City to Form Senior Citizen Center Committee for Downtown Project
City leaders plan to name a committee of senior citizens to work with an architect on a downtown senior citizen facility on the south side of Second Street near Civic Center Plaza. HUD funds of 81,222 for site acquisition and 317,000 for construction are approved, with environmental review due by June before funding draws.
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Billie Gentry
Richard V. Campana
Second Street
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Arizona prison plate shop shuts due to material shortage
United Press International reports a shortage of materials for license plates has forced the temporary closure of the prison plate shop in Phoenix. The Maricopa County attorney's office is expected to run out of plates today with shortages reported in other counties. The State Senate tentatively approved a bill allowing teachers to unionize and bargain with boards, by a 15 to 14 vote, though no binding vote was set. strikes would be prohibited.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
State Senate
Senate
Justice of the Peace weighs grand jury transcript in Patrick perjury case
Phoenix official Ronnie Lopez plans to study a grand jury transcript before ruling if Joe Patrick former newsman and ex aide to Rep. Sam Steiger should be bound over for trial on perjury charges. Patrick is accused of lying to a grand jury about his ties to land promoter Ned Warren tied to a land fraud probe.
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Phoenix
West Phoenix
Ronnie Lopez
Joe Patrick
Patrick
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Ned Warren
Arizona Court Allows Warrantless Car Searches in Probable Cause
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled unanimously that police may search a suspect’s automobile without a warrant if probable cause exists the decision came in Gary Wayne Harrison of Yuma appeal He was sentenced to 11 months jail and five years probation after conviction for transportation and possession for sale of 500 pounds of marijuana
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Gary Wayne Harrison
Yuma
Gila County deputies stage sick-in over working conditions
Sheriff deputies called in sick Wednesday night to protest working conditions. Emergency calls were handled by supervisors and deputies who did not participate. At least 15 deputies were believed to stay off the job.
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Globe — Gila County
Gay group leader ejected from Phoenix committee meeting
Phoenix House speaker Stan Akers ordered a security guard to remove Chuck Simpson 28 president of the Gay People's Alliance to preserve order at a house rules committee meeting on Wednesday.
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Phoenix
Gay People’s Alliance
House Rules Committee
House
Stan Akers
Rphoenix
Chuck Simpson
Obituary Steven J. Parker 20 Killed in Auto Crash
Services for Steven John Parker 20 who died in an auto accident Tuesday will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Parker of 6720 E Granada Drive was a pipefitter for Shorkey landscaping and a Coronado High School graduate part time student at Scottsdale Community College. He was survived by his mother Donna Cleveland father John Parker of Salt Lake City Utah step grand parents Henry Miller Phoenix paternal grandmother Lucy Parker Utah maternal grandparents Lawrence Lutz Utah brothers Dennis and Brent Phoenix and sister Jacquelyn Parker Scottsdale.
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Steven John Parker
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Parker
Granada Drive
Scottsdale
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Coronado High School
Scottsdale Community College
Donna Cleveland
John Parker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry Miller
Phoenix
Lucy Parker
Lawrence Lutz
Dennis and
Brent
Jacquelyn Parker
Mildred Hagen services set for Friday at LDS chapel
Mildred Hagen 60 died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Service to be held 2 p.m. Friday at Scottsdale First Ward Chapel, 3920 N 44th Place. She served as choir chorister and soloist with the San Diego Civic Choir and belonged to LDS Social Services. Survivors include husband Glenn, six children, two sisters, 19 grandchildren. Viewing 5 to 8 p.m. today at Memory Lawn Mortuary. Burial at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Mildred Hagen
Good Samaritan Hospital
Scottsdale
First Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
44Th Place
Hagen
E. Mitchell Drive
San Diego
LDS Social Services
Provo
Utah
Arizona
Glenn
Jewell Bluth
Diana Yoakum
Mary Oliver
Jeanne Cluff
David S. Ellsworth
Paul Hagen
Faith B Dickinson obituary in Scottsdale 78 dies in hospital
Faith B Dickinson 78 longtime Inland Steel secretary died Wednesday at St Josephs Hospital in Scottsdale She was born in Chicago and lived in River Forest Ill Survivors include son George and two grandchildren Bruce Wade Interment Saturday in Oak Park Ill Arrangements handled by Messinger Mortuary
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Faith B. Dickinson
Scottsdale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mrs. Dickinson
Chicago
River Forest
Ill
Inland Steel
George
Bruce
Wade Dickinson
Oak Park, Ill
Messinger Mortuary
Post Realty president denies alleged violations
Al Gazley, president and broker for Ed Post Realty, denies charges in a State Real Estate Department complaint alleging sales and advertising violations in Scottsdale subdivisions. The firm faces potential license action after alleged improper sales of Chaparral Estates and advertising in Jakake Estates and Rico Villas. a hearing is set for April 30.
