Witnesses say Robison's truck not at Bolles bombing scene
In Phoenix, defense witnesses for James Robison and Max Dunlap testified they did not see Robison’s pickup near the June 1976 Bolles car bombing. Other testimony linked Dunlap to payments and Adamson’s murder plot but did not place the truck at the site.
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Phoenix
James Robison
Don Bolles
Robison
Chandler
Max Dunlap
Bolles
Dunlap
Charles Cunningham
Title Company
David Derickson
Cunningham
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Fred Duncan
Duncan
James Barry
Barry
Superior Court
Howard Thompson
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
al “King Alfonso
Lizanetz
Kemper- Marley
Marley
Neal Roberts
Foster
Police shootout during Tolleson chase ends with suspect wounded
A Scottsdale man Tim Pekins was wounded near Tolleson after he allegedly fired at police in a car chase with Tolleson Police and Maricopa County sheriff's deputies. Pekins was grazed in the head and later jailed on assault with a deadly weapon and felonious flight charges after a sawed-off .22 rifle was recovered. He fled during a traffic stop for speeding and illegal passing.
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Scottsdale
Tolleson
Fred Davis
Tim Pekins
Palomino Rd
Maricopa County
Davis
Pekins
Tollesda
Scottsdale boards considers pilot bus driver training program
The Scottsdale School Board will discuss a federally funded pilot to train bus drivers locally for the district and others in the state. If approved, the program costs 31410 dollars and would retrain 55 current drivers plus train 20 applicants using classroom and individualized learning materials.
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Scottsdale
District Education Center
N. 44Th St
Carl Hilliker
Marvin Lieske
Highway Transporation Department
Highway Safety Office
Addiion
Lieske
Transporation Department
Arizona program wins top Keep America Beautiful award
The Arizona Beverage Industry Recycling Program BIRP earned first place in the 1977 Keep America Beautiful National Awards. BIRP operates container and newspaper reclamation centers statewide and will receive the honor in New York on December 1.
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Phoenix
Arizona Beverage Industry
BIRP
New York
Arizona Softdrink Bottlers Association
Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association
Princess Drive
Hayden Road
Tempe
Obituary of Lawrence H. Bowers 70 Scottsdale resident
Lawrence H. Bowers 70 of 4800 N 68th St died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Indianapolis he moved to the Valley seven years ago from California and was a claims adjuster for Fireman's Fund Insurance Co before retirement. Survived by wife Melba daughter Jane Rossi and two grandchildren. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary Interment private Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Lawrence H. Bowers
68Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
Bowers
Valley
California
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co
Scottsdale House
Melba
Jane Rossi
Wisconsin
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
American Cancer Society
Clerks Approve Pay Hike Pact Across Five Markets
Retail clerks at five chains including A J Bayless Safeway Furrs Alpha Beta and Low Cost Discount Marts ratified a contract providing $1.70 an hour raise over three years plus fringe benefits valued at $2.21 an hour. About 3000 workers are covered per union leader Kevin Murphy president of Local 99.
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Phoenix
Kevin Murphy
Retail Clerks Union Local 99
Murphy
A.J. Bayless Markets Inc
Safeway Stores Inc
Furr’s Super Markets
Alpha Beta Co
Environmental Develo pers undecided on Scottsdale water fee suit
Environmental Developments Inc. has not decided how to proceed with its lawsuit challenging Scottsdale's $400 water hookup fee. The firm is reviewing the case after the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona dropped its challenge. City has collected about $1 million in fees and holds funds pending settlement.
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Environmental Developers Inc
Scottsdale
EDI
Home Builders Association of
Arizona
Scottsdale Shadows
Kenman Properties
Superior Court
Depot to Arrive in Scottsdale for McCormick Park
The old Aguila railroad depot will arrive in Scottsdale on Wednesday for display at McCormick Railroad Park 7301 E Indian Bend Rd. The Phoenix House Moving Co began moving it Monday. The depot may be leased by Scottsdale for a railroad oriented retail business in the park. The Railroad and Mechanical Society bought it from Santa Fe Railway for about 600 with moving costs around 4700.
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Aguila
Scottsdale
McCormick Railroad Park
Indian Bend Rd
Phoenix House Moving Co
City of
The
Railroad and Mechanical Society
Santa Fe Railway
Pimainum Museum Reopens on Salt River Reservation
The Pimainum Museum on the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Reservation near Scotts dale has reopened after a summer closure. It operates weekends two blocks north and east of East McDowell Road and Agency Longmore Road, from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturdays and 2 to 4 30 p.m. Sundays.
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Pimainum
Salt River
Scottsdale
East McDowell Road
Agency
Alumni to discuss officers at Scottsdale Community College
The Alumni Association of Scottsdale Community College will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the SCC student lounge to discuss replacing three resigned officers. Open positions include alumni president vice president and corresponding secretary. All former SCC students with an associate of arts degree may join. The group has 61 paid members.
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Alumni Association of
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Tempe News executive pleads guilty to tax return fraud
Irma Connolly secretary treasurer of the Tempe Daily News pleaded guilty in federal court to filing a false 1973 income tax return. She and her husband own the Tempe newspaper and underreported income by claiming 1796 dollars in dividends while earning over 8100 dollars. Sentencing set for November 7 with a potential three year prison term and a 5000 dollar fine. A separate Insurance Department hearing on illegal commissions paid to five agents backing former Gov. Williams was postponed pending settlement talks with the attorney general’s office.
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Phoenix
Irma Connolly
Tempe
State Insurance Department
Jack Williams
State Attorney General's Office
FAA and AA probes fire on Boeing 727 at Tucson
Investigators from the Federal Aviation Administration and American Airlines will examine a Boeing 727 fire that caused minor injuries to 10 people during an emergency landing at Tucson International Airport. The blaze began in a wheel well and was unofficially blamed on an overheated locked brake.
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Tucson
Federal Aviation Administration
American Airlines
Tucson International Airport
Encephalitis Case Under Review In Tucson Policeman
Tucson police officer Raymond Meicke was hospitalized after a high fever and vomiting. Health officials planned to determine today if his illness is acute viral encephalitis from a mosquito bite.
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Tucson
Pima County
Raymond Meicke
Explorer Post offers health career night at Scottsdale Memorial
An Explorer Post first nighter for high school students curious about health care careers runs 7 30 to 9 p m Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. It is organized by Explorer Post 902 with the Theodore Roosevelt Council of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Explorer Post
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. Osborn Rd
Explorer
Theodore Roosevelt Council
The
Boy Scouts of America
Mark Messinger
Post
Rob Forman
Chaparral High School
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White River
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South Dakota
Nookery
Fifth Ave
Arizona Court of Appeals
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W. University
Associated Press
FAA
Sigma Certified
Western Insulated Glass CO
22Nd Avenue
Mesa
Thunderbird Pharmacy
E. Shea
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