Hungerford cleared in bankruptcy charge
U.S. Attorney William Smitherman said there is no basis for federal prosecution of Robert Hungerford Republican candidate for Maricopa County attorney. The FBI investigated claims Hungerford concealed assets in a bankruptcy tied to a car purchase for Benjamin Willis. Authorities found no evidence of knowingly concealing assets or false statements and the case is closed. Willis paid for the car during Hungerford’s 11 months ownership. Hungerford said Willis was a destitute friend who needed a car. Maricopa County Atty Donald Harris had referred the matter to the FBI due to federal jurisdiction.
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Phoenix
Robert Hungerford
Maricopa County
U.S
Smitherman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hungerford
Asst
Tom Crowe
Benjamin Willis
Willis
Scottsdale
Crowe
Donald Harris
FBI
Candidate raps Scottsdale school remodeling cost
Joe Jamison a nine 후보 for three Scottsdale School District board seats called 824 000 remodeling expenditure absolutely deplorable and urged postponing a middle school decision until new board members take office in January He urged district autonomy and parent input with a December board vote planned for the middle school proposal
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Scottsdale
Joe Jamison
Jamison
School hepatitis rumor quashed at Scottsdale High
Scottsdale High officials dismissed rumors of a hepatitis outbreak after an open house attended by about 50 teachers. Officials said it may take a month to confirm whether exposed teachers contracted the disease.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale High
Naomi Post
Post
Frances Kieckhefer obituary and memorial service announced
Frances Guild Kieckhefer, 74, will be honored at a memorial service at St Barnabas On The Desert in Paradise Valley. She died September 7 in Lake Placid, New York. Memorials may go to the Scottsdale Girls Club.
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Frances Guild Kieckhefer
St.Barnabas-On-The-Desert Episcopal Church
N. Mockingbird Lane
Paradise Valley
Messinger
Kieckhefer
Lake Placid
N.Y
Scottsdale Girls Club
E. Rose Lane
Mao's widow among four radical leaders detained in China
Yugoslav dispatch cites four leaders including Chiang Ching Mao’s widow as planners of a coup. Three guards were killed during arrests at Beijing, with Hua Kuo-feng named as successor to Mao. Reports note arrests at Peking University and anti purge posters in Shanghai.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Mao Tse-tung
Tanjug
China
Chen Hsi-lien
Peking
Hua Kuo-feng
Hua
Mao
Tokyo
Japan
Kyodo
Shanghai
Peking Univer
Peita
Tsinhua
Chiang Ching
Navy
Chang Chung-chiao
Wang Hungwen
Yao Wen-yuan
Charros Begin Annual Scottsdale Horseback Ride Near Bartlett Dam
About 90 riders set out for Bartlett Dam area as the Scottsdale Charros host a weeklong ride with 20 Charros and guests. Gymkhana events determine trophies and ribbons while Gary d'Spain leads this year’s ride. Riders pay 350 dollars, and the event is not a fundraising drive.
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Scottsdale
Charros
Bartlett Dam
Patrick O'Brien
Carefree Inn
Gary d
Spain
O'Brien
Regatta Set for Weekend at Chaparral Park Lake
The Copperstate Boat Club will host a model boat sailing regatta at Chaparral Park Lake Hayden and Chaparral Roads this Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The public is invited but the lake will be closed to public use on both days and reopen Monday.
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Copperstate Boat Club
Chaparral Park Lake
Hayden and
Chaparral Roads
Mesa Westwood Students Cited Over Bomb Plot
Four Mesa Westwood High School students Terrance Gietz Jerry Hancock 17 and honor students Gary LeSueur Joseph Farnsworth 17 football team members were cited for a misdemeanor and referred to juvenile authorities after an explosive device was planted on the school football field. Fire of undetermined origin caused 200000 damage to an east side Tucson nightclub the Maverick at about 4 a.m. No injuries were reported.
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Mesa
Mesa Westwood High School
Terrance Gietz
Jerry Hancock
Gary LeSueur
Joseph Farnsworth
Tucson
Mass killer Gretzler refuses to leave cell delaying hearing
Convicted mass killer Douglas Gretzler refused to exit his Pima County Jail cell for a presentencing hearing. Superior Court Judge William Drake ordered Gretzler's attorney David Hoffman to determine the reason for the refusal, postponing the hearing to next week.
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Tucson
Douglas Gretzler
Superior Court
William Drake
Gretzler
David Hoffman
Pima County
Low bidder sues over Phoenix airport contract award
Madian Construction Co. files suit in Maricopa County Superior Court alleging the city council violated state law by awarding the $39 million expansion contract to M M Sundt Construction Co. Warren Platt attorney for Madian claims improper bidding process. Ned Warren, 62, faces trial December 13 on 20 counts of grand theft by false representation connected to a Yavapai County land scheme with a Japan firm.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Warren Platt
Madian Construction Co
M.M. Sundt Construction Co
Warren
Ned Warren
Roger Strand
Grand Jury
Arizona
Yavapai County
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Dennis DeConcini
DeConcini
Bob Johnstone
Edith ‘‘Jo’’ Laetz
Harris
Frances Kieckhefer
Chet Racine
Holiday Inn
North Scottsdale Road
Shanghai Group
Wang Hung-wen
Charros Offen Ride
Instrument Sale
Les Paul
Hagstrom
Fender
MR. Music
N. Scottsdale Road
Associated Press
Killer
Volvo
Ovidwidh Amencal
RE Powells
Scottsdale RD
McDowell Rd
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