Supreme Court Finds Wiretap Violations During Mitchell Era
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the Justice Department violated federal wiretap law while John N. Mitchell was attorney general. The decision questions procedures under the Omnibus Crime Control Act of 1968 affecting narcotics and gambling prosecutions, with test cases including Dominik Nicholas Giordano and 13 co defendants in Baltimore.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Justice Department
John N. Mitchell
Dominik
Nicholas Giordano
13 Co
Baltimore
Peaster
Mitchell
Kissinger Faces Protests as Mideast Talks Narrow Gap
Henry Kissinger, cheered at times and jeered by demonstrators outside his hotel, saw the gap between Israel and Syria on disengagement narrow significantly as he held talks with Israeli leaders. He planned to present Israel’s answer to Syria’s president in Damascus on Tuesday, with a possible breakthrough this week.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Syria
White House
Kissinger
Middle East
Nixon
Golan Heights
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Mideast
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Earns Two Year Accreditation
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital received the Joint Commission two year accreditation the maximum period allowed for hospital accreditation. The commission a non governmental body formed in 1951 by several national medical associations praised the hospital for maintaining high standards and improving patient care.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
American College’ of Physicians
The
American College of Surgeons
American Hospital Association
American Medical ‘Association
Joint Commission
Paradise Valley deputy found dead in desert likely overdose
The body of Lester White, 44, a Paradise Valley town marshal's deputy missing since Thursday, was found in a desert north of Phoenix. Deputies say the death appears to be a self-administered prescription overdose. White had served five years with the marshal's office after previously working as a Scottsdale patrolman. Funeral services are planned in Phoenix with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park and visitation at Sunyside Mortuary. Survivors include his wife LaDonna, three daughters, one parent, and a sister.
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North
Cave Creek Road
White
E. Corrine Dr
Scottsdale Police Department
Portland
Mich
Mabel Clemit
Evelyn Peterson
Phoenix
Obituary Notice for Edwin H. Howard
Edwin Hubert Howard, 60, a teacher at Valley View Elementary School the past three years, died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Norwood Ohio native, he moved to Arizona 28 years ago and previously worked 24 years for Richfield Oil Co. Survivors include wife Sara five sons Gerald Mark Dan Paul Edwin L a daughter Margaret Soberg a brother and a sister and four grandchildren. Services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mountain Park Baptist Church Phoenix. Burial will be in Green Acres Mortuary.
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Valley View
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Howard
Arizona
Norwood
Ohio
Richfield Oil Co
Phoenix
Sara
Gerald
Maryvale
Mark
Dan
Scottsdale
Paul
Santa
Mrs Juanita Miller Rites Planned in Scottsdale
Mrs. Juanita H. Miller 77 of 8625 E Oak died Sunday in Las Vegas. Born Meadville Missouri, she moved to Arizona from Wichita Kansas five years ago. She belonged to Coronado Baptist Church Royal Neighbors and was active in church affairs. Survived by daughter Mrs Jack Brown Scottsdale three brothers four sisters seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School. Burial Paradise Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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Juanita H. Miller
E. Oak
Las Vegas
Nevada
Mrs.Miller
Meadville
Arizona
Wichita
Kan
Coronado
Jack Brown
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Stanley Gelhaar Dies at 69 in Scottsdale
Stanley G Gelhaar 69 of 5782 N Scottsdale Rd died Friday in Scottsdale Mees Hospital He came to Arenal in 1970 from Milwaukee Wisconsin owner and retired president of Standard Sheet Metal Fabrication He was former president of the Sheet Metal Contractors Association Milwaukee a 32nd Degree Mason Elks Lodge No 335 Phoenix He leaves Isabel three sons Giles Dudley Vern a brother and three grandchildren Services 11:30 a.m. Tuesday Green Acres Mortuary Entombment Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Stanley G. Gelhaar
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Mees
Gelhaar
Arenal
Milwaukee
Wis
Standard Sheet Metal Fabrication
Sheet Metal Contractors Association
University of Wisconsin
The
Elks Lodge No
Phoenix
Isabel
Giles
Dudley
Wisconsin
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Death notices Harry Duntsch 78 Scottsdale memorial service planned
Harry Conrad Duntsch, 78, died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary, with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He lived at 6700 E Thomas Rd and was born in Canon City, Colorado. He moved to Arizona in 1973 from Bozeman Montana and worked as publisher and printer for Wyoming’s Rock Springs Rocket and Bozeman’s Courier. He held several community roles, served WW I, and leaves son William L., brother Arthur, three grandchildren, and three friends. Visitation 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary.
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Harry Conrad Duntsch
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mr. Duntsch
E. Thomas
Education focus from Marshall on individual students
Scottsdale publisher Jonathan Marshall urged treating students as individuals not computer cards to ensure quality education for slow learners exceptional and average. Governor Williams will decide on reappointing Maricopa County Schools Superintendent Richard Harris to the State Board of Education after the Legislature adjourns, with possible continuation without Senate confirmation.
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Yuma
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
Marshall
Senate
Phoenix
Jack Williams
Maricopa County
Richard Harris
State Board of Education
Harris
State Board
Fatal blaze at Canyon Squire Inn in Tusayan
A fire at the Canyon Squire Inn in Tusayan near Grand Canyon National Park killed at least one person. Authorities reported three others missing, with two possibly having escaped by car. About 50 guests were in the two story inn. 11 treated for injuries from jumping from second floor windows.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Canyon Squire Inn
Tusayan
Grand Canyon National Park
Dune buggy crash leaves Scottsdale man in critical condition
A Scottsdale man 24 year old Danny Eugene Boatman was listed in critical condition after a dune buggy crash on Saturday morning. He and passenger Ron Stonebrook were thrown from the vehicle as he lost control turning onto Pima Road from Pinnacle Peak Road. Stonebrook had minor injuries while Boatman required skull fracture treatment and facial laceration repair after surgery.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Danny Eugene Boatman
78Th St
Pima Road
Pinnacle Peak Road
Boatman
Ron Stonebrook
E.columbus
Stonebrook
Scottsdale Historical Society backs downtown museum proposal
The Scottsdale Historical Society gained support from Chamber of Commerce General Manager A. J. Collins for placing a downtown museum near Brown and Second Street or Brown and First Street. The group delayed a $260 flagpole memorial decision for Mort Kimsey, pending board review, and elected new officers including Robert Yount as president and Bill Kimsey as vice president.
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Scottsdale’ Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
A.J. Collins
Collins
Brown and Second Street
Knights of Columbus ‘Hall
Brown and
First Street
Thelma Holveck
Italians vote to keep divorce legal amid church clash
With 68 percent counted, 58.3 percent opposed repealing Italy’s divorce law while 41.7 percent backed abolition. The result signals strong support in cities for the three year old law and a setback for the Christian Democrats and Vatican influence in church-state affairs.
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UPI
Vatican
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Bologna
Genoa
Giuseppe Siri
Italian Social Movement
Amintore Fanfani
Holy See
Mussolini
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Stanley Gelhaar
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Arthur
Sun City
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Robert Yount
Bill Kimsey
Lester Mowry
Jo Ann Handley
Jean Scott
L.C. Windes
Earl Shipp
Payson
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Switzerland
Professional Cleaners
LA Famiglia Coltivatori
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Voteranno
Sergio Pancrazi
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Izod Creighton Europe
Robert Bn
Ucfic
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Donegal
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India
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