North Phoenix Lazarus to head citizens' group
North Phoenix attorney Larry Lazarus 3701 Garden has been elected chair of a northside citizens group forming the Greater Paradise Valley Community Council to lobby city county and state governments for Paradise Valley area needs. The group plans elections by precinct to form a council of residents with a mayor-like figure, not a legal entity and without taxing or law enforcement powers.
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Burglary Probe After Daylight Phoenix Theft
Phoenix police report a daylight burglary at 10221 N 33rd St in which $3,500 worth of camera equipment owned by the victim was stolen. Also taken were $600 in cash and assorted personal items including jewelry and a fruit cake from the Billy Lee Haze residence. Suspects believed to be juveniles entered between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., broke a door window, reached through, and unfastened the lock. home not ransacked.
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33Rd St
Phoenix
Billy Lee ‘Haze
Top mother honored reception for Arizona Mother of the Year
Mildred Jarvis of Mesa is honored as Arizona Mother of the Year. A public 1:30 p.m. Saturday ceremony at the LDS Church on 1345 E University Dr includes Mayor Eldon Cooley presenting a plaque and Jarvis receiving the year pin. Wesley Bolin will attend for Governor Williams. committee chair is Mrs Van B Brinton Jr. Jarvis will attend a national awards event in New York City next month.
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New York City
U.S. Economy Slumps Toward Recession in Early 1974
Commerce Department reports the first quarter of 1974 saw GNP drop 5.8 percent from January to March, the steepest three month decline since 1958, amid auto industry cutbacks and a surge in inflation of 10.8 percent.
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SCC 2 Arrests In Tempe Incident At SCC Dorm
Two Scottsdale Community College players Donald Williams and Willie Smiley and former student Bruce Moore were arrested after a Tempe gang incident at Williams' apartment. Three juvenile girls were involved. one fled, one hid in a bathroom, and another was harmed by several males.
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Weapon brings arrest in Scottsdale youth case
A 17 year old Scottsdale youth was arrested Wednesday afternoon after officers found a switchblade in his pocket during a frisk near the 64th Street and McDowell Road area while investigating a possible car stripping. He claimed the car was his and had no key to a locked console. The youth also possessed an altered driver license and was referred to the county detention home.
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Scottsdale
Patrick Reed
64Th Street
McDowell Road
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Obituary of George Kersch Beloved Arizona Resident
George Kersch 78 died at home. Rosary at Messinger Mortuary 8 p.m. today followed by Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Friday 10 a.m. Burial in Dubuque Iowa. Survived by wife Alvina and sister Marcella Mills. Friends may call after 4 p.m. at the mortuary.
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Councilman Highlights Bad Patching on City Streets
Councilman Herb Drinkwater complains that patched streets deteriorate after utility digs and urges city inspection of patching work and compaction. Mayor Bud Tims notes traffic delays from construction vehicles and calls for staff review of the problem.
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Rhodes Claims Tax Writeoffs on Papers Donation
Rep John Rhodes the House minority leader reportedly took tax writeoffs totaling 19604 dollars. He began in 1966 by donating his congressional papers covering 1953 to 1958 to Arizona State University.
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Fires ban extends to all Arizona forests
National Forest Service officials extended scheduled restrictions on open campfires and smoking to all forests in Arizona. The new restrictions take effect at 8 a.m. Friday, aiming to reduce wildfire risk across the state.
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National Forest Service
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ASU professor arraigned after high speed chase
Patrick J. Rossi, 34, of Tempe, an associate professor of psychology at Arizona State University, was arraigned on four driving violations after a high speed chase with Yavapai County sheriff's deputies. He faces charges of reckless driving having no driver's license driving the wrong way on Interstate 17 and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle.
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Arizona State University
Yavapai County
Patrick J. Rossi
Tempe
Arizona proposes task force to tackle rising crime
John J. Moran director of the State Department of Corrections proposed a special task force Wednesday to address increasing crime in Arizona. The move aims to organize state agencies and focus on preventive and corrective measures.
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Phoenix
John, J. Moran
State Department of Corrections
Arizona
Gusty Winds Forecast Across Northern Arizona
The National Weather Service issued a travelers advisory for northern Arizona with southwest winds 25 to 35 mph and gusts over 40 mph in higher elevations. Blowing dust expected in deserts. motorists urged to use caution. No significant precipitation anticipated as a West Coast system moves in. Temperatures upper 70s to 90s across the state, trending lower Friday. High Wednesday reached 94 degrees. Hawley Lake readings near 20 degrees this morning.
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Harlamd King Faces Burglary Charge After Cow Palace Picnic
Police responded to a break in at the Cow Palace Milk Depot on 1626 N 87th St. Officers found beer, tomato sauce, pies, peanuts, and a melted popsicle around the floor. Richard Reed and Officers William Ebert and Wesley Holler reported King had started a makeshift picnic inside before being arrested for burglary.
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Sometme
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Paradise Valley Kindergarten Enrollment Opens This Week
Registration for Paradise Valley kindergartners for next fall is open at district elementary schools through Friday. A Wednesday Progress story incorrectly stated registration details as Aygrill BH tho Ze.
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