Tip ties ITT to donation in Equity Funding case
ITT faced allegations of a $3 million contribution to the Committee to Re-Elect the President as claimed by Raymond Dirks, the stock analyst who exposed Equity Funding. Dirks said he alerted the NYSE and SEC but faced charges for improperly advising clients about rumors before regulatory action.
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NEW York
UPI
Morthay
New York Stock Exchange
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Raymond Dirks
Dirks
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Delafield & Childs, Inc
Securities & Exchange Commission
Glider Race in Weather Hold Ends at El Mirage
Six top glider pilots including Betsy Howell of Illinois and Wally Scott of Texas scanned skies at El Mirage Airport to decide if the Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. sailplane race could resume after rain and thunderstorms forced a halt. Organizers expected a restart if conditions cleared. Participants include Betsy Howell Oak Brook Illinois Betsy Howell noted for women’s records and John Ryan Phoenix Arizona, former national glider champion.
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Victorville
Calif
UPI
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
el Mirage
Betsy Howell
Oak Brook
Wally Scott
Odessa
Tex
Baltimore
John Ryan
Ariz
Buildings get protection check in Maricopa County
Major buildings in Maricopa County will be surveyed next month to assess protective value in war or disaster. Col. Carl N. Smith notes the Pima County pilot, where 400 structures were examined by a 15 member team. The effort expands beyond radiation shielding to multiple risks.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Carl N. Smith
State Division of Emergency Services
Pima County
Smith
City Donates Refuse Truck to Salt River Community
City council plans to approve a resolution donating a 1964 Ford refuse truck with Packmaster body to the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community. Public Works Director says newer vehicles replace it and the city lacks use for the truck. Title transfer to be signed by Mayor and City Clerk before delivery.
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Salt River
Public Works
Marc Stragier
Tims
Fern Anderson Nell
First Arizona forest fires of the season sparked near Roosevelt Lake
In the Tonto National Forest near Roosevelt Lake six earlier man caused fires were reported as warnings grow. Two new lightning fires were quickly put out by helicopter crews at Hopkins Mountain and Naegelin Rim as officials urge campers to exercise caution with fires and matches due to rising danger.
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Phoenix
Tonto National Forest
Hopkins Mountain
Roosevelt Lake
Naegelin Rim
Young
Camper slain near Bumblebee identified as Frank Novak
Yavapai County deputies identified Frank Novak, 46, as the man found shot twice in the back in a camping area near Bumblebee last weekend. Novak, with a Denver license but likely a Phoenix resident, worked as a janitor for office buildings and was found with a sleeping bag over him.
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Prescott
Bumblebee
Frank Novak
Yavapai County
Novak
Denver
Phoenix
Body recovered from canal in Mesa mystery suicide
In Mesa Charles Levering aged 61 was found dead after an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound to the head near Consolidated Canal. Police say he fell into the canal prior to discovery. The event follows no immediate suspect report.
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Mesa
Charles Levering
Consolidated Canal
Levering
Rainfall Expected Across Arizona With Thunderstorms
A monsoon pattern brings a 30 percent chance of rain in parts of the Valley. Thunderstorms form from Mogollon Rim into central Arizona with scattered afternoon and nighttime activity through Wednesday. Blowing dust projects across the Valley and desert fringes. Humidity rises late, temps reach into the triple digits in places like Parker and drop to near 40 in Flagstaff.
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Arizona
Mogollon Rim
Flagstaff
Parker
Benefit Soccer Match Supports Brad Middaugh Fund
The Scottsdale Soccer Club will host a benefit game on May 25 at Scottsdale High School Stadium against the Maryvale Cougars to raise money for Brad Middaugh Fund. Wayne Thorpe says 7:30 p.m. start with $1 donations at the gate or by mail, and tickets mailed to buyers. Brad Middaugh, a Scottsdale High School senior with bone cancer, has seen community aid surpass $6,000 to cover medical and daily costs.
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Scottsdale
Maryvale Cougars
Scottsdale High School Stadium
Brad Middaugh
Wayne Thorpe
Thorpe
Brad
Paradise Valley zoning change to allow 56 home sites
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review Hal Clay's amended zoning request to permit 56 residences on a 40 acre parcel at the northeast corner of Tatum Boulevard and Mountain View Road. The plan seeks 18 lots of 35 000 square feet and 38 lots of 18 000 square feet, down from the current one acre minimum.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Tatum Boulevard
Mountain View Road
Hal Clay
Scottsdale burglary reports and center site thefts
Furniture and home furnishings valued at 445 dollars were reported missing from a Scottsdale residence on E Granada. Items include a davenport and dining set. A neighbor saw a man loading furniture into a light Ford pickup early Monday. In a separate burglary, fiberglass insulation and two by fours were stolen from the Vista del Camino Community Center. four suspects were taken into custody or surrendered.
