Burglary decline tied to four factors in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police credit a 25 percent August drop in burglaries to major arrests, citizen involvement, team policing, and burglary prevention programs. Officer George Graham notes 75 incidents in August, down from the year’s 100 monthly average, with 10 of 75 solved through public tips and 33 and 21 burglaries confessed by two suspects. He expects a rise in December but sees overall progress and plans further citizen outreach and education on home security.
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Chrisshuey
Scottsdale
George Graham
Graham
Team I
Thomas Road
Mesa
Tempe
Glendale
Udall calls for real oil price decontrol compromise
Udall argues Congress should reject a mere 60 day moratorium on oil price controls and press for a genuine compromise on decontrol. He spoke by telephone from Washington while pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Tucson
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Congress
Ford
Udall
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hatton murder trial rescheduled in Tempe court
John R. Hatton trial for the November triple murder of two Tempe area boys, Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell, is moved to 10 a.m. October 6 in Judge Charles Hardy's Superior Court. Hatton, found competent in July, was arrested in Florida after a nationwide manhunt following a Tempe scene where the boys were killed.
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John R. Hatton
Scottsdale
Charles Hardy
Oo Hatton
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Tempé
Cabaria
Hatton
Tempe
Florida
Paradise Valley Subdivision Plan Receives Zoning Ok
The Town Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval to subdivide Haciendas de Guillermo from one lot into three. The subdivision sits at northeast corner of 46th Street and Lincoln Drive. Next meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Sept. 16 at Town Hall.
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Paradise Valley
Thieves Loot Scottsdale Home Steal About $1000 in Goods
Police report a Sunday or Monday burglary at Madeline M. Larsen's residence on East Camelback Road in Scottsdale. Entry likely through a pried bedroom window. Thieves took roughly $1000 in valuables including four firearms, a box of 38 caliber shells, jewelry, dinnerware, luggage, and food. Police note evidence appeared overstated to mislead detectives.
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Scottsdale
Madeline M. Larsen
Camelback Rd
niineShot
Obituary Richard L Maack
Richard L Maack 44 died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation today at Messinger Mortuary in Phoenix. Funeral Thursday at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Tempe resident with wife Dorothy and five children survived by father Alfred Maack and sister Mrs Harrison Fellows. Memorials to Lutheran Church and American Cancer Society.
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Richard L. Maack
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
N. 56Th Street
Maack
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Wausau, Wise
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence University
U.S
Steamboat Bend Drive
Tempe
Dorothy
Steve
Tom
Lisa
Paul
Karen
Alfred. Maack
Scottsdale
Harrison’ Fellows
Beatrice, Neb
Lutheran Church
American Cancer Society
Man Hurt In Scottsdale Traffic Crash
A 42 year old Scottsdale man named Richard N. Richter was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being thrown from his Volkswagen van in a Tuesday afternoon collision at the Scottsdale Road Los Arcos Mall intersection. Fay J. Freer, 41, of 8316 E Devonshire Ave. drove south on Scottsdale Road and turning left into the west Los Arcos entrance struck Richter’s northbound van, sending him into a car stopped at the entrance.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Richard N. Richter
Montebello Ave
Scottsdale Road
Los Arcos Mall
McDowell Road
Fay
J. Freer
Devonshire Ave
Freer
Los Arcos
Los ‘Arcos
Electrician at Civic Center Plaza court complex dedication
Unidentified electrician works above the ceiling as crews finish the Justice of the Peace Court at Civic Center Plaza ahead of next Tuesday's dedication. County staff and Justice Court Judge Nancy West begin their first full day in the $333,000 complex amid no air conditioning and no telephones. Court Clerk Ruth Tulley said interior temperatures reached 150 degrees.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Civic Center Plaza
County
Justice Court
Nancy West
Ruth Tulley
Meany blasts what he calls phony detente with Soviet grain
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged an end to what he called a phony detente as he criticized U S grain sales to the Soviet Union. He said 10.3 million metric tons shipped this year hurt American consumers and farmers and announced a boycott by six maritime unions. A federal judge granted a temporary injunction allowing ships to load as court issues continue.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Soviet Union
Meany
Seafarers International Union
U.S
Russia
Congress out of touch on canal says Rep Steiger
Rep Sam Steiger R Ariz told the Pima County Republican Club that the press has avoided making the Panama Canal an issue causing Congress to ignore it. Paul Stovall ex Suns player pleads guilty to cocaine distribution in federal court faces up to 15 years and a 25000 fine sentencing September 22. Joy Carter Democrat announces bid for Phoenix City Council as an independent at age 50 co chair of the Phoenix Housing Commission. Two miles of the Superstition Freeway to open Friday from Rural to Price Road in Tempe with opening ceremonies. Travelers Insurance, Arizonas largest medical malpractice carrier, reports three year losses and plans interim committee sessions on declining malpractice coverage.
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Congress
Tucson
Panama Canal
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Steiger
Pima’County Republican Club
Stovall
Phoenix
Paul Stovall
Arizona State ‘University
National Basketball’ Association
Tempe
Suns
Carter
Joy Carter
Phoenix Housing Commission
Price Road
Phoenix — Travelers ’Insurance Companies
Arizonia
State Insurance Department
Former Mayor Milton Graham to decide in two weeks
Milton Graham, former mayor of Phoenix, states he will decide within two weeks whether to seek the office again. He declined to comment further on any campaign plan or timing.
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Phoenix
Milton Graham
Teacher Velma Reade Leaves Kaibab For Kiva School
Kaibab School faced a heated debate as Velma Reade agreed to transfer after a contested team teaching plan for primary grades. Superintendent Dr. William Randall said the move serves the best interest of the children and will place Reade in a second grade class at Kiva once disruption from court-ordered sections subsides.
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Kaibab
Lem Cortright
Velma Reade
Kiva School
Reade
Brades i
William Randall
Randall
Iva
Soybean farmers eye Soviet buys amid large U S crop
U S Agriculture Department experts say Moscow may seek U S soybeans this fall or 1976 to fill sunflower oilseed shortfalls caused by drought. U S production is forecast at 1.46 billion bushels in 1975 with a record carryover, while prices rise from July but stay below late 1973 peaks. Russia may also look to Brazil for oilseeds.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Marathon cyclist Shorty Manocchi dies after long illness
Ubaldo Shorty Manocchi died at Maricopa County Hospital on June 1 at age 77 after a long illness. The Italian immigrant who claimed a 300 000 mile total on a 25 pound bicycle rode about 50 miles daily for decades, once logging 161 miles in a day and 670 miles in a week. He began riding after arriving in New York in 1913 and later worked at resorts in the East and Arizona while pursuing bike journeys.
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Tempe
Ubaldo
Shorty
Manocchi
Maricopa
Gubbio
Italy
New ‘York
Ley Manocchi
East
Arizona
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Bob Johnstone
Nhews
Associated
Brazil
Shorty’ Manocchi
Chandler
Wickenburg
Ariz
Belleview
Scottsdale RD
Mcdowell
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