Manslaughter hearing stated dies in car
An East Phoenix traffic accident killed 19 year old Kenneth Viviano who was a passenger when a car struck a utility pole and overturned. The preliminary hearing for Jay McCommon, charged with vehicular manslaughter in three deaths, is set for March 18 in East Phoenix Justice Court No 1.
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East Phoenix
Phoenix
Kenneth Viviano
E. Weldon Ave
Viviano
Lafayette Blvd
Jay McCommon
Scottsdale
Burglar Steals $1553 In Home Theft
A woman returning home from a weekend trip found $1,553 in personal items missing. The thief broken a carport door and entered through a bedroom window, taking a stereo, curios, camera gear, firearms, and other goods. Mary Schnoor reported the loss.
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Mary Schnoor
E. Exeter
Planning commission meeting canceled in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Planning Commission cancels Tuesday night session due to only two minor staff and commission initiative cases on the agenda. Both sides agreed to defer, with the next meeting set for March 25.
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Scottsdale
Obituary for Paul Joseph Wallard of Phoenix
Paul Joseph Wallard 18 of 8244 East Indian School Road Phoenix died from injuries suffered in a Wednesday Phoenix automobile crash that also killed two others. A rosary is at 7 30 p m at Mercer Mortuary and a 10 a m Mass follows Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Burial is in St Francis Cemetery He is survived by his parents John and wife, a brother Robert of Phoenix and sisters Linda Vance of Phoenix and Pamela Newhall of Scottsdale
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John Brackett
Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Paul Wallard
E. Latham
McCammon
Tucson
Arizona
Eldon Hemphill
Mary
Perry
Mount Lemmon
Hemphill
Martha
Alton Askins
Wichita Falls
Tex
Sharron Lippard
Bayard
N.M
Eloy
Interstate 10
Wayne Lewis Barry
Oladi Pykalisto
Seattle
Pykalisto
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Grand Canyon
Highway Patrol
Paul Joseph Wallard
E. Indian School
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic
Second Street
Miller Road
St. Francis Cemetery
Wallard
John Wallard
Robert
Linda Vance
Pamela Newhall
Scottsdale
Rosary and Funeral Planned for Kenneth Viviano
Kenneth Viviano 19 a restaurant employee died from injuries in an automobile crash. A rosary will be held at Arcadia Funeral Home tonight and a service at St Theresa's Church Tuesday. He attended Arcadia High School and is survived by his parents Carmen Viviano Jr and family including a Phoenix brother Car men Viviano TI grandmother Genevieve Wostasik and grandfather Carmen Viviano Sr.
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Kenneth Viviano
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School
St. Theresa’s Catholic Church
E. Thomas Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
Viviano
E. Weldon
Scottsdale
Carmen Viviano Jr
Carmen Viviano TI
Phoenix
Genevieve Wostasik
Carmen Viviano, Sr
Lincoln, Il
Pauline Perry 89 dies. private services held
Pauline Perry 89 died Saturday in St. Josephs Hospital. She lived at 7627 E Bonita Drive. Survived by daughters Pauline Kestler and Mrs Edward W Lomberry and sons Brewster and I Newton. Services were private.
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Pauline Perry
St. Joseph's Hospital
E. Bonita Drive
Pauline Kestler
Edward W. Lomberry
Sons
Brewster and I. Newton
Ex-White House Aide Strachan Cleared in Watergate Case
UPI reports Judge John Sirica dismissed all conspiracy obstruction and false statements charges against Gordon C. Strachan in the Watergate cover-up. Immunity granted to testify before the Senate panel may set appellate considerations. Strachan had urged young men to stay away from government service.
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Strachan
Senate
Watergate Committee
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Committee
Sirica
Watergate
Wall Street
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Salt Lake City
McCord ties Nixon to Watergate in new Watergate charges
James McCord Jr asserts Nixon approved the Watergate break in and calls Ford's pardon a corrupt deal. He recalls his 1972 burglary conviction and argues the trial was corrupt with officials concealing evidence and burning files. He seeks a fair retrial while facing possible jail time.
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Washington
UPI
James McCord Jr
Richard Nixon
McCord
Nixon
Ford
Democratic
Watergate
John Sirica
White House
John Mitchell
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Richard Kleindienst
Meany Warns of Foreclosure Avalanche Without Aid
AFL-CIO President George Meany warned of an avalanche of foreclosures as jobless benefits run out. He urged the government to offer 6 percent subsidized mortgages for low and middle income workers to revive housing and spur the economy.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
National Housing Conference
Thomas R. Bomar
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Bomar
Nixon
Ford
SCC Students Seek More Funds
The Maricopa County Community College District board will consider adding 2,674 dollars to Scottsdale Community College student activity budgets due to higher enrollments. The plan also proposes allocating amusement machine revenues to student accounts at the start of the 1975 76 year.
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Maricopa County Community College Board
Scottsdale Community College
MCCCD
District Board Room
Second St
SCC
Phoenix 40 group sees strong public response
James B Mayer, chairman, says Phoenix 40 has attracted many calls from concerned citizens eager to help. The group formed recently by civic and business leaders aims to address immediate community problems, especially organized crime, in Phoenix.
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Phoenix 40
Good Phoenix
James B.mayer
Fire Damages Washington Elementary School in Phoenix
Investigators say a door was forced open and a fire started in a basement storage area of the Old Main building at Washington Elementary School in northwest Phoenix. The blaze spread through duct work to the attic of the U shaped structure, causing about 150000 dollars in damage.
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Phoenix
Washington Elementary School
State Senate Budget Hearing Sees $27 Million Request
The appropriations committee reviews budget requests as the state faces a lean next fiscal year due to the recession and falling tax revenues. Col Liovil Robertson of the Department of Public Safety urged approval of a $27 million budget request.
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Phoenix
State Senate
Appropriations Committee
Liovil Robertson
Department of Public Safety
Barr seeks in-depth study of Arizona Indian relations
House Majority Leader Burton Barr says he favors a detailed study of how Arizona interacts with the thousands of Indians in the state. He met with John Artichoker of the Bureau of Indian Affairs to plan further talks with Artichoker and Tony Lincoln, Navajo area director at Window Rock.
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Phoenix
House
Burton Barr
Arizona
Barr
John Artichoker
Phoenix Area
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Artichoker
Tony Lincoln
Navajo
Window Rock
Phoenix rezoning for Smitty's store postponed again
The Phoenix City Council delays a rezoning case for a Smitty's at Tatum and Shea Boulevards until June 10. Smith Investment seeks 13 acres of shopping center zoning plus 11 acres of PAD housing to raise dwelling units from seven to ten.
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Phoenix
Smitty’s
Tatum and
Shea
Smith Investment Co
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