Puppeteers Bruce and Jane Michael Tour with Kent Hodge Marionettes
Bruce and Jane Michael and Kent Hodge lead the Kent Hodge Marionettes touring group from New Smyrna Florida. They perform Peter Pan for children across towns including Tonalea School sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department. They design compact shows traveling by van and charge 25 cents per admission to fund return trips to Florida.
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Will
Bruce
Jane Michael
Kent Hodge
New Smyrna
Fla
Michaels
Tonalea School
City Parks and Recreation Department
Mccchael
Pima School
Jane 22
Florida
Hodge
Southeastern United States
Michael
Peter
Captain Hook
Chief Rolling Thunder
Wendy
Smee
Drownings in Arizona Prompt Health Study
Arizona records five hundred drownings from 1969 to 1973 with 30 percent in swimming pools. Children under five accounted for 58 percent of pool drownings and most were unattended. Lakes and canals followed with 11 and 9 drownings respectively. 42 percent happened on weekends and July saw the most drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
State Department of Health Services
Cher and Gregg Allman Secluded in Buffalo Amid Divorce Rumors
Television star Cher and rock musician Gregg Allman, long married briefly, have spent two days together in seclusion in a Buffalo area home. A Buffalo Evening News report notes they were staying at a suburban doctor’s residence and that a reconciliation is uncertain. Cher previously married Sonny Bono and co hosted a TV variety show.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Cher
Gregg Allman
Buffalo Evening News
Cheri
Sonny Bono
Board OKs 38 townhouses near 73rd Place and Rancho Vista
Development Review Board approved a 38 unit townhouse complex with units on 73rd Place and Rancho Vista and Thornwood Drive. In addition plans were approved for two industrial office buildings a law office a medical office and a two story addition to Mexicana Antigua and Jewelry.
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73Rd Place
Rancho Vista Drive
Rancho Vista
Thornwood Drive
Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Mexicana Antigua and Jewelry By
Elias
N. Brown Ave
Robber Strikes Two Scottsdale Food Outlets
Police report armed robberies at Pizza Hut on 2623 North Scottsdale Road and Village Inn Pizza Parlor on 10301 North Scottsdale Road last night between 10 and 11 p.m. Total loot estimated between 400 and 500 dollars. Similarities suggest a single suspect.
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Pizza Hut
N. Scottsdale Rd
Village Inn
Kathy L. Hakan
Haken
Hakan
Curry
Scottsdale
Tempe
Patrick Pendleton
Pendleton
Disneyland's First Visitors Recall Growth Over 20 Years
Michael Schwatner and Christine Watkins, once Disneyland's first visitors as 7 and 5 year olds, return for the park's anniversary. Now adults, they note the park and characters have grown. Mickey Mouse stands at 5 feet 4 inches while Schwatner is 27 and Watkins 25.
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Anaheim
Calif
Michael Schwatner
Christine Watkins
Mickey Mouse
Disneyland
Schwatner
Mrs. Watkins
Southern
California
Fresno
Watkins
Christine Wess
Pair sentenced for fraud attempt
A former Scottsdale resident and his wife each received six month suspended sentences after pleading guilty to furnishing false information to police. Donald Repp and Irene Repp admitted to filing a false burglary report to collect insurance from State Farm and had prior theft claims.
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Scottsdale
Tony LeGault
Donald Joseph Repp
E. Gaylon
LeGault
State Farm Insurance Co
Phoenix
Scottsdale Planning Commission Cancels Tuesday Meeting
The Scottsdale Planning Commission has cancelled its regular meeting for Tuesday night due to many commissioners being on vacation. The panel typically meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays and will resume on August 12.
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Scottsdale
Court upholds 485000 libel judgment against Phoenix Newspapers
Arizona Court of Appeals affirms a trial ruling that Phoenix Newspapers Inc and Michael Pader libeled former Attorney General Wade Church in an editorial. The ruling preserves the 485000 judgment and related appellate findings.
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Phoenix
Wade Church
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Arizona Court of Appeals
Michael Pader
Arizona Republic
Church
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Cochise County
Surplus Funds Bags Record 45.8 Million in Arizona
Gov Raul H Castro reports 45.8 million dollars in unspent state funds from fiscal 1974 75 ending June 30. The surplus exceeds six months earlier forecast by 7.1 million with much due to over appropriation for the new school finance program adopted by the 1974 legislature.
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Phoenix
Raul H. Castro
Astro
Governor Castro Spends 25 Percent Abroad in First Months
State records show Gov. Raul Castro spent 45 days outside Arizona during his first six months in office. He was away from Phoenix on official and personal business for 26 additional days within Arizona. Travel costs exceed 13000 dollars with 1257 dollars in per diem payments.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Arizona
Castro
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Peter Pan
Pirate Smee
Bruce and
Jan Michael
Bob Johnstone
Rolling Thunder
Tiger Lily
Cher, Allman
Judo Club
Earl Drive
Bellamak and Mitchell
E. Thomas Rd
Frank H. Fisenhardt
Paradise Valley Plaza
Soutwest
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Ist Disneyland
Mesa
Big Ticket
Arizona Corporation
Luther Stringfellow
Sunburst Hotel
Associated Press
Moses Albert Coury
Lyle Reinsch
Maricopa County
Edward C. Rapp
Reinsch
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc' Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Century 21
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