Scottsdale Faces Big Drug Problem with 2000+ Addicts
Health officials estimate as many as 4185 drug users in the Scottsdale area, including about 2072 heroin addicts, based on county data. Local agencies cite a lack of Scottsdale services while police expand a narcotics team to combat dealers and assist residents seeking help.
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Scottsdale
State Department of Health Services
Vista del Camino
Jim Fausel
Health Department
Fausel
Valle del Sol
Codac
Terros
Tino D'Ando
South Phoenix
Scottsh
D’ando
Scotts
Chuck Hunter
Hunter
Center
State Health Department
City to be bartender for Scottsdale Arts Center opening
Scottsdale City Council votes 4 2 to bid for a city liquor license for the Arts Center. A license purchase is estimated at 17 000 to 20 000 dollars. The plan would boost first year profit to 31740 dollars and rising annual gains, with final approval due from the State Liquor Board by September 26 ahead of an October opening.
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Herb Drinkwater
Dave Roark
Camelback Rd
Roark
Billie Gentry
State Liquor Board
Center For the Arts
Ford to speak at Republican fund-raising dinner in Phoenix
President Ford plans to address a GOP fund-raising dinner in Phoenix between September 19 and 22. Wayne Legg, chairman of the Trunk 'n Task Club, said the $50-a-plate event will be part of Ford’s Southwest tour. Final date to be announced by Thursday morning.
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Phoenix
Ford
GOP
Wayne Legg
Trunk ‘N Task Club
Trunk ’N Task Club
Arizona
Legg
Phoenix dentist sues in son shooting case for 3.5 million
Dr. Peter P. Jesik files a civil suit in Maricopa County Court naming the Maricopa County Community College District Phoenix College and the Community Colleges of Arizona state board as defendants. In Flagstaff the U S Forest Service threatens to cancel the use permit for Arizona Snow Bowl over nonpayment of fees.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Peter P. Jesik
Flagstaff
U.S. Forest Service
Arizona Snow Bowl
San Francisco Peaks
Two men charged in alien fraud case in Phoenix
The Arizona attorney general filed a complaint charging Tony G. Rivas, 42, and Juan Vasques Jr., 40, with defrauding aliens seeking citizenship. The scheme allegedly involved clients who used services of a firm tied to Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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Phoenix
United States
Tony G. Rivas
Juan Vasques Jr
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Phoenix man sues attorney over son’s sex slay defense
John C. Treadaway files a $325 000 superior court suit against Phoenix attorney Marvin Johnson alleging overcharging for his son’s defense in the sex slaying of a 6 year old boy. The claim cites a $15 964 overcharge.
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Phoenix
John C. Treadaway
Marvin Johnson
Subdividers resist new Arizona for sale law
David McIntyre of the Arizona Real Estate Department told the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors on Monday that subdividers oppose a new state for sale law. He argued the public needs better protection than in the past.
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Prescott
Arizona Real Estate Department
David McIntyre
Yavapai County Board of Supervisors
Requiem Mass for Patricia M Tobarro in Phoenix
Patricia M Tobarro 34 of Phoenix died Sunday at home after moving from Nassau to the Valley three years ago. A Requiem Mass will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St Joseph's Church with interment at St Francis Cemetery. Arrangements are by Green Acres Mortuary. Survivors include her children Robert and Donna father Joseph C Soldevere brothers Anthony and Joseph A Soldevere sister Ellen Sexton.
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Patricia M. Tobarro
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
E. Shea Blvd
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Phoenix
Green Acres Mortuary
Scottsdale
Tobarro
New York
E. Laurel Lane
Nassau
Robert
Donna
Joseph C. Soldevere
Anthony Soldevere
Joseph A. Soldevere
Ellen Sexton
Berger to seek dismissal of Warren charges
Maricopa County Attorney Moise Berger announced plans to move to dismiss charges against ex-convict and real estate promoter Ned Warren for attempting to influence public officials. The decision hinges on witness Cornwall, the state's sole link to the alleged payoffs, with Berger citing ethical and legal hurdles. Ed Lazar, a key witness, was murdered last February.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Moise Berger
Ned Warren
Berger
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Warren
James) Cornwall
Cornwall
Ed Lazar
Tucson
J. Fred Talley
Arizona
George Brooks
Water near New Mexico uranium mines shows contamination
EPA draft report found drinking water at three New Mexico plants exceeding levels of radium and selenium and containing alpha radiation. Nader group urged federal notice to 200 workers and families. Kerr-McGee United Nuclear Homestake Partners and Anaconda run the mines amid rising nuclear fuel demand.
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Washington
New Mexico
Environmental Protection Agency
National Enforcement Investigations Center
The
EPA
Ralph Nader
Public Interest Research Group
Freedom of Information Act
Nader
Kerr-McGee
United Nuclear Homestake Partners
Anaconda
Signs say worst over for home construction
Washington AP reports the US housing industry may have hit bottom after a sharp decline. July output rose 14 percent to 1.238 million units, yet remains 6 percent below July 1973 levels. Permits rose for a fourth straight month as Carla Hills urged continued recovery.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Carla A. Hills
Housing and Urban Development
Statistics En
National Association of Home Builders
Federal Energy Administration
Lawrence Kushner
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Drug Theft From Scottsdale Doctor's Office
More than $650 in pharmaceutical drugs including Demerol were stolen from Dr. William R. Gerchick at 1525 N Granite Reef Rd over the weekend. Police say the rear door was pried and this burglary was the second doctor’s office drug theft in a week.
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Scottsdale
William R. Gerchick
Granite Reef Rd
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