Nixon Improves as Ford Plans Visit to Long Beach
Long Beach doctors report Richard M. Nixon is slowly and steadily improving after surgery and remains on the critical list but stable. President Ford plans a 20 minute visit, as Nixon shows signs of better blood pressure, reduced pain, and regained bowel activity.
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Ron Nessen
Richard M. Nixon
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Long Beach Memorial Hospital
White House
William Lukash
Pat Nixon
California
Los Angeles
Ron Ziegler
Monks challenge Thieu regime in Saigon clashes
Militant Buddhists from An Quang pagoda clashed with Saigon police in running battles as they push to oust President Nguyen Van Thieu. Catholic protesters planned a large anti-Thieu rally while Gen. Minh urged new leadership in South Vietnam. Saigon remained quiet amid National Day closures.
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UPI
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Nguyen van Thieu
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Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
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Obituary of Mabel A Hankins in Scottsdale
Mabel A Hankins 79 of 4432 N 85th Pl died Thursday at Golden Age Nursing Home. Born in Michigan she moved to Arizona in 1970 from Kalamazoo. A seamstress, she was preceded by husband Atel A Hankins and survived by daughter Mrs N E Ward a brother and four grandchildren all of Scottsdale. Memorial services 11 am Saturday at St Stephen's Episcopal Church 2310 N 56th St. Messinger Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Mabel A. Hankins
Golden Age Nursing Home
Michigan
County officials push annexation of county roads by cities
County leaders plan a new drive to persuade Tempe and Scottsdale to annex county owned segments along Scottsdale Road and Hayden Road. Tempe Mayor LoPiano and Supervisor Haws discussed the idea, while City Manager Carter noted uneven road spending and cities delaying annexation until county improvements occur.
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McKellips Road
Tempe
Scottsdale
Hayden Road
Henry Haws
William LoPiano
Dale Carter
Carter
Hartgraves Inquest Delayed by Break in Case in Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace Dan Roth delayed the Hartgraves inquest for two weeks citing new leads in the case. Hartgraves was found dead Oct 7 in a drainage ditch behind the Safari Hotel Convention Center. Police suspect beating and robbery followed by drowning. An extradition case involves a forgery suspect alias James Gillenwater, arrested in Dallas for forging a Phoenix stolen check. He is jailed in Scottsdale after an arraignment, with real name given as James Raymond Chantre.
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Tenn
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Dallas
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Phoenix
Tucson
Scottsdale Justice Court
James Raymond Chantre
Mountain Shadows Resort
Lincoln Drive
Tony LeGault
Jack Hirschboeck
Mileage ruling upheld against Scottsdale auto dealer
The Arizona Court of Appeals sustained a $10,875 judgment against Scott Toyota Co. for odometer fraud. Marjorie Orton testified the car showed 22,000 miles while a prior owner claimed 42,000 miles after the odometer was altered. Attorneys sparred over whether the evidence proved dealer liability beyond reasonable doubt.
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Scottsdale Auto
Chester J. Peterson
Scott Toyota Co
E. McDowell Rd
Marjorie Orton
E. Garfield
Peterson
Orton
Scott
Jer Zimian
Appeals Court
Superior Court
Two AWOL soldiers charged in Buckeye boy’s murder
Phoenix UPI report says Tony Davis 19 and Gary Utley 22, both AWOL from Ft Polk, La, are charged with first degree murder in the death of Wilbur Austin 12. The nude body was found near Buckeye Oct 12 and weapons and evidence have been recovered.
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UPI
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Maricopa County
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Tony Davis
Gary Utley
Ft. Mac MacArthur
Calif
Davis
Utley
Ft. Polk
Austin
Blabaum
California
Here
Phoenix Attorney Charged as Accessory to Felony
The State Attorney General's Office charges Phoenix attorney Allen Bickart as an accessory to a felony after a request from Phoenix Police. They said Maricopa County Attorney Moise Berger offered no prosecution support.
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State Attorney General's Office
Allen Bickart
Warner Lee
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
Tucson suit seeks higher valuations for three copper mines
Tucson Pima County has filed suit against the State to raise tax valuations on three copper mines the Duval Corp Sieritta Anamax Twin Buttes and the Cyprus Pima Mining Co. after the state Department of Property Valuations cut valuations by 75 million last June.
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Tucson
Arraignment Set in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Mark Shasteen, 24, indicted by the County grand jury in the death of Martha Mae Thomas, 40, shot in her mobile home five miles west of Yuma while watching television. Arraignment scheduled for next Tuesday. Shasteen said the shot was meant to frighten a dog chewing his horse’s legs. The bullet traveled over 250 yards and struck Thomas on a living room sofa.
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Yuma
Mark Shasteen
Martha Mae Thomas
Sheriff's
TG&E Rate Hike Urged in Tucson Hearing
TG&E officials urged the Arizona Corporation Commission to approve the 13.6 percent rate increase while suggesting the utility might delay further hikes until 1978 if inflation stabilizes. CFO Theodore Welp said current rate relief plus cuts in future construction could be needed.
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Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Theodore Welp
Tg&e
Arizona Corporation Commission
Astrologer Noel Tyl to Speak at Arcadia High
Noel Tyl, noted for deep analytic astrology and twelve books, will headline Arcadia High School esoteric speakers forum at 8 tonight. He links astrology with psychoanalytic methods to aid self knowledge beyond newspaper horoscopes.
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Arcadia High School
E. Indian School
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