Kin jailed in man's death
Phoenix police say Michael Martin 16 died from a stab wound after a truck crash and top suspect Robert Still 20 was jailed on an open murder charge. The autopsy confirmed the lethal wound and investigation continues. In a separate case, the Arizona Supreme Court stayed sheriff seizure actions against Southern Pacific Railroad worth 3.4 million dollars pending a U S Supreme Court decision.
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Phoenix
Michael Martin
Robert Still
Arizona Supreme Court
Pima County
Southern Pacific Railroad
High Court
Sheriff's Office
Southern Pacific
U.S. Supreme Court
Young bus riders injured in I-10 collision
Several children were reported injured, none seriously, when a Sunnyside School District bus collided with a tractor-trailer on Interstate 10 near Prince Road. Bus driver Ann Peterson said the bus had been pulled to the roadside when the crash occurred.
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Tucson
Sunnyside
Prince Road
Ann Peterson
Navajo coal lease debate eyes 600 million revenue
WINDOW ROCK The Navajo Tribal Council resumes debate on a renegotiated coal lease with two companies. If approved, the deal could net the tribe at least 600 million dollars over the next 40 to 50 years, with royalties rising from 20 to 30 cents a ton to 56 cents a ton or 8 percent of sale value, whichever is greater.
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Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Council
Four Phoenix Teens Held in U Totem Market Clerk Murder
Tempe and Phoenix police announce the arrest of four Phoenix teenagers on an open murder charge over the January 2 shooting of Joseph Curtis, 52, a U Totem market clerk, who was killed with a .22 caliber revolver in Tempe.
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Tempe
Phoenix
Joseph Curtis
Apache Junction
Obituary Matthew J Gunby Sr. services set in Arizona
Matthew James Gunby Sr. 53, longtime Mountain Bell facilities planner and WWII Army veteran, died Saturday in Scottsdale. Born in Clovis New Mexico he lived in Arizona 43 years. Survived by wife Marilyn, sons M James Gunby Jr. and John Matthew Gunby, step daughter Vicki McMullen, sister Helen Hogan and two out of state sisters and three grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Arizona Boys Ranch or Square and Compass Crippled Childrens Clinic Tucson.
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Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Road
Gunby
Sheridan
Mountain Bell
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Clovis
N. M
Arizona
U.S
Tucson Lodge
The
Papago Mens’ Club
Telephone Pioneers
Marilyn
Scottsdale
M. James Gunby Jr
Phoenix
John Matthew Gunby
Vicki McMullen
Seaside
Calif
Helen Hogan
Arizona Boys Ranch
Square and Compass Crippled Childrens Clinic
Tucson
Coronado High School Honor Student Dies in Arizona
Lisa A Means 19 an honor student graduate of Coronado High School died Thursday in Scottsdale She majored in Theater Arts and was a student at Arizona State University She was a member of the Coronado Honor Society and Thespian Drama Club Survivors include her mother Irma L Means Scottsdale father Warren Means Bismarck ND brothers Scott E Means Jeffery D Means and sister Kerry Michelle all of Scottsdale Graveside services were held today at Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Coronado High School
Scottsdale
Miss Means
E. Papago Drive
Arizona State University
Irma L. Means
Warren Means
Bismarck, N. D
Scott E
Bismarck
Jeffery D
Kerry Michelle
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
James E. O'Connell Mass Set Tuesday in Arcadia
James E. O'Connell 64 a retired New York City Fire Department lieutenant died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital. Mass will be Tuesday at 10 30 am at St Theresa's Catholic Church Arcadia with Funeral Home handling arrangements. He lived at 5977 E Thomas Rd and moved to the Valley three years ago. He was born in New York and was an altar boy at St James Pro Cathedral in Brooklyn and a member of the Fire Department Holy Name Society in New York. He is survived by Rose a son William of Phoenix a son Brian of New York a daughter Patricia Singstock of Virginia Beach two brothers and five grandchildren.
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St. Theresa’s Catholic Church
E. Thomas Rd
Arcadia Funeral Home
O’connell
E. Thomas
New York City
St. James Pro Cathedral
Brooklyn
Fire Department
Holy Name Society
New York
Rose
William
Phoenix
Brian
Patricia Singstock
Virginia Beach
Safety drills blamed as unsafe air crew training
The NTSB urged FAA to require realistic exit training after two non fatal crashes. In Seattle a stewardess could not open a door with a 30 degree handle turn while a full circle was needed. In Casper Wyoming attendants had partial door opening issues with a B 737 mockup lacking an evacuation slide.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Western Air Lines
Casper
Wyo
United Air Lines
Seattle
Federal Aviation Administration
Wyoming
Western
Waldheim's bid on Golan falters in talks with Israel
U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim met Israeli leaders for nearly four hours in Jerusalem to press for extending the 1,250 man U N peacekeeping force on the Golan Heights. Israel demands unconditional renewal and cites Syrian preconditions tied to wider Middle East issues.
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U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Golan Heights
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Damascus
Israel
Mideast
Weather hurts Soviet harvest
The Agriculture Department reports the 1978 winter grain crop in the Soviet Union is being hampered by weather similar to the previous year's drought. Officials note planting is complete for winter wheat rye and barley with a 4 percent rise in winter grain area but warn that a precise assessment will take until spring.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Agriculture Department
Russia
High prices in state blamed on price fixing
Arizona consumers face millions in annual losses due to price fixing and antitrust practices, says Kenneth H. Reed chief of the antitrust division. Reed notes enforcement lag until Bruce Babbitt became attorney general this year and cites widespread violations across the state.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Kenneth H. Reed
Reed
Bruce Babbitt
Woman wins grand prize at international doll show
Marcella Hyland of Scottsdale claimed the grand prize at the International Doll Show held with the Festival of Nations. Her Madame Alexander doll wore a Bicentennial theme and won best doll of the show. The Netherlands group won best decorated booth with a windmill display. About 12,500 people attended, sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department.
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Marcella Hyland
Scottsdale
Netherlands
Hyland
Madame Alexander
Parks and Recreation Department
Absentee ballots available for Phoenix general election
City Clerk Donna Culbertson announced absentee ballots may be cast by registered voters unable to be in Phoenix for the December 9 general election. Ballots are available at the Municipal Building lobby, 251 W. Washington, Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through December 5, with election aides assisting those who are sick, disabled, or over 65.
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Phoenix
Donna Culbertson
Culbertson
W. Washington
Hessler Marie A Memorial Services Set In Sun City
Marie A. Hessler 85 died Saturday at a local nursing home in Sun City. Services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at United Church of Christ. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary. She was born in Manson Iowa and taught for years earning a 53 year certificate from Colorado Consistory. She belonged to Daylight Chapter No 101 Order of Eastern Star of Denver. Survivors include stepson John Hessler Scottsdale brother Neil Larmon Colorado and two grandchildren. The family requests donations to Sun Valley Lodge Sun City.
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Marie A. Hessler
United Church of Christ
N. 107Th Ave
Sun City Blvd
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Hessler
N. 68Th Way
Manson
Iowa
Colorado
Denver
Colo
John Hessler
Scottsdale
Neil Larmon
Sun Valley Lodge
Sun City
Airplane worth 52000 stolen from Carefree airport
Carefree deputies report a six passenger Cessna 210 parked at the Carefree air field was missing late Sunday. The aircraft owned by Don Dickinson of Carefree may have been flown to Mohave California for refueling and then elsewhere. FAA has been notified.
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Mohave
Calif
Don Dickinson
E. Longrifle Rd
Federal Aviation Administration
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