Scottsdale police promote and reshuffle ranks
Otleer Hugh Carpenter is promoted to sergeant effective August 1 and moves from detectives to patrol. Paul Warehot, from identification, takes over the bad check unit. Jim Callaway becomes burglary chief, Thom Clark shifts to crimes against the person. Lt. Chuck Lathan moves to night shift patrol watch, Lt. Richard Karr moves to day watch.
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Scottsdale Police Department
Otleer
Hugh Carpenter
Carpenter
Paul Warehot
Warehot
Jim Callaway
Thom Clark
Chuck Lathan
Richard Karr
Possible broker influence in stock sale questioned
Investor suspects broker close to company management urged sale to serve a favored buyer. Earnings later beat expectations and price rose 25 percent. Advice urges contacting NASD but notes limited action. prioritize choosing a broker who can clearly explain actions and switch if unsatisfied.
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National Assn. of
Greek premier Novas resigns after chaotic vote in Athens
Premier George Athanassiadis Novas resigned after a turbulent parliamentary session that ended with a 167 to 131 confidence vote against him. Athens police went on standby as riots reemerged and all leaves were canceled while consultations on a new government were set to begin.
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Athens
UPI
George Athanassiadis
Novas
Greece
Constantine
Stephen Stefanopoulos
George Papandreou
Scottsdale doctors await Medicare verdict in wait and see stance
Four Scottsdale physicians polled by telephone express a wait and see attitude toward Medicare. They fear possible impacts on doctor patient relations and recruitment if the program intrudes too far, while noting existing subsidies and concerns over Social Security funding. Some warn Medicare could strain hospitals with more diagnoses and treatments to secure coverage.
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Scottsdale
Joe Best
Gare
Boyd Metcalf
Blue Cross
Metcalf
Henry Reuss
Johnson
Medicare QandA on eligibility enrollment and benefits
Social Security offices expect many inquiries about the new Medicare program which covers 19 million Americans over 65. The answers cover eligibility, enrollment timing, cost sharing, nursing home and home health care, mental health, and physician bill rules with emphasis on separate funding and timelines.
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Louis Cassels
Washington
UPI
Social Security
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
City Councilman questions church signage need
Councilman B L Tims on Tuesday night challenged churches erecting signs saying their product is wanted without advertising. A gallery member argued signs are needed to direct people to the right church.
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B. L. Tims
Mayors urge Goddard to intervene in Arizona strike
Mayors across Arizona pressed Governor Goddard to end a two month construction strike during a Tucson Press Club session. Phoenix Mayor Milton Graham led the appeal by urging other mayors to back intervention while Graham was in Rapid City for a nuclear meeting. The group says the strike cost the state about 75 million dollars and a Saturday meeting between the Operating Engineers and the industry is planned at 2 30 p.m.
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Phoenix
UPI
Goddard
Arizona
Tucson Press Club
Milton Graham
Graham
Rapid City
S.D
U.S
70Th St
Hayden Rd
City of Tempe
Princess Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Safeway
N. Scottsdale Rd
Tempe to vote on one percent sales tax
Tempers in Tempe rise as residents head to polls on September 21 to decide a city one percent sales tax. If approved, the levy would start November 1 after City Council approval this week.
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Tempe
UPI
City council approves paving bids on Camelback Road extension
Bids Tuesday night for Camelback Road extension from Miller Road to 82nd Street target a 125000 project to add four lanes with a median across Indian Bend Wash. The aim is to move traffic off Indian School Road and finish by year start.
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Camelback Rd
Miller Rd
82Nd St
Marc Stragier
Indian Bend Wash
Indian School Rd
Stragier
More Job Corps Scandals Seen
Washington officials anticipate ongoing minor scandals and conflicts with local officials in the Job Corps program as Otis A. Singletary notes that moving 10 000 to 12 000 youths from poverty will bring incidents. He says many problems were unexpected and will require time to manage.
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Washington
UPI
Otis A. Singletary
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