Cow graze in Scottsdale police impound lot
Matilda the green orange polka cow from Granny’s Boarding House was found last night in Eldorado Park. Parks worker Stan Baker of Mesa hauled the 500 dollar bovine to the Scottsdale Police station joking about hay supplies as officers laughed.
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Matilda
Granny’s
Scottsdale
Eldorado Park
Parks Department
Stan Baker
Mesa
Baker
McDowell Road Bridge
Obituary: Scott D. Hutchins 20 Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Scott David Hutchins, 20, a 1973 Saguaro High School graduate and former football squad member, died in St. Joseph's Hospital from injuries in a motorcycle accident. Born in Tooele Utah he moved to the Valley 16 years ago and attended Mesa Community College. Survived by wife Deborah parents Raymond and wife in Scottsdale two brothers Mark and Cliff Shauna Mika Menlo Park Calif Lisa Hutchins Scottsdale. Services Friday 10 am at St Maria Goretti Catholic Church with private interment. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary & Chapel.
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Scott David Hutchins
Saguaro High School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tooele
Utah
Hutchins
Valley
Mesa Community College
Wayfarer
Mesa
Deborah
Raymond Hutchins
Scottsdale
Mark
Cliff
Shauna Mika
Menlo Park
Calif
Lisa Hutchins
St Maria Goretti Catholic
Granite Reef
Iltertent
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Norrington services set for Geneva at Green Acres
Geneva G Norrington age 45 died Sunday in a shooting accident at Horseshoe Dam. Visitation today 7 to 9 pm at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd. Funeral Thursday at 10 am. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include mother Greta Babineau of Scottsdale and two sons John and Richard Norrington in the Navy.
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Geneva
G. Norrington
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Norrington
Roanoke Ave
Horseshoe Dam
Greta Babineau
Scottsdale
John Norrington
Richard ‘Anti
U.S. Navy
Messenger Dies in Scottsdale at 88 Former Postmaster
George H Messenger 88 retired railroad telegraph operator and station agent died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was born in Jacksonport Wisconsin moved to the Valley 14 years ago from Michigan He served 32 years as a U S postmaster and was a member of Lakeside Lodge No 371 Manistique Michigan and Eastern Star No 364 Newberry Michigan Survivors include Ruth his wife a son Clifford of Eckerman Michigan two grandchildren and one great grandchild Services were held today at Green Acres Mortuary Cremation will follow
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George H. Messenger
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Jacksonport
Wisc
Messenger
Michigan
E. Edgemont Ave
U.S
F&am
Manistique, Mich
Newberry, Mich
Ruth
Clifford
Eckerman, Mich
Green Acres Mortuary
Memorial service for Evelyn H Bourret in Phoenix
Evelyn H Bourret 40 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation at 7 p m tonight at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Phoenix with Rev Gangser officiating. Survivors include three daughters Beverly Cordry Marguerite Lorentson and Patricia Bryant and sister Helen Hanson plus four grandchildren. Interment Friday in Rio Wisconsin. arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Evelyn
H. Bourret
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
N. 56Th Street
Phoéenix
Philip
Gangser
Bourret
Wisconsin
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
LaCrosse, Wise
Ary
Arizona farm workers freed on double jeopardy ruling
A federal judge ordered the release of four Chandler area farm workers held on murder and manslaughter charges tied to the January 31 1974 shooting death of Francisco Soto. The men Margarito Almeda Manuel Gallegos Martinez Jesu Chavira and Epimenio Lopez had been convicted or pleaded guilty and were deemed protected against a second trial by double jeopardy.
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Phoenix
Chandler-area
Margarito Almeda
Manuel Gallegos Martinez
Jesu Chavira
Epimenio Lopez
Chandler
Francisco Soto
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Inflation Pace Accelerates in Phoenix as Rates Rise
University researchers from Arizona State University estimate midyear inflation at 6.4 percent in Phoenix and project it could hit around 9 percent for the rest of the year. The ASU Bureau of Business and Economic Research and First National Bank of Arizona released the new local consumer price index.
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Phoenix
Arizona
ASU
ASU Bureau of Business and Economic Research
First National Bank of Arizona
Two Arrests In Castro Motel Robbery Case
Police say armed robbery occurred at a local motel owned by Ernest and Vera Castro. Clifton E. Slaughter, 24, of Des Moines Iowa, and William S. Stewart, 27, of Prescott, were charged Tuesday in connection with the late Monday incident.
