Scottsdale brown bag theater program draws 42 at library
Scottsdale residents gather at 3839 Civic Center Plaza for free library sponsored films during lunch hours. The Brown Bag Bunch watches Tucson restoration cinema and Arizona subjects while eating home lunches, meeting locals, and saving on movie costs.
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Scottsdale
Harold Bulk
Jerry Bidwell
Steve Hsue
Scottsdale Public Library
Tucson
Jackie Bregman
Oklahoma
Kodak
The
Arizona Bank
Bureau of Reclamation
Arizona
Ted de Grazia
State
San Xavier Mission
Principal guilty in deaths of three youths in crash
A Maricopa County judge found Jay Bee McCommon of Kayenta guilty of three counts of vehicular manslaughter for the March deaths of Richard Cordaro Paul Wallard and John Brackett. Sentencing set for August 28 at 1 30 p m. He faces up to three years in county jail.
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Maricopa County
Monument Valley High School
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Superior Court
Warren L. McCarthy
Jay. Bee McCommon
Kayenta
Kenneth Seidberg
McCarthy
McCommon
Seidberg
Richard Cordaro
Second St
Paul Wallard
E. Latham St
John Brackett
E. van Buren
East van Buren
Marston print test advances in Helen Marston case
Town Marshal Ron Dalrymple reports preliminary fingerprint tests at JPL in Pasadena look good and comparable to a previous San Diego murder print. If successful, the print will be scanned by laser and cleaned of noise before broader identification.
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Paradise Valley
Helen Marston
Ron Dalyrmple
Dalrymple
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pasadena
Calif
Tle
San Diego
Traffic signals installed at Scottsdale Indian School Road crossing
At the Civic Center Plaza intersection near Scottsdale High School traffic signals are installed and will operate by the 1975-76 school year. The move follows prior injuries and fatalities at nearby crosswalks and includes sensor-activated controls to trigger lights from the high school drive.
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Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale High School
William C. Jenkins
Arcadia High School
46Th Street
Rich Romer
Scottsdale High School Drive
Garfield seeks probe of Castro travel expenses
Arizona Commissioner Ernest Garfield calls on Attorney General Bruce Babbitt to investigate Gov Raul Castro travel costs after six months in office. Garfield cites $10800 for the governor and $2100 for his wife expecting possible misuse of state transportation. Babbitt says law allows governor use of transport but will review if provided full details.
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Phoenix
Ernest Garfield
Arizona Corporation Commission
Attorney General Today
Raul Castro
Garfield
Castro
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Pact offer to change borders
Washington reports that a forthcoming declaration to be signed by Ford and 34 other governments accepts peaceful border changes in eastern Europe with non binding human rights clauses. The United States sees it as a political step toward detente and potential treaties, while Moscow gains concessions.
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Washington
Ford
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Europe
West
Moscow
Romania
Vienna
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kolyszko pleads guilty in infant death case
Linda Kolyszko admitted to involuntary manslaughter for stuffing a sock into her foster daughter's mouth to silence her. Judge C Kimball Rose dropped the murder charge against Joseph Kolyszko as the autopsy confirmed the child's death by strangulation. In a separate item, a 100 year old metal can found in an otter pond at the Desert Museum was reported.
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Kolyszko
Phoenix
Linda Kolyszko
C. Kimball Rose
Tucson
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Otter Pond
APS seeks seven percent cut in power rates
Phoenix APS asked the State Corporation Commission to lower power rates by seven percent starting next month citing reduced fuel costs. In a Thursday filing, APS said the fuel adjustment factor could be reduced because of cheaper fuel. Phoenix used car dealer Turnbow charged with odometer fraud
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service
State Corporation Commission
Commission
APS
State Attorney General’s Office
Evert Turnbow
Turnbow
Power outage in North Scottsdale after collision with APS pole
A Phoenix man, Pat McIntyre, 42, lost control and struck an Arizona Public Service pole causing a 58 minute outage between Shea Boulevard and Cochise Road. He was cited for DUI and speeding. Power restored by 2 08 a m with help from two APS crews, final pole work finished by 11 a m.
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North
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Arizona Public Service
APS
Shea Boulevard
Cochise Road
Scottsdale Road
Pat McIntyre
29Th St
McIntyre
North Scottsdale
Obituary for Neil L Kidney in Scottsdale Arizona
Visitation for Neil LaVerne Kidney 42 is set 6 to 8 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary in Mesa. Services and burial will be in Mount Ayr Iowa. Survived by wife Laverne sons Randall Kris daughters Tedi Jean Kelli all of Scottsdale. Brother Donald Perry in Iowa and Gary W in Mesa.
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Neil LaVerne Kidney
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Mount Ayr
Iowa
Mr. Kidney
E. Roosevelt
Scottsdale Community Hospital
California
Ymca Indian
Laverne
Randall N
Kris R
Tedi Jean
Kelli R
Scottsdale
Edith Kidney
Mesa
Donald and
Perry
Gary W
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Bridwell & Sons
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NLA
Washington, D.C
Granite Reef Road
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