Mummert volunteers for lie detector test in Phoenix
Maricopa County Sheriff John Mummert denied wrongdoing and offered to take a lie detector test about his office. He rejected accusations of press intimidation and said he would act similarly toward any media that reports inaccurately. He dismissed links to a California murder case and said he had limited visits to Wickenburg and denied a prostitution-ring claim.
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Phoenix
UPT
Maricopa County
John Mummert
Mummert
California
Ralph McMillen
Sheriff's Office
Munimert
Arizona Republic
Wickenburg
Injuries in City Crashes Include Multiple Drivers
Two people treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after Saturday crashes on city streets. Aneso Wilson, 42, Salt River Indian Reservation, injured when his ride collided with two vehicles at Pima and Indian School Roads. Myra Thomas, 38, of the Indian reservation, arrested for DUI, failure to yield, and restricted license, released on 1650 bail. Lenna Goldstein, 20, of McDonald Avenue, treated after her northbound 73rd Street car struck a parked vehicle. cited for failure to control.
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Scottsdale
Baptist
Aneso Wilson
Salt River
Inalian Reservation
Pima
Indian School Roads
Myra Thomas
Indian School
Goldstein
73Rd Street
Minnetowa
Miss Goldstein
Obituary John W. McCann
John W. McCann, 65, a retired Chicago plumbing contractor, died Saturday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He lived at 8201 and San Miguel, came to Scottsdale 16 months ago, and belonged to the Heating and Plumbing Contractors Association. Survived by his wife Loretta and two out-of-state siblings. Rosary 8 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Funeral Mass 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church. Burial at St. Francis Cemetery.
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John W. McCann
Chicago
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mr. McCann
San Miguel
Ilinois
Scottsdale
The
Heating and Plumbing Contractors Association
Southside Plumbing “Association
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church
Granite Reef Rd
St. Francis. Cemetary
Nominating Committee Names 25 Candidates for ASHA Board
The Arizona State Horsemen's Association nominating committee has named 25 candidates for the board of directors to be elected at the annual meeting Tuesday at the Saddleback Inn. Twenty seats will be filled, with events starting at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. The list includes Harold R. Adams, Robert C. Bohannan Jr., Shirley Chartrand, Edwin A. Curtis, Elbert R. Gilbert, Ed Grandon, Richard W. Hancock, Emery Henderson, M.J. McBurney, William Mahoney, George Masek, Al V. Mecham, Peter A. Neisser, Bruce Nystrom, Patricia O’Leary, Charles A. Piercey, Louis Merlino, Mrs. Leonard Ouimette, Joseph White, M.D., and Edward Zumach among others.
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Arizona State Horsemen’s Association
The
ASHA
Saddleback Inn
Board of Director
Harold R. Adams
Western Saddle Club of
Phoenix
Robert C. Bohannan Jr
Tom Charles
Shirley H. Chartrand
Scouts Lead Talks at Region 12 Meeting in Las Vegas
Forty four Scottsdale leaders joined 51 other chiefs and executives from the Theodore Roosevelt Council at the Region 12 annual sessions in Las Vegas. Chairman Roland Feltman and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Bryant attended as the gathering trained council presidents commissioners and executives on the Boypower 76 program.
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Scottsdale
Theodore Roosevelt Council of Boy Scouts
Las Vegas
Roland Feltman
B.B. Bradish
Roscoe R. Bryant
Boypower
Council
Stock Market Overview from F IL DuPont and Major Firms
Courtesy of F IL DuPont Glore F Va Co the table lists percent changes for numerous stocks including American Brands American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Arizona Public Service Bell Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler Cities Service CBS Control Data Eastern Air Lines Eastman Kodak Fairchild Ford Motors General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear Honeywell Johns Manville Kennecott Litton Minnesota Mining Motorola North American Rockwell Owens-Illinois Pan American Penn Central PepsiCo Polaroid Raytheon San Diego Gas & Electric Santa Fe Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Oil Santa Fe Texas Gulf Sulphur Trans America Union Oil Uniroyal United Aircraft US Steel Xerox Zenith and others with varying percentages.
