Seven charged in stolen vehicle cases across Scottsdale and Phoenix
Within 24 hours six Scottsdale residents and one from Phoenix were arrested for stealing or possessing stolen vehicles with an eighth suspect facing pending charges. An 18 year old from Phoenix was arrested for possessing a stolen motorcycle tied to a false insurance report. Two more defendants, including a Phoenix man, face related charges. California arrests involve four Scottsdale juveniles who stole a camper and were held in San Bernardino awaiting FBI action.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Dale Samuels
Jon Frederick’ Peterson
E. Chaparral
Peterson
Samuels
James Frederick Peterson
San Bernardino
FBI
Supreme Court Upholds Lucas Kidnapping Sentence
The State Supreme Court affirmed a nine to fourteen year prison term for Donald James Lucas of Phoenix. Lucas pleaded guilty to kidnapping Susan Abigail Smith of Scottsdale and assault with intent to rape after his Sept. 29 arrest. He had pled guilty May 15 1973 and received the sentence July 13 that year. He appealed claiming error related to the guilty plea.
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State Supreme Court
Donald James Lucas
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Lucas
Susan
Abigail
Supreme Court
Preliminary hearing for Tempe man on assault with deadly weapon
An 18 year old Tempe man James Peter Nalbandian faced a two count assault with a deadly weapon charge as his preliminary hearing opened in Justice Court. He is linked to the March 30 ice pick stabbing of Scottsdale youths on 124th Street north of Shea Boulevard. Victims Richard Fraser and Michael Toomey were treated for chest and stab wounds at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Nalbandian was arrested by Scottsdale detectives in early March amid charges of auto thefts and theft of a helicopter.
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Tempe
James
Peter Nalbandian
Justice Court
Nalbandian
Scottsdale
124Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Richard Fraser
71St St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michael Toomey
H. Thomas
City reaffirms talks on Pima Rd right of way dispute
Scottsdale votes to pursue constructive discussions with Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community over a disputed 40 foot right of way between McDowell and Thomas Roads. Officials will remove barricades and restore two lane traffic while the BIA holds responsibility for how the grant was executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Pima d
McDowell
Thomas Roads
Marc Stragier
Smith
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Scottsdale
Straiger
Billie Gentry
Frances Innes Obituary A Phoenix shop owner dies at 70
Frances Ormsby Innes of 4502 N. 36th St. dies Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. She came to Phoenix 18 years ago from Pasadena, grew up in Dennison Texas, studied retail sales at USC, and held posts at I Magnin Pasadena and Huntington Hotel. Survived by husband Donald R. and brother Phillip Ormsby. Services Friday 11:30 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Cremation pending. Friends may visit 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Frances Ormsby Innes
36Th St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mrs. Innes
Dennison
Texas
Phoenix
Pasadena
Calif
University of Southern California
I. Magnin
Huntington Hotel
Scottsdale
Fifth Avenue
Donald R
Phillip Ormsby
Bahama Islands
Messinger Mortuary
Dominic Moretti obituary in Phoenix man dies at 46
Dominic J. Moretti 46 a butcher for Alpha Beta Markets and formerly with Frys Market died Sunday in Phoenix Community Hospital He was born in Newark New Jersey and lived in Scottsdale Survivors include his wife Phyllis daughter Michele son Joseph mother Mrs Joseph Moretti of Florida three sisters and a brother All services and burial will be in Newark New Jersey announced by A L Moore and Sons Mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic J. Moretti
Alpha Beta Markets
Frys-Market
Phoenix Community Hospital
Mr. Moretti
Newark
N.J
N. 79Th St
Phyllis
Michele
Joseph
Scottsdale
Joseph—Moretti
Florida
Obituary: Howard Dallas Howard 70 Scottsdale Resident
Howard Dallas Howard age 70 of 6283 E Pinchot Ave died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Virginia he moved to Arizona seven years ago from Euclid Ohio a retired Ohio teacher and former presidents and member of several teachers associations. Survivors include wife Luella of Scottsdale son Howard P. of Tempe and multiple siblings. Services 9:30 a.m. Saturday Messinger Mortuary Chapel burial Green Acres Cemetery. Visitation Friday afternoon at the mortuary.
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Howard August Dallas
E. Pinchot Ave
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr Dallas
Virginia
Arizona
Euclid
Ohio
Teachers Association
New Philadelphia
Retired Teachers Association
National Teachers Association
Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Arizona State University
Ohio State University
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres
Hazel Bezdek 78 Dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mrs Hazel Bezdek 78 of 7523 E Culver died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She was born in St Louis Mo and worked as a hotel manager and clerk before retiring in 1963 Survivors include three daughters Lorraine Erickson Loretta Anderson and Clarine Keehn a sister Mary Jane Walther and five grandchildren Private services and cremation were arranged by AL Moore Sons Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bezdek
E. Culver
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Bezdek
St. Louis
Lorraine
Funeral services for Manuel Stubelt in Scottsdale
Manuel Stubelt 57 died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital Scottsdale. Services set for 9:30 a.m. Friday at Messinger Mortuary. He lived at 2637 North 70th Street and was a painter born in Canada who moved to Arizona four years ago from Mishwaka Indiana. Survivors include wife Carrie a son Vernon of Arvada Colorado, four stepsons Dale Lee of Scottsdale Richard Lee of Denver James McBride of California Terry McBride of Indiana, his mother Augusta Stubert, two brothers, five sisters and three grandchildren.
