Woman 78 Is Lifesaving Hospitalized After Camelback Crash
Agnes Estes, 78, was trapped in a car for about 20 minutes and placed on a stretcher before being taken to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in critical condition. Two injured drivers and a sibling pair, Brian 10 and Paul 3 Estes, were unhurt and shaken. the crash happened at Camelback Road and 70th Street.
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Agnes Estes
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Brian Estes
Paul Estes
Camelback Road
70Th Street
Scottsdale SEES offers adult education beyond high school
Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service expands after six years to provide adults with courses not offered in schools. The program funds itself by avoiding summer school costs and uses district facilities at night, charging no extra tax. Courses include Bellydancing and Graphoanalysis, with classes at five high schools and a maintenance shop.
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TIM McGraw
Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service Inc
SEES
Scottsdale
Norm White
White
Harry Mann
Arcadia High
Mann
Cherokee
Hohokam
Ingleside
Tonalea
Quake In Turkey Kills Hundreds As Aftershocks Hit
An earthquake struck eastern Turkey around noon causing heavy casualties. The semiofficial Anatolia News Agency reports 200 deaths while the Red Crescent cites at least 100. Aftershocks and fires hinder rescue in Diyarbakir Province. A separate item notes Lynette Fromme remains jailed in Sacramento on $1 million bail for alleged assassination attempt on President Ford.
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Turkey
Ankara
Antolia
Red Crescent
Diyarbakir
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Charles Manson
Ford
Cesar Chavez led UFW victory in California farm labor vote
In Delano California Cesar Chavezs United Farm Workers won the first major election under the new farm labor representation law by 121 to 41 with the Teamsters not on the ballot. In Kentucky Gov Julian Carroll called up the National Guard after clashes left 30 police injured and more than 100 arrested following a desegregation order.
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Delano
Calif
Cesar Chavez
Equisville
Julian Carroll
National Guard
China expands economy to fund development projects
Peking news agency reports China has opened financial resources by expanding its economy, enabling large funds for economic construction and cultural and educational development.
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Tokyo
Peking
Hainhua
Today
China
Senators Meet Ford On Domestic Oil Price Controls
Seven Democratic senators met with President Ford at the White House to discuss a compromise on extending price controls for domestic oil. A 45 day extension was floated while Ford weighs a veto and a broader 39 month phaseout proposal. If no deal, an override vote is planned. IMF head noted potential restrained price increases by oil allies.
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Washington
Ford
White House
John Sparkman
Alabama
Congress
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Sparkman
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
John Stennis
Mississippi
Johannes Witteveen
International Monetary Fund
Ias
Witteveen
IMF
World Bank
Organization of Oil Exporting Countries
Vienna
U.S Treasury Department
North Scottsdale hospital bid faces protest and scrutiny
Proponents of a 240 bed hospital near Pima Road and Shea Boulevard clash with opposition led by John C. Lincoln Hospital. The Maricopa Health Planning Council recommends denial, while hearings proceed on the Daycor Development land deal in Paradise Valley.
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North Scottsdale
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Cactus
42Nd Street
North Scottsdale Medical Facilities, Ltd
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Maricopa County
Thaké
Ays
John C.lincoln Hospital
Daycor
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Health. Planning -Council
Council
Daycer
Osmond Burton Jr
Health Planning Council
Burton
Scottsdale
Ray Leitner
Scottsdale Hospital
Paradise
Valley
Pima and
Shea
Leitner
Costs eyed in decision on election for Scottsdale board
Maricopa County School Superintendent Richard Harris weighs a special election to replace Scottsdale School Board members Gloria Welch and James Wellington, who resign in January. He studies costs to candidates and district, noting at least six voting places and possible appointment options. Community sentiment is split with some opposing an election while others advocate it. Harris awaits county attorney input before proceeding.
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Maricopa County
Richard Harris
Scottsdale
Gloria Welch
James Wellington
Harris
Welch
Wellington
County Attorney's Office
Sapien
Paradise Valley mayor Tribken death inquest heard speculations
County Attorney Ron Reinstein said reports that former Paradise Valley Mayor E Robert Tribken died by his own action were not conclusive. Testimony showed blood alcohol .31 percent and 133 percent secobarbital in the body, with witnesses indicating Tribken had been severely depressed and consumed most of a bottle of gin before dying. Additional testimony from Dr Christensen and Detective Turner is planned as the inquest resumes Wednesday.
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Ron Reinstein
Paradise Valley
E. Robert Tribken
Reinstein
Tribken
Casa Blanta- Roads
Justice of the’ Peace
Nancy West
West
Scottsdale
Charles W. Howard
Thomas Jarvis
Howard
Tribben
Carol
Jarvis
Ken Turner
Smith
Christensen
Turner
Carol Tribken
Carol Tribken,’ Reinstein
Scottsdale District hires private counsel for preventive legal work
Scottsdale School District will use outside attorney Dan Gruender for preventive legal counseling in 1975 76 to head off crises. The district spent about 20 000 dollars in 1974 75 with Gruender mainly for a Pueblo School expulsion and contract negotiations with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Dan Gruender
Shimmel, Hill, Bishop
Gruender
Maritopa County
Randall
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Supreme Court
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Corporation
Associated Press
UFW
Louisville
Spital
Kay Smith
Robert Christensen
Pueblo
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