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Glore
Va &, Co
Algadt
American Motors
At&t
Arizona
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman _ ae
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier of
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Honeywell
Bickel
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorolane
North Amn Rockwell
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
Nico
Texaco
Trans America
Monsoon Disaster in East Pakistan Devastates Coastline
Radio Pakistan reports over 41 000 dead with unofficial estimates as high as 300 000 after a cyclone and tidal waves strike the Dacca region and offshore islands. The disaster hits a low lying coast where villages rely on cotton, muslin and jute.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
UPI
Radio Pakistan Today
Bay of Bengal
Ganghes
Marshall University Football Team Dies in Plane Crash
A Southern Airways DC9 plunged into a fog bound Appalachian ravine near Tri-State Airport, killing 75 people including 36 Marshall football players, five coaches, the team trainer, five crew members, and booster club members. Investigators say the jet skimmed hills and flew too low before impact.
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W. .Va
UPI
Appalachians
Marshall University
Southern Airways
Marshall
Carolina’ State
Tri-State
Kinston
N.C
Yale Paleontologists Reassemble 2 Million Year Old Ape Jaw
Yale University paleontologists Elwin L. Simons and David R. Pilbeam have fitted together jawbone fragments and teeth from the Himalayan foothills in India. They say the completed jaws provide the most complete analytical information about any Eurasian great ape and its relation to early humans.
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New Haven, Conn
Trio of juveniles arrested in marijuana possession probe
Three juveniles were arrested Friday at 82nd Street and Rose Lane for investigation of possession of marijuana after one was observed lighting and smoking a hand rolled cigarette. Officers placed the youths in the custody of their parents.
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82Nd Street
Rose Lane
Girl injured by slow auto in Paradise Valley driveway
A three year old girl Priscilla Snell of Paradise Valley was struck by a slow moving car while in her driveway. The injury affected the right side of her face and she was taken for observation at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Rhoden, 29, of Mesa, was backing the car from the Snell driveway when the accident occurred.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Priscilla Snell
Valley Vista
Rhoden
NOWL Group Tours Capitol for Three Day Convention
The National Order of Women Legislators holds a three day meeting at the Valley Ho Hotel. Activities open with panel discussions on delinquent girls and a Capitol tour. Tuesday features drug abuse control group talk and a speech by Gov. Jack Williams. State Sen. Sandra O Connor will lead a consumer fraud workshop Wednesday.
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National Order’ of Women Legislators
Valley Ho
State Capitol
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
Jack Williams
Sandra O'Connor
R-Maricopa
Burglars Take Revolver and Cash in Weekend Break-ins
Police report two burglaries over the weekend. At the Kenneth Wright home a .22 caliber revolver and cash were stolen after a rear door window was broken between 7:30 and 8 a.m. Saturday. At Steve Skowski's home burglars forced a window and took $35 between 7:30 p.m. Saturday and shortly after midnight Sunday.
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Kenneth _ Wright
E. Mariposa
Steve’Skowski
Windsor
Two Fires In City Probed By Police In Scottsdale
Scottsdale police probe two fires and report a third caused by children with matches. The William Moore residence storage shed at 7002 E Holly burned, with $300 damage. Mohave School lockers tied to unknown fire. Valley National Bank office suffered $100 damage to shrubs and piping.
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Scottsdale
William Moore
E. Holly
Moore
Mohave School
86Th St
Valley National Bank
Granite Reef
Nixon to Visit Ford's Theater for Salute to American Songs
President Nixon plans a Wednesday night visit to Ford's Theater to attend a star studded musical review saluting two centuries of American songs. It would be the first presidential visit there since Lincoln's assassination 105 years ago.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
United Nations topic set for Scottsdale forum
Ed Baumgart, president of the United Nations Association of Greater Phoenix, will speak at Scottsdale Community College's Current Issues Forum. The discussion on The United Nations What It Is and How It Works will be at noon Tuesday in Building Four. Students faculty and citizens are welcome.
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Ed Baumgart
United Nations Association of Greater Phoenix
Scottsdale Community College
United Nations
Kiwanis Club Earns Meritorious Service Award
Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club receives Meritorious Service Commendation from Arizona State Parks Board at its 21st annual conference in Yuma for cooperation with Scottsdale Parks and Recreation. The award recognizes Fun Daze events that drew about 6 500 youngsters last spring.
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Paradise Valley
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