Paradise Valley Hearing On Offsite Improvements
The planning and zoning commission holds a public hearing on an ordinance requiring offsite improvements to be completed before occupancy permits are issued. They will also review a special use permit for two homes on Mummy Mountain via Glenn Drive and consider several plats including Mockingbird Lane Estates VI and Tatum Garden Estates Unit II. The meeting is at 7 30 p m at Town Hall.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Mummy Mountain
Glenn Drive
John D. Ratliff
Tempe
Club Estates No
Mockingbird Lane Estates
36Th Street
Doubletree
Tatum Garden Estates
50Th Place
Mountain View Road
Rober Road Estates
65Th Street
Town Hall
N. Invergordon Rd
Fraudster using aliases defrauds merchants for $1600
A postal inspector reported a man from Cave Creek and Carefree using several assumed names and fake post office boxes to defraud area merchants of about $1600 in recent months. Robert D. Kaney told police that the suspect buys on credit, falsifies addresses, and bills the stores. Two Scottsdale jewelers were targeted, including Wesley's Fine Jewelry and Rosenzweig's Jewelers, with a $218 diamond ring and a $171 diamond pendant used as examples of the theft.
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Cave Creek
Carefree
Robert D. Kaney
Kanoy
Scottsdale
Wesley
Fifth Ave
Rosenzweig
Fashion Square
77 year old woman faces new driving test in Utah
Police in Orem Utah report a one car crash involving Mrs M who left the roadway hit a bridge abutment and fence then drove home with about 30 feet of wire and four fence posts in tow. She was unaware of the crash.
206-Unit Condominiums and Other Plans Review
The Development Review Board will review a 206 unit Scottsdale Tennis Club condo complex at Miller Road and Earls Drive costing 3 to 4 million with 11 buildings a clubhouse and tennis facilities on an 8.7 acre site. Also on the agenda are Sundown Plaza buildings and other commercial plans including a Hopi Land and Cattle Co office retail spaces and a restaurant proposal.
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Miller Road
Earls Drive
National Community Builders
Theodore Alexander
Alexander and Ganos Architects, Inc
Alexander
Scottsdale Tennis Club
Sundown Plaza
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Hopi Land and Cattle Co
Bob Darrah
Craftsman Court
Board For Review
Ben J. Piazza
Donald J. Bondy
Edwin H. Luchs
E. Main St
Levine Berger plan meeting on grand jury probe of Fannin case
County Attorney Moise Berger said he will meet with Phoenix attorney Jack Levine later this week to discuss Levine's demand for a grand jury inquiry into the dismissal of drunk driving charges against Sen. Paul Fannin. Levine alleges bribery and corruption without detailing publicily.
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Moise Berger
Phoenix
Jack Levine
Levine
Paul Fannin
Rariz
Berger
Obituary for R Irvin Wallace Dairy Queen Manager
R Irvin Wallace 65 longtime Dairy Queen manager in Scottsdale died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Monroe County Iowa he moved to Arizona in 1948 services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary burial in Louilla Iowa.
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R. Irvin Wallace
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Louilla
Iowa
Wallace
First St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Monroe County
Arizona
Scottsdale man dies leaves wide circle of kin
Wallace had lived in Scottsdale since 1954. Survivors include wife Josephine, a son Clarence of Scottsdale, three daughters Nona Rankin of Knoxville Iowa Ida Davis and Louise Yates of Phoenix, a brother and two sisters out of state and 13 grandchildren. Contributions suggested to the Arizona Heart Association.
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Scottsdale
Josephine
Clarence
Nona Rankin
Knoxville
Iowa
Ida Davis
Louise Yates
Phoenix
Arizona Heart Association
Memorial service for Kenneth C. Hooper in Scottsdale
Kenneth C. Hooper 52 formerly of Scottsdale and Colonial Heights Va died Saturday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. He served as an Air Corps pilot in World War I and will have a 1 p.m. service Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary with cremation to follow. He leaves a son Kevin of Scottsdale two daughters Christine of Scottsdale and Julia Salva also a brother and grandchildren. He was a native of Saugus Mass and moved to Scottsdale seven years ago.
