Two Va Men Indicted in Ford Assassination Plot
A federal grand jury indicted Gary DeLure 32 and Preston Mayo 24 of Warren County Virginia for conspiring to assassinate President Ford in Sacramento on Sept 5. The alleged plan included a sewer bombing as a diversion while shots were fired at Ford. Both men, in custody in Santa Barbara after theft charges, face life and five year penalties if convicted.
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Los Angeles
Ford
Sacramento
Manson
Lynette Fromme
Justice Department
Miss Fromme
Gary
Steven ,DeLure
Preston Michael Mayo
Warren County
DeSure
State Mental Hospital
Warm Springs
Mont
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fromme
U.S
Baileach
Robert Zapata
Zapata
Mayo
California State Capitol
A. Justice Department
John.j. Resich Jr
Sara Jane Moore
San Francisco
DeLure
Nake
Daycor seeks zoning amendments for Paradise Valley Village plan
Daycor Inc. asks Phoenix Planning Commission to rezone portions of the Village of Paradise Valley development from 14 000 to 10 000 square foot per unit density. The amendments would raise dwelling units in two parcels from 324 to 405 and enable a 3 715 unit project housing about 9 000 people with shopping and industrial zones nearby. J W Hancock also seeks a similar 40 acre rezoning to increase residential units from 68 to 110.
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Daycor Inc
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Phoenix Planning Commission
Daycor
Jay Stuckey Jr
Commission
Thunderbird and
Cholla Roads
40Th and 52Nd Streets
Tatum and
Cactus
Paradise Valley Parkway
C. Michael Pierce
CIA opened 215000 letters illegally over two decades
Senate panel released evidence showing the CIA opened more than 215000 letters linked to the Soviet mail stream over 20 years despite studies declaring the effort illegal and marginal in value. Several former CIA officials testified about lack of coordination and awareness by leaders.
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Washington
CIA
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Central Intelligence Agency
Committee
New York City
Thomas Abernathy
CIA Inspector General’s Office
Abernathy
City Council Eyes 172 Patio Homes on 40 Acre site
The council will weigh a rezoning request by W R Grace Properties to permit 172 patio homes on a 40 acre parcel at Roosevelt Street and Pima Road, changing from existing multi family zoning that could allow 500 units. The planning commission urged approval. The council may also back the Central Arizona Project corridor master recreation plan pending Bureau of Reclamation approval.
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Roosevelt Street
Pima Road
W.R. Grace Properties
Planning Commission
Central Arizona
Cave Creek Road
Phoenix
108Th Street
Bureau of ‘Reclamation
Miller and
Almeria Roads
Princess Road
Indian Bend Wash
Army~ Corps of Engineers
John Carollo Engineers
Scottsdale
Obituary of Martha Lauber
Martha Lauber 85, Scottsdale resident for three years, died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Lipsburg Germany she lived in Illinois before moving to the Valley. Survived by sons Peter J Miller and George Miller, daughter Mildred Robertson, brother Albert Stutzke, sisters Agnes Kraemer and Helen Smith, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services and interment in Illinois. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel.
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Martha Lauber
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Lipsburg
Germany
Mildred Robertson
Albert Stutzke
River Grove
Ill
Agnes Kraemer
Helen Smith
Chicago
Illinois
Messinger Mortuary
Rose Marie Lynn Dies in Scottsdale Hospital
Rose Marie Lynn 48 of Tempe died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving from Miami six months ago. She leaves husband Emmitt. sons Joel and Randy Stephens of Miami. daughters Renee Lynn and Denelda Lynn of Tempe. brothers Marshall Chadwell Scottsdale and Grover Chadwell Jr. of Sarasota. sister Elizabeth Shively of Atlanta. Graveside rites were held Monday at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Messinger Mortuary arranged.
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Rose Marie Lynn
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Fla
Renee Lynn
Denelda Lynn
Tempe
Marshall Chadwell
Scottsdale
Grover Chadwell, Jr
Sarasota, Fla
Elizabeth Shively
Atlanta, Ga
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Messinger Mortuary
Body found on ledge identified as Phoenix man
Sheriff's deputies tentatively identify Joseph P. Kolodzay, 59, of Phoenix, as the man found on a ledge in the Four Peaks area. He died of a single gunshot wound to the back, with possible death date Oct. 9, and investigators seek two vehicles registered to him.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Four Peaks
Scottsdale
Joseph P. Kolodzay
Virginia Ave
Apt. 9
Phoenix
Don Spezzano
Mesa
Kolodzay
Albert K. Kolodzay
Highland Ave
Kline
Kolodzayi
Spezzano
Police say assault cannot be proven in Scottsdale incident
Scottsdale police stated it cannot be proven that Kenneth A. Samson 16 fired a gun found at the scene. A .36 caliber shell was located near 6308 N 78th St. while David Brent was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly pointing a rifle at bystanders and a officer. Samson faced obstruction of justice and curfew charges.
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Scottsdale
Kenneth A. Samson
Samson
Bonnie Rose Lane
Barrett Vassall
N. 78Th St
David Brent
Brent
Vassall
Arizona cow carcass blamed on natural causes not mutilation
Arizona livestock investigators report a cow carcass found near Phoenix died of natural causes and was only partially consumed by scavengers. Bill Fitch of the State Livestock Sanitary Board rejects supernatural theories amid eight similar cases reported in Arizona since last month.
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Phoenix
Arizona Livestock
Bill Fitch
Othe ‘State Livestock Sanitary Board
Arizona
Judge Tosses Suit To Expand Minority Seats On Arizona House Panels
Federal judge dismisses suit by minority Democrats against Republican Speaker Stan Akers. Judge Walter Craig cites separation of powers and says the Constitution never contemplates the judiciary dictating legislative committee structure.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Stan’ Akers
Walter Craig
Judicial Department
Legislative Department
Radar deployed to catch smugglers using air power
The U S Customs Service has operated Air Force national defense radar since May 30 to intercept airborne smugglers of Mexican narcotics. Intercept teams in Tucson and San Diego report 38 arrests and seizures totaling 15 000 pounds of marijuana along with a dozen airplanes 13 ground vehicles and small amounts of heroin and cocaine in the past 30 days.
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Phoenix
U.S. Customs Service
Air Force National Defense
Tucson
San Diego
Law Dean Calls Ford to Curb CIA Activities
Ernest Gellhorn former Rockefeller Commission counsel urged President Ford to implement the commission recommendations and fire CIA Director William Colby. He pressed Phoenix Americans to contact the White House demanding limits on CIA operations.
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Phoenix
Ford
Central’ Intelligence Agency
Arizona State University
New Law School
Ernest Gellhorn
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
William Colby
County planners approve two zoning cases at McDowell and 56th
Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval for 60.5 acres at the McDowell Road and 56th Street intersection in Phoenix. Apache Wells seeks a 20 acre travel trailer park and a 40.5 acre rezoning to allow higher density residential use. Board of Supervisors to act November 17.
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Board of Supervisors
Apache Wells
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Daily Progress
42Nd Street
J. W. Hancock
Tatum
Watson Lane
Church
John Glennon
Gordon Stewart
Inspector General’s Office
Richard M. Helms
Helms
City Council
Patio Homes
Brown
Dems
Law Dean
Southwest Forest Industries
Snowflake
Consolidated Fibres Inc
15Th Ave
S. Freeway
First National Bank of Arizona
Scottsdale Rd
McDonald Dr
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