Flagstaff Parents Defend Dixie Radcliff Amid Murder Charges
The parents of 16 year old Dixie Lee Radcliff, charged with murder in a four state crime spree, express love for their daughter. They arrived from Amesville Ohio to visit Dix ie and her boyfriend Donald Baggs, who also faces murder charges. Dixie seeks a new juvenile hearing after a county court judge granted her attorney’s request.
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Laurence Wren
Grand jury to hear Ohio man in New Hampshire killings
A Coconino County grand jury will convene on October 7 to hear murder charges against Donald Boggs 23 an ex convict from Ohio Boggs is accused of killing Robert Willis 23 and Halvor Johnson 28 of Newport New Hampshire whose bodies were found near Ash Fork Labor Day Boggs admitted to deputies killing two other men Warren Lenker and H N Flory Boggs and his girlfriend Dixie Radcliff 15 were arrested September 8 in Ames Ohio a second juvenile hearing for Radcliff is planned after psychological tests.
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Papal Vote Backing Religious Liberty Approved
The Ecumenical Council approved in preliminary fashion a declaration affirming religious liberty by a large margin. Pope Paul VI reportedly ordered the process, with liberals pushing the measure 1997 to 224 as conservatives objected and the central coordinating commission later debated delaying further action.
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Vatican to study religious liberty declaration after council vote
The council approved a declaration on religious liberty and will send it to the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity for revision. Final approval rests with the Pope who may alter parts. The debate lasted five days with nearly half of speakers opposing the text.
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Fire destroys Tennessee State Fair exhibit building
A blaze at the Tennessee State Fair in Nashville damaged the women's exhibit building and a grandstand, injuring 18 people and causing about 12 million dollars in damage. Firefighters battled the flames for hours while police managed traffic and looting risks. dozens fled as a search for missing persons began.
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Four Job Corps youths held on rape charge in Flagstaff
Four young men from a Job Corps forestry camp were charged with the rape of a 17 year old Oklahoma Indian woman in Flagstaff after a bus ride and assault in a dark alley. Names identified include Jacob L. Caine, James A. Ford, and Gordon T. Skelton, with one juvenile from Jackson Mississippi. All suspects were held on five thousand dollars bond. The juvenile faces a Wednesday hearing to determine adult trial eligibility.
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Scottsdale Woman Convicted of Forgery in Land Sale Case
A Superior Court jury of 12 convicts Dani Sifigh of forging Al fred H. Nichols’s name on two documents linked to a land sale. Judge Melvyn T. Shelley did not set sentencing date. The jury deliberated about four hours before the verdict. An $84,800 cashier's check was obtained via Phoenix Title and Trust Co.
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Navajo County
Singh
Mesa
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Phoenix Title and Trust Co
West governors push joint Western tourism plan
Utah Governor Calvin L. Rampton urged Western states to unite to lure world and eastern travelers, proposing a Western States Tourism Development Task Force to promote the region. He cited a $20 billion domestic vacation market and potential joint advertising and information offices. Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer opened the session.
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Grant Sawyer
Voltz funeral set for Chicago
Edward T. Voltz 61 died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He lived in Scottsdale 18 months after moving from Chicago where he was an accountant for Commonwealth Edison Co. and a Grace Lutheran Church member. Survivors include wife Susan three sons Robert Paul and William all out of state a brother George of Chicago and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in Chicago.
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