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Luella
Scottsdale
Howard P
Tempe
Manuel Stubelt
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger
Greenwood Cemetery
Stubelt
70Th St
Canada
Arizona
Mishwaka
Ind
Carrie
Vernon
Arvada, Colo
Dale. Lee
Richard Lee
Denver
James McBride
California
Terry McBride
Indiana
Augusta Stubert
Ten Kidnappers Sentenced to Death by Firing Squad
A Philippine military court under martial law sentenced ten men to death by firing squad for the kidnapping of a Chinese businessman and his mother. The seven member panel met in a 25 hour session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Death Notice for Ralph C. Davis Sr.
Ralph C. Davis Sr., 69, died Monday in a local nursing home. He lived at 3226 N. 63rd St. Survived by son Ralph Jr. of Tucson and daughters Flo Hagen Scottsdale Sue House Tucson Pat Lawless Ironton Ohio and eight grandchildren in Martins Ferry Ohio.
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Ralph C. Davis Sr
N. 63rd.St
Ralph, Jr
Tucson
Flo Hagen
Scottsdale
Sue House
Pat Lawless
Ironton
Ohio
Mrs. Else Aldrich Memorial Services Set
Memorial services for Else V. Aldrich 67 owner of two Fifth Avenue shops will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at Messinger Mortuary. She died May 6 in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and is buried in Topeka Kansas. She resided at 4710 North 78th Street and had lived in the Valley 40 years. She was a pioneering traveling saleswoman of women’s ready to wear and later booking agent for a Chautauqua group and wrestling matches. She married Lou Aldrich in 1939. he died in the late 1940s. She had no known survivors and was active with Phoenix and Dergo country clubs and Loma School in South Phoenix.
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Else V. Aldrich
Fifth Avenue
Who Else But Else
Messinger Mortuary
Topeka
Kan
Aldrich
78Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Midwest
Buckeye
Lou Aldrich
Valley
Phoenix
Dergo
Loma School
South Phoenix
James Matson Jr dies in Arizona airplane crash
James Matson Jr 39 a Motorola tool and die maker died in a Sunday airplane accident. Born Ludington Michigan he moved to Arizona in 1967 while serving as CAP flying officer for two years and belonged to Abiding Savior Lutheran Church. He resided at 4708 East Virginia in Phoenix leaving a wife Evelyn two daughters Debra Terri two sons Bill and Robert and relatives out of state. Services and burial were in Ludington with Green Acres handling arrangements.
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James William Matson Jr
Motorola
Mr. Matson
Ludington
Mich
Arizona
CAP
Abiding~Saviour—Lutheran Church
Virginia
Evelyn
Debra
Terri
Bill
Robert
Phoenix
Winds batter northern Arizona with strong gusts
United Press International reports gusty winds in northern Arizona mid morning with Flagstaff at 37 mph and Kingman at 28 mph. Winds may reach 45 mph by afternoon as the National Weather Service says. Southern areas expect weaker winds amid sunny, fair weather and highs in the 70s in the mountains and mid 90s in the deserts.
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United Press International
Arizona
Flagstaff
Kingman
National Weather Service
Schmidt Elected Chancellor of West Germany in Surprise Move
Helmut Schmidt became chancellor after the Bundestag elected him 267 to 2, succeeding Willy Brandt who resigned amid a spy scandal. Schmidt, previously finance minister, vows a harder line with the Common Market and to close the fear gap between workers and employers.
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Bonn
UPI
Helmut Schmidt
Willy Brandt
Bundestag
Schmidt
Brandt
Land Use Seminar Friday Sponsored by ASCE Phoenix Branch
The Phoenix branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers sponsors a day long land use planning seminar Friday at the Safari Hotel. Topics cover federal and state legislation with participants including George Fretz and Charles Montooth alongside Andrew Bettwy Malcolm Bartlett and others. Luncheon speakers include gubernatorial candidates Raul Castro and Milton Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
American Society of Civil Engineers
Safari Hotel
George Fretz
Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Charles Montooth
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Taliesin West
Andrew L. Bettwy
Malcolm J. Bartlett
C.W. “Jick” Myers
State Fuel and Energy Office
Russ Freeman
Environmental Protection Agency
Rosendo Gutierrez
Raul Castro
Milton Graham
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Poppy
Richard Grantope
American Legion
Woodlawn Post
Chicago
Denisé Valenzuela
Bill Sims
American Legion Post
Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles Lester Hill
Rancho Vista
Hill
E. McDowell Rd
Pima Rd
Bud Tims
Paul Smith
The
Indian Community Council
Frances Innes
Dominic Moretti
Howard Dallas
Kiwanis
the Lions
West Virginia
Garfield Baptist Church
Phi__Kappa Fraternity
Mrs
Ralph Davis
Martins Ferry
Mrs. Else’ Aldrich
James Matson Jr
Lloyd Kiva, Inc
First Ave
Juster's
Main
Parsons
Forzano & Son, Inc
Civic Center Plaza
Thomas Rd
Neil Hesson
Christian Supplies
N. Country Club
Mesa
North Country Club
Bill McKee
Hadkor
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