Hearing set for Scottsdale Municipal Airport expansion
Scottsdale city council schedules an April 21 public hearing at 8 p.m. in City Hall to discuss environmental impacts of five expansion alternatives. Five options include a runway extension and new parallel strip. one option proposes no expansion. Johannessen and Girand Consultants will study the chosen path. FAA variance denial affects aircraft size. Additionally, the council approved a 25-year Hal Grammer Construction lease for 26 single-engine and 11 twin-engine T-hangars, 52 shelters on 6% acres, with estimated city revenues of 13,893 annually.
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City Hall
Civic Center Plaza
Johannessen
Girand
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Harold Lagasse
Hal Grammer Construction
Lawmakers push $40 million drug bill with treatment facility
Senate Majority Leader Alfredo Gutierrez announced a plan to propose a $40 million drugs bill next week. The package would require prison terms and fund a new treatment facility, with money also for public defenders prosecutors and law enforcement.
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Phoenix
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Adamson spared gas chamber in plea deal for 12 crimes
Confessed slayer John Harvey Adamson received reprieve from the gas chamber along with two life sentences 328 years and 80000 in fines under his plea agreement defense attorney said. Tempe teachers weigh strike action in contract talks with district.
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Phoenix
John Harvey Adamson
Island of
Manhattan
Murray Miller
Peoria
Stan Tanner
Arizona AG to probe two subjects in corruption series
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt announced an investigation into at least two topics raised by an Investigative Reporters and Editors series on state corruption. He will team with the DPS to look into possible destruction of tape conversations between a Phoenix lawyer and a prostitute and into related handling by former officials.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Investigative Reporters
State Department of Public Safety
DPS
Mark J. Harrison
Maricopa County
Ation
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
IRE
Harrison
James Hegarty
Arizona Atty
Warner Lee
Lee
Babbitt
Gary Nelson
Jack LaSota
Jim Chilcoat
Kaet-Tv
Tempe
Friends of
Raul Castro
Obituary of Michael N Frye Coronado High graduate
Michael Neil Frye 27 died Monday in Colorado where he worked as an electronics administrator. A 1962 arrival to the Valley from Ohio, he lived at 7823 E Palm Lane and previously worked for Frye's Prestige Cleaners in Scottsdale. Survived by parents Don and (Mrs) Frye and brother Donn of Scottsdale. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd until 9 p.m. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at Messinger Chapel with interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Memorials to the American Heart Association suggested.
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Michael Neil Frye
Coronado
Colorado
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The
Valley
Ohio
E. Palm Lane
Prestige Cleaners
Scottsdale
Don E. Frye
Donn C
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Messinger Chapel
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
American Heart Association
Albertha Chesley Rites Planned After Death in Scottsdale
Albertha G. Chesley 88 lifelong Eastern Star member died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Vermont native who moved from Michigan to the Valley in 1963, she lived at 6719 E Second St and is survived by daughter Shirley Vernor of Scottsdale and son Richard W. Chesley of Phoenix, plus two brothers and two sisters out of state. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary. Services and interment will be in Michigan.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Vermont
Shirley Vernor
Scottsdale
Richard W
Phoenix
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Michigan
Hartman Memorial Services Held in Arizona
Robert Hartman 69 died Monday in Scottsdale. A Wisconsin native and Iowa State University graduate, he lived six months in Minnesota yearly at 8780 E. McKellips Rd. He was vice president of Shedd Brown and a Valley Presbyterian Church member. Survived by wife Hazel, son Robert Jr. of Minnesota, five grandchildren, and a brother out of state. Services in Messinger Chapel at 1 p.m. today.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Valley Presbyterian Church
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Hazel
Robert Jr
County OKs Bids for Eastside Veterinary Center in Tempe
Maricopa County Supervisors approve a call for bids to build the Eastside Veterinary Center at Price Road and First Street Tempe. Bids due 3 p.m. April 26 at the county administration building. Construction cost estimated at 550000 with seven cities to help operate.
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Mesa
Glendale
Chandler
Peoria
Theft of five tool sets at Holiday Olds service dept
Police report that five sets of mechanic tools valued at 5000 to 10000 dollars were stolen from the service department of Holiday Olds at 3530 N Scottsdale Rd. Suspects entered through a gate by cutting a chain lock and unlocked windows and doors were found at the time of the theft, occurring late Monday into Tuesday.
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Service Department
Holiday Olds
Scottsdale Rd
Ranch plan revisions delay moves on Phase II McCormick Ranch
The Scottsdale City Council put off action on Phase II Kaiser Aetna planned communities at McCormick Ranch, while private parties settled ongoing issues. A 10 foot equestrian easement was agreed with Paradise Valley Farms residents for a trail from east of the farms to the Kaiser Aetna core near Shea and Pima.
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Kaiser Aetna
Shea Boulevard
Via de Ventura
Pima Road
Scottsdale
Richard Campana
Billie Gentry
Larry Bussard
Gentry
Paradise Valley Farms
Pcds
Shea
Shea and
Pima
Scottsdale plans new elementary as site talks begin
Scottsdale School District moves to plan its 21st elementary with architect Robert Bigler, targeting preliminary talks and working drawings if approved. Three northern sites are under consideration, with a board meeting on April 19 to review a site recommendation, delayed by city council real estate issues.
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Scottsdale
Robert Bigler
Soloma School
Bigler
William Randall
McCormick Ranch
Pima
Via de Ventura
Cyclist Hurt After Red Light Collision in Scottsdale
Phoenix man Steven R. Piper, 22, is listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle ran a red light at McDowell and Pima Roads and collided with Albert L. Mattingly, 59, at 10:30 a.m. Piper was cited for failure to stop at a red light.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
McDowell
Pima
Steven R. Piper
N. Mitchell
Albert L. Mattingly
14Th Drive
Piper
Kitchen blaze causes $1,000 damage in Scottsdale home
A morning kitchen fire at 8012 E Elm Drive Scottsdale caused about 1000 in damage. Rural Metro Fire Department units arrived at 7 41 a.m. Officials cited debris atop the stove as a possible ignition source. The home is occupied by James Yates.
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Scottsdale
Metro Fire Department
E. Elm Drive
James Yates
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