Scottsdale to discuss Indian pow wow site relocation
Scottsdale City Council will study leasing Salt River Indian Reservation land for the All Indian Days Pow Wow after Parks and Recreation Commission recommendation. The event draws about 36 000 visitors and has outgrown Scottsdale Stadium. The meeting also covers sludge bed funding, a Northeast Scottsdale sewer line study, and a library grant to aid homebound patrons.
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Salt River
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Center For
Council
Commission
Marianne Barnett
Scottsdale Stadium
Civic Center Plaza
Osborn Road
Parks and Recreation Commission
Barnett
Central Plains Indian Club
91St Avenue
Environmental Protection Agency
Phoenix
Temper
Mesa
Glendale
Youngtown
Ferguson, Morris and Simpson Inc
Library Extension Service
State Department of Library and Archives
Scottsdale Public Library
Judge and lawyers meet to clear way for Bolles trial
County Superior Court Judge Howard Thompson met with prosecutors and defense attorneys to advance testimony in the Bolles murder case. The proceedings relate to two men charged in the 1976 bombing death of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles, with officials aiming to move the trial forward.
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Phoenix v. Maricopa
Howard Thompson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Bisbee Considers Mexican Tax Exemption for Retail Boost
Officials in nearly all Arizona border cities decline a city sales tax exemption for Mexican citizens amid a new state exemption. Only Bisbee mayor Chuck Eads contemplates allowing some tax revenue loss to spur business. In Lake Powell, John de la Cruz, 47, exited Wahweap Lodge after a 200 mile swim shortened by winds and rough water, greeted by supporters and saying he felt tired.
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Arizona
Bisbee
Chuck Eads
Page
John de la Cruz
Lake Powell
Wahweap Lodge
de la Cruz
Arizona officials call for revisions to conflict of interest law
Tucson officials and Arizona Attorney General's Office urge changes to the 9 year old conflict of interest statute. They cite lack of definition for public officials and unclear rules on outside interests, urging stronger disclosure and better pay to reduce outside employment.
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Tucson
Arizona
Jack LaSota
Corporation Commission
Legi
Scottsdale Students Start Later Than Most Districts
About 25 000 Scottsdale School District students will return to classes on September 7, the last among Maricopa County districts to begin the 1977 78 year. Other districts opened in August or September with varied calendars, and teachers begin September 1. Veterans Day break is planned for November 11 and summer dismissal is June 1.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Tempe
Kyrene
Gilbert
Paradise Valley
Phoenix Union High
Mesa
Fountain Hills
Chandler
Arizona State University
Man Hospitalized After Scottsdale Crash At Indian Bend
A 20 year old Phoenix man listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Sunday morning single car crash at Scottsdale and Indian Bend Roads. Passenger James Faherty, 1720 E Cherry Lynn Rd Phoenix, rode with driver David L Estram 18 of 3209 W Belmont St Phoenix who was treated and released. Estram was temporarily pinned behind the steering wheel and freed by rescue personnel.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
Indian Bend
James Faherty
E. Cherry Lynn Rd
David L. Estram
Belmont St
Scottsdale Memorial
Estram
Humphrey Walks Fast After Cancer Surgery
Sen Hubert Humphrey remains in upbeat spirits at University of Minnesota Hospitals after surgery last Thursday revealed terminal cancer of the pelvis. Doctors say he is recovering quickly and could be released by Thursday or Friday.
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John Najarian
Humphrey
Obituary for Pearl C. Neeley
Pearl C. Neeley 79 of 5117 N. Bist St. died Sunday in Desert Terrace Nursing Home. Born in Tennessee she moved to the Valley in 1948 from Michigan and worked for Montgomery Ward before retirement. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. Interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park.
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Pearl C. Neeley
N. Bist St
Desert Terrace Nursing Home
Tennessee
Miss Neeley
The
Valley
Michigan
Montgomery Ward and Co
Paradise Chapel Funeral Home
E. Indian School Rd
Memory Lawn
Memorial Park
N. 27Th Ave
Water supply deemed adequate for Arizona, Andrus says
Secretary of Interior Cecil Andrus told Rep. Eldon Rudd that there is no water related basis for banks to pull funding from Arizona. He stated that after a modified Central Arizona Project is completed, Arizona's water supplies will support future development with some reduced irrigated acreage. He added no further federal research is planned as the state's three phase plan and groundwater study suffice.
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Washington
Cecil Andrus
Arizona
Eldon Rudd
R-Ariz
Andrus
Central Arizona
Rudd
Groundwater Management Study Commission
Armed robbery suspect arrested in liquor store heist
A 22 year old man, Gary Leroy Lyons, is jailed on $3,300 bond as a suspect in a $180 armed robbery at Polynesian Liquors on East McDowell Road late Saturday. Police say he pointed a small caliber handgun at the manager, fled on foot with cash, and was arrested about two hours later on East Belleview. Manager Harry Sasser, 52, fired four shots in the air as the suspect fled. No weapon or money recovered. investigators anticipate more arrests.
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E. McDowell Rd
Gary Leroy Lyons
E. Belleview St
Apt. 4
Lyons
East Belleview
Manger
Harry Sasser
Sasser
68Th
Villetta Avenues
Russell N. Colvin 75 Dies After Retirement Move to Valley
Russell N. Colvin 75 of 8416 E Montebello died Sunday at Medicenter. Born in Missouri he moved to the Valley in 1967 after retiring from the AAA Wisconsin insurance division. He is survived by wife Marjorie and three grandchildren. services 3 p.m. Tuesday at All Saints Episcopal Church. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Russell N. Colvin
E. Montebello
Medicenter
Missouri
Mr. Colvin
American Automobile Association
Wisconsin
All Saints Episcopal Church
Central Ave
Colvin
Marjorie
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Anne S Iverson Rites Held for Chicago Nurse
Private services were held Sunday for Anne S. Iverson 72 who died Friday. A native of Norway she moved to Chicago in 1920 and worked as a nurse for the Cradle Adoption Home. She later joined the William Benton family estate at 5520 E Camelback Rd. Survived by one brother in Norway. Arcadia Funeral handled arrangements.
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Anne S. Iverson
Norway
Miss Iverson
Chicago
Cradle Adoption Home
The
William
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America Academy of Dentists
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19Th Ave
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Arcadia Funeral Home
Saxony
Del-Mar
Flexalum
W.k. May
N. Central
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