Three hurt in two car collision at Camelback and 68th Street
A two car crash at 68th Street and Camelback Road left Dolores Bork 42 with injuries and James Rotz 16 and David Butler 15 treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Bork’s car west bound collided with Rotz’s northbound vehicle around 1 35 p m with conflicting light reports. no citations issued. A separate Civic Center Plaza crash at Fourth Street injured Joanne Gray 22 and led to Mary Lakey 47 being cited for failing to yield left turn.
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E. Thornwood Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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E. Mockingbird Lane
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Scottsdale Memorial
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Mary M. Lakey
Mesa
Colder Weather Forecast From Nevada System Threatens Arizona
A deep low pressure system hovering over Nevada is set to bring unseasonably cold air to Arizona. Forecaster Jack Hale in Phoenix says daytime highs will run 10 to 15 degrees below normal with nighttime lows about 10 degrees below average. Normal highs reach near 85 and lows around 52 in the valley.
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National Weather Service
Jack Hale
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Phoenix
Hale
Bomb threat clears Scottsdale club for 20 minutes
Patrons and employees evacuated from the Generosity club at 7436 E McDowell Rd after a man phoned police at 7:48 p.m. Wednesday claiming a bomb would explode at 9 p.m. Scottsdale Rural Fire Department searched the building with no device found. safety warnings were lifted around 8:15 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Runway at Phoenix Sky Harbor Set to Open Friday
The south runway at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport will reopen to commercial traffic at 6 a.m. Friday, aviation director William J. Ralston announced. Construction began Jan. 15 on the south runway while the north runway has hosted traffic. the project added rebuilt ends, high speed turnoffs, new lighting and shoulder stabilization.
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Obituary John R. Cowan longtime accounting partner dies
John R. Cowan, 66, a retired partner in Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Sangate, England, he came to the United States in 1930 and moved to Scottsdale in 1967. Survivors include his wife Margaret a son James R. of Scottsdale a daughter Jane Mattison of Lake Geneva Wis and two grandchildren. Cremation will be private Friday at St Barnabas on the Desert Church. Memorial gifts suggested to the church or to the Church of the Holy Communion in Lake Geneva.
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Margaret
James R
Fleming Rosary and Funeral Planned in Scottsdale
John S Fleming who lived in Scottsdale since 1968 died today at Golden Age Nursing Home. Rosary will be 8 p m Friday at Messinger Mortuary with services at 10 a m Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment in St Francis Cemetery. He was born in Springfield Illinois and retired from the Illinois Division of Printing. He is survived by Mary E two daughters Mrs James Culver and Mrs R M Barnes six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Friends may call after 1 p m Friday at the mortuary.
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SEA protests curriculum inventory study
The Scottsdale Education Association filed a grievance protesting Supt. Gabriel Reuben’s request for elementary and high school principals to direct teachers to complete a curriculum inventory. The plan covers minutes per day and hours per week for subjects taught and what is or could be taught, with a deadline timeline through June 5 for the superintendent’s report to the school board.
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Carey
Mrs Marjorie W Klumpe Dies in Valley Community
Mrs Marjorie W Klumpe 57 longtime Valley resident and Unitarian Universalist Church member died Tuesday. She was born in Kentucky and lived in Colorado before moving here. Survivors include husband Franklin A two sons John S Ward Modesto California and Franklin Phoenix a California brother and two grandchildren. Memorial services 4 p.m. Saturday at the church 4027 E Lincoln Drive Cremation at Mortensen Kings Funeral Center. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Sefton Graveside Rites for Ken W. Sefton
Ken W. Sefton 48 died Tuesday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Graveside rites 2 p.m. Friday at Green Acres Cemetery, Phoenix, following a private service today at Hansen Mortuary. He owned National Air Conditioning & Heating Co. for three years and was a World War II Marine Corps veteran born in Grove City, Pennsylvania. He moved to the Valley six years ago. He is survived by daughters Geri Ann Sefton of Phoenix and Nancy McNamara of Tempe, his father Homer Sefton of Oxnard, California, a brother, two sisters out of state, and a grandchild.
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Green Acres
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E. Mitchell
National Air Conditioning & Heating Company
Marine Corps
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Valley
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Geri Ann Sefton
Phoenix
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Tempe
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Oxnard
Calif
City proposes limits on sale of toxic paints to adults
Phoenix officials back a proposed ordinance to curb youth sniffing by restricting sale of paints containing toxic materials to those over 18 and labeling dangerous paints. The plan funds education and treatment programs run by Valle del Sol with CODAC ties, financed partly by 12000 dollars.
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Rescuer Commended For Train Crash Rescue In Phoenix
Jim Pilat a 38 year old Phoenix ambulance attendant with AAA Ambulance Service received a letter of commendation from the Arizona Corporation Commission and Phoenix Fire Department for rescuing three people after a car train collision on a Wednesday.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Phoenix Fire Department
Jim Pilat
AAA Ambulance Service
Crop duster dies in crash at Francisco Grande
A 48 year old Casa Grande crop duster pilot, Joseph Andrew Hejduk, was killed when his plane stalled and crashed while dusting the Francisco Grande golf course complex west of Casa Grande. Hejduk died at the scene according to authorities.
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Here
Joseph Andrew Hejduk
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