Nixon confidante C Arnholt Smith accused of fraud
SEC files civil suit against longtime Nixon ally C Arnholt Smith charging multimillion dollar fraud tied to Westgate California and U S National Bank. The action seeks receivership for Westgate and removal of Smith and Taft as officers, with related OCC action on bank loans and a potential Padres sale to raise cash.
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Drive-in party launches bus service for elderly in Scottsdale
A north Scottsdale gathering marked the launch of a Red Cross driven elderly transport program. Thirteen volunteers will each dedicate one day every two weeks to drive seniors to essential services, coordinated by Jackie Lamb. Volunteers include Albert Branch, Dusty Lilly, Barbara Yort, Gene Carroll, Maxine Thornton, and Dottie Fargotstein.
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Prescott Man Elected Arizona Jaycees President
Campaign platform Today Tomorrow Together propelled Pat Halsema of Prescott to the Arizona Jaycees presidency at the state convention in Tucson. Halsema, past Prescott Jaycees president and former state vice president, helped form five new Arizona Jaycee chapters. Other officers include Michael del Sisco of Scottsdale as national director and Steve Klavuhn of Scottsdale as treasurer.
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Messengers to Sing at Scottsdale Civic Center
The nationally known Messengers will perform at the Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater Sunday from 9 p.m. They are university students directed by Ken Brixey and travel nationwide each summer under Holiday Inns sponsorship to express love and dedication to America through music. Their past audiences include the President and various TV appearances. The amphitheater sits behind City Hall at 3939 Civic Center Plaza.
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SCC Opens Late Signups for Summer Classes
Scottsdale Community College will accept late registrations for summer day and evening sessions starting Monday. Prospective students may register at the admissions office on Pima Road at Chaparral or call to check if college credit courses are still available.
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Tonto-Tonalea Graduating Youths Honored At Awards Banquet
Tonto graduated 104 students this week with PTA scholastic awards to Kyle Giesaking Karen Nordal and Dana Span. Many honors followed including MVPs and all county players. The event also noted teachers coaches and upcoming crafts classes and Boy Scout and Coronado Society activities.
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Planned Parenthood sued over abortion case in Phoenix
Jane Doe sues Planned Parenthood Associations of Phoenix and Los Angeles for 250000 claiming failure to inform her of abortion risks. She alleges a California doctor punctured her uterus during a 1972 procedure arranged by the Phoenix group in Los Angeles and that she later needed more treatment after returning to Phoenix.
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Mothers Plan Softball Game For Family Night
A Mothers' Softball Game opens the Pima Navajo Little League Family Night at 5 p.m. Saturday at Pima School, Granite Reef and Osborn Roads. The mothers play at 6 p.m. followed by coaches versus fathers with a drawing offering a color television Honda or side of beef as prizes.
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