Scottsdale Post Office Trading Stamps For Mail Efficiency
The Scottsdale Post Office adopts a trading plan exchanging 10 air mail stamps for 13 first class stamps and five air mail stamps for six first class stamps plus a nickel. First class mail under 13 ounces will reach next or second day delivery. air and international mail unaffected. Parking lot redesigns improve traffic flow with one-way entry and angled parking to reduce minor accidents.
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Scottsdale Post Office
U.s.postal Service
Postal Service
Scottsdale
Robert Schwartz
Ee Service
Air Parcel Service
Schwartz
Brown Avenue
Osborn Road
Obituary for Barton Peterson 61 Services in Scottsdale
Barton Peterson 61, a Retail Store Fixtures manufacturer’s representative, died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Chicago, he moved to the Valley 29 years ago and previously owned Jo Jo Fashions of Scottsdale Gilbert’s Store Phoenix. Survived by wife Lucille son Eugene William Mesa daughter Susan Mayer Phoenix and one grandson. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Address listed: 4818 N 73rd St.
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Barton Peterson
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mr. Peterson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Peterson
Jo-Jo Fashions
Scottsdale
Biltmore
Gilbert
Phoenix
Man 26 dies from gunshot in home
Jerry L. Pearson, 26, of 1053 N. 84th Place, was found dead by his parents in their residence Thursday afternoon. Police said the gunshot wound to the head appeared self inflicted and a note mentioning health problems was found on a desk in his room.
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Jerry L. Pearson
84Th Place
Pearson
Marie
Donald Pearson
Marie Pearson
Education fund hike eyed for 1976 77 in Arizona
State education department officials seek a seven percent increase totaling about 24 million in state appropriations for 1976 77 A budget of 3695 million in state funds will be reviewed by the State Board of Education and sent to Gov Raul Castro who favors a 4 22 percent rise for the department In Nogales Son a man linked to the Guadalupe youths killings was seen while trying to sell a blood stained car as investigators search for Erasmo Hernandez Sandate alias Claudio Sandate a 33 year old Mexican national sheriff W B Whittington said
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Phoenix
State Board of Education
Raul Castro
Castro
Florence
Guadalupe
Nogales
Son
Pinal County
W.B. Whittington
Erasmo Hernandez Sandate
Claudio Sandate
Moving firm sued in $18 million kidnapping case
A Prescott couple filed an $18 million lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court alleging negligence by a moving company for hiring an escaped convict who abducted them on October 3, 1974. Plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Frida Dotson name James Martin Mize and Argel Cooney Martin as the escapees involved.
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Phoenix
Prescott
Maricopa County Superior Court
Frida Dotson
James Martin Mize
Argel Cooney Martin
Oklahoma State
Ford vetoes school lunch bill over non-needy subsidies
President Ford vetoes the National School Lunch and Child Nutrition Act saying it would subsidize non needy children and swell deficits. He urges Congress to extend current programs or approve aid only for families below the poverty line, warning of a $70 billion deficit. He favors a $4 billion five year saving by limiting subsidies and proposes block grants to states to reduce red tape.
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Washington
Ford
O Ford
Congress
le Ford
Pte 4
Hatton murder trial delayed again in Tempe case
Superior Court in Tempe granted a further continuance for John R. Hatton, accused of killing two Scottsdale boys, Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell, both 12. Trial now set for 10 a.m. November 3 before Judge Charles L. Hardy. Hatton previously faced multiple delays and was later indicted by a county grand jury.
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Superior Court
John R. Hatton
Charles L. Hardy
Hardy
Robert C. Broomfield
Hatton
Scottsdale
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Tempe
Cabana
Florida
Civil Division of Superior Court
Fred_J. Hyder
Woman ruled mentally unfit to stand trial in fatal crash
A superior court judge in Scottsdale ruled Netta DeMontaigu mentally incompetent to stand trial for the February 3 crash at Pima and Indian School Roads that left four dead. She was admitted to the Arizona State Hospital for psychiatric treatment with up to six months confinement pending re evaluation. DeMontaigu faces four counts of vehicular manslaughter.
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Netta DeMontaigu
Scottsdale
Pima
Edwin Thurston
DeMontalgu
Thurston
Arizona State Hospital
DeMontaigu
Pima and
Tridian School
Desert search for body near Scottsdale called off
The Maricopa County sheriff’s deputies halted a desert body search northeast of the Jomax Powerline Roads intersection after witnesses gave conflicting stories. About 75 men in Jeeps and on horses had scoured the area north of Scottsdale with no sign of a body, and one witness claimed to have seen a body and rifle under a tree.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Barbara Schumacher
Jomax
Powerline
Scottsdale Road
Bell Road
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