April Food Prices Dip in Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona reports that Maricopa County retail food prices fell 1.7 percent in April from March. The ASU Bureau of Business and Economic Research compiled the index showing $15.01 for a standard $10 basket of 1967 prices, with meat and poultry leading the decline while cereals dairy fruits and vegetables rose.
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Husband Wounded in Scottsdale Shooting
Thomas Robert Thomas, 31, of 7320 E. Almeria, was shot twice by his wife Mavis during a 9 p.m. argument Friday night. He underwent abdominal surgery and was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mavis Thomas was arrested on assault with a deadly weapon charges.
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Kissinger Sees Narrow Negotiating Window on Golan Disengagement
A high American official said Israel and Syria are in negotiating range on troop disengagement in the Golan Heights with one sticking point how far Israel would withdraw. He noted progress on all other issues during seven hours of talks between Henry Kissinger and Hafez Assad, while Damascus publicly rejected the proposals and claimed no agreement.
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Youth apprehended after hiding in closed store
A Scottsdale juvenile was arrested after police found him inside United Sporting Goods on E McDowell. Officers noted the front and back doors were closed, the youth on a bicycle wearing sunglasses and a backpack filled with guns and ammunition, totaling about 1375 dollars. He claimed to sleep there to scare his mother and was turned over to his mother for further investigation. In a separate burglary, items worth about 1295 dollars were stolen from Pacific Finance Loans on N Scottsdale Road via an open bathroom window.
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E. McDowell
Richard Craven
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Pacific Finance Loans
N. Scottsdale Rd
Obituary Olive Cuthbert Fahlen 94 Arizona pioneer
Olive Cuthbert Fahlen 94 died Friday at her home 4750 E Indian Bend Rd Phoenix She moved from St Louis in 1918 widow of Fredrick T Fahlen former Arizona Public Health Department superintendent She belonged to Phoenix and Paradise Valley Country Clubs Survivors include two sons F T Jr and Dr Charles C a daughter Mrs Archie Campbell ten grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren Services will be 3 p m Monday at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary Phoenix Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum
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St. Louis
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W. Adams, Phoenix
Greenwood Mausoleum
Roy B. Lewis 81 Dies WWII Veteran Veteran
Roy B. Lewis 81 a World War II veteran dies at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary burial Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include wife Juanita son Roy Edward daughter Mary Hedges sister and six grandchildren.
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General Motors
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Mary Hedges
Allen M. Young 91 dies in Phoenix after long career
Allen M. Young who retired after 40 years as a building contractor died Friday in Phoenix MediCenter at age 91. A Kirksville Osteopathy graduate, he lived at 7513 E Kimsey Lane. Services are set for 3 30 p m Monday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial at Green Acres Cemetery. Survivors include a son Elvin two daughters Christine Milligan and Pauline Stamps two brothers and a sister and one grandchild.
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American School of Osteopathy
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Christine Milligan
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Armin L Kehle 80 Retired Accountant Dies in Arizona
Armin L Kehle 80 a retired accountant and Brotherhood of Railway Clerks member died Wednesday at Orangewood Baptist Estates. He lived at 5239 E Osborn and was a World War I Army veteran. Survived by son Dr Paul Kehle and Mrs K Hansen a half brother and three grandchildren. Private services and cremation were held.
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Goreham Rites Set After Phoenix Death At 60
Fred S Goreham 60 died this morning at Doctors Hospital Phoenix. Born in Grinnell Iowa he moved to Scottsdale from Des Moines four years ago. An executive in Ford Motor Co farm implement division he is survived by son Fritz and daughter Judy of Scottsdale. mother Anna Des Moines. brothers Shell Des Moines Bob Osage Iowa and Ken neth Junction City Kansas. sister Elsie Jeambey Des Moines. and four grandchildren. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday Messinger Mortuary. Services and interment in Montezuma Iowa.
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Fruit stand owner sues over 20 years of back taxes
Clyde J. Harmon operator of Harmon's Fruit Stand in Mesa filed a $1.5 million damage suit in U.S. District Court against the state seeking relief from back sales taxes dating over the past twenty years. The case was filed Friday. In Phoenix, Billy Graham announced plans for an eight day crusade at Sun Devil Stadium starting Sunday citing concerns over America's moral and spiritual resources.
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Bank robbery suspect arrested in Buena Park case
FBI said Michael Dennis Brunnelle 27 was arrested at a trailer park Friday as a suspect in the October California bank robbery. Brunnelle is accused in the 9 614 dollar heist at Security Pacific National Bank in Buena Park California.
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Phoenix Woman Convicted in Mother's Slaying
Jeannie Lou Rhodes, 34, of Phoenix, was found guilty of second degree murder by a superior court jury for the slaying of her mother. The verdict comes about 18 months after her first conviction on related charges.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Kirk Ill With Pleurisy
Prime Minister Norman Kirk is reported to have acute pleurisy but remains under medical care in Wellington. He previously entered hospital on April 9 for varicose vein surgery and was expected to be away from duties for about a week.
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Marshall to enter race for U S Senate in Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall editor of the Scottsdale Progress plans to announce his Democratic candidacy for the U S Senate Monday at McCormick Park from the North Star railroad car used by Harry Truman in 1948. He targets the seat held by Barry Goldwater and cites Nixon Watergate ties in remarks to advisers.
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Scottsdale Progress
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North Star
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Thomas Dewey
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Indian Bend Road
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Nixon
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Sen. Goldwater
Officer hurt during arrest of burglary suspects
A Scottsdale officer was treated and released after injuring when arresting three burglary suspects at the Orange Tree Exxon at 8402 E. Indian School Rd. An employee said about $35 was taken from the cash register and safe. A 16 year old, Steven Palmer of Phoenix, was arrested for assaulting the officer and burglary tools possession.
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Indian School Rd
Saton
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Hill
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Phoenix
Palmer
Group Forms to Aid Retarded AN
An organizational meeting for a group to provide guardian services for retarded adults will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 p m. at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church 3539 E Stanford Drive Temporary chairman is Canon Donald Robinson of St Pauls Episcopal Church The agenda includes articles of incorporation and election of incorporators and the first board of directors.
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Spring Moms and Tots Swim Lessons Begin at Civic Center
The city offers a two session two week program for mothers and children ages 18 months to five years at Civic Center Pool. Session F runs weekdays to May 17 and Session I from May 20 to May 31 with 9 to 10 am and 10 to 11 am classes. Each class allows up to 10 moms and tots, costs 4.50 for residents and 7.50 for non residents. Mothers are briefed daily by instructors and then teach their child the day’s lesson under supervision.
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