Panke elected SCC student body president amid low turnout
Sherri Panke, SCC sophomore, won the 1975-76 student body presidency with 160 votes of 203 ballots cast, running unopposed. The election highlighted a 4 percent turnout, down from roughly 20 percent last year when the Artichokes opposed MCCCD athletic funding.
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Sherri Panke
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Panke
Artichoke
Roger Brooks
Richard Lang
Todd Schwarz
Artichokes
Maricopa County Community College
MCCCD
Brooks
Board of Publications
Fred Crowley
J. Potter
Sandra Lund
Robert Doyle
Crowley
Lund
Artichoke Caucus
Doyle
Brakeman Shot as Locomotive Cab Yields Fragments
Bullets fragments found in a locomotive cab where Southern Pacific brakeman J R Shearing 57 was shot in the head and ear but not seriously hurt. Lasota named chief assistant attorney general at Arizona State University Law School. State Board of Regents sells 5.3 million in revenue bonds to expand University of Arizona stadium. Gila County Jail inmates treated for suspected food poisoning. none seriously ill.
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Bowie
Southern Pacific
Jim Judd
J.R. Shearing
Lasota
Phoenix
Jack Lasota
Arizona State University Law School
Bruce Babbitt
State Board of Regents
University of Arizona
GLOBE
Gila County
Good Guys Turn Bad At Scottsdale Lock Seminar
Scottsdale Police Department held a lock-testing seminar for law enforcement from Tempe Glendale Paradise Valley and the sheriff's department plus Valley locksmiths and Scottsdale sergeants. Locks donated by National Lock and Hardware were tested to show what force would destroy them. Harry Keeny demonstrates hammering a lock while Clarence Harmon braces the door. Sgt. Lanny Royer uses a channel lock on another lock as Harmon watches.
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Scottsdale
Clarence Harmon
Scottsdale Team 2
Lanny Royer
Harmon
Scottsdale considers Al Flowers for city manager post
Al Flowers business manager for Maricopa County Community College District weighs applying after being asked by city officials. Arthur D Little handles the Scottsdale search from 200 applicants to six finalists to be interviewed next month. The council aims to hire by July 1 as Dale Carter’s resignation lingers.
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al Flowers
Maricopa County Community
Scottsdale
Flowers
San Francisco
Dale Carter
Paradise Valley Denies Gulf Leisure Permit Extension
Paradise Valley town council rejects extending Gulf Leisure special use permit for a Scottsdale Jackrabbit Road resort hotel. After 1.5 million invested, including 500000 land purchase and 400000 on plans, lawyers argued the inability to begin construction due to energy crunch and scheduling.
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Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Roger McKee
Gulf Leisure
Scottsdale and
Jackrabbit Roads
Mike Pierce
Council
Pierce
Edward Burke
Milwaukee
McKee
Saguaro Jazz Ensemble Performs Big Band Tribute
The Saguaro High School big band from Scottsdale performs at Scottsdale Fashion Square garden Saturday from 1 to 2 30 p.m. under director J D Marsch. The 20 member group plays big band era selections recalling golden horn memories after a California tour visiting Disneyland and schools.
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Saguaro
Saguaro High School
Garden
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Southwest
J.D. Marsch
Golden Horn
California
Disneyland
Correction on arrest report for Jeff Lamb and Michael Peck
In Tuesday’s Progress a claim that Jeff Lamb and Michael Peck were apprehended in relation to a Scottsdale auto theft attempt is corrected. Lamb was not arrested. police transported Lamb and Peck to Scottsdale officers who handled the victim’s report. The victim tentatively identified Peck. Lamb had no arrest connection.
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Jeff Lamb
E. Calle Rosa
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Lamb
Michael Peck
Peck
Hilton waitresses report parking lot robbery
Two Hilton employees in Scottsdale were robbed in the hotel parking lot after midnight. Patricia Simon and Lois Viereck said a man about 25, 5'3" and 140 pounds confronted them with a handgun, took their purses, and fled in a car. They reported a total loss of 95 dollars and that the gunman warned they would mail their ID cards.
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Scottsdale Hilton
N. Scottsdale Rd
Patricia Simon
Mesa
Lois Viereck
E. Culver St
Hilton
Obituary Lincoln J. Karman Founder of Arizona Color
Lincoln J. Karman died at 70 Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving to Arizona in 1955 from Chicago. He was former Avco executive in Cincinnati and a long time Arizona real estate broker. Survivors include wife Josephine daughters Joanne Henderson Jane Trammell five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services are private. Green Acres Mortuary arranged. Donations to the Heart Fund in his name.
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Lincoln J. Karmen
Arizona Color
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arizona
Chicago
University of Chicago
Karmen
Avco
Cincinnati
Ohio
Valley Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Elzarebah Shrine Club
Josephine
Joanne Henderson
Phoenix
Jane Trammell
Anaheim
Calif
Green Acres Mortuary
Heart Fund
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United Press International
Regents
George Matthew's
London
Los Arcos Mall
Scottsdale Rd
McDowell Rd
Scottsdale, Artz
FRI
SUN
HOH
Paul Davis
Davis
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority
Houston
Carter
Chester Kahn
Fifth Ave
Mr. Kahn
POTTERY @ LTD
Fifth Avenue
Lincoln J. Karman
Oscar
Apache
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