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al Gazley
Ed Post Realty
State Real Estate Department
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Area
Garley
State of
Arizona
State
Jakake Estates
Camelback Road
60Th Street
Rico Villas
Hayden
Cactus Roads
Ed Post
Norma J. Silvernail
Henderson Realty
Burns D. Mansoff
Victor M. David
Arizona State Real Estate Department
Pair Holds Tribe Settlement Ends Federal Case Over Jail
U S District Judge Walter Craig dismissed petitions by Richard Pommerening and Thomas Oldenberg after they settled out of court with the Salt River Pima Maricopa tribe. The men had argued they were denied court appointed defense while jailed on the reservation after pleading guilty in tribal court. The settlement terms were not disclosed.
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U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Salt River
Pima-Maricopa
Richard Pommerening
Mesa
Thomas Oldenberg
Craig
Pommerening
Oldenberg
Tom Karas
Karas
Richard Wilks
Wilks
Bomb threat targets Tonalea School amid early week worries
A male juvenile phoned Scottsdale PD before 8 AM, warning of a bomb at Tonalea School 6801 E Oak St between 9 30 and 10 AM. Evacuation drill conducted as police and firefighters swept the area for 30 minutes with no findings. Tonto and Supai Schools also received threats Monday.
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Tonalea
Scottsdale
Tonto
Supai
Taiwan calm after Chiang death opens path for talks and growth
ASU history professor Donald Gillin predicted Chiang Kai-shek's death may ease cross-strait tensions and shift Taiwan toward de-emphasized military power and economic expansion. He argued U.S. recognition could grow, with Taiwan potentially gaining autonomy and becoming a hub akin to Switzerland in Asia.
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Mike Petryni
Arizona State University
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Donald Gillin
ASU
China
Gillin
Chiang
Chiang Chingkuo
Japan
Ford
Asia
Switzerland of Asia
Castro urges Medicaid funding plan stand with positives
Governor Raul Castro urged Arizona lawmakers and county leaders at a Medicaid conference to pursue a positive approach to funding medical care for about 175,765 medically indigent residents. The plan would move county funds to the state general fund for a Medicaid program costing roughly 74.5 million dollars, despite county concerns over costs and program benefits.
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Phoenix
UPI
Raul Castro
Arizona
Quick action urged to avert Arizona budget deficit
Arizona State Treasurer Bart Fleming warned the Legislature that rapid steps are needed to avoid borrowing to cover this month’s bills. He urged using unspent federal revenue sharing funds to fill the general fund, with a House bill pending in the Senate Appropriations Committee. Fleming noted downward cash flow revisions and a possible $10 million deficit without the federal money.
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Phoenix
UPI
Bart Fleming
Fleming
Senate Appropriations
Ed Sawyer
D-Safford
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sawyer
Senate
Bob Stump
ASU players fined after simple assault conviction
Two former Arizona State University football players Clifton Alapa and Fialele Edra were fined 165 each for simple assault after a fight following a traffic incident in a dorm parking lot. Judge George Boyd imposed the penalties. coach Frank Kush dismissed them from the team citing prior campus trouble.
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TEMPE
UPI
Arizona State University
Justice of the Peace
George Boyd
Clifton Alapa
Fialele Edra
Alapa
Edra
ASU
Frank Kush
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Chiang Kai
Bob Johnstoneshek
Castro
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