Bomb scare near Scottsdale Memorial Hospital ends without device
Two wary firefighters crouch beside a truck as Scottsdale police and bomb squad members plan a safe defusal. A hospital employee Richard Housley heard a caller threaten the explosion, but no bomb is found after experts rig the truck open away from people.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Richard Housley
Metro
Steve Hermann
Phoenix
Art Hattan
Red Cross Evacuates Wounded From Tal Zaatar Camp
An International Red Cross convoy reached the Tal Zaatar Palestinian refugee camp in Beirut to evacuate wounded as fighting persisted. Estimates of casualties vary with 50 killed and more than 1,400 residents reported dead or wounded, while organizers planned daily cease fires to evacuate more patients.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Red Cross
Tal Zaatar
Christian East Beirut
Geneva
Arab League
Hassan Sabri Khali
Jean Hoefliger
Council to weigh second airport operator at Scotts Dale airfield
City council will consider modifying the contract with current fixed base operator Robert Wachs and Southwest Airlines Inc. to pave the way for a second FBO. The plan frees about 28 000 square feet for a restaurant waiting area and offices, reduces exclusive rights, and projects a net annual loss of about 13 300 until a second operator is set. Bids for a second FBO are expected in September or October.
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FBO
Scottsdale
Robert Wachs
Southwest Airlines Inc
Southwest Aviation Inc
Wachs
DES report unlikely to close six Maricopa job centers
An internal Department of Economic Security staff memo recommends closing or deeply cutting back six of sixteen job service centers in Maricopa County, but officials indicate the plan is unlikely to be enacted. The proposal targets all four south Phoenix offices along with Chandler and El Mirage locations.
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Phoenix
Department of Economic Security
Maricopa County
Chandler
el Mirage
Former associate surrenders in Warren extortion case
Johnny B. Kearney 50, once living in Salt Lake City and a Tempe resident, surrendered to federal authorities to begin a three year term for wire fraud. He had been sought as a fugitive in connection with Ned Warren Sr. case.
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Phoenix
Ned Warren Sr
Johnny B. Kearney
Tempe
Salt Lake City
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Phoenix Mayor Hance’s father dies at 87
Clenn C. Taylor a retired banker and longtime Phoenix civic leader died at his home Monday night. He was 87. He is the father of Mayor Margaret Hance and Glenn Clark Taylor Phoenix Gazette executive news editor, with a daughter Dorothy T Heitel and eight grandchildren among survivors.
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Phoenix
Clenn C. Taylor
Taylor
Margaret Hance
Glenn Clark Taylor
The
Phoenix Gazette
Dorothy T. Heitel
Tucson School Board to discuss sweets in elementary schools
District 1 School Board holds a study session to hear dentists' complaints about too many sweets for children and to consider guidelines on sales of sugary items in elementary schools.
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Tucson
Masetto named special assistant to governor in Phoenix
Sandra L. Masetto a 30 year old Phoenix attorney has been appointed special assistant to Gov Raul Castro. The governor announced the move Monday replacing Ted Williams who was named deputy director of the State Health Services Department. Construction of a 1.6 million marina at Lake Powell could start this year pending Navajo Tribe approval.
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Phoenix
Sandra L. Masetto
Raul Castro
Ted Williams
State Health Services Department
Blanding
Utah
San Juan Arm
Lake Powell
Death of Pedestrian After Hit-Run Near Blue Point Bridge
Randal Joe Dow, 21, of 2900 E Fairmont Ave, died Monday at Mesa Lutheran Hospital from injuries sustained Sunday when struck by a car about 300 feet from the Blue Point Bridge on the Salt River. Driver Raymond Proper, 20, of 348 E Windsor Ave, Phoenix, was identified. no citations were issued at the scene.
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Phoenix
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Blue Point
Bush Highway
Scottsdale
Randal Joe Dow
Fairmont Ave
Salt River
Raymond Proper
Windsor Ave
Former Scottsdale man sentenced in three holdups
Michael C. Klinge, 22, formerly of 6908 E Monterey Way, received a 10 to 12 year term after pleading guilty to armed robberies of an ice cream shop, a restaurant, and a liquor store in Scottsdale. He admits to more than seven robberies tied to child support needs and survivor claims.
