Iran Quake Toll Surges Past Twenty Thousand
Fresh tremors hit eastern Iran as the worst earthquake in the country’s history killed more than 20 000 people over the weekend. Government officials and aid agencies report widespread destruction across 1 300 square miles with thousands buried and more than 50 000 injured. Prime Minister Hoveida and royal figures visited the disaster area as relief efforts struggle to reach the shattered northeast.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Amir Abbas Hoveida
Kakhk
Hoveida
Tran
Ferdows
Dashtbayat
Scottsdale youth bands seek audition participants
Auditions for Scottsdale Boys and Girls Bands run Tuesday through Friday at the Eldorado Park Recreation Building 2311 North 76th Street. Open to fourth through twelfth graders. Auditions 430 to 530 PM to place students in either intermediate or advanced groups with a stage band planned. Rehearsals begin Saturdays with specific times for each group and the stage band. Contact Robert Marsch, music coordinator, Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept. Three typhoon watches issued as Hong Kong faces high winds from a storm storm center 160 miles south heading west.
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Eldorado Park Recreation Building
N. 76Th St
Robert Marsch
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept
Obituary for James D. Musil Phoenix Night Club Owner
James D. Musil 66 owner of JD's and Magoo's night clubs died Saturday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Born January 9 1912 in Chicago he moved to Phoenix in 1947 and worked in the local nightclub scene for 20 years. Survivors include his widow Hazel E. son James Jr. daughter Joan Prieve two brothers William and Arthur a sister Miss May Musil and four grandchildren. Services 3 30 pm Wednesday at Green Acres Chapel burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Tuesday 2 4 pm and 7 9 pm at the mortuary.
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Jd’s
Magoo
St. Joseph's Hospital
Musil
Chicago
Calif
William
Arthur
May Musil
Green Acres
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
George LeMeiux obituary service held in Arizona
George LeMeiux, 76, a retired Bureau of Indian Affairs employee and longtime Arizona resident, dies after a long illness in Albuquerque. Funeral services set for Green Acres Mortuary in Mesa with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by widow Ophelia and two sons Arthur and George Jr., plus a brother out of state and eight grandchildren. Visitation today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Arizona
Green. Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres
Memorial Gardens
Presbyterian Hospital
Albuquerque
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Ashland
Wis
Fair Oaks
Calif
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
BIA
Mescalaro
N.M
White River
FL. Apache
Ophelia
Arthur F. LeMeiux
Wair Oaks
George KM. LeMeiux Jr
Chinle
Attorney Voice Riles Over Campaign Funds For Judge Race
Attorney Ed Hughes attacks judicial candidates who solicit money from lawyers. He cites a letter from opponent Tom Roof urging monetary gifts to back his bid for Division 18 of Superior Court, stressing influence over voters and media access. Hughes says he would not seek such funds and prefers endorsements from lawyers without financial entanglements.
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Ed Hughes
Division 18
Superior Court
Hughes
Tom Roof
Roof
Firemen Answer 11 Calls. Losses Total 960
Scottsdale fire department responded to 11 weekend calls with five resulting in damage. Three car fires and two house fires caused 960 in losses, including a 400 house fire on Moonlight Way, a 200 house fire on Monte Vista, and various other vehicle fires totaling 360.
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Moonlight Way
Monte Vista
Chambers Moving Co
Van_Buren_and
75th_St
Bernstein Leads Philharmonic on Italy Tour
Conductor Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic arrive in Rome from Tel Aviv for a concert tour of Italy. They perform in Florence tonight with further engagements in Venice and Milan.
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UPI
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Tel Aviv
Italy
Florence
Venice
Milan
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