Hatton tied to scene in opening murder trial testimony
In Tempe court Hatton is accused of the Nov. 7 slayings of Kelly Kardell and Jeffrey Schlosser, two 12 year old Scottsdale boys found shot in a Canton House apartment bathroom. Prosecutor Mount Shen laid out Hatton's movements from Nov. 6 to the murders, including encounters at a bar and a convenience store.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Hatton
Kelly Kardell
Jeffrey Schlosser
Canton House
Phillip Noriega
Monti
la Casa Vieja
Noriega
George Mount Shen
Gary Taminico
Shop 'N Go
S. Mill Ave
Taminico
Lyndell Scott
Canlon House
Scott
Mill Avenue
Mill
Justice of the Peace
George Boyd
Chicago
Mount
Arizona
Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Scottsdale incumbents form Citizens for Good Government ticket
Three city council members William C. Jenkins Richard V. Campana and Charles Smith announce they will run together under the Citizens for Good Government banner in Scottsdale with Paul Messinger undecided about re election.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Richard V. Campana
Charles Smith
Citizens For Good Government
Paul Messinger
Messinger
Campana
Jenkins
Smith
Scottsdale Gifted Program Seeks Eighth Grade Expansion
The Scottsdale School District plans to extend its gifted child program from grades four through seven to include eighth grade. A report by Al Scharf and Tom Poppelreiter notes continuity for students already in seventh grade. The initiative follows a Citizens Committee effort and involves 1,300 screened, about 200 accepted this year.
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al Scharf
Tom Poppelreiter
Scharf
Citizens Committee
Arizona State University
Arizona School Administrators Association
Flagstaff
Pima School
Osborn Rd
All Indian Days Pow Wow scheduled in Scottsdale
Scottsdale plans a return of the All Indian Days Pow Wow set for April 23 25 at Scottsdale Stadium run by the Central Plains Indian Club with city support only for the site. The event draws about 39000 to 40000 attendees and is organized by Indians themselves amid past budget cuts and militant AIM concerns.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Central Plains Indian Club
Scacewater
Militant
American Indian Movement
AIM
Phoenix
Spacewater
Council
Council Sought Study of Scottsdale Airport Master Plan
City council may review Airport Manager Harold Lagasse's proposal to study revising the Scottsdale Municipal Airport master plan. The study would analyze expanding the northeast runway to reduce noise emissions and overflight while better serving business jets, with no commitment to an expansion program.
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Scottsdale Municipal
Harold R. Lagasse
Lagasse
Scottsdale considers home security building ordinance
Police urge anti burglary code study by the Scottsdale Building Advisory Board. The proposed ordinance from the Scottsdale Police Department sets minimum construction standards to resist unlawful entry for new and certain renovated buildings, including doors, windows and locking devices. It would affect apartments, townhouses, condos, lodgings, single and multi family homes, and accessory structures with dwelling openings.
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Scottsdale Police Department
Police Department
Hollywood
Fromme Pleads Innocent Again On Ford Attempt Charge
In Sacramento Lynette Fromme altered her plea back to innocent after a trial opening where a no contest bid was rejected. The move came minutes after court convened as the trial began. Spain Alerts Army as Morocco Conflict Flares in Sahara. Morocco skirmishes persist as Madrid seeks a negotiation path. Israel Welcomes Greek Freighter Olympus with first Suez passage in 15 years. The 9645 ton cement carrier docks at Eilat. Black College Leaders Propose 25 Year Federal Aid Plan to Boost Enrollment. Presidents urge sustained federal support as gaps with white graduates widen.
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Ford
Miss Fromme
Madrid
Spain
Spanish Sahara
Morocco
Eilat
Israel
Olympus
Suez Canal
Gad Yaacobi
Washington
Bangladesh Crisis Deepens With Army Power Push
New Delhi reports indicate Bangladesh remains in crisis for a second day as most communications stay cut. Army officers seek greater government influence while President Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed is still named chief of state but could become a figurehead.
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New Delhi
India
Bangladesh
Dacca
Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed
Hearst Appears in Court. Judge Receives Competency Update
Patricia Hearst appeared in court for the first time in six weeks as a federal attorney said she is fully competent to stand trial. U S Attorney James Browning noted psychiatric reports do not declare her incompetent. Highs near 90 and a warm, sunny forecast for the area.
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Patricia Hearst
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
Miss Hearst
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