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Scottsdale
Michael C. Klinge
E. Monterey Way
Maricopa County
Frederick W. Heineman
Klinge
Baskin Robbins
Scottsdale Rd
Jeff Trapp
Obituary of Paulette E Lowary 94 Scottsdale Resident
Paulette E. Lowary 94 of 3828 Pueblo Way died Sunday at Hayden Manor Nursing Home. Born in Greeley Colorado she moved to Scottsdale from Tacoma 12 years ago. Survivors include daughter Barbara Adams Denver sister Hazel Bethman Denver three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Memorial services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary Interment in Santa Ana California Memorial gifts to the Heart Association accepted.
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Paulette E. Lowary
Pueblo Way
Hayden Manor
Greeley
Colo
Lowary
Scottsdale
Tacoma
Robert
Barbara) Adams
Hazel Beth
Denver
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Santa Ana
Calif
The
Heart Association
Retired Carpenter Jerry Bauer 79 Dies in Arizona
Jerry Bauer 79 a retired carpenter formerly of Chicago Illinois died Sunday at Scottsdale Community Hospital Arizona. He was born in Czechoslovakia came to Arizona five years ago from Chicago and belonged to Carpenter's Union Local 1367. Survivors include his wife Wallis of Phoenix son George Bauer of Scottsdale brother and five sisters and two grandchildren. Services and interment will be in Chicago Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary Chapel.
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Jerry Bauer
N. 46Th St
Scottsdale Community Hospital
Mr. Bauer
Czechoslovakia
Arizona
Chicago
Carpenter’s Union
Wallis
Phoenix
George Bauer
Scottsdale
John Bauer
Chicago, Ill
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Mary Kathleen Scarpuzzi Rosary and funeral planned
Mary Kathleen Scarpuzzi, 60, died Monday at Desert Samaritan Hospital. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Meldrum Mortuary in Mesa. Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Thursday at Queen of Peace Church in Mesa. Survived by husband Henry, sons Frederick Ralph Joseph, daughter Patricia Aquino, step daughter Dorothy Harrison, and five grandchildren. American Cancer Society.
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Mary Kathleen Scarpuzzi
Desert Samaritan Hospital
Meldrum Mortuary & Chapel
N. Macdonald
Mesa
Queen of Peace Church
Power cut planned for Shea subdivision
Arizona Public Service crews will cut power for about one hour Wednesday morning in the Paradise Heights area south of Shea Boulevard to relocate underground lines. Water pumps will be shut down during the outage, and APS cannot specify exact homes affected until power is off.
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Paradise Heights
Shea Boulevard
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Shea
124Th Street
Cocaine Linked to Akers in Scottsdale Hearing
In Scottsdale Justice Court, Stanley W. Akers Jr. and Paul J. Zisser face narcotics charges after cocaine and marijuana seeds were found in a rental car trunk driven July 14. Undercover DPS agent Michael W. Stevens testified the drugs were in an attache case inside two water jugs in an ice chest. The vehicle was rented from Allstate Rent-a-Car, with Zisser's card used for payment. both defendants remain free on recognizance with a continued hearing set for Sept. 2.
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Stanley W. Akers Jr
Scottsdale Justice Court
Michael W. Stevens
Justice Court
Akers
Stevens
Paul J. Zisser
Zisser
Alfred Lewis
Allstate
N. Via
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Free Bel tone hearing aid offer to readers
A Chicago advertisement promotes a free non-operating Bel tone hearing aid for those who hear but do not understand words. The tiny unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. readers are urged to mail to Dept. 9073, Bel tone Electronics Corp., 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago, IL 60646.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Five City Streets to Receive Slurry Seal Resurfacing
Five Phoenix area streets will get a slurry seal resurfacing on Wednesday. Mariposa Drive from 86th Street to Pima Road includes the Northland Drive cul-de-sac Earls to Monterey Way Thornwood Drive Highland Avenue to the Pima access road and 85th Street and Mariposa from Chaparral Road to 8th Street.
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Mariposa Drive
86Th Street
Pima Road
Northland Drive
Earls
Monterey Way
Thornwood Drive
Highland Avenue
Pima
85Th Street
Mariposa
Chaparral Road
8Th Street
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Castro
Papago Liquors
E. McDowell Rd
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Scottsdale Liquors
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Scottsdale Road
Bonanza Inn
N. Scottsdale, Rd
Papago
N. Scottsdale Rd
Mary K. Scarpuzzi
Shea Subdivision
Department of Public Safety
Hotel
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