Three injured in bridge-site crash on McDowell Road
A late Saturday head on collision on McDowell Road near a bridge site left three injured. Driver Billy Blackwelder 39 from Coronado Road was hospitalized in Scottsdale. Alan Troogstad 20 and passenger Mary Crawford 18 from Phoenix were treated and released. Additional injuries occurred on Scottsdale Road near Lincoln Drive and Osborn Road with two more motorists treated and released. Police cited Blackwelder for driving left of center and excessive speed.
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McDowell Road
Indian Bend
Billy Blackwelder
E. Coronado Rd
Scottsdale Community Hospital
Alan Troogstad
Phoenix
Mary Crawford
Scottsdale
Esthereen Meek
Caida del Sol
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Memorial
Lincoln
John D. Soja
Cactus Wren
Soja
Osborn Road
Frances Herda
E. Turney Ave
Raymond
Scottsdale Charros Ride Injury Sends Attorney to Hospital
Scottsdale attorney Roy Petsch 5701 E Indian School Rd was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a broken pelvis from a barrel race mishap at Cartwright Ranch near Carefree. A sheriff’s radio operator alerted responders and a Department of Public Safety helicopter transported him.
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Scottsdale
Roy Petsch
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Petsch
Cartwright Ranch
Carefree
Citizens Band
Sheriff’s Office
Phoenix
Sam Pendleton
Kdot Radio
Scottsdale Memorial
Soviet Jews Arrive in Israel Amid War Efforts Continue
Israel ferried 500 Soviet Jews from Vienna to Israel Sunday night, the first since the start of the 1973 Middle East War. They arrived aboard two El Al jets, including a 747, as the Jewish Agency said immigration would continue at or above the normal pace despite the conflict.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Vienna
Middle East
el al
Jewish Agency
Visitor knocked out and robbed at Sahara Safari Hotel
Dearborn man Wilbur McElwee staying at the Safari Hotel reported being knocked unconscious around 2 20 a m Sunday and robbed of 75. He was in the parking lot when attacked and wallet taken. Police note a spike in robberies, with six purse snatchings, two strong arm robberies and 12 armed robberies since late August.
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Dearborn
Mich
Wilbur McElwee
N. Scottsdale Rd
McElwee
Obituary for Mrs Marjorie Wust in Scottsdale
Mrs Marjorie Wust 59 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Rosary 7 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel mass 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Daniel's Catholic Church interment St Francis Cemetery Survivors include husband Louis G. She taught piano in Scottsdale and was Brown University 1935 graduate.
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Marjorie Wust
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
N. Hayden Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
West
E. Edgemont
North Easton
Mass
Scottsdale
San Antonio
Tex
Brown University
Providence
R.I
Louis G
Scouts Help Put Out 10 Acre Brush Fire Near Scottsdale
Boy Scouts from Hohokam School Troop 440 joined Scottsdale firefighters in a bucket brigade after fire equipment failed to reach a brush blaze spotted three miles northeast of the city. The 10 acre fire was extinguished in four hours during a campout.
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Scottsdale
Hohokam
Kitchen Fire Causes 1500 Damage in Scottsdale Home
A Scottsdale kitchen fire Saturday afternoon caused about 1500 in damage at 7520 E. McKinley St. Joan Kennedy's residence. Lt. John Mayhall said the flames were under control upon fire department arrival and confined to the stove area and adjacent cabinets after a grease pan ignited on the stove.
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Scottsdale
Joan Kennedy
E. McKinley St
John Mayhall
Mayhall
Electrical inspectors open meet in Scottsdale hotel
The Southwestern section of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors opened its 50th annual meeting at the SunBurst Hotel on Scottsdale Road. Clarence Collmeyer and Glynn Cooper co chair a four day session to review the National Electric Code with participants from Arizona New Mexico Nevada California and Hawaii. Richard Lloyd and John Watt join in the code discussion.
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International Association of Electrical Inspectors
SunBurst
N. Scottsdale Rd
Clarence Collmeyer
Scottsdale
Cochairman
Glynn Cooper
Daley Electric
Richard Lloyd
Underwriters Laboratories
John Watt
National Fire Protection Association
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Hawaii
Two Hunting Accidents Injure Teens Near Carefree
In the Scottsdale Carefree area two hunting incidents left Thomas Walker 18 Skull Valley hospitalized in Phoenix after shotgun pellets hit him in the face chest and stomach. Gary William McClung 11 Phoenix was treated and released from Good Samaritan Hospital after pellets struck his leg. Walker youth brother Danny 17 and friend Scott Young 18 were present during the rabbit hunt northeast of Carefree.
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Scottsdale- Carefree
Thomas Walker
Skull Valley
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Phoenix
Gary William McClung
Good Samaritan Hospital
Walker
Danny
Scott Young
Carefree
McClung
Scottsdale
Miss Teen-Age Phoenix 1974 at Los Arcos Mall
Saguaro High School senior Kim Grane aged 17 won the Miss Teen-Age Phoenix title at Los Arcos Mall, earning a place in the November Miss Teen-Age America contest in Memphis. First runnerup was Nancy Mannett, also 17, a Washington High School senior.
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Saguaro
Phoenix
Los Arcos Mall
Kim Grane
John R. Grane Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Granes
Valley Vista Drive
Grane
Nancy Mannett
Washington High School
Jacques Costeau
Arizona Teenage Republicans
Saber Society
Saguaro High
Middle East oil talks top OPEC session in Vienna
Six Persian Gulf states in OPEC meet 13 Western oil companies at Vienna seeking a two thirds price rise for crude. Palestinians and Iraq urge halting oil flow to supporters of Israel as six nations press for revision of the 1971 Teheran deal.
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Vienna
UPI
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Organization of Oil Producing Countries
OPEC
Iraq
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Kuwait
Abu Dhabi
Qatar
Bicycle reflector mandate eyed by safety commission
The Consumer Product Safety Commission plans final rules requiring side and wheel reflectors, along with front and rear reflectors, for bicycles. They also target brake quality, frame strength, seat gear distance on multi speed bikes, and ban extreme handlebars to curb nighttime bike injuries and fatality risk.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Iris Sabbadini
Warren
Miss Herda
Sabbadini
Charros
States
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Kennecott
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Marcor
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Rockwell Intl
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Owens Illinois
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Bendix
Ramada Inns
Raytheon
Bethlehem Steel
RCA
Boeing
Chrysler
San Diego
Santa Fe
CBS
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Skaggs
Southern Pacific
DuPont
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Eastman
Standard of Calif
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Exxon
Texaco
Texas Gulf
Fairchild Camera
Trans America
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TWA
Frontier
General Dynamics
Union Oil
General Electric
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
General Motors US Steel
General Telephone
Webb
Goodyear
Greyhound
Xerox Honeywell
Zenith
Holiday Inn
Aire T Eis
Sport Boot Headquarters
Rn Wing Shoe Store
Scottsdale Rd
Thomas Rd
Estrid Estates
56Th St
Shea
Thunderbird
Alee
Yul Conaway
Miss Grane
Washington
Commission
Themas Mall
44Th St. & Thomas
Terminix
H.E.L.P
Crmatic
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