Hatton Guilty in Tempe Slayings. Faces Death Penalty
John Richard Hatton, 31, found guilty by a 12 jurors of two counts of first degree murder for the November 7, 1974 Tempe deaths of Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell, both 12. Sentencing set for December 18. minimum 25 years to life on each count. appeal planned by public defenders Edgar and Saper.
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John Richard Hatton
Scottsdale
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Tempe Cook
Superior Court
Charles L. Hardy
Hardy
Hatton
James Edgar
Ron Saper
Canton House
Tempe
Richard Bazzel
John Hatton
Ford plans to block U S involvement in plots against leaders
President Ford directs a plan to stop U S officials from participating in plots to assassinate foreign leaders. Ron Nessen says the president forbids such involvement and stresses a firm stance against complicity.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
White House
Ron Nessen
Aid to end for many jobless
Unemployment benefits are running out for tens of thousands of jobless Americans as 287,000 had exhausted eligibility by last June and 2,470,000 may do so in 1976. Benefits vary by state, with weekly payments typically 85 to 100 dollars, and exhausted workers face welfare, bankruptcy, or crime.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Labor Department
Department
Senate Labor Committee
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Scottsdale council debates PRD density bonus rules
City council revisits two year old PRD zoning aimed at innovative designs and density bonuses. Dr. Carl Paul seeks 48 homes on 40 acres near 116th Street and Shea Boulevard, clustering to preserve a wash while Paradise Heights residents critique higher density. Council considers revision or removal after staff call the plan a good PRD example.
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Scottsdale
Carl Paul
PRD
116Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Paradise Heights
Paul
Richard V. Campana
Covered bridge concept links resort floors over wash
A new resort in North Scottsdale plans a double level walkway between buildings using a wooden covered bridge. The Timber Bridge Inn rises on the old Ride-n- Rock Ranch site along Indian Bend Road, with a wing of rooms on stilts over the wash providing an unusual resort feature.
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Scottsdale
Indian Bend Road
Indian Bend Wash
City adopts bio degradable trash bags in city buildings
Scottsdale uses 6000 bio degradable bags from Galaxy Inc. first in state to decompose under sunlight, insects, or microbes. Buyers note lower cost and fewer seams. 5000 20 gallon and 1000 55 gallon bags cost about 380 dollars with bids lower than nondegradable alternatives.
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City Hall
Galaxy Inc
Galaxy
Don Gleason
Scottsdale
Gleason
Lonnie Brown
Third Grade Readers Score Above National Average
Scottsdale School District reports all 20 elementary schools surpassed the national average of 3.1 grade years on state reading tests given last month. Ingleside led with 5.1 total, Kaibab next at 4.7, while Cocopah and Kiva tied at 4.0.
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Scottsdale
Ingleside
Kaibab
Cocopah
Kiva
Pueblo
Continental wins extension to start 1000 unit PCD in downtown area
American Continental Homes gains until July 1977 to begin its 174 acre planned community development near Indian School Road between Miller and Hayden. The 18 month extension hinges on a city land trade delivering park land and a golf course site in the Indian Bend Wash.
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American Continental Homes
Indian School Road
Miller
Hayden Roads
Richard V. Campana
John J. Rhodes II
Continental
Billie Gentry
Rhodes
Schrader and Zimmerman Farms
Indian Bend Wash
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