Croatian hijacker leader confesses sole planning role
Lawyers for five accused Croatians say Zvonko Busic admitted he alone planned the Sept. 10 TWA hijacking and planted a Grand Central subway bomb. He said he assembled the device from The Anarchist's Cookbook and warned against switching it on. One officer was killed trying to disarm it.
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Grand Central Station
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Queens
la Guardia
Busic
Grand Central
Arizona campaign notes endorsements and upcoming races
The Arizona AFL-CIO backs Democrat Tony Mason in the 4th District while withholding in the 3rd. The state COPE reconfirms several endorsements and backs Jim Weeks for State Corporation Commission. Jim Colter appears unopposed for state GOP chair. Ralph Staggs won’t challenge. Eugene McCarthy electors file petitions. petition forms disputed but claims substantial compliance. Senator Bill McCune launches independent bid in the 3rd District to face Stump and Koory for the seat vacated by Steiger.
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Arizona State
Afl-Cio
Tony Mason
Darwin Aycock
The
Labor Federation
State Committee On Political Education
Jim Weeks
State Corporation Commission
Eugene McCarthy
Wesley Bolin
Asst
Pat Fabritz
McCarthy
Arizona
Bill McCune
Congress
McCune
Bob Stump
State Senate
Fred Koory
Glendale
Sam Steiger
Ariz
U.S. Senate
APS cancels fifth Cholla unit plans after rate ruling
Arizona Public Service Co cancels plans for a fifth generating unit at the Cholla coal plant in Joseph City following the Arizona Supreme Court ruling striking down a 10.5 percent rate increase. APS reevaluates the project in light of the decision. SAN DIEGO federal judge approves sale of Phoenix Yellow Cab Co for 620000 in Chapter X bankruptcy. The sale stems from Westgate-California Corp. restructuring tied to C Arnholt Smith.
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Joseph City
Arizona Supreme Court
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San Diego
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Phoenix Taxi
Westgate-California Corp
C. Arnholt Smith
Westgate
Obituary: Dr Kays Kilger Memorial Service in Tempe
Dr. Kays J. P. Kilger 51 longtime Phoenix VA Hospital chief of surgery from 1974 to 1976. Services held at 7 p.m. Monday Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church in Tempe. Kilger came to Arizona from Omaha in 1967 to work as a surgeon.
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Omaha
Obituary notes two Arizona veterans and a surgeon
Ernest Angliker 80 of Scottsdale died at Veterans Hospital after moving from Illinois seven years ago. He worked in commercial scales, WWI veteran, buried at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Services Sunday at Scottsdale church. memorials to church fund or American Cancer Society. Survived by daughter Margaret Brown and two grandchildren. Dr Kilger born Berlin and trained in Germany, intern Des Moines, residency Iowa. Pathology instructor 1961-62 University of Iowa. joined Omaha Veteran's Hospital staff 1962. Survived by son Christian in Germany and a brother in Germany. Messinger Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
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Germany
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Iowa
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University of Iowa Hospital Pathology Department
Veteran’s Hospital
Omaha
Neb
E. Edgemont
American College of Surgeons
Bolles murder probe widens as plumber questioned
Phoenix detective says Chandler plumber James Robison may know more about the Bolles killing than he has shared. The hearing tied Robison and John Adamson to unrelated assault and false imprisonment charges from a Scottsdale hotel incident connected to a rancher and a betrayed motive.
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Chandler
James Robison
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Marcus Aurelius
Robison
John Adamson
Adamson
Bolles
Scottsdale
Peoria
Stan Tanner
Tanner
Maricopa County
Edward Rapp
Aurelius
Gene Neil
Neil
Rapp
Macumber trial delay approved in Maricopa County
The second murder trial for William Wayne Macumber was continued to December 6 in Maricopa County Superior Court. The former sheriff's reserve officer, linked to the 1962 desert killings of two Scottsdale residents, seeks new prep time as defense work continues after an Arizona Supreme Court reversal.
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Maricopa County Superior Court
Macumber
Sheriff’s Reserve
Scottsdale
Desert
Timothy McKillop
Joyce Anne Sterrenberg
Arizona Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Phoenix teen charged after four car crash and theft
Michael W. Jackson, 19, of Phoenix, faces two traffic violations, petty theft, and carrying a concealed weapon after a four car collision on Thomas Road. He allegedly stole $25 of jewelry minutes earlier from Yellow Front. Lisa Hawkins, 15, a passenger, and other drivers were treated for minor injuries. Jackson was later charged after a 12 inch knife was found in his car.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Road
64Th Street
Hawkins
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Phoenix
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. McDowell
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Thomas
Jailed trio in assault on officers at CamelView cinema scene
Three adults and a youth were charged after an incident outside the CamelView Cinema in Scottsdale. James R. Madden Jr. faces aggravated assault on a minor. David R. Libberton and Marie M. Libberton charged with aggravated assault on a police officer and obstructing. Marie also with resisting. Darwin Barrie treated after being kicked. Officer Mark Salem injured. Victims included Paul R. Gendvilas and Christopher D. Roe. witnesses over ten.
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E. Highland
Ave
Darwin Barrie
Mark Salem
James R. Madden Jr
Honolulu
Hawaii
David R. Libberton
27Th Ave
Phoenix
Libberton
Marie M. Libberton
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Marie Libberton
Barrie
David Libberton
Salem
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Madden
Gendvilas
Stolen $6500 Cowboy Statue From Main Trail Gallery
A $6500 bronze statue of a cowboy holding a lasso by Harry Jackson was reported stolen from Main Trail Gallery at 7169 E Main St. The 10 inch tall six pound piece was last seen Monday and missing by Friday after not being sent to customers or consignees. Also reported are four firearms stolen from a Scottsdale residence between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Friday. items include a .308 automatic rifle, a 12 gauge shotgun, a 6mm bolt action rifle, and a 12 gauge pump shotgun.
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Main Trail Gallery
E. Main St
Main Trail Employes
Harry Jackson
Scottsdale
Eight Streets Slurry Seal Resurfacing Planned
The city will close eight streets Monday for slurry seal resurfacing. The affected routes include 78th Street and Hayden access road from Palm Lane to Oak Street, 82nd Street from Virginia Avenue to Thomas Road, 81st Way from Oak to Virginia, 80th Place from Virginia to Cambridge Avenue and the Cambridge cul-de-sac, plus Latham Street, 78th Place and Diamond Street from Hayden to 78th Street.
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Hayden
Latham Street
78Th Place
Diamond Street
Steve Ford To Campaign In Western States In Motorhome
President Ford’s son Steve, 20, will tour 11 western states in a motorhome van to campaign for his father. A spokeswoman says he will travel about 6,000 miles with two friends accompanying him, with trips scheduled through election day.
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Ford
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Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld
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