Scottsdale CC election council tackles vote problems before polls
With an election days away at Scottsdale Community College the student elections council meets to resolve disputes between the Artichokes in power and Students for 76. The groups clash over ballot type polling supervision and procedural fairness with MCCCD guidance urging formal complaints if needed.
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Scottsdale Community College
Artichokes
Students For’76
Council
Fred Crowley
Students For '76
Artichoke
Elections Council
Maricopa County Community College Board
MCCCD
Aldred
Crowley
Resident crowned ASU student chief in tight race
Scottsdale resident Dave Braatan, 24, won the Associated Students presidency at Arizona State University with 1,192 votes to Susan Bitter’s 791. Bitter led the primary. 10 percent turnout. Other winners included Bruce Mortensen 984 to Chad Krewson 789 for executive VP, Kevin Dahl 978 to John Connell 893 for campus affairs VP, and Keith Leoffler 1,083 to Ralph Agnew 685 for activities VP.
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Scottsdale
Dave Braatan
Associated Students
Arizona State University
Susan Bitter
Braatan
Bitter
General Business Administration
Braaton
Bruce Mortensen
Mortenigen
Chad Krewson
Krewson
Kevin Dahl
John Connell
Keith Leoffler
Ralph Agnew
of Activities
Leoffler
Agnew
Rain Cancels Planning Meeting Over Cluster Housing Plan
Rain in Paradise Valley forces cancellation of a meeting between town planners, planning and zoning commissioners, and developers Ratliff Miller Muhr and engineers Design Sciences. The 96 acre site along Quartz Mountain Road was to be reviewed for a 26 lot cluster project. no reschedule date has been set.
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Paradise Valley
Mummy Mountain
Roy Jacobsen
Ratliff
Miller
Obituary for Robert E. Wood, Arizona salesman and veteran
Robert E. Wood 48 a salesman for Charlie Rossie Ford since 1969 died Tuesday at Wickenburg Hospital. He served in Korea, was a VFW member, and a 32nd degree Mason with York Rite. He moved to Arizona in 1960 from Flint Michigan. Survivors include wife Martha and two brothers. services Friday at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Robert E. Wood
Charlie Rossie Ford
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Mr. Wood
Wickenburg Hospital
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arizona
Flint
Mich
York Rite of Free Masonry
Scottsdale
Services for John T. Burns Held at Messinger Mortuary
John Thomas Burns 66 a longtime Arizona resident and former AAA Roofing Co. employee dies in Tucson at the Elks Home. Services set for 10 a.m. Friday at Messinger Mortuary with survivors including a brother and sister. He lived at 3102 North 61st Place. He was a member of Elks Lodge 335.
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John Thomas Burns
Arizona
AAA Roofing Co
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Burns
Elks
Tucson
Elks Lodge
Regents seek ballot amendment to confirm regent appointments
Senate President Bob Stump announced a plan to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot. The proposal would require the governor to submit Board of Regents appointments to the Senate for confirmation. In Window Rock, Navajo tribal prosecutor Perry Allen will replace Art Arviso as staff assistant to Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald. Arviso faces a grand jury indictment for embezzlement and has resigned.
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Phoenix
Senate
Bob Stump
Board of Regents
Window Rock
Perry Allen
Art Arviso
Peter MacDonald
Arviso
Missing thirty thousand at Great Western Bank
A canvas bank bag with $30,000 in cash and checks disappeared after guards moved the funds from a supermarket to the Great Western Bank branch. FBI Arizona head Richard E. Long said the money vanished Thursday afternoon.
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Bank
Tucson
Great Western Bank
Richard E. Long
FBI
Arizona
Kennedy proposes buyout of Wellton Mohawk irrigation farms
Senator Edward M. Kennedy introduces a bill to purchase and retire 151 Wellton Mohawk farms and 106000 acres. Colorado River water from 170000 acres would be allocated to five central Arizona Indian tribes under the bill’s terms.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wellton- Mohawk
Colorado
Arizona
Tax deadline tonight at Scottsdale Post Office
Taxpayers rush last minute filings as IRS reports about 250,000 Arizona residents waiting until the deadline. Scottsdale postmaster Robert Schwartz says main office deposits only. neighborhood boxes close early and final pickup is 12:30 a.m. with April 15 postmarks. Extensions via form 4868 possible for those owing money. no deadline for refunds.
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Robert Schwartz
Scottsdale
E. Osborn Rd
Schwartz
Guilty Plea in First Degree Burglary Case
A 23 year old Scottsdale man Steven Scott Lane pleaded guilty in superior court to one count of first degree burglary. He faces up to 15 years with sentencing set for May 12 by Judge Edward C. Rapp. Lane was also found innocent of an attempted burglary and another burglary charge will be dismissed. He allegedly cracked three businesses in December stealing drugs and syringes valued around 600 dollars. He admitted drug problems spanning a decade and had not sought treatment. He was arrested December 27 and released on 5500 dollar bond January 5 to join a Phoenix program yet did not contact the service.
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Scottsdale
Steven Scott Lane
E. McKinley
Superior Court
Edward C. Rapp
Lane
Los Arcos Medical Center
Revco Drugs
Adobe Pharmacy
Thunderbird
E. Shea Blvd
Arizona Family
Phoenix
Revco
McDowell Road
Four Year Old Is Injured In Scottsdale Road Crash
A four year old Scottsdale boy was seriously injured on Indian School Road at Spur Circle when he ran into an eastbound car driven by Robert Briehl. The child, Richard C. Groener, 21 Spur Circle, was in serious condition with a broken leg and possible head injuries at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Briehl, 17, of 5211 N. Quail Run Place, tried to avoid the child but could not avert the collision. No citations were issued.
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Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Spur Circle
Robert C. Briehl
N. Quail Run Place
Briehl
Groener
Ex-disc jockey sentenced for rape attempt at local club
Steven R. Hill, 25, formerly with Mabel Murphy's Discotheque, received up to one year and a day in prison for assault with intent to commit rape. He allegedly beat and threatened a Mountain Bell employee with a gun during a July 28 incident, after meeting her at the club and accompanying her to his apartment. Judge Howard V. Peterson presided.
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Mabel Murphy
Steven R. Hill
N. Miller Rd
Mountain Bell Co
Superior Court
Hill
Howard V. Peterson
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