Scottsdale Council approves home confinement for vaccinated bite dog
The Scottsdale city council approved an amendment to the dog control ordinance allowing home confinement for a properly vaccinated and licensed dog that bites a person. Unlicensed or unvaccinated dogs would still be quarantined at the county pound or a private animal hospital.
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Tom Kelly
Kelly
Gainey Water Co
Paradise Valley Farms
Gainey Ranch
McCormick Ranch
Health Department
Developers City Divided Over Downtown Project
Long-range planners warn downtown traffic would threaten character and urge relaxing height limits only. They propose on-site parking tweaks, alternative transport like shuttle access, and a transportation fund with outlying parking. Developers claim larger variances and open space, arguing the project benefits the city while staff and builders dispute sizes. Council weighing peripheral parking variance.
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Financial Center
Thurman
Phoenix
Peter ‘Lendrum
Dallas
Neil Lacey
Brown Avenue
Indian Rna
Scottsdale
Indian Oil
Tims
Bussard
Richard Campana
Obituary Notice for John Kovacsics of Scottsdale
John Kovacsics 76 retired to Scottsdale in 1965 from Detroit died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 1925 E Latham born in Hungary came to Pennsylvania as a child owned a Detroit business 32 years and belonged to Church of St Daniel the Prophet. Survivors include wife Elizabeth son John Jr a brother a sister two grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Scripture services 10 a.m. Friday Green Acres Mortuary burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
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John Kovacsics
Scottsdale
Detroit
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kovacsics
E. Latham
Hungary
Pennsylvania
Church of St. Daniel
Elizabeth
John Jr
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Cemetery
German-born glazier Frank Buelow dies at 87 in Scottsdale
Frank Buelow 87 a retired glazier who moved from Chicago to Scottsdale three years ago died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 8501 E Virginia and belonged to Avondale Masonic Lodge in Chicago. Survived by children Harold and Gertrude Weldon two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Private graveside services were arranged by Messinger Mortuary.
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Frank Buelow
Chicago
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Buelow
Virginia
Avondale Masonic Lodge
Germany
Harold
Gertrude Weldon
Messinger Mortuary
Plans set for review by Development Review Board
The Development Review Board will review proposals for a two‑story 12 000 square foot Continental restaurant at 7255 McCormick Parkway on McCormick Ranch. Also on the agenda are a 3 250 square foot addition to Ride-n-Rock Ranch at 750 E Indian Bend Rd, a drive in banking facility for Arizona Bank at Brown Ave and First St, a small All Seasons Child Care Center addition at 2928 N 67th Pl to add a classroom, and two small single story office buildings at 7025 E First Ave of about 2 000 and 3 800 square feet.
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McCormick Parkway
McCormick Ranch
Continental’ Restaurant Systems Inc
Ride-n-Rock Ranch
Indian Bend Rd
Arizonia Bank
First Ave
United Way Opens Scottsdale Office In Bank Space
The Scottsdale branch of United Way opened today on the second floor of United Bank’s Scottsdale Regional office at 7111 E. Camelback Rd. The office will be open Tue–Fri 10 am to 3 pm with remarks from Mayor Bud Tims, Chamber president Bud Brooks, and United Way President J Wilson Barrett. Barrett noted 15 years of service by agencies and about 550000 in 1973 services by 33 agencies. George Reve is general chairman of the 1975 Phoenix Scottsdale United Way campaign.
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Jim Frazier
United Bank
United Way Board
Billy, Gentry
United Ways
The
Camelback Rd
United Way
Scottsdale
E. Camelback Rd
Bud Tims
Chamber of Commerce
Bud Brooks
J.wilson Barrett
Lowell ‘Berry
Foundation For Blind Children
Barrett
George Reve
Phoenix- Scottsdale
Theft Of $9571 In Jewelry From Safari Hotel Room
Police learned Tuesday a burglary stole three suitcases containing about 9571 dollars worth of jewelry clothing movie equipment and other items from a hotel room at the Safari Hotel on North Scottsdale Road. The victim is Barry Wolf of Deerfield Illinois. Investigators say burglars used a vice grip to pull the door handle and enter.
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Barry Wolf
Deerfield, Ill
Safari Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
45-year Kiwanian honored at Scottsdale Paradise Valley event
Dr. Forrest G. McGuigan a 45 year Kiwanis member from 7770 E. Camelback Rd was honored Tuesday by the Kiwanis Club of Scottsdale Paradise Valley at Neptune's East. He joined Dearborn Michigan Kiwanis in 1929 and Scottsdale Paradise Valley the next day becoming eligible for 45 year honors April 1. Division VII Lt. Gov Clyde A. Hunter Jr presented a 45 year past president pin and S PV President James D Bruner gave a pewter 45 year certificate bearing member names.
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E. Camelback Rd
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale- Paradise Valley
Neptune’s East
McGuigan
Dearborn
Mich
Scottsdale-Paradise Valley
Clyde A. Hunter Jr
Tempe
Dr. McGuigan
S-Pv
James D. Bruner
Babbitt Expected to Launch Arizona Attorney General Bid
Phoenix attorney Bruce Babbitt 35, partner at Brown Vlassis Bain, and counsel to the Navajo Nation and Arizona groups, plans to announce Thursday his Democratic bid for state attorney general with campaign focus on public needs and consumer affairs policing. He will announce in Flagstaff Phoenix and Tucson. He holds Notre Dame Notre Dame Newcastle Harvard law degrees and has past honors including LEAP award and Arizona Jaycees Outstanding Young Man.
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Phoenix
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Brown, Vlassis and Bain
Arizona Wildlife Federation
Arizona Newspapers Association
Flagstaff
Tucson
University of Notre Dame
University of Newcastle
England
Harvard Law School
Arizona lowers speed limit to 55 mph statewide
Gov. Jack Williams signed a bill setting the state speed limit at 55 miles per hour. The measure passed the House 53 to 3 and took effect immediately upon the governor’s signature.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Phoenix Union teachers set to meet to bridge contract gap
Phoenix Union High School District representatives and the district administration will meet with teachers Friday to narrow a $600000 difference on proposed 1974 75 contracts. Arizona unemployment rises to 4.8 percent in February from 3.8 percent a year ago per William Mayo DES director.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Union High School
Arizona
William Mayo
Department of Economic Security
Kay seeks bar on Ulm from Arizona House
House Speaker Stan Akers says he will convene the powerful House Rules Committee to consider Rep. Peter Kay’s request that Sen. John Scott Ulm be barred from the House. The Phoenix context centers on Tucson Senator Ulm facing exclusion.
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Phoenix
House
Stan Akers
House Rules Committee
Peter Kay
John Scott Ulm
Tucson
Phoenix Lawmakers Respond to Phoenix Property Tax News
Several state legislators criticized reports that Phoenix must raise the city property tax next year due to budget issues. Mayor Tim Barrow instructed staff to draft alternate budgets with tax rates of 1.75 and 1.83.
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Phoenix
Tim Barrow
Barry Opens on 1976 Presidential Draft
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, honored at Capitol Hill Club, indicated he might be open to a presidential draft in 1976 after losing the 1964 bid. The remarks came during a Tuesday night reception recognizing his long service in Congress.
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Washington
Sen
Barry. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Capitol Hill Club
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