Blast expected in Juvenile Court probe
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to release a private detective Fotinas investigation into the juvenile court. The probe, led by Harry Broderick, targets Juvenile Judge Thomas Tang and James McLaughlin with reform supporters pressing for broader scrutiny.
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Jack Earie
Progress City
Maricopa County Juvenile Probation Department
Steve Fotinas
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Fotinas
Gary Peter Klahr
Juvenile Reform Association
Thomas Tang
James McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Reform Association
Harry Broderick
Law Alton
Pat) Riggs
Broderick
Tang
Ficer
Juvenile Department
National Council of Crime and Delinquency
Board of Supervisors
Klahr
Juvenile Probation Department
Jack D. H. Hayes
White Mountains
Maricopa County
Scottsdale Hit by Severe Storm Flooding and Power Outages
A strong storm dumped 1.16 inches of rain on Scottsdale, triggering floods and power outages in two SRP areas and a long outage along Shea Boulevard. Lightning struck a Hayden Road substation, while a 20 foot fence at Scottsdale Stadium blew down. The library basement flooded and mud blocked Camelback Road. Public Works offers sandbags to at-risk homeowners as the monsoon pattern prompts more storms.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Rd
Oak-St
Pima
Hayden Rds
Salt River Project
Hayden Rad
SRP
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
124Th St
108Th St
Shea
Arizona Public Service
Scottsdale Public Library
Camelback Rd
57Th St
Dickson Electronics
Scottsdale Stadium
Willard Greene
Gulf of Mexico
Groene
Marc Stragier
Stragier
Scottsdale Board Approves Mohave Portable Classrooms
Scottsdale School Board votes to lease two Mohave Elementary portables to ease overcrowding, joining Navajo Pima Tonalea and Supai-in in avoiding double sessions next fall. President Sumrall criticizes portables but says immediate need outweighs.
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Scottsdale
Mohave
Pima
Tonalea
Supai
Earl Sumrall
Thomas Townten
Saguaro
Coronado
Eugene Burnkrant
Sumrall
Burnkrant
University of Colorado
University of Wisconsin
Scottsdale mobilizes crime watch in Operation Observer campaign
Police chief Walter Nemetz launches Operation Observer inviting citizens and workers including Arizona Public Service Salt River Project Mountain States Telephone and postmen to spot crime. The Scottsdale Teen Council, led by Jeanne Rice, plans a Crime Stop style effort with about 80 teens invited to a Monterosa meeting to recruit merchants and youth cooperation. The program follows city employees urged to report suspicious activity and police circulating a related handbook.
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Progress
Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service
Salt River Project
Mountain States Telephone
Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Stunt plane followed FAA rules over Scottsdale area
Residents near Scottsdale Municipal Airport accuse a Falcon Air Service AT-6 of flying under 100 feet. Pilot Dave Williams and aviation writer John English defend FAA compliance, noting altimeter levels stayed around 1,200 feet and no aerobatic maneuvers occurred. A meeting with City and FAA officials is planned after August 20 to address complaints.
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Scottsdale Municipal
Phoenix Gazette
John English
Federal Aviation Authority
Phoenix
Dave Williams
Falcon Air Service
English
Williams
Willams
Bill Donaldson
FAA
Donaldson
Cape Town Doctor Teaches Blaiberg to Walk Again
Cape Town reports Dr. Philip Blaiberg begins rehabilitation weeks after the world’s longest surviving heart transplant. His wife describes him as full of fun as he learns to walk again.
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Cape Town
UPI
Philip Blaiberg
Humphrey calls for free Vietnam vote inclusion of FLN
Vice President Humphrey urged free elections in Vietnam with participation from all political groups including the Communist FLN National Liberation Front. Reagan McCarthy clash over coalition government and realistic prospects following his plan. Czech talks end with leeway for liberalization. Steel firms raise prices following wage hike while living costs rise and Fortas Chief Justice hearing delayed.
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Humphrey
FLN
Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
National Association of Counties
National Liberation Front
Reagan
HHH
Miami Beach
California
Ronald Reagan
McCarthy
New York City
Eugene McCarthy
Czarna Nad Tisou
Czechoslovakia
Cierna Nad Tisou
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
Labor Department
Senate
Abe Fortas
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
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Jack Collins
Sylvia Whalin
Mohave 2
Charles Hill
APS
Ernie Banks
Scotts
Blaiberg
United Press International