Scottsdale teens involved in series of weekend accidents near city
A 19 year old Scottsdale woman, Wendy Lyrin, remained in serious condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on 66th Street. Police cited her for speed not reasonable and prudent and for driving on the left. A 12 year old boy, Larry F. Billingsley, was treated and released after a motorcycle crash near Bell and Scottsdale. Three teenagers escaped injury when their car rolled over twice on Sundown Drive near Cactus. Driver Thomas A. Smith, 16, was cited for driving while intoxicated and speed violations.
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Wendy Lyrin
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E. Clearwater Parkway
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86Th St
Larry F. Billingsley
McKenzie
Scottsdale Memorial
Bell
Thomas A. Smith
E. Gail Rd
Edward Watson
E. Cactus Rd
Mike Hanna
N. Sundown Dr
Smith
Sundown Drive
Cactus
McCormick resigns as head of Arizona Consumer Protection Division
Phoenix UPI Jack McCormick quits his post after a policy clash with Attorney General Gary Nelson over when to sue. McCormick cites more than 100 lawsuits in two years and reports over 200000 dollars recovered for consumer fraud victims.
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UPI
Gary Nelson
Jack McCormick
State Consumer Protection Division
McCormick
Nelson
City Planners Meeting Canceled Due to Quorum Shortfall
City planning commission cancels tonight's meeting because no official quorum is present. Commissioners Diane Cusack William Arthur and Alex Marusich are in Los Angeles for an American Society of Planners meeting until Wednesday. Commissioner Charles Smith has influenza. Hearing cases will be continued to April 24.
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Diane Cusack
William Arthur
Alex Marusich
Los Angeles
American Society of Planners
Charles Smith
Bill Walton
Vandals Damage Navajo School Science Room
Police reported vandals caused about 1500 in damage to the Navajo School science room after entering Saturday. Two youths told officers the room had been entered and several windows broken with the room sprayed by a fire extinguisher. The room was ransacked and much equipment destroyed. incident likely occurred Saturday.
Obituary Mrs Janell Boeker of Scottsdale
Mrs Janell Boeker 39 native of Safford died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She taught in the Scottsdale area for five years and was a 1954 Arizona State University graduate Survivors include her husband Erwin brother Thomas Naylor Castle Rock Colo and grandmother Mrs Clyde Naylor Scottsdale Services set for 9 am Wednesday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints burial in Safford Cemetery Friends may call until 9 pm Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary
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Granite Reef Rd
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Thomas Naylor
Castle Rock
Colo
Clyde Naylor
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Earlyer
Safford Cemetery
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mrs Ellen Mary Blixt dies at 84 in Scottsdale
Ellen Mary Blixt 84 longtime Syracuse native who moved to Scottsdale three years ago died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Surviving daughters Paul DiLella Scottsdale and Paul Peterson Schenectady six grandchildren one great grandchild Services and burial set for Syracuse
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Syracuse
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Paul Peterson
Schenectady
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Services Held for Lottie M. Johnson in Scottsdale
Mrs. Lottie M. Johnson 74 native of Leavenworth Kansas died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Services were held today in Indian School with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. She came to Scottsdale from Missouri eight years ago and was a member of Scottsdale Christian Church. Survived by husband Richard C. a son Richard of New York state a daughter Doris George of Los Angeles a sister out of state two grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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E. Sheridan
Scottsdale
Missouri
Flood bills to be signed by Governor Williams today
Gov. Jack Williams said he will sign two flood control bills this afternoon with legislative leaders at 3 30 p m. In Phoenix Rep. Tony Buehl admitted he will plead guilty to driving while intoxicated in city court on April 17 and noted his support for last year’s lower blood alcohol standard. Buehl, 38, was cited after a minor traffic accident and charged with speeding as well as drunk driving after hitting a car driven by Albert Reguly. Also in Phoenix a May 14 federal hearing will consider a class action challenging Arizona garnishment law, originally by Joyce Manning of Mesa and now expanding to all justices of the peace and county court clerks.
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Jack Williams
Tony Buehl
Tucson
Buehl
Albert Michael Reguly
Arizona
Joyce Manning
Mesa Maricopa County
Wilson D. P
Samaritan Air Ambulance Seeks to Discontinue After Rate Increase
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved higher rates for Samaritan Health Service’s air ambulance program moving from 75 cents to 1 dollar per statute mile plus 10 cents per mile per nurse. Samaritan Services seeks permission to end air evacuation due to heavy financial losses and a May 30 hearing is set on the request.
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Samaritan Services
Sunny Skies Forecast Across Arizona and Wisconsin
The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and higher temperatures across Arizona as a high pressure area rebuilds. Expect five to ten degree warming statewide Tuesday with mid 60s in the Valley after overnight lows in the upper 40s. Snow storm fans in southern Wisconsin are advised to prepare for winter conditions this week.
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Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Arizona
Jewel theft probed in Paradise Valley home
Sheriff's investigators probed a break in at the home of J. H. Pernell 6621 N. Tatum Boulevard where jewelry valued between 50000 and 100000 was stolen. Entry appeared to be gained by breaking a glass arcadia door between 4 and 9 p.m. Sunday.
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Paradise Valley
J.H. Pernell
N. Tatum Boulevard
Arcadia
Students Travel to Chiricahua National Monument Lab Trip
About 50 Shea Middle School science club members depart Tuesday for Chiricahua National Monument in Southeast Arizona. The trip, funded by students, includes a five day camp on park grounds to study flora fauna and geographic history with monument officials.
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Shea Middle School
Science Club
Chiricahua National Monument
Arizona
Jorhers
Stock Market Update Courtesy Du Pont and Glore Forgan
The report highlights stock activity as Du Pont and Glore Forgan drive notable moves. Market players react to shifts in industrials and brokerage actions as investors adjust holdings.
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du Pont
Glore Forgan, Inc
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