Obituary: V. Sosnowski, 44, Motorola cost analyst
Lawrence V. Sosnowski 44 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a 18 year Motorola career. A World War II Air Corps veteran born in Chicago, he lived in Scottsdale 14 years. Rosary 7:30 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary. mass 11 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors: wife Imelda, daughters Susan and Sandra of Scottsdale, son Michael in the Air Force Wichita Falls Texas, brother George of Chicago.
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Phoenix district revises student dress code after hearing
The Phoenix Union High School District board ordered a rewrite of the student dress code after a 90 minute public hearing with about 180 attendees. The plan, to be submitted for the Oct 2 meeting, aims to set basic guidelines on modesty and neatness while avoiding specific hair and skirt length limits.
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Circus Fans Association plans national convention
The Circus Fans Association of America will hold its national convention at the Safari Hotel September 25 to 27 with about 150 expected attendees. Western VP Robert C. Dunham of Phoenix heads the Arizona chapter. Father Ed Sullivan, Ringling Brothers priest, will attend. Dan Draper of Burley Idaho, known for his large elephant collection and a miniature circus model, is also expected.
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Clothing theft and burglaries prompt police reports
Police report multiple break ins and thefts in Scottsdale and Phoenix areas. Clothing valued at $155 was stolen from Jeanne Morgenstern's home after laundering. A 12 year old boy was found entering William Harris's home and a purse with $10 was stolen from Albert Meitzler. Burglars also took $67 from Jack Yarbrough's home after a screened entry. Police link the incidents to break in during overnight hours.
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Seven injured in two Scottsdale auto accidents
Police reported seven people injured in two separate crashes on Thursday. Thomas Lawson of Valley Vista Lane was hospitalized in good condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a collision on 82nd Street. Christopher Clay of 6320 North 87th Street was cited for failure to control. In a second crash on Scottsdale Road near Osborn, Thomas King of Phoenix collided with a stopped car, injuring six others who were treated and released at the same hospital. King was cited for failure to control.
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Nixon announces partial draft spread and potential lottery plan
President Nixon disclosed at the White House that 50 000 draft calls for November and December would be canceled and the 29 000 October calls spread across three months 10 000 in October and November and 9 000 in December. Defense Secretary Laird said the move would not raise January calls and noted a possible executive order lottery if Congress fails to reform the draft law. Senate Leader Mansfield expressed doubt reforms pass this year.
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Civil rights leaders urge defeat of Haynsworth nomination
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Egypt says air defenses repelled Israeli attacks along Gulf of Suez
Cairo Radio reports Egyptian air defenses and anti-aircraft batteries shot at Israeli planes along the Gulf of Suez with claims of downed aircraft. Separate reports cite guerrilla raids in Jordan Valley by Al Assifa, the military wing of Al Fatah, totaling 400 attackers and heavy overnight casualties in the Gem Jordan region.
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YMCA Seeks 4000 to Finish Scottsdale Pool Debt
The Scottsdale YMCA needs 4000 more dollars to complete its sinking fund for a 50000 dollar outdoor pool debt incurred during construction. The pool, opened last month, serves about 200 students weekly and uses much of the facility for recreation. If funded, a plastic wind screen could be installed to permit winter use at 3019 North 74th Street.
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Kopechne family fights latest autopsy bid in Pa.
Mary Jo Kopechne family attorney challenges a new petition for exhumation and autopsy. The filing alleges blood was found on her clothing and in her mouth and nose after her body was recovered, amid questions on blood tests and court procedure.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average and Market Summary
Final Dow Jones figures show 30 industrials at 830.39, down 1.18. 20 railroads at 200.35, up 0.73. 15 utilities at 112.92, up 0.16. 65 stocks at 280.13, up 0.18. Today's sales 12.27 million shares vs 11.17 million Thursday.
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Scottsdale Girl Hit by Car In East McDonald Drive Incident
A nine year old Scottsdale girl identified as Helen Dian Glenn was struck by an eastbound car at about 5 30 PM in the 7500 block of East McDonald Drive. The driver Mrs Leslie Ahern stated the child ran into the road and no citation was issued. The girl was reported in good condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital.
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