Stolen Art and Property Report From Local Homes and Stores
A $3,500 sculpture was stolen from the art Wagon on E Main between 5 am and 10 am Friday. Jim Ratliff reported the missing statue at 7156 E Main. No forced entry. A $600 black leather couch vanished from Villa San Marco Townhouse recreation room. A Robin Jeffers bicycle was taken from her patio Friday between 12:15 pm and 8:45 pm. A portable generator worth $199 was taken from Western Honda showroom. Stolen items also include a Kodak eight millimeter camera and a tape recorder from St Daniel's School with possible pry marks on a door. No values listed.
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E. Main St
Jim Ratliff
E. Main
Villa San Marco
79Th Street
McKenzie
Charles Mallen
N. 78Th Way
Robin Jeffers
N. Miller
Western Honda
E. McDowell Rd
Kodak
St. Daniel's School
N. Hayden Rd
Eloy Man Indicted in Kidnapping of Bashas Executive’s Wife
Maricopa County Grand Jury indicted 33 year old Jimmy Alfred Reyes for kidnapping Sheri Basha 30 wife of Eddie Basha Jr. president of Bashas supermarket chain. Basha was abducted at gunpoint from her Chandler home March 1.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Eloy
Jimmy Alfred Reyes
Sheri Basha
Eddie Basha Jr
Bashas
Van Fire Damages 1963 Ford Van in Tempe
Scottsdale Rural firemen report a backfire from a damaged carburetor caused a fire in a 1963 Ford van owned by Palms Printing Company at 940A Gilbert Drive Tempe. The fire at 7228 E Second Street was contained to the engine compartment.
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Palms Printing Company
Gilbert Dr
Tempe
Scottsdale
Second St
Obituary for Janet Doyle, BYU student killed in auto crash
Janet Anne Doyle 20 a Brigham Young University sophomore died in an auto accident near Page Thursday. Born in Phoenix she attended Arcadia High School and belonged to Phi sorority and YWMIA. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs George Doyle of Phoenix a brother and four sisters. Services Monday at Scottsdale Stake Center with viewings Sunday at Memory Lawn Mortuary and prior to services at the church. Burial location not yet chosen.
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Janet Anne Doyle
Brigham Young University
Scottsdale
Church of Jésus Christ of Latter-day Saints
74Th St
Memory Lawn Mortuary
27Th Ave
Stake Center
Doyle
Page
Phoenix
Arcadia
Dorothy Porter Dies After Illness at 56 in Scottsdale
Dorothy Porter 56 longtime Scottsdale resident died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She belonged to First Baptist Church of Scottsdale and Mesa Country Club, with two daughters Shirley Hart and Carole Simon. Services Monday at Messinger Mortuary with burial at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Dorothy E. Porter
First Baptist Church of
Scottsdale
Women’s Golf Association of Arizona
Mesa Country Club
Good Samaritan Hospital
Porter
Catalina
Detroit
Farmington, Mich
Jerry
Shirley Hart
Tempe
Carole Simon
Phoenix
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres Cemetery
U S Forces Step Up Strikes and Cambodia Incursions
U S Air Force jets hit a North Vietnamese air site as the 11th straight day of protective reaction strikes continues. In Cambodia, South Vietnamese forces move in three thrusts into the rubber region, facing clashes with Communists. the tally lists 114 guerrillas and nine South Vietnamese killed along with 93 wounded in 36 hours.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S. Air Force
Cambodia
Luong
Sundown
Suong
Am Rong
High Command
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Ninh Thuan
Dalat
Suit seeks broker's license revocation in Arizona
State Real Estate Commissioner J. Fred Talley filed in Superior Court to revoke real estate and mortgage broker James H. Burr's licenses. Burr of Paradise Valley heads James H. Burr and Associates and Westwood Mortgages and Investment Co. Court hearings could suspend or revoke his licenses. Burr also faces two civil suits by five former clients seeking 725,680 dollars for alleged fraud.
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Phoenix
UPI
J. Fred Talley
Superior Court
James H. Burr
Paradise Valley
Burr
James H. Burr and Associates
Westwood Mortgages and Investment Co
Talley
State Banking Department
County school chief to speak on free enterprise course
Maricopa County School Superintendent Richard Harris will address the Arizona Liberty Amendment Committee at a public meeting Tuesday. The program begins at 8 p.m. in the First Federal Building on Camelback Road. Harris, a proponent of free enterprise and constitutional government, will discuss an upcoming free enterprise course for Arizona schools and had endorsed the program when it was before the Legislature.
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Maricopa County
Richard Harris
Arizona Liberty Amendment Committee
E. Camelback
Harris
Arizona
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Anne Serrano
E. Latham
United Press International
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Thermal
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Anchoray
Avanta
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Kingman
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Des Moines
Payson
Fairbanks
Helena
Prescott
Honolulu
Safford
van Leer Insurance
N. 24Th Street
Eloy Man
Jimmie
Dee
Orch
Joan ‘Naylor
Scotter
Hiner
Janet Doyle
Dorothy Porter
Howard Crook
Loraine Benson
66Th St
Camelback Rd
Camelback Mountain
U.S
North
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ara
Qator
Neven Lews Pirper
Arizona Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
Papago Restaurant
E. McDowell
Ramada Inn
van Buren
Memorial Hospital
County
PUHS
Children’s New Clothing Fund
Leap
United Order True Sisters, Inc
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