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Flagstaff
Raul Castro
Ernest
Vera Castro
Clifton E. Slaughter
Des Moines
Iowa
William S. Stewart
Prescott
Barrow Denies Senate Run Against Fannin
Phoenix Mayor Tim Barrow rejects any plan to seek the Senate seat held by Paul Fannin. He told reporters he would not run under any circumstances before leaving for a Washington meeting with Senator Barry Goldwater.
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Phoenix
Tim Barrow
Senate
Paul Fannin
Rariz
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Barrow
Scottsdale Board Backs Cocopah Teacher Transfer
Scottsdale School Board voted to move Cocopah sixth grade teacher Leon Fucci to Tonalea, despite Cocopah TPA opposition over anticipated Armour-Dial workers and a plan to close a fifth and sixth grade class. Linda Angeloff also moved from fifth to fourth grade. other Cocopah teachers reassigned as district shifts continue.
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Scottsdale
Cocopah
Leon Fucci
Tonalea
Armour-Dial
Linda Angeloff
Hohokam
Kiva
William Randall
Angeloff
U S backs Israeli veto of PLO at Geneva talks
The United States allegedly pledged Israel veto power over PLO participation in future Arab-Israeli peace conferences in Geneva. A secret memorandum signed Sept. 1 by Yigal Allon and Henry Kissinger allegedly grants Israel decisive rights to invite or exclude participants as talks resume, with a possible year end or early 1976 reconvening if substantive negotiation with Syria remains stalled. The PLO rejected Sadat's accusation of Soviet manipulation amid the Madrid embassy seizure. Israel and Egypt push ahead with Sinai withdrawal plans in Geneva, forming a technical committee on implementation.
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Associated Press
United States
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Jerusalem Post
Washington
Post
Yigal.Alton
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
PLO
Anwar Sadat
Cand
Madrid
Sadat
Sinai Desert
Viet Nam appeals UN membership rejection
North and South Viet Nam appeal their United Nations membership bans after the Security Council veto and U.S. veto, with the General Assembly's steering committee to review their case. Vietnam observers say the General Assembly will back admission and send the matter back to the Council.
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United. Nations
N.Y
North
South Vietnam
U. N
United States
General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Security Council
Council
South Korea
August income rise signals revival in private sector
The AP reports a 1.5 percent rise in personal income for August as private industry expands and hours increase. The Commerce Department notes a $1.6 billion surplus in the three month balance of payments, aided by a $3.3 billion exports excess that fuels a $4.1 billion current account surplus. Total August personal income at a $1,256.9 billion annual rate, up 0.7% from a year earlier, rebounding from July’s decline due to missing Social Security payments.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Arizona jobless rate edges up as mining lags gains
Arizona's unemployment rose from 10.7% in July to 10.8% in August as mining remained a negative force. Nonfarm payrolls edged up to 719,300, while construction and manufacturing showed partial recovery. Maricopa County joblessness eased to 11.6% with 3,300 added, Santa Cruz led county rates at 19.2% and Pima rose to 8.7% amid broader county variances.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Department of Economic Security
DES
Victor Conti
Cantl
Maricopa County
Santa Cruz
Arizona Town Hall to Examine Crime Focus 1970s
Arizona Academy of Public Affairs opens the 14th annual Arizona Town Hall October 12 to 15 at Grand Canyon. William P. Reilly says crime draws record attendance, expanding from four to five panels. More than 125 Arizonans including lawmakers, business and civic leaders will discuss crime and produce a consolidated report for final debate.
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Town Hall
Phoenix
Arizona Town Hall
Grand Canyon
William P. Reilly
Arizona Academy of Public Affairs
Academy
Senini Appeals 90 Day Suspension Of Realty License
Jack Senini president of Henderson Realty appeals a 90 day license suspension issued by State Real Estate Commissioner William Penn. A Feb hearing was set after a Sept stay. Senini also leads the Scottsdale Board of Realtors and may not step down if the appeal fails. designates Dave Froehlich as temporary broker.
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Jack Senini
Henderson Realty
William Penn
A Ate
Superior Court
Fred Hyden
Senini
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Dave Froehlich
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