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Kenneth C. Hooper
Village Cab Company
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Mr. Hooper
Colonial Heights
Air Corps
Coolidge
Davids
Obituary of Dr. Asa D. Cain Osteopathic Physician
Dr. Asa D. Cain 92 a longtime osteopathic physician in Ypsilanti and Jackson Michigan died Monday at Phoenix Convalescent and Nursing Home He lived at 7010 E Continental born Kirksville Missouri moved to Arizona in 1958 survived by daughter Virginia Weiner of La Mesa California three sons Richard Scottsdale Albert Battle Creek and Robert Ypsilanti seven grandchildren five great grandchildren Private cremation arranged by Green Acres Mortuary Arizona
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Asa D. Cain
Ypsilanti
Jackson
Mich
Phoenix
Mr. Cain
E. Continental
Kirksville
Arizona
Scottsdale
Virginia Weiner
LaMesa
Calif
Richard
Albert
Battle Creek
Robert
Arizona phone rates rise state wide
United Press International reports Mountain Bell gains automatic rate increases across Arizona. Phoenix residential rates move from 8.50 to 8.85 dollars monthly, business lines from 19.15 to 19.95, boosting annual company revenue by 5.7 million to 149.6 million. The change follows Commission hearings. In Casa Grande, 21-year-old Douglas Lee Wood is held on murder kidnap and rape charges after Robert Miller 24 is found slain and Miller's companion attacked. Prescott College faces loss as Robert T. Wilson Foundation of Tucson withdraws financial support after three years of aid.
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Phoenix
Mountain Bell
Corporation Commission
Casa Grande
Douglas Lee Wood
Robert Miller
Miller
Wood
Prescott
Robert T. Wilson
Picasso painting recovered after two years theft
Picasso painting stolen from the Phoenix Art Museum two years ago was recovered by undercover agents. Frank Talak of the U S Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement said the work was found Saturday night in the possession of individuals identified by Talak during the investigation.
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Tempe
Phoenix Art Museum
Frank Talak
U.S. Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Talak
Four Die in Arizona Crashes On Monday Toll Reaches 204
Four people died in separate Arizona crashes on Monday raising the state highway death toll to 204, including three Tempe youths Robert Larocca 18 Clark Sutton 16 William Fraser 14 and R B Calhamer 78 of Centerton Arkansas. Larocca driving at high speed crossed a median and hit a flat bed truck near Tempe while Calhamer swerved into the median east of Eloy on I 10 and was struck by a car driven by Ronald R Irwin 48 Windsor Missouri Irwin was treated and released at Homako Hospital Casa Grande.
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Arizona
Tempe
Robert Larocca
Clark Sutton
William Fraser
Larocca
R.B. Calhamer
Centerton
Ark
Eloy
Interstate 10
Highway Patrol
Calhamer
Ronald R. Irwin
Windsor
Irwin
Homako Hospital
Casa Grande
Lawmakers Debate Meat Costs Amid Boycott
In Phoenix the Arizona House weighed rising meat costs as Minority Leader Craig Davids cited February price indexes showing a 1.9 percent meat price jump and a 3.9 percent rise in farm and processed foods. He warned the cost spikes echo postwar era trends and tied them to President price ceilings.
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Phoenix
UPI
State House
of Representatives
Craig Davids
SRP Prepares $307,722 Refund to Electric Customers
Salt River Project will refund more than $300,000 to its electricity customers in April after an overpayment from El Paso Natural Gas. The Federal Power Commission ordered the refund, to be allocated by 1972 usage with an average 12,000 kWh home receiving about 53 cents. Some low-use accounts receive nothing. Administration costs are borne by SRP.
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Salt River Project
SRP
el Paso Natural Gas, Co
Federal Power Commission
el Paso
Planning can ease washdays
Gretchen Schwensen reports tips from Ari zona Public Service Consumer Consultants on saving energy with laundry. Plan ahead to avoid many small loads. wash with cool or warm water when possible and use the soak cycle for heavily soiled items to reduce rinses and environmental impact.
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Arizona Public Service
APS
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Rae Cover
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Christine
Julia Salva
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Picasso
Mane de
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Carol Kane
Mary O'Brien
Scottsdale Hi
Virginia Terp
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Mary Pellock
Margaret Meyering
Pima
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Eoearareese
Cochise
Eee
Eh Boseeners
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E. McDowell
Roben
Buddy Weed
Tavearreen
Sheraton- Scottsdale Inn &Villas
Sheraton Hotels & Motor Inns
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Consumer Communications
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