East Phoenix Community Center Opens at Gerard High
ASU graduate students launch the East Phoenix-Scottsdale Community Center at Gerard High School on 2252 N 44th St. with a $5 registration for an April 15 16 class fair offering dog obedience auto mechanics for women guitar yoga tumbling square dancing and more to boost local involvement and lifelong learning. The effort aims to create a community council to address neighborhood needs such as parks and pools and mirrors a national rise in community schools.
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Dale Plumb
Arizona State University
ASU
Phoenix-Scottsdale
East
Phoenix Area
Gerard High School
N. 44Th St
Gerard
Plumb
Anne Bergin
Michigan
Florida
Colorado
Bergin
Phoenix planning panel reviews eight acre rezoning request
The Phoenix Planning Commission will consider reclassifying 8.0 acres north of Camelback Road east of 44th Street from low density to high density and commercial use. A tennis club with adjoining housing and a restaurant bar is proposed under PAD-9 with 46 dwelling units on 7.8 acres. A second rezoning request near 44th Street seeks a neighborhood commercial site with an IHOP proposed but staff recommends denial due to shopping center proximity. The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. in City Council Chambers downtown.
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Phoenix Planing Commission
Camelback Road
44Th Street
Phoenix
Thayer Lindauer
John Swartz
44Th St
Thomas Mall
Ping Center
Cameras Stolen From Paradise Camera Shop
Police report a burglary at Paradise Camera on 4612 N Scottsdale Rd. A hatchet was used to break in and three cameras Nikon Canon and Zeiss valued at 1533 dollars were taken. A separate residential burglary on 726 N 78th St. yielded a gold and gemstone ring and a movie camera worth 950 dollars.
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Phoenix
Paradise
Scottsdale Rd
Canon
Zeiss
Richard Lindstrom
Oo Lindstrom
Arizona Cable Licensing Bill Advances In House Committee
United Press International reports Phoenix action where a bill authorizing cities and counties to license and regulate cable TV firms won approval in the House Government Operations Committee after Senate passage. The same session saw a one cent gas tax increase head to the Senate on a 38 21 vote. The Energy Office raised Arizona April gasoline allocation to 104.5 million gallons from 86 million.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Federal Energy Office
Arizona
Open pit dumps closed on Tonto National Forest by June 30
Tonto National Forest supervisor Fred Wirth announced all open pit dumps on the forest will be shut by June 30 to meet state and federal air and water pollution standards.
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Phoenix
Tonto National Forest
Fred Wirth
Governor Williams Urges Amendment Capping State Spending
Phoenix Gov Jack Williams has written legislative leaders urging enactment of a proposed constitutional amendment to limit expenditures of state funds to 7.9 percent of total personal income. The move signals a push for fiscal restraint at the state level.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Runoff Forecast for Upper Colorado River Basin Near Average
The Bureau of Reclamation reports runoff in the upper Colorado River watershed near 97 percent of long term average. Eight million acre feet could flow above Lake Powell if spring precipitation is normal, with Glen Canyon Dam releases totaling about 5.46 million acre feet from April through September. Lake Mead remains about six feet lower than last year.
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Salt Lake City
API
Colorado River
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Lake Powell
Glen Canyon
Lake Mead
Rainbow Bridge
National Monument
Gorge Dam
Blue Mesa’ Reservoir
Juan River
Navajo Lake
Obituary: MIT Whitman Dies at 78 in Scottsdale
Walter G. Whitman former MIT chemical engineering head dies at 78 in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a career in university teaching administration industrial research with Standard Oil Washington advisory roles World War II Korean War UN Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy conference organizer honorary degrees from Centre College and University of Pennsylvania survived by wife Martha daughter and two sons memorial service planned in Phoenix with UNICEF contributions requested
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Walter G. Whitman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
United Nations
Whitman
E. Northland
Winthrop
Mass
MIT
Chemical Engineering
Research Organization of Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Washington, D.C
War Production Board
Atomic Energy Commission
Department’ of Defense
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Geneva
Switzerland
Centre College of Kentucky
Danville
University of Pennsylvania
Government Code of Science
Secretary of State
Naseer
Kay to seek re election to House from District 26
Rep Peter Kay of Phoenix announced his candidacy for re election to the House. Kay, 50, represents District 26 in East Phoenix and Scottsdale. He chairs the House Judiciary Committee and works as a bank trust officer. He has served in three past legislatures. Kay is a UNC graduate with a Southwestern University law degree, and he is married with two daughters.
