Two Suspects in Chowchilla Bus Kidnapping Are Arrested
The last two suspects, James Schoenfeld and Frederick N Woods, were captured in Menlo Park and Vancouver respectively. A third suspect, Richard Schoenfeld, had already surrendered and pleaded not guilty. Bail set at $1 million for James Schoenfeld as prosecutors file 27 counts of kidnapping and 16 counts of robbery.
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FBI
San Francisco
Frederick N. Woods
British Columbia
James Schoenfeld
Menlo Park
Richard
Alameda
Oakland
Chowchilla
Joan Brown
Ed Merrill
Merrill
Schoenfeld
Woods
Livermore
Pacific Northwest
Mountain View
U.S. 101
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Scottsdale School Board President Sam Childs Won't Seek Re election
Sam Childs president of the Scottsdale School Board will not seek re election in November. He has served on the board since January 1973 and will move on to new challenges. Four residents have entered the race for three seats including Donald Swanson Dr JD Lawson Thomas Carey and Joe Jamison. Petitions are due September 2 with 220 district resident signatures. Newly elected members take office January 1 1977.
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Scottsdale
Childs
Sperry Flight Systems
Ray Planeta
Dave Richards
Donald Swanson
JD Lawson
Thomas C. Carey
Joe C. Jamison
City mulls Scottsdale share of eastside animal shelter cost
Scottsdale may be asked to cover part of a 566 830 dollar veterinary facility in eastern Maricopa County. County supervisors approved the project without a site yet chosen. Scottsdale's share is pegged at about 74 000 dollars as part of federal revenue sharing funding and city contributions.
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Eastside Animal Shelter
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
S. 35Th Ave
Phoenix
Tempe
Michael Gannon
Gannon
Officials Probe Fountain Hills Investigation Scope
Arizona attorney general’s office explored Fountain Hills developed by McCulloch Properties. Assistant AG Jack LaSota said no active probe and no formal complaint exists. Wayne Tangye’s tenure ended April 30. C V Wood Jr. cites a landfill dispute as unrelated.
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Phoenix
Fountain Hills
Scottsdale
McCulloch Properties, Inc
Arizona Attorney General's Office
Jack LaSota
LaSota
Office
Wayne Tangye
C.V. Wood Jr
McCulloch Oil Corp
McCulloch
Wood
Ag’s
Attorney General
Warner rejects charge of conflict of interest
Arizona State School Superintendent Carolyn Warner dismisses as silly a pending conflict of interest charge tied to her U.S. Senate bid. AFT officials say they will detail the accusation at a Friday press conference and consider endorsements after a Saturday meeting.
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Carolyn Warner
U.S. Senate
Arizona Federation of Teachers
Warner
Leonard Barcelona
Scottsdale
Afl-Cio
Pair blamed for Patty’s acts in SLA trial closing
In Los Angeles the Harrises’ prosecutor accuses William and Emily Harris SLA members of training Patricia Hearst to fire a machine gun during a clash in their kidnapping and robbery case. Deputy D A T Y Mayerson argues Hearst acted on SLA influence. Mickey Cohen, famed West Coast gangster, dies at UCLA Medical Center at 62 after hospitalization for fatigue and jaundice.
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Patty
Los Angeles
William
Emily Harris
Mickey Cohen
Ucla Medical Center
Stevenson Knocks Out Tate In First Round At Montreal
Cuba’s Teofilo Stevenson, Olympic heavyweight champ, floors John Tate of Knoxville at 1 29 of the first round in Montreal. Tate stays dazed and is helped to his corner after the decisive punch. The bout ends quickly in Stevenson’s favor.
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Montreal
Teofilo Stevenson
Cuba
John Tate
Knoxville
Tenn
Tate
Air Controllers Begin Nationwide Slowdown Action
The air traffic controllers union plans a work by the book slowdown delaying flights at airports across the United States. In early hours, only light air traffic limited impact, affecting the 14 000 controllers’ group and airline schedules nationwide.
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New York
Warm humidity with thundershowers later this week
A warm humid pattern continues with a 20 percent chance of measurable rainfall tonight. Expect partly cloudy skies today and Friday with high temperatures near 96 today and 98 on Friday and overnight lows in the upper 70s.
Thunderstorm Causes Pole Topples And City Power Outages
Last night storms toppled a Salt River Project light pole onto Howard F. Pynn’s home at 8319 E Chaparral Rd and cut power in an APS area from Chaparral to Lincoln along the Arizona Canal for 57 minutes. City crews report no widespread flooding while a pool near the police station closed for repairs to an electrical system. rainfall measured 2.4 inches.
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Scottsdale
Billie Pitts
Arizona Public Service
Chaparral Road
Lincoln Drive
Arizona Canal
Salt River
Howard F. Pynn
E. Chaparral Rd
Pynn
SRP
Civic Center Plaza
Lon Miller
Salt River Project
Pitts
APS
4Th
51St Streets
van Buren Street
Phoenix
van Buren
Jerry McLain
McLain
Metro Fire Department
Thomas and Miller Roads
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Bob Johnstone
Zoo
Chowchilla, Calif
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Canada
William Gagen
Edward Merrill
Lowell Jensen
Danville
Schoenfelds
To ‘School Board
Sam Childs
Superintendent of Schools
S. Third Ave
Scottsdale Daily Progress
E. Earls Drive
Arizona
Barcelona
AFT
Associated Press
Cohén
U.S
Washington
House
Robert L. F. Sikes
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Story
Rome
Giulio Andreotti
Giovanni Leone
Christian Democrats
Andreotti
Christian Democratic
Aldo Moro
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