Pastor faces death as flock fights VA transplant ruling
Rev. Darrell Morgan, cancer patient and pastor of Chapel of Peace, seeks a bone marrow transplant costing 10 000 to 25 000 dollars rejected by the VA as experimental. His Seattle hospital team says the procedure is viable. congregation appeals for approval while his ministry has grown from 15 to 700.
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Lynnwood
Wash
Darrell Morgan
Veterans’ Administration
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Jerome R. Dolezal
Seattle VA
Dolezal
Dean Buckner
University of Washington
Buckner
Seattle
Providence Hospital
Providence
Don Huber
Mr.Morgan
Cincinnati
Huber
Pastor Morgan
Chapel of Peace Community Church
Hell and Brimstone
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Power failure in Scottsdale from wind gusts and downed lines
A wind event caused two Arizona Public Service wires to spark and burn near 74th Street and Thomas Road. The Papago feeder stopped, cutting power across several blocks for 28 to 120 minutes. Areas from Thomas Road to Osborn Road and Civic Center Plaza were affected.
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Arizona Public Service
Harold Sebring
Civic Center Plaza
Thomas Road
Scottsdale
74Th Street
Papago
Third Street
66Th Place
78Th Street
Marshall Way
Osborn Road
Earil Drive
Mishap injures cyclist in Scottsdale motorcycle crash
A Northeast Scottsdale man William Thompson Smaltz 33 of 9601 N 120th St was hospitalized after a motorcycle crash on Mountain View Road near 120th Street. He was flown from the scene by a Department of Public Service helicopter. Hospital could not disclose his condition.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mountain View Road
120Th Street
William Thompson Smaltz
120Th St
Smaltz
Department of Public Service
Smaitz
Apollo astronauts show quick recovery from suspected toxic gas
Doctors say Stafford Brand Slayton remain hospitalized three more days with potential full recovery within a week. X rays show improving lung fluid. no permanent damage expected. Nitrogen tetroxide suspected as the gas from Apollo descent. NASA confirms no leak in the module.
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Honolulu
Peter Bartelloni
Tripler Army Hospital
Apollo
Arnold Nicogossian
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Bartelloni
Slayton
Brand
Nicogossian
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
NASA
Pacific
New Orleans
Pearl Harbor
Downey
Calif
Donald E. Stullken
Space Agency
Speed limit cut to 35 on PV McDonald Drive
Paradise Valley Town Council lowers McDonald Drive speed to 35 mph from Tatum Boulevard to Scottsdale Road to curb accidents. Dalrymple notes 31 crashes in 12 months, signs and two week grace period to follow, with passing stripes omitted and markers installed. Council also approves Soleri septic permit amendment and approves $144,373 flood control improvement bonds for District No. 1 projects on Berneil Ditch and Invergordon Road.
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Paradise Valley
McDonald Drive
McDonald
Ron Dalrymple
Tatum Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
Palo Soleri
Cosanti Foundation
Scottsdale
Dalrymple
Soleri
Bob Tribken
Barbara von Ammon
Tribken
L. Barry Palmer
Peter S. Wainwright
Oscar Palmer
J. Duncan Brock
Bennett
Town of Paradise Valley
Berneil Ditch
Invergordon Road
Mountain View Road
Indian Bend Road
Home Burglary Totals 6780 At Scottsdale and Tempe Homes
Burglars took about 6780 in valuables from Richard De Vlieg at 4527 North Miller Road between 4 p.m. and 7 15 p.m. Items included rifles cameras a stereo system a gold ring and a man's watch. A second break in at Period Gallery West 7133 East Stetson Drive Scottsdale involved broken glass and an insurance inventory will determine losses.
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Richard de Vlieg
N. Miller Rd
Scottsdale
Gallery West
E. Stetson Drive
Teen Robber Steals About 40 Dollars at Circle K
Scottsdale police report an armed robbery at a Circle K on North Scottsdale Road. A teen, about 15, entered at 6 37 p.m. and demanded money while displaying a small handgun. He is described as five ten, 150 to 160 pounds, with brown collar length hair, wearing a blue shirt and green jeans.
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Circle K
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale
Hopi Lease Challenge Dismissed Over Party Status
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court upheld a district ruling dismissing a $20 million coal land lease suit by Hopi Indians. The case argued the lease of Black Mesa to Peabody Coal predecessor was void. the tribes and the United States were not named as parties, deemed indispensible by Judge Walter Craig.
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San Francisco
Arizona
U.S. Court of Friday
U.S
Walter Craig
United States
Craig
Peabody Coal Co
Black Mesa
Hopis
Jury finds assailant not aware during police attack
An eight member jury in Phoenix ruled Charles DeLong, 29, acted without realizing his actions when attacking two policemen with a rifle and pistol on February 13. He was found innocent by reason of insanity and civil commitment proceedings were ordered.
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Phoenix
Charles DeLong
DeLong
Superior Court
Roger G. Strand
Ronald Waugh
Paul Noack
Waugh
DeLonge
Tribe seeks US loan for Papago industrial park expansion
The All Papago Tucson Development Corp. seeks 3.6 million in federal aid including a 600000 public works grant to expand a 33 acre park and a 3 million loan to build a 60000 square foot Empire Machinery building. long term plans aim to grow the site to 120 acres as Commerce officials signaled approval.
Chlorine fumes hospitalize four Phoenix youths
Four teens were treated after inhaling chlorine at Perry Park Pool. Laura Alvarado 13 and Jenny Ross 12 remained under observation in Phoenix hospitals while David Strapp 13 and Scott Habach 14 were treated and released.
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Phoenix
Perry Park Pool
Laura Alvarado
Jenny Ross
Phoenix Hospitals
David Strapp
Scott Habach
Narcotics Agent Cleared in Tucson Teen Slaying
A coroner's jury ruled that Department of Public Safety agent Gordon Hanson acted justifiably when he shot Kent C. Archer an 18 year old Tucson resident last week. The ruling released Friday cleared Hanson of wrongdoing in the teen's death.
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Tucson
Department of Public Safety
Gordon Hanson
Kent C. Archer
July license renewals due with $8 late penalty
Phoenix vehicle owners with July renewals must complete the license renewal by Thursday at midnight to avoid an $8 late fee. The deadline impacts those with July expiration dates and applies to renewals processed after the cutoff.
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Phoenix
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E. Earls
Associated Press
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Yuma
Scottsdale Progress
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Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
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