Cherokee teacher hit six students suspended
Six seventh grade students at Cherokee School are suspended until Monday pending investigation of an incident in a portable classroom. A teacher Mrs Barbara Bolt was struck during a 15 second period of pushing and confusion after five boys ignored commands and a sixth turned off the lights. A conference with principal Bruce Burns and the boys and parents will determine final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee School
Frank Schilling
Barbara Bolt
Scottsdale
Bruce Burns
Schilling
Paradise Valley Board Welcomes New members in Training
Town Attorney Roger McKee led a class for new and incoming Paradise Valley board of adjustment members in Town Hall. The seven member panel expands from five, with two new seats, and will elect a chairman in May while increasing quorum to four and requiring an oath from speakers at hearings.
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Paradise Valley
Roger McKee
McKee
Town Board of Adjustment
George H. Jones
Richard Mybeck
P. Robert Moya
James D. Coffee
Thomas Galinski
Robert Williams
Richard Baxter
Mervyn Lakin
Mybeck
Baxter
Jones
Gregory to Speak at Scottsdale on Hunger Run
Dick Gregory will speak at 2 30 p m Friday in Scottsdale Community College student union during his 50 miles a day Los Angeles to New York run to publicize hunger. He aims to raise six million dollars for hungry people with half in the United States and half abroad. Gregory fasting, hopes to reach Riverside Church in New York City by July 4. The National Council on Hunger and Malnutrition sponsors the run with aid from the Jesuits Save the Children Foundation United Church of Christ the YMCA and the Society of Homeland Ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Gregory
Scottsdale Community College
Los Angeles
New York
Gregory
United States
Riverside Church
New York City
National Council On Hunger
Jesuits
Save the Children Foundation
United Church of Christ
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Society of Homeland Ministers
Obituary for Dr Roy White Valley specialist in allergy
Dr Roy White 53 of 7327 N Black Rock Trail Paradise Valley died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was Tulane Medical School graduate fellow at Tulane Mayo Clinic began private practice in Baton Rouge moved to the Valley in 1972 to practice He was a diplomat of internal medicine and allergy boards member of several medical and civic groups Survived by wife Patricia and six children memorials to Valley McDonald Drive American Heart Association or Episcopal High School Building Fund Baton Rouge arranged by Arcadia Funeral Home Services at Valley Presbyterian Church Friday.
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Roy White
Black Rock Trail
Paradise Valley
Valley Presbyterian Church
E. McDonald Drive
The
American Board of Internal Medicine
American Board of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
White
Maricopa Medical Society
Arizona Medical Association
American Academy of Allergy
American College of Allergists
Paradise Valley Country Club
Phoenix Rotary Club
Osler Club
Patricia
John
Christopher
Lisa
Sarah
Jeff
Stephen
Arcadia Funeral Home
American Heart Association
Episcopal High School Building Fund
Baton Rouge
Roy T. Stanley AiResearch engineer dies in Phoenix home
Roy T. Stanley 59 an AiResearch engineer died Wednesday at his home 8232 E Wilshire Born in Ohio he came to the Valley six years ago from California He is survived by wife Emogene daughters Sharon Thiedemann Mary Carol Naybeno Kathy Brown Laurie three brothers and five grandchildren Friends may call 5 to 9 p m today at Messinger Mortuary Services and interment will be in Huntington Beach California
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Roy T. Stanley
E. Wilshire
Ohio
Mr. Stanley
Valley
California
Emogene
Sharon Thiedemann
Huntington Beach
Calif
Mary Carol
Naybeno
Rossmoor
Kathy Brown
Tempe
Laurie Stanley
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Pair robs vacationer at hotel in Scottsdale
A San Diego man, James Higgins, 55, was robbed of 240 dollars in cash at gunpoint in his Doubletree Inn Scottsdale room. He was beaten 12 to 15 times and suffered a 34 inch head laceration. A female escort and a male accomplice fled with his wallet after Higgins paid for services and greeted them.