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Granada
Scottsdale
Elizabeth Robinson
Phoenix
Vista del Camino Community Center
E. Roosevelt
Obituary Walter H Holman 77 Former Scottsdale Board Member
Walter H Holman 77 longtime Scottsdale resident and former member of the City of Scottsdale Board of Adjustments in 1960 dies Monday in Golden Age Nursing Home. Cremation follows services at Messinger Mortuary 760% E Indian School Rd. He retired as an industrial engineer from Story & Clark and is survived by his wife Jean. He was born in Chicago and came to Scottsdale in 1959 from Grand Haven Michigan.
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Dirks
Equity Funding
Ronald H. Secrist
SEC
Walter H. Holman
City of
Golden Age Nursing Home
Story & Clark
Chicago
Scottsdale
Grand Haven
Mich
Edward W Schoenhof to be buried in Manhasset N Y
Edward W Schoenhof 63 a World War II arrival to the Valley lived in Scottsdale until December will be buried Wednesday in Manhasset New York Fairchild Funeral Home in charge He was a stock broker with Sterling Grace and Co Locust Valley and earlier with Young Smith and Peacock in Arizona He died Monday at his Sands Point home He belonged to Paradise Valley Country Club and Sands Point Golf Club Born in New York City he bought a Scottsdale home after the war Grace O Sullivan two daughters Mrs Clayton Cormier Greenwich Conn and Mrs D Gordon Strickland Philadelphia and five grandchildren
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Edward W. Schoenhof
Scottsdale
Manhasset
N.Y
Fairchild Funeral Home
Mr. Schoenhof
Casa Blanca Estates
Sterling, Grace and Co
Locust Valley
Sands Point
Extortionist Gets Nine Year Probation For Bank Threat
Ronald F. Richelman a former Judson School teacher pleaded guilty to attempting to extort 48000 from a Valley National Bank in Scottsdale. He was placed on five years probation and must seek regular counseling. He admitted in court to threatening to bomb the bank to obtain the money. he could have faced up to 20 years and $10000 fine.
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Judson School
Ronald F. Richelman
N. 40Th St
Richelman
Valley National Bank
N. Scottsdale Rd
Carl A. Muecke
Young Delegate Larry Sparling to Address District 28 Democrats
Larry Sparling the youngest delegate to the Democratic National Convention will speak to District 28 Democrats at 7 30 tonight in the Los Arcos First Federal Savings meeting room 7201 E McDowell Rd Sparling a Phoenix College student will discuss The Fate of the Democratic Party in Arizona.
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Larry Sparling
Los Arcos First Federal Savings Meeting Room
E. McDowell Rd
Sparling
Phoenix
Democratic ‘Party
Arizona
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Dow Jones
Kennecott
Indus
Trans
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Rockwell Intl
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At&t
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Raytheon
Bethlehem Steel
RCA Airs
Boeing
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Chrysler
Cities Service
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
CBS
Skaggs
Southern Pacific
DuPont
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Eastern Airlines
Ba Eastman
Talley Industries
Emerson Mle
Texaco
Exxon
Texas Gulf
Fairchild Camera
Trans America
Ford Motors
TWA
Frontier
Union Oil
General Dynamics
Uniroyal
General Electric
United Aircraft
General Motors
Florence
State Corrections Department
A. E
Bud’ Gomes
Gomes
Frank Fyman
Afl-Cio
Darwin Aycock
Lloyd Dayton
James O. Whiz
Phoenix Meatcutters Local 448
Sun City
Jerry Lee Wade
Glendale
Wade
Dale
Clay
Ron Petica
Mountain View
Clifford James Slyder
N. 78Th St
Cynthia Ellen Cebula
N. 79Th St
David Michael Heller
Douglas Reese Moock
Walter H Holman
Jean
AIR Engineering
N. Brown Avenue
Sheraton
Matador
Tandy Andrade Trio
Robert
Atymon Mota
Sheraton- Scottsdale
Sheraton Hotels & Motor Inns
Scottsdale Road
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