scottsdale
Harvey Alter
Frank Bernheiser
National Center For Resource Recovery
Washington, D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Adamson
Adamson
Maricopa
County Superior Court
Roger Strand
Associated Press
Tucson
Yuba City
California
Arizona Highway Department
James Hill
Raul Castro
University of Arizona
City
Life
Ted Terriffic
Edward B. Diethrich and Associates
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center
Charles L. Hardy
Unite To Fight
Library States
E. Indian School
Paul Shr
Pau Jous
Safari Hotel
Triangle Turbo
Jewel Bearings
Better Business Bureau
Triangle Air
National Businessman’s Association
David Fox
P.O. Box
Atryn Aic Rnas Resale Eee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!