Paradise Valley Names Ryan Shadow Mountain Principal
Paradise Valley School Board appoints James M. Ryan as principal of Shadow Mountain High School set to open in September 1974. Ryan, currently Paradise Valley High School assistant principal, will earn 18000 dollars annually starting July 1. Other appointments include Thomas L. Cuttice as Shea Middle School assistant principal and Lloyd Aycock as administrative intern at Indian Bend Elementary.
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Paradise Valley School Board
James M. Ryan
Shadow Mountain High School
Ryan
Paradise Valley High School
Thomas L. Cuttice
Shea Middle School
Lloyd Aycock
Indian Bend
Cuttice
Shea
Jerald Wray
Aycock
Roadrunner School
Jon T. Lavold
Cholla
Roadrunner
Paradise Valley Classroom Teachers Association
Cultice
Missoula
Mont
28Th Street
Shea’ Boulevard
County Board of Supervisors
NewLand Realty Brokers
Pollock denies meeting Democrats over recall pledge
Tucson Phoenix attorney Jerry Pollock says reports of a secret meeting with state Democratic leaders about his recall campaign are false. He denies any offer to back him as governor candidate in 1974 and plans to stay focused on issues.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Jerry Pollock
Pollock
Jack Williams
Four Alarm Fire Damages West Phoenix Motel Under Construction
Fire caused an estimated 380000 dollars in damage to a two story, T shaped motel under construction in West Phoenix. Cause unknown though officials suspect the blaze began on the ground floor north wing.
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Phoenix
West Phoenix
Batallion
William Durham
Phoenix insurer president arrested on Oklahoma indictment
Oklahoma City police report the president of a Phoenix based insurer B. Cyril Rogers age 38 of Paradise Valley surrendered to Oklahoma County Sheriff deputies after a grand jury indicted him on aud accusations.
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Oklahoma City
Cyril Rogers
Paradise Valley
Oklahoma County
Street funding route plotted for Phoenix roads
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a plan to fund street and road projects with about 30 million dollars in the next two years, rising to 54 million by 1975 under a new auto tax system. Fees would rise roughly 27 percent, with the auto license tax sliding by vehicle age and cost.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Stan Akers
R-Phoenix
Highway Department
Burton Barr
Development Review Board Approves Two Small Office Builds
The Development Review Board approved plans for a 2200 square foot beauty salon and shop with an office at 4200 Craftsm an Court for Dunlap Land and Investment. It also approved a 2000 square foot office on an 7800 square foot lot for Raymond Mc Clain at 7506 E Monterey Way and a parking lot for Prudential Life Insurance at 5111 N Scottsdale Rd with a screening wall around an APS substation on McCormick Ranch. A drive through addition was approved for the First National Bank of Arizona at 8302 E McDowell Rd.
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Craftsman Court
Dunlap Land and Investment
Raymond McClain
Monterey Way
Prudential Life Insurance Building
N. Scottsdale Rd
Arizona Public Service Co
McCormick Ranch
First National Bank of Arizona
E. McDowell Rd
Winter Weather Weekend Returns For Arizona
The National Weather Service warns of a cold weekend across Arizona with snow in northern mountains and gusty winds. No major precipitation is expected. snow level near 4500 feet and chilly highs in the 70s on Saturday with overnight lows around 30s in colder Valley areas.
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Arizona
National Weather Service
Death of Curtis Croco Prompts Arcadia Obituary
Curtis Lee Croco 16 died in an auto accident and was a member of the Arcadia High School debating team. Services are 2 p.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. Burial pending. He lived at 6725 E Lewis and was born in New Castle Pennsylvania, moving to Scottsdale six months ago from St. Louis. Survivors include his parents Donald and the late Mrs Croce, a sister Dawn, and grandparents in New Castle and Silsbee Texas.
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Curtis Lee Croco
Arcadia High School
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mr. Croco
E. Lewis
New
Tribal vote Jones wins rerun chairmanship
Jones survived a rerun to be chosen chairman of the Mohave Apache Tribal Council. Virginia Mott and Clinton Patten were sworn in as council members, with Ben Kill as vice chairman and Patten as secretary treasurer.Outgoing chairman Robert Doka remains for one more year. The first business meeting is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Ben Kill
Patten
Robert Doka
Rings Stolen From Mesa Woman Worth 12500
A Mesa woman reported two platinum and diamond rings valued at 12500 stolen from her car after leaving a sack of jewelry with a friend on March 19. The rings were missing when she retrieved the cleaned items. the jeweler’s inventory did not list them.
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Mesa
Mary L. Apple
Two Teens Injured On City Streets In Separate Crashes
Two teenage girls on a motorcycle and a 12 year old boy on a bicycle were injured in separate city traffic incidents on Thursday. Sue Riding and Shanna Post were treated and released after a 1 10 p m crash involving a westbound motorcycle and an eastbound car on Oak Street near Scottsdale Road. Riding was cited for license and registration issues. Ipsen was treated after being struck by a car on Osborn Road near Hayden Road. no citations were issued.
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Sue Riding
Monte Vista Rd
Shanna Post
Oak St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kermit H. Smith
70Th St
Oak Street
Smith
Scottsdale Road
Oak
Riding
Bradley P. Ipsen
Scottsdale Memorial
Osborn Road
Helene G. Dean
E. Hubbell St
Hayden Road
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Michael Augustine
Leininger
Augustine Real Estate
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Granite Reef
Air Force
John Newkirk
Randall Turner
Tempe
Verde River
Luke Afb
Verde Ver
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Flavor Giant
By Arkla
Mark Towers
KERR
McDonald
Lincoln
Scottsdale
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Switzer
Park Central E Thomas Mall
Tri-City
Scottsdale Fashion Square
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Richard-W.hl
First National Bank
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