Bomb trial judge faces DWI charge
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frederic Heineman was arrested for drunken driving amid pressure to remove him from the John Harvey Adamson murder case. A blood alcohol level of .14 led to a citation for speeding after a Saturday stop on Phoenix’s northwest side.
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Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Hearing set on change of judge in Adamson case
A hearing on a defense motion to remove Frederic Heineman from the John Harvey Adamson murder trial was scheduled for Friday in Phoenix. Adamson, 32, faces murder charges in the Don Bolles death tied to the Juné bombing. a new trial date of November 29 was set, with potential changes if a new judge is appointed.
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Frederic Heineman
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Arizona Republic
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Donald Harris
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sam Steiger
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Gail Owens
Anita Amés
FBI
Bolles
Clark Nominated For Scottsdale School Board Seat
County Superintendent Richard Harris weighs at least eight residents for the vacancy created by Robert Usdane. Candidates include Clark the Scottsdale attorney and former runner-up, plus Rosen, Childs, Hungerford, Roeder, Mac Carvalho, Wellington, and Welch. Harris may appoint or call a special election. Usdane resigns in January leaving a thin experience bench.
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Scottsdale
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Richard
Robert Usdane
Usdane
Harris
Aldane
Aaron Rosen
Sam Childs
Robert Hungerford
R-Dist
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Americo Mac” Carvalho
James Wellington
Gloria Welch
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Carvalho
Senate
House
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Rosen
Wellington
Roeder
PTA
Community Parent Council
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale School Board
James Skelly
R-Dict
Nancy St. Clair
PTA Community Parent Council
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Streich
Skelly
Donald Swanson
Welch
Merchants warned to guard against check and credit card fraud
Valley law enforcers urge cash only when possible and stress vigilant checking of signatures and IDs. clerks should avoid out of state and cashiers checks, require two IDs, and note each check with an identifying mark to aid future prosecutions.
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Los Arcos Mall
Tony LeGault
Scottsdale
LeGault
Stan Kruger
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American Express Co
American Express
Kruger
BankAmericards
Richard Light
The
Valley National Bank
Lossful charges fly as candidates blame press coverage
Two defeated candidates in Maricopa County races accuse Phoenix area newspapers of unfair coverage. Hungerford and Klahr tell Valley Young Republicans that endorsements and reports affected election results, while calling for ethics codes and competitive reforms in the press.
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Robert Hungerford
Charles Hyder
Phoenix
Gary Peter Klahr
Valley Young Republicans
Leo Corbet
R-Dist. 18
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Hyder
Phoenix Press
Klahr
Jack McCormick
McCormick
The
Republic and Gazette
Eugene Pulliam
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Progress
Uiser
Tito rejects Soviet domination in talks with Brezhnev
Belgrade reports Tito refuses to yield to Moscow while Brezhnev signs a final communique pledging comradely voluntary cooperation. In Washington a GAO study warns rising costs force Congress to choose between manpower and new weapons, with implications for President-elect Carter.
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Gilmore Returned to Utah State Prison After Hospital Stay
Death row inmate Gary Gilmore was moved back to Utah State Prison from the University of Utah Medical Center after two days in the hospital. He continues to resist treatment for drugs taken in an attempted suicide to delay his execution by firing squad, a method he says he prefers to prison.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Utah State Prison
University of Utah Medical Center
Gilmore
Jail terms urged for Medicaid fraud in Senate hearing
A New York prosecutor urged Congress to impose severe jail terms on doctors druggists and nursing home operators convicted of Medicaid fraud. He said nursing home operators padded bills under the federal state program to fund personal luxuries.
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Senate
Weekend Sunshine With Mild Temps In The 70s
Forecast shows sunny today and Friday with little temperature change. Highs reach the 70s while overnight lows drop to the lower 30s.
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