Suspected double robberies target Circle K stores in Scottsdale and Tempe
Police link two daytime Circle K robberies to the same armed gunmen. In Scottsdale Linda Little reported two dark skinned males with a blue .22 pistol demanding money and a paper sack. Tempe store manager Jim Sweeney described similar suspects who also stole six boxes of .22 shells from the Broadway location. A prior Thursday robbery at the Scottsdale store involved two white males and a demand for cash.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Linda Little
E. McDowell
Tempe Circle K
E. Broadway
Jim Sweeney
Sweeney
Little
Brennan rests after annual checkup in Oxnard
Walter Brennan, 80, checked into St. John’s Hospital in Oxnard for a routine annual exam. The three time Oscar winner said he felt fine apart from a years long slight emphysema and expected to leave the hospital soon to return to his Moorpark area ranch for the weekend.
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Oxnard
Calif
UPI
Walter Brennan
St. John’s Hospital
Brennan
Moorpark
Paradise Valley Area Forms Community Lobbying Council
Business and civic leaders in Paradise Valley north Phoenix launched a drive to organize a community council to press city and state agencies for better streets flood control and zoning. Richard Young was elected temporary chair in a 22-person gathering at Désert Cove School with next meeting set for April 8.
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Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Thomas Morrow
Weekly
Valley Newse
United Communications Systems
Morrow
Désert Cove School
Richard Young
Shangrila
Paradise Valley Chamber of Commerce
Area Advisory Planning
Deer Valley
Scottsdale councilwoman Billie Gentry joins United Way board
Billie Gentry was elected to the United Way Board of Directors at the 18th annual meeting and awards luncheon. She is a Scottsdale council member and former Parks and Recreation chair, now serving a second four year term.
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Scottsdale
Billie Gentry
United Way Board of Directors
United Way
Motorola Inc
Tom Chauncey
Spring weather storms kill five across the South
Weather Watch reports spring onslaught brings deadly storms across the South with five deaths and at least 50 injuries. Tornadoes in Natchitoches Louisiana and high winds in Georgia caused fatalities and building collapses as snow and cold spread east of the Rockies.
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United Press International
Appalachians
New England
Rockies
New York City
Meningitis cases feared in Missouri town
A team of physicians arrived in KING CITY to distribute medication amid fears of a meningitis outbreak after a 13 year old girl died. Dr. Robert Stuber confirmed the death and the illness appeared definite. Kansas City reports five cases in the past year.
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King City
UPI
Missouri
Robert Stuber
Kansas City
Paradise Valley School Board sets work date for budget session
The Paradise Valley School Board named March 28 for the first administration and board work session on the 1974 75 budgets. Supt H Ray Shipley pledged a tentative budget after preliminary figures are shown. A $95000 middle school counseling proposal prompted discussion on addressing discipline issues and alleged abuse cases. no action was taken.
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Paradise Valley
H. Ray Shipley
Teachers
Paradise Valley Education Association
Shipley
Gerald Wray
Shea
Wray
Juvenile arrests in Phoenix linked to recent hold ups
Three 16 year old Phoenix youths were arrested after allegedly robbing Phil's Shoes of 585 dollars and a Shop N Go Market of 75 dollars. Police said the suspects confessed and were turned over to Maricopa County Juvenile detention. a fourth at large.
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North Phoenix
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Roadrunner Park
36Th Street
Cactus
Phil’s Shoes
32Nd St
E. Cactus “Rd
Cecelia Obenstine
Jan Judy
Interest funds jump for Maricopa County this year
Interest received by Maricopa County from inactive funds will rise about one third this fiscal year to nearly 6 million dollars. County Treasurer Glenn Stapley said the county collected 4.5 million dollars in interest in the previous year. A Conoco service station operator was shot to death in an apparent robbery Thursday night. Clyde Hanna 61, operator of a self service station at 4760 East Broadway was found dead by his son Brian 16.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Glenn Stapley
Clyde Hanna
Conoco
Broadway
Brian
County Cuts Back Natural Gas Use In Phoenix Complex
Maricopa County offices reduced natural gas consumption by 50 percent at the Downtown Complex and electricity by 29.5 percent in February versus 1973 totals. Measures include dimming lights, lowering thermostats, and slower county vehicle speeds. Robert Corbin led the energy committee, the first in the state, noting February bills were lower despite rate hikes.
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Maricopa County
Phoenix
Robert Corbin
Board of Supervisors
Corbin
State DECA clubs open meet in Phoenix
More than 1,000 high school and junior college DECA members from Arizona compete today and Saturday in a Career Development Conference at the Towne House Phoenix. The event features 31 competition areas and $3,000 in scholarship awards. Judges are Arizona businessmen.
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Distributive Education Clubs of America
DECA
Arizona
Towne Hlouse
Phoenix
Obituary Edward L. Jones 88 geologist dies in Scottsdale
Edward L. Jones 88 a geologist who joined the U.S. Geological Survey in 1914 died Wednesday in a Valley nursing home. He lived at 5535 Casa Blanca Road Scottsdale and had worked for Shell Oil Co in Texas and Oklahoma before returning to Phoenix in 1931. Services set for 9 a.m. Saturday at A L Moore Long Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Gilbert A Edward L and Kenneth H seven grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Edward L. Jones
Arizona
U.S. Geological Survey
Mr. Jones
Casa Blanca Road
Scottsdale
Shell Oil Co
Texas
Oklahoma
Phoenix
A.L. Moore & Long Mortuary
W. Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
Gilbert A
Edward L
Kenneth H
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