Weekend crashes send five to hospital and injure two children
Five patients treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after two auto incidents and a motorcycle mishap. Earl Sikes, 38, was admitted after a motorcycle strike in a vacant lot area. Gree Peters, 37, and her daughters June and Jean were treated after a rear end collision near Osborn Road. Joseph Bers nas ek, 45, cited for failure to yield. A separate two car crash at 76th Street and Camelback involved Marjorie Wing, 28, and Warren Collins, 38, with minor injuries to Wing's daughter Kimberly and Collins's son Scott. Wing cited for red light violation.
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Baptist Hospital
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E. Osbor
Polite
Joseph Bersnasek
Marjorie Wing
Bonnie Rose
Warren Collins
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Kimberly
Collins
Scott
Trucker Corrects Tax Refund Mix Up With Lawyer
Roland Hall of Phoenix arrived at attorney Richard Steiner's office with a state income tax refund check for 20392.03. The mistake left Hall due 20.39 and the lawyer advised surrender of the overpayment request a new correct check. The plan satisfied all parties involved.
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Richard Steiner
Scottsdale
Roland Hall
Phoenix
Steiner
Hall
State Tax Commission
Scottsdale police seek 15 year old after marijuana plants found
Scottsdale police search for a 15 year old boy after about 150 marijuana plants were found growing in two flowerbeds at his home. The youth had told his mother the plants were for a school experiment, and she had been watering them. The incident occurred late Friday.
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Scottsdale
Tehran university students hijack Iranian plane to Baghdad
Two Tehran University students and a 12 year old boy hijacked an Iran Air Boeing 727 and forced it to Baghdad where they sought political asylum. The plane was released by Iraq several hours after landing.
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Iran
UPI
Tehran University
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Baghdad
Iraq
One Car Crash Death on Taises Road Reported
A single vehicle crash on Taises Road 12 miles east of here claimed one life this morning. Details were unavailable as the Department of Public Safety continued its investigation. Weekend Arizona crashes included a Tucson two car collision killing Lem King 64 and others.
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Department of Public Safety
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Lem_King
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Cristen Lynn. Webb
Rachael Linda ‘Webb
Mesa
Picahco
UPI
Woman charged with shoplifting at Scottsdale Safeway
Bernice Peterson, 20, of 864 N Country Club Dr Mesa, was arrested Friday at 4 15 pm by Scottsdale police. She allegedly concealed merchandise at a local grocery store and passed a checkout stand without paying at the Safeway on 2801 N Scottsdale Rd. Bond set at $110 by Judge Edward Boyle in City Court.
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Country Club Dr
Mesa
Scottsdale
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Safeway
Scottsdale Rd
Edward Boyle
Probe ordered into banks links with Penn Central crash
House Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman ordered an investigation into the ties between bankrupt Penn Central Railroad and 77 percent banks that loaned multimillion dollars. The move followed a stock market drop as Penn Central filed for reorganization, with Patman citing large interlocks between banks and railroads and signaling possible further federal loan opposition.
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Rutherford Named General Manager at Dickson Electronics
Dickson Electronics appoints Robert R. Rutherford as general manager of Semiconductor Products. Bernard Gilmore, newly elected executive vice president, announces Rutherford will oversee semiconductor and microelectronic products. Rutherford’s background includes Motorola Phoenix division product management and degrees from Washington State University and Boston University. He lives in Phoenix with his wife Arda and five children.
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Dickson Electronics Corporation
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Obituary: Oren A. Nallie Dies in Scottsdale
Oren Arthur Nallie 64 formerly of Colorado Springs died Sunday at Baptist Hospital in Scottsdale. He lived at 84575 Montebello and came to the Valley 10 years ago as resident manager for an apartment complex. Survived by wife Opal five daughters and two sisters out of state. Services Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel followed by cremation.
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Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital
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Colorado Springs
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Co Opal
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Phyllis Dennison
Denver
Supreme Court rules indigent defendants must have counsel at preliminary hearings
The Supreme Court held five to three that states must provide lawyers for indigent defendants at preliminary hearings in all criminal cases. The decision, stemming from Alabama appeals, set aside convictions and sent the cases back for reconsideration under the new rule.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Honest Carrier Boy Refers Wallet to Police
A carrier boy named Lance Ross of 7725 E Pinchot found a wallet near Anchor Realty on Pima Plaza. Dick Hutchinson praised the boy for returning the wallet to the police, which contained Anthony Lindhart of Los Angeles's credit cards valuable papers and about $20 in cash awaiting pickup at the station.
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Anchor’ “Realty
Lance
Ross
E.pinchot
Pima Plaza
Hutchinson
Anthony Lindhart
Los Angeles
Scottsdale zoning items on Phoenix Planning Commission agenda
Three zoning cases in the Scottsdale area are set for consideration by the Phoenix Planning Commission. Dewan Gangadean seeks to rezone a 3 acre parcel at 4229 4329 E Camelback from single family to multi family and townhouse use. Frank Anderson requests rezoning at 4712 E Thomas Rd to central family residential commercial use from multi family. Raymond Lee submits a proposal to rezone the northeast corner of 46th St and Thomas Rd from single family to townhouse.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix Planning Commission
Dewan Gangadean
Camelback
Frank
Anderson
E- Thomas Rd
46Th St
Thomas Rd
Raymond Lee
Attempted hijack thwarted as group arrested in Leningrad
A group of criminals was arrested in Leningrad on June 15 after attempting to hijack a passenger aircraft. The report, cited by Leningradskaya Pravda, provides few details but confirms the arrest and the thwarted scheme.
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UPI
Leningrad
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