Canceled flights rise as PATCO walkout continues
United Press International reports ongoing PATCO strike disrupting air service across the East with up to 700 weekend cancellations in the Chicago to New York to Washington corridor. FAA orders a 50 percent cutoff on flights between Chicago O Hare and New York area fields amid weather delays.
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Chicago-New York-Washington Triangle
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
The
Federal Aviation Ad
FAA
Chicago
O'Hare International
New York Area
New York
O'Hare
St. Louis
Des Moines
Pittsburgh
Honolulu
Cleveland
Portland
Seattle
Obituary notices for Ambrose Quinn Felton and Sloman deaths
Obituaries note the deaths of Richard E. Ambrose 32 of 414 S Miller Rd in Scottsdale from a target shooting accident with wife Tamdra and Ashland, Ohio relatives. Mabel R. Quinn 60 of 6102 E Calle Tuberia died in Good Samaritan Hospital with husband Ernest R. and son Michael among survivors. donations to the American Heart Association requested. John Richard Felton 27 of Prides Crossing Mass died after arrival at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital with parents and siblings listed. service at Green Acres Mortuary. Mabel Goldsmith Sloman 87 born Rochester New York, lived in Scottsdale since 1962, survived by daughters Mrs James F Wirtz and Peggy Sloman, six great grandchildren. private cremation via Messinger Mortuary.
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Richard E. Ambrose
S. Miller Rd
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mabel R. Quinn
Good Samaritan
St. Barnabas
Greenwood Cementery
John
Richard Felton
Green Acres Mortuary
Salem
Mass
W. Indian School Rd
Woman reports attack by two men at Scottsdale home
Jean Mader, 19, of 8431 East Indianola, says two men forced entry to her home Saturday around 8 45 p m and struck and kicked her. She told police the assailants were about 21 or 22 years old, five foot four, one wore a red knit shirt and blue jeans. The attack occurred while she was home alone and no sexual advances were made.
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Scottsdale
Jean Mader
E. Indianola
Miss Mader
Hunting mishap injures Scottsdale residents in Maricopa County
A Scottsdale man, Edward Kennedy, 19, shot himself in the leg during a desert hunting incident near the Beeline Highway and Verde River. He is listed in fair condition at Mesa Lutheran Hospital for gunshot wounds to the right knee and foot. Kennedy, with companion Harold Lawson, said the weapon fired as he reholstered it. Elmer Schumacher, 20, of Scottsdale, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist after a separate incident on March 4.
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Scottsdale
Verde River
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Deputies
Edward Kennedy
E. Roosevelt
Mesa Lutheran Hospitals
Kennedy
Harold Lawson
Elmer
E. Schumacher
Scottsdale Baptist
Thieves Steal Narcotics From Super X Store
Police report unknown narcotics taken from the Super X drug store at 2801 N Scottsdale Rd. Entry gained by breaking a plate glass window on the north side. Break in occurred between 6:20 p.m. Sunday and 3:40 a.m. today.
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Super-X
Scottsdale Rd
Canadian top cowboy Bruisehead dominates Lyall River rodeo
Pete Bruisehead of Standoff Alberta, crowned all around cowboy at Lyall River Indian Community Rodeo. He won bareback bronc and steer wrestling, placed second in saddle bronc, earning just over 500 dollars. A second brief notes three Congo military men executed after a failed coup.
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Scottsdale
UPI
Pete Bruisehead
Standoff
Alberta
Lyall River
Bruisehead
Kinshasa
Congo
Republic
Brazzaville
Reds cancel bomb tests in the Pacific near Japan
A Soviet radio broadcast said bombing tests south of Japan were canceled. Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi had summoned Soviet ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky to protest. Aichi warned the tests would disrupt air and sea navigation and the fishing industry.
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Tokyo
UPI
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Japanese Maritime Safety Agency
Kiichi Aichi
Oleg A. Troyanovsky
Aichi
Scottsdale Forms 71st Rotary Club in Arizona
Scottsdale establishes the Papago Rotary as the 71st Arizona club and 14 000th worldwide in 147 countries. Charter night on June 13 at Camelback Inn with District Governor Douglas Driggs to present the charter. 21 members meet Wednesdays at Ember-Glo Restaurant noon.
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Rotary
Arizona
Scottsdale
Ember-Glo
Max Haechler
Max of
Switzerland
Ace © Mason
Poriderosa “Lumber Co
Paul Cassady
Camelback Inn
Douglas Driggs
Rotary clubs in Arizona United in service motto
Rotary clubs form the world fellowship of business and professional men guided by the motto service above self. More than 8,200 men in Arizona are Rotarians.
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Rotary Clubs
World Fellowship of Business
Rotary
Arizona
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United Press International
R.E. Ambrose
Tamdra
George Ambrose
Danny
Keriffy
Leland
Harold
Ashland
Ohio
Marjorie Wenrick
Georgia
Ambrose
Russ Riggs Construction Co
Mrs. Mabel Quinn
the Desert Catholic Church
Anderson-Clayton Co
Ernest R
Michael
Tempe City
Calif
American Heart Association
Sidney-Felton
Prides Crossing,Mass
William of
Swanzey Center, N.H
Marianna Felton
Prides Crossing
Elizabeth
New York City
N.Y
Mabel Sloman
Mabel Goldsmith Sloman
Georgian Court Nursing Home
Rochester
Wash
James F. Wirtz
Hawaii
Peggy Sloman
Messinger Mortuary
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Hi Spokane
Albuquerque
Thermal Anchorage
Washington
Atlanta
Bisbee
Bismarck
Boise
Coolidge
Boston Ah
Cottonwood
Brownsville
Douglas
Flagstaff
Cincinnati Ag
Ft. Huachuca
Gila Bend
Denver Des Moines
Globe
Detroit
Grand Canyon
Fall‘banks
Hawley Lake
Fort Worth
Kingman
Helena
T McNary
Nogales Kansas City
Page
Las Vegas
Payson
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Lam
Minneapolis
Prescott New Orleans
Safford
North Platte
Tucson
Oklahoma City
Winslow
Omaha
Yuma
Rapid City
Red Bluff
Reno
Reds
Oversis Services Inc
Aneath
O’hare Field
N. Scottsdale RD
DIAG
Zenith
Zenith Titan
Zenith Sunshine
Rotary. Club
First National Bank
Roger Stressman
Los Arcos
Henry Ridgway
Broadway
Dave Hawkins
Green Acres
Mortuary
Dick Auxier
Firestone Stores
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