Pow Wow Leaders Seek Safe Scottsdale Indian Days
Scottsdale leaders from the Parks and Recreation Commission and the Central Plains Indian Club vow to identify root causes of a Sunday night disturbance at the Scottsdale All Indian Days Pow Wow. Seventeen people were arrested after the event ended, none of them pow wow participants, as organizers stress the festival remains a family event and promise a bigger, safer future.
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Scottsdale
Warren Searles
Wilbur Pene Jr
The
Indian Club
L.B. Spacewater
Central Plains Indian Club
Protect: harmless rats at Eldorado Park
Community Services Director LB Scacewater urges protecting indigenous cotton rats found near the lake at Eldorado Park. He notes they are insectivores not harmful to people, while past gun actions reduced park wildlife and prompted concern for current sightings.
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Eldorado Park
LB. Scacewater
Scacewater
Spacewater
Lobbyists registration bill clears Senate in Phoenix
United Press International reports a bill for lobbyist registration won Senate approval in Phoenix on a 25 to 4 vote with four lawmakers split along party lines. The measure now goes to the House for consideration.
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Phoenix
Senate
House
Copper contract talks begin for 30000 miners
Negotiations start Tuesday for a new contract covering 30,000 workers at U S copper mines and smelters. The current contract runs to June 30 and union leaders hope to avoid a strike that affected the industry in 1967 and 1971.
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Phoenix
Prison trusties recaptured after Florence escape
Two prison trusties, Robert Black Cloud aged 20 and Johnny Gomez Bojorquez aged 22, were arrested in Phoenix this morning. Police surrounded an acquaintance’s house and took them into custody after the escape from the Florence state prison.
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Phoenix
Florence
Robert Black Cloud
Johnny Gomez Bojorquez
Paradise Valley woman robbed after walking in on burglar
A Paradise Valley area woman bound and gagged was robbed of jewelry furs and cash worth 75000 early today. She was unhurt and freed herself about 10 to 15 minutes later. Deputies suspect an accomplice waited outside. the case is with the sheriff after initial marshal response.
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Paradise Valley-area
Maureen Womack
Desert Vista Drive
Planning Commission Denies Double Density Plan Near 40th Street
PV North Scottsdale bureau reports Phoenix Planning Commission rejects John F. Long builders plan to raise density from 176 to 380 units on 80 acres east of 40th Street between Thunderbird and Acoma Drive. Also recommended approval for September Associates tennis club on 5 acres at 40th and Shea with eight courts and facilities.
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North
Derbird
40Th Street
42Nd Street
Thunderbird Road
Acoma Drive
September Associates, Inc
Shea Boulevard
Burglary At Saguaro High School Records Stolen Equipment
Police report says $3439 worth of audio visual gear was taken from Saguaro High School on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Items included a tape recorder slide projector record player and video gear. Two small holes were punched in glass doors then the burglar opened a panic bar and entered. A metal cart from the AV room was found in a campus trash container. Detectives believe the thief used the cart to haul items to a car before leaving.
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Saguaro High School
Memorial fund grows for late Scottsdale Mayor Mort Kimsey
The Scottsdale Civic Bowling League and Papago Bowl donated 50 dollars each to the Scottsdale Historical Society for a memorial to Mort Kimsey, Scottsdale's second mayor. The fund surpasses 400 dollars and will fund a memorial in the Little Red Schoolhouse historical section. Kimsey was longtime active in the bowling league.
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Scottsdale
Kimsey
Little Red Schoolhouse
Rain Gutter Regatta Set For Scout-O-Rama Event
Inventive Cub Scouts from Fountain Hills will display a Rain Gutter Regatta at Scout-O-Rama on May 4 at Scottsdale Community College. Thirteen boys, led by Mrs Darlene Treese and husband Robert, will race small boats including a candle powered jet sailboat and paddle boats. Other displays occur at Phoenix and Mesa Colleges noon to 7 pm with tickets priced at 1.50.
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Fountain Hills
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community College
Darlene Treese
Robert
Phoenix
Mesa
Scottsdale attorney runs for Superior Court Division 5 judge
Lawrence Turoff a Phoenix resident with offices on Camelback Road seeks the Democratic nomination for Superior Court Division 5. He has served as deputy county attorney in Maricopa County and as assistant U.S. attorney for Arizona, later heading the Criminal Division. He is a longtime member of the State Bars and active in Temple Beth Israel and B'nai B'rith.
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Scottsdale
Superior Court Division 5
Lawrence Turoff
Phoenix
E. Camelback Rd
James’ J. Dwight
Turoff
Ohio
Arizona
Maricopa County
U.S
Temple Beth Israel Brotherhood
Herman Lewkowitz Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Anti-Defamation League
ADL
Anti- Defamation League
Obituary for Lyman Morris Smith in Scottsdale
Lyman Morris Smith, 78, advertising historian and Scottsdale Elks life member, died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for Friday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Survived by wife Alice four sons Lyman Jr Brainard William Marvin daughter Sylvia Ricotta three brothers and a sister and 14 grandchildren.
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Lyman Morris Smith
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
Mr. Smith
E. Thomas
Scottsdale Elks
Buffalo
Scottsdale
Alice
Lyman Jr
Selma
Ala
Brainard
Phoenix
William
Tempe
Marvin
Kansas City
Sylvia Ricotta
New York
James C Semmens Services and interment set in Scottsdale
James C Semmens 56 died today at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Interment is planned in Carrington North Dakota. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary on East Indian School Road. He lived at 8027 East Columbus in Scottsdale and was a farmer born in North Dakota. He is survived by four sons Mark and Brian of Scottsdale Larry of Belgium and Roger of North Dakota a daughter Connie Speldrick of North Dakota two brothers and a sister out of state and three grandchildren.
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James C. Semmens
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Carrington
Dak
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mr. Semmens
E. Columbus
North Dakota
Scotts
Clare
Mark
Brian
Scottsdale
Larry
Belgium
Roger
Connie Speldrick
Frederick H Archer services held for Scottsdale resident
Frederick H "Jack" Archer, 65, who moved to Scottsdale from Hollywood Florida 16 years ago, died Monday at his home 8607 E Keim Drive. A World War II veteran, he worked as a service representative for West Chemical Co. in Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements were at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Native of Knoxville Tennessee, he leaves son Marcella Jack of Chicago and daughter Elaine Vanderziel of Novato California, plus two brothers and five other relatives.
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Frederick H
Jack” Archer
Scottsdale
Hollywood
Fla
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Mr. Archer
E. Keim Drive
The
West Chemical Co
Los Angeles
Knoxville
Terin
Marcella
Jack
Chicago
Elaine Vanderziel
Novato
Calif
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