Students vow to pursue independent paper at SCC
Scottsdale Community College students press for an independent student newspaper despite MCCCD rules tying campus papers to journalism classes. The MCCCD board kept papers under supervision but ordered further study, while student leaders threaten legal action if no board of publications is allowed.
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Todd Schwarz
Scottsdale Community
SCC
Maricopa County Community College
Richard Lang
New Leaf
MCCCD
Schwarz
Lang
Muriel Small
Phoenix College
Jeremy Butler
Witzeman Pushes Fire Sprinkler Codes for City
Rural Metro Fire Protection head Louis A. Witzeman urged Scottsdale council to adopt a new fire code requiring sprinklers in many new commercial and industrial buildings two stories or more, and in multi family buildings three stories plus, with 7500 square foot single story commercial buildings included. The proposal excludes single family homes and is not retroactive. some council members favored expanding coverage, while others urged focusing on residences.
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Witzeman
Scottsdale
Herb Drinkwater
Paul Messinger
Richard Campana
Obituary of Byron M Meurlott Army Colonel Retired
Byron M. Meurlott 72 of 5002 E. Earls Drive died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A retired Army colonel he led counterintelligence units in Hawaii Korea and Japan during WWII and finished as headquarters commandant at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. Survived by his wife Kitty a son Byron two brothers four sisters five grandchildren and four stepchildren. Services and burial in Hawaii National Cemetery Honolulu. Visitation 1 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary in Phoenix.
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Byron M. Meurlott
E. Earls Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Meurlott
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Korea
Japan
Arizona
Lake Oswego
Ore
Kitty
Byron
Hawaii National Cemetery
Honolulu
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Zeiner Services Held for 76 Year Old in Arizona
Helen Zeiner 76 died Monday at St. Luke's Hospital. Services set for 9 a.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary. Burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include husband Jacob children Arthur J and Charlotte Broeder four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Born in Hungary she moved to Arizona in 1942.
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Helen Zeiner
St. Luke’s Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Zeiner
E. Piccadilly Road
Jacob
Arthur J
Charlotte Broeder
Two Scottsdale deaths probed by ex officio coroner
Dan Roth ordered investigations into the deaths of Donald Lopeman and Byron Meurlott. Lopeman, 14, died from a gunshot wound at his home after his family found him. Meurlott, 72, died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital from a ruptured aortic aneurysm after ambulance transport.
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Dan Roth
Scottsdale
Donald Chris Lopeman
E. Sage
Lopeman
Marilyn Lopeman
Byron Meurlott
E. Earl Drive
Scottsdale Memorial
Talley probe widens beyond Arizona
The investigation into alleged misconduct by State Real Estate Commissioner J. Fred Talley has expanded beyond Arizona. Attorney General Warner Lee said the probe is broader than expected and investigator Robert Corbin has questioned witnesses in Massachusetts and California as well as Arizona.
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Phoenix
UPI
J. Fred Talley
Arizona
Warner Lee
Robert Corbin
Lee
Massachusetts
California
Justices of the Peace Back Indigent Defense Stance
Prescott JP Lee Waggoner says tax funded attorneys under the indigent clause of new state criminal procedure rules burden taxpayers. Central and western Arizona justices favor returning to the old standard to determine indigence. Tucson official cites growth slowdown, urges attracting clean manufacturing while noting government jobs comprise about a quarter of area employment and are vulnerable to change.
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Prescott
Justices of the Peace
JP Lee Waggoner
Central
Northwestern
Arizona
Tucson
David Richmond
Burglars Steal Six Tons of Meat From Phoenix Firm
Thieves broke into the Kachina Meat and Provision Co. by the roof and hauled 180 boxes of bull meat valued at 9600 dollars from Arizona and Australia out through a roll up door. Police were informed Tuesday.
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Phoenix
Kachina Meat and Provision Co
Arizona
Australia
Attorney general race heats up across Arizona fields
Incumbent Republican Warner Lee faces Democratic hopefuls Bruce Babbitt Sid Rosen and others as they attack trading ties to Babbitt Brothers Trading Co on the Navajo reservation. FTC consent decree and alleged consumer practices fuel the dispute. Other candidates push crime, tax, and inflation remedies while Goldwater opposes amnesty for draft dodgers.
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Warner Lee
Bruce Babbitt
Lee
Babbitt
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co
Sid Rosen
Rosen
FTC
Three-Vehicle Collision Sends Teens to Hospital
A 15-year-old Scottsdale boy Charles Fernaro remains in critical condition at Mesa Lutheran Hospital after a Tuesday afternoon crash on McDowell Road near Bush Highway. Involved were a car driven by 16-year-old William Dildine who ran a stop sign, a pickup driven by Berry Paceley, and a second pickup with five passengers including 15-year-old Richard Perry, who also is hospitalized in critical condition. Dildine and Paceley face citations for stop-sign violation and reckless passing respectively.
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Scottsdale
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Charles Fernaro
E. Latham
Rick Athey
William Dildine
E. Roosevelt
McDowell Road
Bush Highway
Berry Paceley
Phoenix
Richard Perry
Paceley
Richard Sandul
Tempe
Sandal
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Athey
Dildine
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Hungary
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Ariz
United Press International
Jps
Jack Ross
Cost of Living Council
Raul Castro
Paradise Valley
William Jacquin
Jonathan Marshall
U.S. Senate
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Mesa Rotary Club Today
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Congress
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Rhodes
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Goldwater
Nixon
East Thomas Road
Paradise
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