Wichita State to play Arkansas after fatal crash
Hearing evidence shows Wichita State University's chartered plane had maintenance problems linked to an earlier accident. Thirty people died October 2 when the plane crashed in the Colorado Rockies en route to Logan Utah for a game with Utah State. The team suspends its season and will face Arkansas in Little Rock, with six freshmen starting and the squad traveling by commercial flight. An Oklahoma City mechanic reported the right engine used 40.5 gallons and the left 27.5 gallons of oil in the nine days before the crash.
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UPI
Wichita State University
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Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Henry H. Ostermann
National., Transportation Safety Board
Obituary of John R. Hallstead Realtor in Scottsdale
John Robert Hallstead 54 a Realtor with Henderson Realty died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin he served as a Navy lieutenant senior grade in World War II and studied at the University of Alabama. He is survived by his wife Lesley son Gregory daughter Mrs Jery L Tuttle mother Mrs Frank J Schneider sister Mrs Austin P Lloyd and two grandchildren. Rosary tonight and Mass Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help with burial at St Francis Cemetery. Contributions suggested to the Heart Association.
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Henderson Realty
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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E. Chaparral
Scottsdale
Cleveland
Ohio
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Navy
University of Alabama
Phi Gamma Delta
Tomlinson’ Steam Ship'Co
Our Lady.of Perpetual Help Parish
Lesley
Gregory
Mass
Jery L. Tuttle
Oakland
Calif
Messinger’s Mortuary
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Francis Cemetery
The
Heart Association
Frances Spillman Dies at 85 in Scottsdale
Frances Spillman 85 of Scottsdale died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. She lived at 7636 E Thomas and came to Scottsdale in 1958 from Massillon Ohio. Survivors include daughter Mrs Dorothy Bendur e and son John both of Scottsdale, plus two out of state sisters. Services 12 45 p m Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial there.
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E. Thomas
Omaha
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Massillon
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Dorothy Béndure
John
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Burglars Strike Twice In Local Thefts
Police investigate two burglaries on Thursday with losses exceeding $600. At Leroy Fairey Tile Company offices, four power saws and a microphone worth $449 were taken between Wednesday 5:30 p.m. and Thursday 8 a.m. No forced entry. a key likely used. Irene Merriam residence at 402 W. 3rd St saw two radios a mixer and a sewing machine removed between 8:30 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Thursday. a screen was forced and a window opened. Losses totaled $189.
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Leroy Fairey Tile Company
E. Thomas Rd
Irene Merriam
W. 3Rd St
UAW Moves to Boost Dues as GM Strike Drains Fund
The United Auto Workers nearing exhaustion of a 120 million strike fund plans to mobilize its 900,000 members for the 38 day walkout against General Motors. The IEB will seek a special convention to raise dues by about 10 dollars a month, adding roughly 9 million dollars monthly to strike support.
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Vietnamese troops launch two-pronged drive in north
Allied sources report a major government offensive in Quang Nam and Quang Tin provinces near the DMZ killing 140 Communists in two days. The U S Command confirms use of the chemical Orange by Americal Division units, with 5 500 gallons deployed. investigation and possible disciplinary action are underway.
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Dow Jones indexes rise as market completes steady session
At 3 p.m. EDT the Dow Jones industrial average climbs 1.30 points to 759.17, the transportation index gains 0.03 to 150.03, utilities up 0.35 to 106.69, and the overall market up 0.39 with 9,130,000 shares traded. United Press International.
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Scelsi to Speak at Phoenix United Nations Day Event
Michael N. Scelsi United States representative to the UN Childrens Fund will headline a 25th anniversary United Nations Day party in Phoenix. The event at Ramada Inn begins 7 p.m. with music by Donn Linde and a $2.50 donation requested. Tickets available at the door or from local organizers.
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United States
United Nations Childrens Fund
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Phoenix
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United Nations Association of Greater
Ramada Inn
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New York State Civil Service Commission
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Republican State Committee
Baumgart
E. T. Cross
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Cora Inskeep
E. Geneva Dr
Tempe
Girl Injured When Car Door Opens in Scottsdale
Oles Jones, 16, of 8302 E Sage Dr, treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after falling from a car in the 8400 block of Malcomb Drive. Police say Anne Schaeffer, 17, drove the vehicle. door opened improperly and Jones fell to the street. No citation issued.
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E. Sage
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Malcomb Drive
Miss Jones
Anne Schaeffer
E. Bonnie Rose
Presentation on Dangers of Drug Abuse Sunday Evening
A presentation on the dangers of drug abuse will be held Sunday at 6 30 p m at United Methodist Church 300 N Miller. The public is invited to attend.
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United Methodist Church
N. Miller
Nixon to announce consumer data plan before election
President Nixon plans a pre election move to release government data on product quality. The program will include brand by brand comparisons and aim to help consumers understand government criteria without endorsing specific brands. Data may cover new cars tires and roofing materials using homeowner friendly language.
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Chevrolet
Nixon
H.A. Abersfeller
General Service Administration
Federal Supply Service
Abersfeller
Arizona students storm Old Main after Agnew protest
About 250 University of Arizona students stormed Old Main breaking a door and two windows. Shotgun-armed sheriff's deputies were called to guard the ROTC building after they returned from a downtown demonstration against Vice President Spiro Agnew.
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University of Arizona
Old Main
Spiro Agnew
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