Prison Warden Expects Delay in Schmid Stabbing Charges
Florence Arizona State prison warden Harold Cardwell said charges may not be filed until midweek in the stabbing of Charles Schmid Jr. Two prime suspects and two witnesses are in investigative lockup. Schmid, 32, is in critical condition after being stabbed 20 times last Thursday.
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Florence — State
Harold Cardwell
Charles Schmid Jr
Cardwell
Schmid
Maricopa County Hospital
Phoenix
Democrats set $10000 goal to ensure minority representation
Democrats plan to raise funds after the state Democratic Committee authorized a $10000 expenditure to guarantee minority representation in party activities. State chairman Charles Pine said only $6000 remains for operating expenses and outlined upcoming fundraising efforts.
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Phoenix
Democratic Committee
Charles Pine
Telethon Raises $128,491 for Easter Seal Society
A 19 hour KTAR-TV telethon in Phoenix raised $128,491 for the Easter Seal Society. The event aired Saturday and Sunday and was hosted by weatherman Dewey Hopper on stations in Tucson Flagstaff and Yuma.
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Phoenix
Ktar-Tv
Easter Seal Society
Dewey Hopper
Tucson
Flagstaff
Yuma
Obituary for Phoebe Peterkin
Funeral services for Phoebe Peterkin 68 will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel Cremation will follow. She lived at 3520 Kalarama Ave Scottsdale died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She worked with the Chamber of Commerce for over a decade and helped secure large donations from the Scottsdale Women’s Club to the Little Red Schoolhouse Program. She led the drive to place the City Historical Museum in the Chamber complex and was a long time member of the Scottsdale Woman’s Club and active Seroptimists. Survivors include daughters Mrs Edmund Trankina Huntington NY and Mrs John Benoit Livittown NY six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Phoebe Peterkin
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Peterkin
Kalarama, Ave
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale
the Historical Society
City Historical Museum
Memorial for 2nd Lt. Jim L. Hart at Williams AFB
Memorial services are set for 2nd Lt. Jim L. Hart 27 at Williams Air Force Base Chapel on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Friends may call Monday until 9 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary. Interment with military honors at Paradise Memorial Gardens follows at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday. Hart died Friday in a training mission airplane crash. He served in the 96th Flying Training Squadron as an instructor pilot and was born in Lorain Ohio.
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Jim L. Hart
Williams Air Force Base
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Hart
Maple St
Williams Afb
96Th Flying Training Squadron
Lorain
Ohio
Norbert R. Schaefer Rites Planned in Mesa
Norbert Russell Schaefer a 51 year old mechanic for the City of Scottsdale died at St. Lukes Hospital. He lived at 152 W 10th Drive Mesa moved from Ohio four years ago. He is survived by Bernice sons Donald James Robert Elmer and Douglas Edward all of Mesa sisters Helen Burress and Meryle Schaefer of Ohio and one grandchild. Graveside services are set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at 9300 E Shea Blvd visitation Tuesday 6 30 to 9 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 EB Indian School Rd.
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Norbert Russell Schaefer
Scottsdale
St. Lukes Hospital
Mr. Schaefer
W. 10Th Drive
Mesa
Ohio
Bernice
Donald James
Robert Elmer
Douglas Edward
Helen Burress
Meryle Schaefer
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Memorial service for Dr. Robert A. Rentz Jr in Valley Church
Dr. Robert A. Rentz Jr former Valley resident and hospital executive dies March 7 in Houston. Memorial services set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at Valley Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev L Wilson Kilgore and Dr A E Carpenter with music by Chancellor Choir. Memorial fund established by family in care of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Development Department.
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Robert A. Rentz Jr
Valley
Valley Presbyterian Church
E. McDonald Drive
L. Wilson Kilgore
A.E. Carpenter
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
University of Texas
Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
Ralph Hess
Dr. Rentz
Fourth St
Scottsdale
Ford policies could cost US $1.45 trillion in lost output
The Joint Economic Committee warns 1975–1980 output gap could reach 1.45 trillion dollars, about 14 percent of potential. Democrats seek $15–20 billion extra for 1976 deficit with stimulus to boost activity and employment. Treasury predicts an $80 billion deficit, while Republicans urge slow steady growth to avoid inflation.
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UPI
Ford
United States
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Diamonds and silver stolen in DeBeers burglary
A burglar forced open the east door of DeBeers Diamond Investment at 3331 N Hayden Rd and stole 14 150 in valuables including 15 silver bars 300 silver coins 17 diamond stones a clock radio and a pistol. A second weekend theft at Ramada Inn 6833 E Main St saw 2 150 in jewelry stolen from a guest room with no signs of forced entry suggesting a key.
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DeBeers Diamond Investment, Ltd
N. Hayden Rd
Skokie
Ill
Ramada Inn
E. Main St
Aaron Klapman
Defense chief downplays Southeast Asia losses in balance
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger told the Sunday Bulletin that loss of South Vietnam and Cambodia would not significantly shift the world balance of power. He called Southeast Asia a very slight weight but stressed U S withdrawal would affect the nation's image abroad.
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Philadelphia
UPI
James Schlesinger
South Vietnam
Cambodia
The
Sunday Bulletin
Schlesinger
Southeast Asia
Arizona Senate panel backs limits on publishing crime victims addresses
A Scottsdale bill to bar news media from publishing crime victims addresses passed a Senate committee 5 to 3. The measure allows addresses only if part of public court records or with victim or family consent. Opponents warn of First Amendment intrusion. supporters cite harassment risk from previous publication of a Scottsdale mother's address.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate Committee Today
Scottsdale
Bob Hungerford
Judiciary Committee
John Roeder
Jones Osborn
D-Yuma
Frank Felix
Tucson
Hungerford
Joan Schlosser
Roeder
Osborn
Yuma
Boy Hurt In Car Backing Incident In Scottsdale
A 16 month old boy was in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car Saturday afternoon. Eric Bedal suffered a fractured pelvis and left leg. Police say Steve Cordova 19 backed his car from a driveway and did not realize the impact until seeing the child crying nearby. The boy played on the front lawn with his sister while Cordova and the Bedals visited at the Johnnie Smith residence.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Eric Bedal
Steve Cordova
E. Montebello Ave
Johnnie Smith
Gail
Smith Home
Cordova
the Bedals
Scottsdale Weighs Mass Transit At Tonight's Public Hearing
City Hall hosts a 7 p.m. hearing on mass transit options for Scottsdale. Staff outlines three feasible choices: expand Phoenix bus service, add a Scottsdale only line, or a dial-a-ride system. Nearby cities Glendale Tempe and Mesa are pursuing pilot dial-a-ride and expanded bus services respectively.
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City Hall
Scottsdale
City of Phoenix Bus System
Phoenix
Tempe
Glendale
Mesa
Yellow Cab Co
Sun Valley Lines
Tempe Council
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Wild Bill Moses
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