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Peter Kay
Phoenix
House
Kay
East Phoenix
Scottsdale
University of North Carolina
Southwestern University
City parks stock 5000 fingerling catfish in four lakes
Community Services Director L B Spacewater reports about 5 000 fingerling catfish have been stocked in Vista del Camino Eldorado Chaparral and Chesnutt Parks. The fingerlings measure three to five inches and are expected to reach one to one and a half pounds in six months.
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Commennity Services
Spacewater
Vista del Camino
Eldorado
Chaparral
Chesnutt Parks
Elmer L. Neeriemer Rites Planned in Phoenix
Elmer L. Neeriemer 58 former president of O'Malley Investment and Realty Co. in Phoenix died Friday at Phoenix Baptist Hospital. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the 25th Ward LDS Church with burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Visitation 5 to 8 p.m. today at Memory Lawn Mortuary. A Hymera Indiana native, he moved to the Valley 20 years ago and retired in 1966 due to ill health. Survivors include wife Verd B.. daughters Mrs. Elberta Tuverson and Shirley Neeriemer. brothers Elbert and Floyd. another brother and a sister out of state. one grandchild.
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Elmer L. Neeriemer
O'Malley Investment and Realty Co
Phoenix
Phoenix Baptist Hospital
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
44Th Place
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Memory’ Lawn Mortuary
27Th Ave
Neeremer
E. Mariposa
Hymera
Ind
Hes
Michigan
Michigan Real Estate Board
Multiple Listing Realty Service
Royal Oak
Mich
Rotary Club
International Shopping Center Development Association
Phoenix Country Club
Neeriemer
Army Air Corps
Verd ' B
Elberta
Tuverson
Shirley
Elbert
Floyd
John Patrick Goulding Dies in Phoenix At 65
John Patrick Goulding 65 a retired investor and real estate broker of 6117 E Exeter Blvd died Friday in St Luke s Hospital Phoenix He was born in Kansas and had lived in Scottsdale since 1958 coming from Kansas City MO Survivors include wife Isabel sons Patrick J and John P mother Mrs Mary F Goulding and three grandchildren Services and burial will be in Kansas City MO announced by Camelback Sunset Chapel of Phoenix
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Martha
Sam Hosmer
John
William
Universalist
Church
John Patrick Goulding
E. Exeter Blvd
St.Luke’s Hospital
Phoenix
Kansas
Goulding
Scottsdale
Kansas City
Isabel
Patrick J
John P
Mary F. Goulding
City
Camelback Sunset Chapel ‘of
Goldwater warns U S must heed history or face deep trouble
Senator Barry Goldwater told the Council of Construction Employers that lessons from history warn the United States cannot rely on a welfare state approach. He argued crises are solved by spending taxpayers' money, and emphasized the situation is deadly serious beyond Watergate.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
Goldwater
Council of Construction Employers
Scottsdale School Board at national convention in Houston
Scottsdale board members led by President Jim Wellington attended the American School Board Association convention in Houston Texas this weekend. Also present were Samuel Childs Paul Streich Superintendent William Randall and business manager Jack Kearney. Topics included school board operations financing federal support and state government influence. no board meeting is planned this week.
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Scottsdale School Board
American School Board Association
Houston
Texas
Jim Wellington
Scottsdale
Samuel Childs
Paul Streich
William Randall
Jack Kearney
Police supervisor suffers mild heart attack in Scottsdale
Allen good condition in Coronary Care Unit at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after reporting chest pains at work. The 47 year old identification supervisor with 20 years in Phoenix police and seven with Scottsdale department was taken to hospital by Sgt. Pat Warchot.
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Jack Allen
Scottsdale
Allen
Phoenix
City adds two newspaper recycling centers in Scottsdale
Scottsdale plans two more recycling centers after Parks and Recreation Commission recommendation. The Pima Park site at 86th Street and Thomas Road opens first, with a second at Paiute Park on 66th Street and Osborn Road. Warren Searles says centers serve local neighborhoods and urges residents to bundle newspapers to prevent litter.
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Scottsdale
Commission
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Juli Toney
Bob Johnstone
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Flagstaff
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Coolidge
Apache Junction
Guadalupe
Phoenix City Council
United’Press International
Williams
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
National Academy of Engineers
Lincoln Drive
U.S
Unicef
38Th St
New York
Messinger
Park Lakes
van Leer Insurance
24Th Street
Elmer ‘Neerimer
Wild Bill Moses
Happy
U. S
Barry
Jeff Woodhouse
Mary Richardson
Dan
van Buren
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