County May Bar Road Work In Island Areas If Resolution Passes
County supervisors consider a resolution to stop constructing or majorly rebuilding roads within county islands surrounded by cities. The move targets maintenance disputes from city annexations and could limit improvements on routes near Scottsdale and Lincoln Drive, with several islands named.
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Board of Supervisors
Board
Clyde Murray
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Pima Road
Doubletree Ranch Road
McKellips Road
Miller Road
64Th Street
Camelback Road
Arizona Canal
Murray
Eldon Rudd
Rudd
Scottdale
Pima
McKellips
Lincoln Drive
Pima Roads
Riding Rock Ranch
Indian Bend Road
Exeter Boulevard
66Th
68Th Street
Prescott Center carries on Prescott College legacy
Prescott College’s faculty and 210 students formed The Prescott Center after bankruptcy last December. The new center continues wilderness and outdoor studies that defined the college and will recruit Scottsdale high school graduates to join its program. Hal Leake, vice president and faculty, says Prescott is dead but a living core remains in Prescott.
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Prescott College
Innovative College
Prescott
Prescott Center
Hal Leake
New Center
Center offers wilderness tied college programs in Prescott
Leake describes a campus in dispersion at the Hassayampa Hotel offering interdisciplinary environmental science archaeology anthropology psychology and arts. Nine expeditions a six week operation include Sea of Cortez trips and Hell Canyon God existence study while students become Yavapai County mountain rescue volunteers and save a student near Camp Verde.
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Leake
Hassayampa Hotel
Prescott
Sea of Cortez
Mexico
Arizona
God
Hell Canyon
Yavapai County
Camp Verde
Artichoke advocate seeks return to SCC student rights
SCC student leader Panke says apathy grew after a four year Artichoke push to limit athletics and expand student rights. She vows to press for independent student press, equitable activity fee funding, and oversight of allocations while criticizing administration waste and a $3000 football jet charter last year.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Slet
Panke
Roger Brooks
Richard Lang
Todd Schwarz
Artichoke
Jane Fonda
Daniél Berrigan
Schware
Maricopa County Community College
Brooks and Lang
Brooks
MCCCD
Lang
Phare
Community College
Parke
Board of Publications
California
Three Arizona utilities sue over New Mexico electricity tax
Arizona Public Service Salt River Project and Tucson Electric say a New Mexico law taxing electricity generated there and sold out of state is unconstitutional. They estimate Arizona customers would pay about 3.4 million dollars yearly while funds fund highway construction in New Mexico.
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Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
Arizona
New Mexico
Looker in Locked Out Pol Officer Pat Reed Incident
Officer Pat Reed pulled over a motorist on Scottsdale Road north of McDowell Road and found his car locked with him outside for about twenty minutes. A sergeant provided a new set of keys amid light-hearted razzing.
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Brown
Pat Reed
Scottsdale Road
McDowell Road
Reed
Robinson pleads no contest in firearms possession case
Jeffrey Robinson pleaded no contest to illegally possessing a firearm in Superior Court. A mitigation hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. May 15 with sentencing at 9 a.m. May 16. The case follows Tracey death linked to the 357 derringer incident last August and prior felony conviction in 1964.
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Jeffrey Robinson
Superior Court
Edwin Thurston
Robinson
E. Heatherbrae
Linda Tracey
Arizona
Alert driver prevents additional robberies in Scottsdale
A 52 year old Scottsdale woman was robbed early this morning. An alert friend driving nearby prevented two other robberies by the same suspects. The female thief demanded a purse and the husband’s wallet. The car struck the female assailant, knocking her down. Police were notified and the victims reported a loss of 13.75 dollars. A similar description was given by two waitresses robbed Friday morning.
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Scottsdale
Alice Morbeck
Camelia
Elm Lane
Wisc
Carroll
Ann Bauer
Safari Hotel
French Quarter
Bauer
Morbeck
Bauers
McCormick Ranch
Obituary for David Rowe WWI Vet Former Mine Superintendent
David Rowe, 82, a former Washington state mine superintendent and World War I veteran, died Thursday at Phoenix Nursing and Convalescent Center. Born in England and later naturalized, he resided at 4202 E Virginia. He had no known survivors. Private cremation was arranged by Mercer Mortuary.
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David Rowe
Washington State
Phoenix Nursing and Convalescent Center
Mr. Rowe
Virginia
England
Mercer
Smoking ban may dissolve a tradition in Colorado
Denver reports that Representative Burford attacked a public smoke ban bill claiming it would destroy the political process and the use of smoke filled rooms, while the Colorado House gave preliminary approval with exceptions for legislative committee rooms.
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Denver
UPI
Robert Burford
Colorado House
Assault suspect arrested after party confrontation
Kevin Karcher, 19, of 8512 McDonald Drive, was arrested around 4 a.m. after allegedly pushing Steve Caldwell at a party on 8318 E MacKenzie. Caldwell says Karcher pulled a breaker bar, threatened others, and used the bar to break a decorative light before being restrained by friends.
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Kevin Karcher
McDonald
Steve Caldwell
E. MacKenzie
Karcher
Caldwell
Scottsdale Man Rescued After 50‑Foot Fall at Bulldog Bluff
Louis T. Tabachnick, 55, of 3202 N Scottsdale Rd., was rescued from a Salt River bluff near Stewart Mountain Dam after a 50 foot fall. He was uninjured but afraid to climb down. sheriff's deputies and 12 Central Arizona mountain rescue members assisted in the operation.
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Scottsdale
Bulldog Bluff
Salt River
Stewart Mountain Dam
Louis T. Tabachnick
Scottsdale Rd
Tabachnick
Maricopa County Sheriff's Deputies
Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Team
Romero hearing continued amid political discrimination claims
The ongoing case against State Mine Inspector Bert Romero was recessed for 30 days as Hearing Officer Warren Levenbaum ordered time for the state personnel division to investigate alleged political discrimination involving a staff member dismissed for not supporting the inspector’s campaign.
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Phoenix
Bert Romero
Warren Levenbaum
New Trial Bid Heads for Monday in Treadaway Case
Motion hearing continues Monday on a bid for a new trial for Jonathan Treadaway Jr. convicted in the death of a Phoenix boy. Attorney Flynn argues former counsel Marvin Johnson abused the defendant and lacked proper skill. The State Supreme Court voided a prior order blocking Leon Maehling’s appointment to the State Board of Education.
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Phoenix
Jonathan Treadaway Jr
John Flynn
Treadaway
Marvin Johnson
State Supreme Court
Yuma County
Leon Maehling
State Board of Education
House OKs Insurance Plan to Cut Malpractice Costs
PHOENIX The House tentatively approves a bill to reduce doctors medical malpractice insurance by creating a board to review suits before trial. GLOBE Sheriff Lyman Peace orders officers back to work after the State Fire Marshal threatens jail closure.
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Phoenix
Globe — Gila County
Lyman Peace
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