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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1974

Page

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Accord with Indians seen on road dispute

City council plans to declare intent to work with Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community to resolve a right of way issue blocking Scottsdale’s Pima Road widening project between McDowell and Thomas. The hold up centers on transferring BIA granted ROW to the Salt River tribe for joint handling.

Salt River Richard Filler BIA Tims Richard Compana Marc Stragier Salt River Bia Larry Hanline Hanline Stragier Campana

City and merchants seek access through new median

A group of McDowell Road merchants ask the city to explore access options after the 16 foot median west of Hayden Road hurt business. Deputy City Manager Marc Stragier and city officials met with merchants and Scottsdale merchants president Donald Perlman and will reconvene Thursday to discuss mini medians or openings while the city reevaluates plans and analyzes alternatives.

McDowell Road Marc Stragier George Ianella John Zastrow Hayden Road MacBowell McDowell Stragier Cidents Tanella Donald Perlman Scottsdale Association of Merchants Perlman

Fire Damages 3000 At Roadrunner Elementary

A fire at Roadrunner Elementary on 36th Street and Cholla caused an estimated 3000 in damage to a rest room and adjoining classrooms. Investigators believe a lighted object was tossed through a broken window in a temporary classroom. No injuries were reported.

North Scottsdale Roadrunner 36Th Street Cholla Phoenix Fire Department

Hospital rate hikes approved at five Samaritan Health hospitals

Samaritan Health Service hospitals in Phoenix raise rates after the State Department of Health Services ruled the increases justified. The action affects five facilities as new charges take effect today.

Phoenix Samaritan Health Service State Department of Health Services

Arizona grocery suspended from food stamp program

The U S Department of Agriculture fined Bill and Ralphs Market in Phoenix for selling ineligible items in exchange for food stamps marking the first such action against a local grocer. A Senate subcommittee will reconvene Wednesday to debate amendments to a bill creating Canyon de Chelly county in northeastern Arizona. Mayor Tim Barrow has referred a seven point anticrime program to city staff with a two week report requested.

Phoenix Arizona U.S. Department of Agriculture Bill Ralph's Market Senate Canyon de Chelly Tim Barrow Gary Peter Klahr

Obituary for Henrietta B. Wilson

Henrietta B. Wilson, 84, died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial in Whittier, California. She lived at 4627 E. Lewis and belonged to Creighton Christian Church and the Order of Eastern Star in Huntington Park, California. Born in Springdale, Arkansas, she moved here 13 years ago from California. Survivors include daughter Billie Jeane Cornelius.

Henrietta B. Wilson Good Samaritan Hospital Mercer Mortuary E. Thomas Whittier Calif Wilson E. Lewis Creighton Christian Church Order of Eastern Star Huntington Park Springdale Ark California Billie Jeane Cornelius

Van Brunt to Speak at Arizona Friends of Earth Meeting

Ed Van Brunt project director of the Arizona Nuclear Power Project will speak at an Arizona Friends of Earth meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m The event at 1515 E Osborn Rd invites attendees to contact Joe Robbins at 966 9749 for car pools and ride information.

Ed ‘van Brunt Arizona Arizona Friends of Earth E. Osborn Rd Joe Robbins

Two acquitted in slay death at barroom shooting

Orange County Superior Court Judge Byron McMillan acquitted Cypress Police Sgt. Thomas Baroldi and Garden Grove narcotics agent Jerry Gray in a 1973 Tustin lounge barroom incident. The victim was 1965 Arcadia High School graduate and Marine Capt. Randall S. Robinette, a Vietnam veteran and Silver Star recipient.

Los Angeles Arcadia High School Orange County Superior Court Byron McMillan Cypress Thomas Baroldi Randall S. Robinette Calif Jerry Gray Garden Grove Ray Robinette Gray McMillan Baroldi Tustin Robinette Marine Corps Arizona State University Vietnam

Jewel theft reported from Scottsdale home

Approximately $1,970 worth of jewelry was stolen from a Scottsdale residence Monday afternoon. Shirley Beyer of 7745 East Camelback Road told police a burglar entered the back door while she was at work and took a squash blossom turquoise necklace a bracelet and other pieces.

Scottsdale Shirley Beyer Camelback Rd

Marshall to address Dem units in Phoenix area

Jonathan Marshall, Scottsdale publisher, weighs a U S Senate bid and will address two Maricopa County District Democrats. He speaks Wednesday at District 26 Democrats at 5902 Arcadia Lane and Thursday at District 19 Democrats at Cross Roads United Methodist Church 7901 North Central Avenue.

Jonathan Marshall Scottsdale Maricopa County H.L. Kelly Arcadia Lane Marshall Cross Roads United Methodist Church North Central Avenue

Caudill Enters Arizona Governor Race As Golf Pro Candidate

Walter Caudill, PGA member and Tubac Valley Country Club pro, announces as a Democrat in Arizona governor contest. Native of West Virginia educated in Pennsylvania, he has 10 years at the Tucson club and service on the Tubac District school board. He backs a state lottery to fund public schools and steady school taxes.

Walter Caudill Professional Golfers Association PGA Tubac Valley Country Club Arizona Caudill West Virginia Pennsylvania Tucson Country Club Tubac

Corbin to Seek Arizona Governor Nomination

Maricopa County Supervisor Bob Corbin announced in Phoenix Prescott and Tucson that he would run as a GOP candidate for governor. He pledges weekly open office hours and direct gubernatorial contact, regular meetings with leaders and legislators, and county visits at least every six months. He also backs stricter felon penalties, county home rule, and resisting federal environmental intervention.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa County Bob Corbin GOP Corbin Prescott Tucson

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