Real Estate Dept to Hear Senini and Collins License Charges
The State Real Estate Department will hold a May 14 hearing on accusations against John L. Senini Jr. and Helen R. Collins. The case alleges false statements to qualify a customer for mortgage credit, risking the suspension of Senini and Collins licenses and jeopardizing Henderson Realty’s license. The complaint cites an expected $1,890 Henderson Realty commission tied to the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Real Estate Department
John L. Senini Jr
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Senini
Scottsdale City
Henderson Realty
E. Camelback Rd
Helen R. Collins
Henderson
Collins
Henderson Constructors Inc
Teens' beer bust halted by deputies in Paradise Valley area
Maricopa County Sheriff Department deputies faced a large teen party near 124th Street and Shea Boulevard. They called parents to respond and arrested one adult for contributing to the delinquency of a minor as others were turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County Sheriff Department
124Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Town of Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Department of Public Safety
Pima and
Bell Roads
Folklorist Anna Shaw, 71, Pioneer of Pima Education
Anna Moore Shaw, noted folklorist and Pima teacher from the Salt River Reservation, died Thursday in Phoenix at 71. She wrote Pima legends and a Pima past biography, taught in Pima language classes, helped found the reservation museum, edited the tribal newspaper, and served as a Presbyterian elder. Survivors include husband Ross, son Rodrick, daughter Adeline Russell, 12 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Services Monday at the Salt River Presbyterian Church. visitation Sunday at Gibbons Tempe Mortuary. Burial at the reservation cemetery.
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Anna Moore Shaw
Salt River
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
Mutual Self Help Housing Commission
Presbyterian Church
Ross
Rodrick
Adeline Russell
Salt River Indian Reservation Presbyterian Church
McDowell
Reservation Roads
Gibbons Tempe Mortuary
Southern Ave
Tempe
Reservation
James H. McCutchan, longtime Creole Petroleum treasurer dies
James H. McCutchan 63 a former treasurer of Creole Petroleum Corp Exxons Venezuela unit died Wednesday in St. Josephs Hospital He lived at 7920 E Camelback Rd and served as a Phoenix business director and consultant for the Service Corps of Retail Executives He co founded the Caracas Little Theatre Club attended the University of Missouri and Harvard Business School Survivors include his wife Kathleen daughter Patricia Selmo son James Hale a brother and three grandchildren Services are set for 3 p m Sunday at Messinger Mortuary Cremation will follow at the Indian School Rd location
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James Harvey McCutchan
Creole Petroleum Corp
Exxon
Venezuela
St. Joseph’s Hospital
McCutchan
E. Camelback Rd
Phoenix
Service Corps of
The
Caracas
Little Theatre Club
University of Missouri
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Kathleen
Patricia Selmo
James Hale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Town Hall delegates urge local government support
City council member Dr. Heinz Hink, ASU political science professor, praised the 26th Town Hall delegates 110 participants for strong backing of local government. He noted recommendations for annexing county islands and funding for state mandated programs, hoping the Legislature considers them.
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Bruce Jameson
Heinz Hink
Town Hall
Hink
Arizona State University
The
Arizona Academy
Judge Hearing Opens in Klahr Wage Suit Over Splash Down Clash
The Phoenix lawsuit against City Councilman Gary Klahr began Friday in West Mesa court. Alfred Ochoa and Eric Marlow, both 15, allege unjustly withheld wages after working for Klahr at Splash Down Sunnyslope. Delays pushed proceedings to May 1.
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Phoenix
Gary Peter Klahr
West Mesa
John Merrill
Northeast Phoenix
Health Department
Ochoa
Marlow
Klahr
Arizona
Norman Herring
St. Vincent de Paul’s
Herring
George Kohl
Maricopa County
Regents propose three point plan on malpractice insurance
The State Board of Regents offered a three point plan to clear confusion over malpractice insurance at the University of Arizona Medical College. It urges the governor to direct the finance department to obtain a policy from Imperial Insurance Co. of California and to cut a supplemental appropriation bill. It also proposes adding 850000 to fund about half the premium from university sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
UPI
State Board of Regents
University of Arizona Medical College
U of A
Paul Singer
John Schaefer
State Department of Finance
Imperial Insurance Co
California
Board of Regents
University Hospital
Patrick trial date set for July in perjury case
Joseph E. Patrick, ex broadcaster and aide, ordered to stand trial July 7 on four counts of perjury. Patrick arraigned before Superior Court Judge C Kimball Rose on the date. Western Electric laid off 99 workers at West Phoenix plant, bringing total job cuts to 249 since Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Joseph E. Patrick
Patrick
Superior Court
C. Kimball Rose
Western Electric Co
West Phoenix
Copper Cities mine to close in Miami
Copper Cities open pit mine in Miami will close on May 9, causing job losses for about 70 of the 400 employees. General Manager C. T. Brown said the shutdown will reduce the workforce by roughly one fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Cities Mine
Miami — Cities Service Co
Copper Cities
C. T. Brown
Castro wife expected to be released from hospital
Patricia Castro, wife of Gov. Raul Castro, was to be released from Tucson Medical Center Sunday after fibroid removal on Monday. Officials report no malignancy or complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Patricia Castro
Raul Castro
Tucson Medical Center
Two Men Indicted in Phoenix Air Piracy Case
A federal grand jury indicted Edward E. Rodriguez and Ralph Gonzales for hijacking a chartered plane. The men forced the pilot to fly from Phoenix to Mexico, with Rodriguez a 22 year old from Glendale and Gonzales a 20 year old from Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Mexico
Edward E. Rodriguez
Glendale
Ralph Gonzales
Gallery theft suspect nabbed in Phoenix robbery
Patrick Russell Wayne, 26, was arrested Friday for allegedly robbing the Central Indians Arts Gallery of 83 dollars in cash and Indian jewelry valued at 22000 dollars. Officer Harry Vasconcelos nabbed him as he exited the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Patrick Russell Wayne
Central Indians Arts Gallery
Wayne
Harry Vasconcelos
Youth board calls to end jail terms for marijuana
The Mayor's Youth Advisory Board in Phoenix voted to push the Legislature and city council to eliminate all jail sentences for marijuana possession, including repeats. They urged a joint public hearing and a spokesman at House Judiciary and Health Committee meetings, claiming Senate reform laws still impose stiff penalties for repeat offenders.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Judiciary and Health Committees
Senate
Burglar Steals 780 From Scottsdale Home
Harley Lever arrived home about 10 45 p m to find his Arcadia Drive residence ransacked. A 1964 or 1965 Chevelle was seen speeding away as valuables including stereo equipment a television a radio a strobe light and a wedding band were reported missing. Police noted the thief pried open a sliding window to enter.
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Scottsdale
Harley Lever
Belleview
Arcadia
Lever
Tucson
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James H. McCutchan
Hink Favors
United Press International
Western Electric
Castro
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earl
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of
Mall
Youth Board
North 7Th Avenue
Ays D
Bos
LABOR
SunBurst Hotel
Scottsdale Road
Camelback Road
Villa Monterey
Sunrise Villas
Vistane
Sunrise Vhi
Aparral RD
Camelback Rd
Miller Rd
Chaparral Rd
78Th St
Sales
Vista Dr
Sunrise Corporation
Nevada
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