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San Diego
James Higgins
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Arizona news roundup and political disputes
The University of Arizona is accused of using state law to force out older workers with retirement rules, denied by UA President John P. Schaefer. The Arizona Senate prepares a direct appeal to the state Supreme Court over Gov. Castro’s appointment of Dr. William Payne to the Board of Regents. Two Arizona Corporation Commission members admit campaign contributions from Robert H. Fendler or an associate and business ties to a Fendler advertising firm.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
John P. Schaefer
Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Raul Castro
William Payne
State Board of Regents
Alfredo Gutierrez
Arizona Supreme Court
Senate
Payne
Fendler
Arizona Corporation Commission
Lincoln Thrift
Robert H. Fendler
Commission
Ernest Garfield
Bud Tims
Fleming challenges Babbitt limits on state funds
Arizona State Treasurer Bart Fleming announced plans to challenge Attorney General Bruce Babbitt’s opinion that restricts borrowing from $100 million in special funds. Fleming proposed using the funds to avert deficits instead of paying interest to lenders when revenue falls short.
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Phoenix
Bart Fleming
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Fleming
APS to trial time of use rates for 210 homes
Arizona Public Service Co seeks approval from the State Corporation Commission for an experimental time-of-use price plan affecting up to 210 residential customers. If approved, participants in Phoenix Tempe Scottsdale Chandler Sun City Avondale and Yuma could lower bills by shifting usage to off peak hours.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
State Corporation Commission
Tempe
Scottsdale
Chandler
Sun City
Avondale
Yuma
Tucson Vies For U.S.-Mexico Trade Center Site
Researchers evaluating proposed sites expect completion of their study by late September. The trade center would host international business services and related support groups, with Tucson competing against Yuma and three Texas cities El Paso Dallas and San Antonio.
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Tucson
Yuma
Texas
el Paso
Dallas
San Antonio
Bike rider hospitalized after collision with car
A 20 year old Salt River Indian Community resident is listed in stable condition at St. Josephs Hospital Phoenix with injuries from a car bicycle accident on Wednesday evening. Roderick Howard of Scottsdale rested in the Barrows Neurological Institute while Kevin Pottinger drove the other vehicle and was not hurt. A second accident left a 5 year old boy in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on 74th Street near Garfield Street. The driver William Wilson was unhurt and no citations were issued.
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Roderick Howard
Salt River
Indian School Road
83Rd Street
Howard
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Phoenix
Rt. 1
Scottsdale
Barrows Neurological
Institute of St. Joseph’s
Indian School
Kevin EB
William E. Wilson
72Nd Place
Wilson
Mayor cites city limits on private street maintenance
Mayor William C. Jenkins told the Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Association that the city cannot spend public funds to sweep private streets in townhouse and condominium developments. He proposed SCOHA form a committee to explore options including dedicating streets to the city or creating improvement districts. The city estimates 49.5 curb miles of private streets would cost about 3.50 per mile for a three week sweep. The city has budgeted 40000 in federal community development block grant funds to landscape medians on Scottsdale Road from Chaparral to McDonald, while cost control aims for a desert look. Jenkins to address SCOHA at a noon luncheon.
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William C. Jenkins
Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Association
SCOHA
Jenkins
Laguna San Juan Development
Richard Filler
Scottsdale Road
Chaparral Road
McDonald Drive
Flagstaff Police Shoot Two Men After I 17 Chase
Two young men were wounded by a Flagstaff policeman after a high speed chase on Interstate 17 reaching over 100 mph. James E Duffer Jr 18 of Phoenix and Tim Hammick a juvenile were injured in a struggle when the car was stopped in Kachina Village.
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Flagstaff
Here
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Carlton Hill
James E. Duffer Jr
Phoenix
Tim Hammick
Duffer
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Hammick
Hill
Kachina
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