Hearst testifies as grand jury witness against SLA members
Patricia Hearst arrives at Oakland courthouse to testify before a grand jury investigating her 1974 kidnapping. She appears handcuffed with guards as she is expected to provide three hours of testimony, with Steve Weed and William and Emily Harris also linked to the case.
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Oakland
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Grand Jury
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Albert Johnson
Berkeley
Steve Weed
F. Lee Bailey
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Alameda
Harrises
Grand
Steven Weed
Weed
Bailey
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
Los Angeles
He Harrises
Tempered rain could not dampen Tempe bike path dedication
Enthusiasts tested Tempe's newest 10 foot wide concrete bike path in Papago Park despite heavy rains. City officials dedicated the route early Saturday, noting the path runs through the park south of Curry Road and loops east along the Salt River and west along Curry.
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Tempe
Papago Park
Curry Road
Salt River
Curry
Arizona Senate contenders campaign at county fairs
Republican Sam Steiger told the Coconino County Fair in Flagstaff that food stamp reform is needed. Democrat Dennis DeConcini, speaking at the Cochise County Fair in Douglas, backs national health care policy that preserves freedom. In Payson, 1200 residents watched 30 fiddle contestants. Russell Burris of Mesa won and will go to the Weiser Idaho national contest.
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U.S. Senate
Arizona
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Coconino County
Flagstaff
Cochise County
Douglas
Dennis DeConcini
Payson
Russell Burris
Mesa
Weiser
Idaho
Tribes Push Congress to Shield BIA under FOIA Rules
Indian tribes nationwide urge Congress to bar the Bureau of Indian Affairs from disclosing tribal secrets under the Freedom of Information Act. Lawmakers resist expanding exemptions and several tribes have gone to court to stop BIA disclosures considered confidential by leaders.
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Window Rock
Congress
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Community colleges warn of up to $2 million aid cut
State Board of Community Colleges heard that Arizona nine campuses project fall enrollment at 51,625, down 3.6 percent from last fall and 6.7 percent below projections, per Dr. George L. Hall, executive director.
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Tucson
State Board of Community Colleges
George L. Hall
Debutante Party Riot Ends With 15 Arrests
A debutante party at Jaycee Hall in Phoenix erupted into a melee between police and several hundred attendees. Lt. Michael Kavanaugh says about 500 people were present for a 16 year old girl’s party when officers were summoned after a nearby business security guard reported trouble. One officer was injured and at least one police unit took part in crowd control.
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Phoenix
Michael Kavanaugh
Jaycee Hall
Burglary Nets Drugs Jewelry and Arms Stolen Across Homes and Store
Police report over the weekend thefts totaling more than 4750 dollars in drugs and jewelry. The Revco Drugs store on 4500 N Scottsdale Rd saw 1365 dollars of barbiturate drugs taken. A 12 gauge shotgun and a 30.06 rifle were stolen from Albert Orenburg’s home on 8132 N 75th St along with 420 dollars in cash and 380 dollars in two weapons. Frances M. Tannen’s home on 7840 E Vernon Ave lost 1765 dollars in jewelry and 1200 dollars in other items including an 850 dollar pearl necklace and 350 dollar silver bracelet. The incidents showed no signs of forced entry in several cases. The report also notes August trade data showing a 757.7 million dollar US import deficit, with eight month totals at 2.6 billion.
Analysts Favor Small World Deficit To Aid Global Recovery
Analysts say a slight deficit this year could balance last year’s surplus and boost export sales to trading partners, aiding global recovery and raising demand for U S products. Administration forecasts previously targeted a deficit of 2 to 3 billion dollars as both exports and imports fell in August by 3.3 and 3.7 percent.
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U.S
SCC student elections kick off amid long power struggle
Scottsdale Community College opens a three day student election after the Supreme Court voided last spring’s results. Artichoke Party led by Ron Willett faces Students for ’76 headed by Roger Aldred with turnout described as strong. Polls run 9 2 and 7 9.
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Scottsdale Community College
Supreme Court
Artichoke Party
Students For '76
Artichoke
Ron Willett
Sherri Panke
Tina Michelitch
Jeff Evans
Panke
Roger Aldred
Joe Blanco
Sharon Palmquist
Joe Morgan
Artichokes
Maricopa County Community College Board
Board of Publications
Senate
Two youths hurt as Scottsdale home damaged by fire
Fire damaged a North Scottsdale home early Sunday causing an estimated 30 000 in damage and injuring two youths aged 12 and 14 who were asleep inside The living areas were destroyed and the rest of the 60 000 home suffered heavy smoke damage Fire officials from Rural Metro said the cause was under investigation and units fought the blaze about an hour
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North Scottsdale
Metro Fire Department
Weldon Paxton
Royce Braynon
Cactus Wren Rd
Paxton
Andy Briswater
Harry Dole
44Th St
Phoenix
Briswater
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Dole
Smh Hospital
Brayan
Flagstaff
Two Scottsdale Residents Die In Separate Apparent Crises
Police say Terry Hanson aged 35 died at her home from an apparent pill overdose after five pill brands were found on a night stand. Bruce Arnold Peterson aged 21 died from a apparently personal safety related .22 caliber gunshot wound at his residence with a rifle found nearby. No suicide note.
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Scottsdale
Terry Hanson
Granite Reef Rd
Bruce Arnold Peterson
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Patty Hearst
Bob Johnstone
Associated Press
Mesan
Revco
N. Scottsdale Rd
Albert F. Orenburg
N. 75Th St
Frances M. Tannen
E. Vernon Ave
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
SCC
Tepe Aizu
Bill Chapman
W. Bell
W. Bethany
West Bell Road
Scottsdale Plumbing CO
E. Osborn
Pichi
Creative
Aisi
Marshall Way
Gulf Rock
Ca Rena Family Steak Houses
Scottsdale RD
Sizzler
Bishop Lane
Cottsdale
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