Three robbery suspects arrested in Scottsdale case
A Phoenix man with eight years left on parole was among three suspects arrested Monday in Scottsdale for a $242.20 robbery. James Marciano, Jeffrey Creech, and Gregory Lippincott were named. Creech and Lippincott are from Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
James Joseph Marciano
Jeffrey Jay Creech
Gregory Allen Lippincott
Creech
Lippincott
Marciano
Gartner
Iowa
Ballots mailed for Phoenix primary after reversal vote
Phoenix County supervisors reversed an earlier 3-2 decision and approved mailing sample ballots for the September 10 primary. The move followed concerns over an estimated cost of 35000 dollars. An undercover DPS officer and an informant were beaten and robbed by three narcotics suspects in southwest Phoenix during a negotiation incident.
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Phoenix — County
Phoenix
State Department of Public Safety
DPS
Amendment limits workers eight hour day in Phoenix
United Steel Workers of America filed notice with the secretary of state seeking 61,711 signatures to place a proposed constitutional amendment on the November 5 general election ballot. The measure would ban employers from forcing employees to work more than eight hours per day to keep their jobs.
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Phoenix
United Steel Workers of America
Secretary of State
Arson blamed for Mesa church fire causing heavy damage
Investigators say arson caused a Sunday fire at the First United Methodist Church of Mesa inflicting more than 250000 dollars in damage. The fire occurred early Sunday with investigators detailing the suspected causes on Monday.
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Mesa
First United Methodist Church
Mayor forms panel to replace drug commission members
Phoenix mayor Tim Bartow, angered by absenteeism on the city drug commission, announced on Monday the creation of a special committee to temporarily replace the members. The move signals a push to restore function to the commission and address ongoing delays.
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Phoenix
City Drug Commission
Tim Bartow
Commission
Handicapped pair form unique campus work team
Terry Young, a UH sophomore who is quadriplegic, partners with Burt Yanagida, a blind junior, to push and guide each other across the campus. They became a library research team for recycling information, earning about 1.75 dollars per hour while learning patience and cooperation.
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Honolulu
UPI
Terry Young
Burt Yanagida
Young
University of Hawaii
Kokua
Yanagida
Steven E. Olbrich
Olbrich
California supervisor reopens Sirhan gun evidence probe
In Los Angeles County Baxter Ward resumes the second gun inquiry into Kennedy’s assassination amid objections by the district attorney and an appellate judge. Coroner Noguchi and criminologist McDonnell testify there may have been more than one pistol fired and the fatal shot could come from a gun not held by Sirhan. Sirhan remains jailed for the 1968 Ambassador Hotel killing.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Baxter Ward
Thomas T. Noguchi
New York
Leon McDonnell
Ancient human bones suggest North America habitation 48,000 years ago
UC San Diego researchers using racemization dating place bones found along Southern California, Del Mar skull at 48,000 years and La Jolla fragment at 44,000 years. They say earlier Old World arrivals likely came via Beringia during ice ages, challenging prior 20,000 to 25,000 year timelines.
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UC San Diego
California
North America
Asia
Bering Strait
Alaska
Pacific
Siberia
Science
Jeffrey L. Bada
Roy Schroeder
George Carter
Texas A&m
Los Angeles
UCLA
Bada
Schroeder
del Mar
Calif
la Jolla Shores
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
San Diego
Scottsdale man among pair arrested in huge amphetamine haul
Federal and local agents arrested Rodney Thais and Everett Warner at Sky Harbor after a six month DEA task force inquiry uncovered 650000 amphetamine tablets in three suitcases. Bond set at 15000 each. both jailed by U S Marshal.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Rodney Thais
Indian School Road
Apt. F
Everett Robert Warner
Phoenix
Sky Harbor International Airport
Los Angeles
Drug Enforcement Administration_Task
Scottsdale First Baptist Church seeks major addition
City planning staff expects recommendation to Scottsdale Planning Commission for a use permit to expand the Scottsdale First Baptist Church at 7025 E. Osborn Rd. The project would nearly triple current 15,000 sq ft buildings with a sanctuary of 18,478 sq ft a 1500 sq ft chapel 3353 sq ft offices and almost 4000 sq ft for education. In other action staff will seek permits for two plant nurseries including Robbins Town and Country Nursery at 10215 N Scottsdale Rd with Taglichi Hajimoto Nurseries Ltd Also approved earlier this year a savings and loan office permit and a nursery permit on adjoining lots.
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Scottsdale
Robbins Town and Country Nursery
Scottsdale Rd
Taglichi Hajimoto Nurseries Ltd
Savings and Loan
Burglary at Paradise Valley Home Leads to $9805 Theft
Paradise Valley police report a weekend break in at 6510 E Bar Z Lane where burglars pried a rear glass door between 7 30 and 11 30 p m Saturday and stole about 9805 in jewelry cameras firearms and recording equipment including a 5000 ring set with seven diamonds. aansch
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North Scottsdale
Bar Z Lane
Paradise Valley
Laramie Jordan
Jordan
Mary Margaret Brucker Obituary in Phoenix
Mary Margaret Brucker 52 died Monday in St Josephs Hospital Phoenix services set for 3 p m Wednesday at First United Methodist Church Friends may call tonight Paradise Chapel burial private Survivors include husband Fredric two sons John N Jr and Fredric R two daughters Mrs Dennis Skarecky and Mary Anne Brucker parents Mr and Mrs J G Homes Phoenix and a grandchild
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Mary Margaret Brucker
First United Methodist Church
Central Avenue
Missouri
Phoenix
Fredric
Paradise Valley
John N
Kankakee
Mrs. Jéan Hutchinson 82 Dies in Medi Center
Jean M. Hutchinson 82 of 4800 North 68th Street died Saturday at Medi Center. Born in Canada she moved from California in 1955 with her husband the late Lester Hutchinson. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary. Friends may visit after 2 p.m. today.
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Jean M. Hutchinson
68Th St
Medi Center
Mrs. Hutchinson
Canada
California
Lester
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Mortuary
Mrs Harriett Kisseberth Dies at 84 in Phoenix Area
Harriett A. Kisseberth 84 died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Paradise with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. She resided at 4633 E Vernon. Survivors include son Stanley of Phoenix, sister Mrs Wilma McCormick of Phoenix, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Harriett A. Kisseberth
Paradise
E. Indian School
Greenwood Cemetery
Phoenix Hospital
E. Vernon
Stanley
Phoenix
Wilma McCormick
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