Protestant candidate elected president of Roman Catholic Ireland
Erskine Childers, a Protestant and Fianna Fail nominee, won the Irish Republic presidency with a 44 410 vote lead over Tom O Higgins as 55 percent of 1.9 million voters cast ballots. The result marked a conciliatory gesture amid violence in Northern Ireland.
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Dublin
UPI
Erskine Childers
Childers
Tom O’higgins
Ireland
Fianna Fail
Northern Ireland
de Valera
Sen
Two Scottsdale Theft Reports Include Tools Taken
The Salmi Company reported theft of two tool boxes with 300 dollars of tools from a pickup bed between 11:15 and 11:45 a.m. at 3003 N 73rd St. Kenneth Korkosz said a toolbox and 185 dollars of tools were taken from his pickup in his driveway.
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Scottsdale
Salmi Company
Kenneth Korkosz
E. Buena Terra Way
MAG joins the freeway jumble
The Maricopa Association of Governments will be asked to help the State Highway Department study seven alternate routes for the western Papago Freeway between Buckeye and Phoenix. City Council directives push the decision to the highway commission after an advisory poll favored not building the 5.5 mile inner loop.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
State Highway Department
Papago
William Price
Buckeye
Price
Highway Commission
Obituary of Dorothy Fuhrman Scottsdale Officer Supervisor
Dorothy C. Fuhrman 58, office supervisor for eight years with the Scottsdale Police Department, died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services 10 a.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary. Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. She came to Arizona in 1962 and recently retired. Survived by husband Lawrence a daughter Betty and a son Tim both of Scottsdale mother Nada Gates and a brother out of state. Contributions may go to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Dorothy C. Fuhrman
Scottsdale
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Catholic Church
Lawrence
Betty
Tim
Nada Gates
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for Charles E Copelin in Cave Creek Arizona
Charles E Copelin 73 died at home in Cave Creek. Services set for 10 a m Friday at Messinger Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. He moved to the Valley in 1969 from South Bend after retiring as a floor covering contractor and served in World War I in the Marines. Survivors include his wife Julia a son John C of South Bend three daughters Betty Ruth Pitman Barbara Pfleger and Rebecca A Simons two brothers seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Contributions to the American Cancer Society are requested.
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Charles E. Copelin
Cave Creek
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Greenwood Memorial Park
Copelin
Weakley County
Tenn
South Bend
Ind
Julia
John C
Betty Ruth Pitman
Phoenix
Barbara Pfleger
Rebecca A. Simons
Scottsdale
Protestant challenger Cl Dr Childers runs for Irish presidency
The Protestant Cl Childers, English born and educated, contests the presidency as Fianna Fail seeks strong organization. O Higg ins, favored pre election, needs a high poll to secure victory. In 1966 O Higg ins nearly beat De Valera, who quits after 14 years. With ~75 000 Protestant voters, Childers appeals to Catholics amid uncertain results.
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Michael O'Higgins
Liam Cosgrave
National Coalition
O'Higgins
Fianna Fail
The
Republic
Douglas Hyde
Childers
O’higgins
de Valera
Cooler Weather Boosts Phoenix Forecast This Weekend
National Weather Service forecasters in Phoenix expect a cooldown from 100 plus degrees with a slight cooling trend through Sunday. Widely scattered thundershowers and gusty winds possible in the Valley this afternoon into Sunday with 20 percent rain chances tonight and Thursday evening and about 50 percent dust risk. Highs in the Valley on Friday projected to be in the upper 90s as cooler statewide temperatures spread.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Grant Valley
Ray Kistler
Kistler
Weather Service
Youth Jobs for Youth program opens at Scottsdale High
A Scottsdale DES Employment Services project titled Jobs For Youth will start Monday at Scottsdale High School guiding youths to summer jobs. Operates daily 8 to noon under David Bonn. aims to place hundreds of youths, with Scottsdale Jaycees co sponsoring and urging local employers to hire.
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Arizona State Department of Economic Security — Employment Services
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale
David Bonn
DES Representative
Scottsdale Jaycees
Navajo candidate seeks ruling to seat Apache County supervisor
United Press International reports Arizona Supreme Court asked to overturn a superior court injunction blocking Tom Shirley a Navajo resident from receiving a certificate of election to the Apache County Board of Supervisors. The case centers on a disputed election seat. Also noted, Navajo Power Project environmental tests in the Page-Lake Powell region study wind patterns near the generating station stacks.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Apache County Board of Supervisors
Tom Shirley
Shirley
High Court
Coconino County
Navajo Power Project
Page-Lake Powell
Navajo
Justifiable homicide ruling in Mesa mining camp shooting
A coroner's jury ruled the shooting of Charles Lewing in a Superstition Mountains mining camp justifiable. Ladislao Sanchez Guerrero, 35, was cleared of criminal intent in the death, investigated at an inquest before East Mesa Justice of the Peace Leo Coombs. Earlier, Phoenix city officials protested bond election registration lists citing errors and duplicates including 39 dead names.
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Mesa
Texas
Superstition Mountains
East Mesa
Justice of the Peace
Leo Coombs
Ladislao Sanchez Guerrero
Charles Lewing
Houston
Phoenix
Donna Culbertson
Daughter of FBI agent missing in Tucson airport
Authorities fear kidnapping after Leese Jo Shaner 22 vanished Tuesday night at Tucson International Airport where she planned to meet her husband Gary Shaner recently discharged from the Air Force. Gary arrived at 10 15 p m and notified James Miller FBI agent father of the missing woman.
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Tucson
FBI
Leese Jo Shaner
Tucson International
Air Force
Gary Shaner
James Miller
Extradition Hearing Began for B Cyril Rogers in Arizona Fraud Case
Proceedings in Oklahoma City before Dan Rambo focused on whether extradition papers sufficiently allege a specific crime in the Rogers case. Rogers' attorney Raymond Berger was given until June 8 to file a brief arguing the papers are insufficient.
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Oklahoma City
B. Cyril Rogers
Arizona
Dan Rambo
David Hall
Rambo
Rogers
Raymond Berger
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General Dynamics
Uniroyal
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General Motors
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Xerox
Honeywell
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Scottsdale Rd
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Dorothy Fuhrman
American Cancer Society
12Th St
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Powell International, Inc
Scottsdale Road
Mcdowell
Tempe
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Stan Powell
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