Ditch Drain Plan Aims Mosquito Relief At McCormick Ranch
Casa del Sur tenants complain of a stagnant ditch behind the complex feeding mosquitos. County vector control notes a potential problem but directs action to the McCormick Ranch Homeowners Association which plans to spray and install a sump pump to drain to Indian Bend Wash.
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Don Burleson
McCormick Ranch
Casa del Sur
Bob Johnstone
McCormick
Chris Shue
Léo Collins
Janie Kurtz
Alpha Beta
Collins
Kurtz
John Faulds
Tom Engelthaler
George Fretz
Fretz
Indian Bend Wash
Stolen Cash and Jewelry From Rosalind Lattin Home
Police report more than 1100 dollars in cash and jewelry missing from the home of Rosalind Lattin at 7430 E. Chaparral Rd. The items included an 800 dollar 30 inch 14 karat gold chain and other valuables kept in a living room cabinet and a plaster figurine housing additional jewelry.
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Rosalind Lattin
E. Chaparral Rd
Lattin
Obituary of Virginia Bonnell Craft Shop owner
Virginia Irene Bonnell 60 owner of the White Hogan Craft Shop died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital Phoenix Born in Pennsylvania she moved to Arizona in 1936 and lived in the Valley 25 years The shop moved from near Flagstaff to Camp Verde Grand Canyon and Scottsdale It is the oldest continuously operated craft store in the area She is survived by son Jon B Bonnell and three grandchildren Services Friday at 2 pm Messinger Mortuary Friends may call today 7 to 9 pm Memorials to Maricopa Cancer Society.
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Virginia Irene Bonnell
White Hogan
Doctor’s Hospital
Phoenix
Pennsylvania
Bonnell
E. Marion Way
Jon. B. Bonnell
Paradise Valley
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Maricopa Cancer Society
Rosary and Funeral Services for Margaret W. Holden
Margaret W. Holden 88 died Wednesday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Rosary is Friday at 8 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Phoenix. Mass is Saturday at 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment in St. Francis Cemetery Phoenix. Survivors include daughter Barbara Werner and sisters Rita Marks and Mary Marino.
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Margaret W. Holden
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Phoenix
Holden
Calle del Medio
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Pennsylvania
Providence, R.I
Visitation for Raymond C. Schirmer in Scottsdale
Raymond Charles Schirmer 69 died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation Friday from noon to 9 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd. Service and interment in Melrose Park Illinois. Survived by wife Catherine and sister Marie Norman of Riverside Illinois. Born in Chicago, he moved to the Valley seven years ago.
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Raymond Charles Schirmer
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Melrose Park
Ill
Schirmer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago
The
Valley
Open meeting ruling sparks fire among Garfield officials
Garfield objects to Attorney General Babbitt's ruling that secret sessions by state agencies violate open meeting laws. He warns it will slow decisions and raise costs, while agency heads say they will comply and continue open discussions where possible.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commissioner
Ernest Garfield
Bruce Babbitt
Cormmission
Babbitt
Garfield
Arizona
Bab
Carl Biehler
State Egg Inspection Board
Woman held in theft tied to Old Territorial Shop loss
Glendale woman Kay Lowry, 32, faces federal charges of interstate transportation of stolen property in the July 29 theft of $800 in wholesale jewelry from the Old Territorial Shop. She was identified by a shop employee and is jailed in Las Vegas. FBI says Hutchinson and Lowry also aided a Levi Strauss shirt theft in Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Glendale
Territorial
E. Main St
Tom Hill
Kay Lowry
Las Vegas
Nev
Levi Straus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hill
Rita Neal
Missouri
James E. Hutchinson
FBI
Hutchinson
Lowry
Phoenix
Kissinger Arrives in Israel Amid Tight Security
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger lands at Ben-Gurion amid the heaviest security ever for a visiting dignitary. Police say they thwarted a suspected assassination plot and detained an American-Israeli as authorities guarded the airport. Demonstrations flare as peace talks loom.
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Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
Israel
Jerusalem
Haifa
Lebanon
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
Moshe Dayan
Dinitz
APS employees win 8 percent raise in arbitration
California arbitrator awards about 1,600 Arizona Public Service Co. employees an eight percent pay raise. The utility confirmed the ruling and said contracts will reflect the increase.
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APS
Phoenix
California
Arizona Public Service Co
Safety projects urged to cut state accident losses
Gov Raul Castro orders a new drive to strengthen safety programs for state employees to reduce state losses from accidents. In Tucson eighty percent of Pima County deputies seek other jobs amid low morale from layoff threats, says deputy and Fraternal Order of Police official C R Powell. In Lake Havasu City divers and amateur explorers plan to search the lake bottom for evidence of 19th century riverboat trade on the Colorado River.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Tucson
Pima County
C.R. Powell
Order of Police
Lake Havasu City
Lake Havasu
Colorado River
Prospecting at Commonwealth Mine Sparks Silver and Gold Drive
Silver and gold exploration resumes at the Commonwealth Mine site once famed for rich yields. Historical notes show the mine produced eight million dollars in silver and two and a half million in gold around the turn of the century, prompting renewed activity.
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Pearce
Old Commonwealth
One-third of Viet vets are jobless in Arizona
The AP reports up to one third of Vietnam era veterans in Arizona are unemployed. VA regional director Gordon Lyons says job training may help some vets find work. In July, 1,273 veterans used GI bill training benefits, with 940 in jobs and 333 in apprenticeships.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Veterans Administration
Gordon Lyons
Lyons
Jewel theft suspected at Ashton Gallery
A turquoise and gold ring valued at 2850 dollars and a three strand turquoise and coral bead necklace valued at 1400 dollars were reported missing from the Ashton Gallery at 7045 Third Ave. Police said the wall display case with a locking glass door was found unlocked and open around 2 p.m. after being secured at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Sharon W. Ashton of Scottsdale reported the loss.
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Ashton Gallery
Third Ave
Sharon W. Ashton
Scottsdale
Ashton
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