City Moves To Bar Nepotism In City Jobs
The city council tentatively approves an ordinance to bar spouses from working in the same department and to prohibit relatives of council members city manager or department heads from appointments. The measure, not retroactive, creates a personnel board for grievances and hearings on wrongful discharge. Vice Mayor Hink objects to council appointments to the board.
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Roy E. Heissner
Heissner
Heinz Hink
Paradise Valley Hotel Variance Appeal Heads to Court
Superior Court Judge Phillip A. Marquardt will hear a Friday appeal by Howard Johnson's resort developers Robert Wilson and Peter J Rallo of St. Louis to overturn Paradise Valley's Board of Adjustments. The board denied a variance for a 13.54 acre site for a 225 room hotel on Scottsdale and Jackrabbit Roads. The developers seek court relief to force town review while officials say plans cannot proceed without a variance or more land. The 2 million hotel plan faces a 9:30 a m hearing.
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Paradise Valley
Phillip A. Marquardt
Robert Wilson
Peter J Rallo
St. Louis
Adjustment Board
Scottsdale
Jackrabbit
Superior Court
Arcadia Grad Dies in Bogota Airliner Crash
A 1967 Arcadia High School graduate, Christopher Logan, 24, and Marsha Ann Canby, 24, were among four Americans killed when a Colombian airliner struck a mountainside near Bogota. Logan, ASU 1971 graduate with a finance degree, Peace Corps volunteer in the Dominican Republic. Canby, Camleback High School 1967 alum, Gamma Phi Beta member.
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Arcadia High School
Bogota
Colombia
United States
Arcadia
Christopher Logan
R. Crawford Logan
E. Calle Redondo
Marsha Ann Canby
Robert A. Canby
21St St
Cartagena
Logan
Arizona State University
Peace Corps
Dominican Republic
Miss Canby
Camleback High School
Girls League
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Obituary for Glen E. Bedell Soldiered Veteran and IRS official
Glen E. Bedell 51 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Paradise Chapel with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include wife Marjorie, son Steven, daughter Ellen, and brother Merle. Contribute to the Heart Fund. He served in World War II and held IRS posts in Phoenix Reno Seattle.
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Glen E. Bedell
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Bedell
N. 86Th Pl
Veterans Administration
Phoenix
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Reno
Seattle
Marjorie R
Steven
Sacramento
Calif
Ellen Bedell
Fresno
Merle
Services for Dale L. Lynch in Scottsdale
Dale L. Lynch 49 died Monday while visiting Council Bluffs. Services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Messinger Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Cemetery. Lynch lived at 8138 E. Picadilly Rd in Scottsdale for 18 years and is survived by Pauline two sons Roger and R Craig a daughter Sherry Newman a brother and two sisters and two granddaughters and two grandsons.
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Dale L. Lynch
Council Bluffs
Town
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Mr. Lynch
E. Picadilly
Pauline
Roger
Phoenix
R. Craig
Scottsdale
Sherry Newman
Joseph A Lehn rites set in Milwaukee. 94
Burial for Joseph A Lehn 94 who died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital will be in Milwaukee. Friends may call until 9 pm today at Messinger Mortuary on Indian School Road. He was a retired heavy equipment operator born in Richfield Wisconsin and moved to the Valley 12 years ago from Milwaukee. Survivors include two sons Irvin of Scottsdale and Willard of Milwaukee and five grandchildren.
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Joseph A. Lehn
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Milwaukee
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Mr. Lehn
Nixon flees reporters in Southern California chase
President Nixon drove away from pursuing reporters during a California trip as Secret Service blocked news cars. The White House said he sought privacy, ending a news service alert agreement and prompting reporters to chase him solo near Oceanside and Camp Pendleton.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
California
Secret Service
Ronald Ziegler
United Press International
Associated Press
White House
Pat
Tricia Cox
Oceanside
Calif
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Ziegler
Red Beach
Camp Pendleton
Doss Indicted in Phoenix College Student's Murder
Charles Doss was indicted by the Maricopa County Grand Jury on a murder charge in the death of Porter Jesik II, a Phoenix College student, occurring last Wednesday. The grand jury indictment bars a planned preliminary hearing next week as hearings are not granted to those under indictment.
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Phoenix
Charles Doss
Maricopa County
Grand Jury
Phoenix College
Porter Jesik II
Phoenix Charter Committee trims council candidate list
The Charter Government Selection Committee, a 25 member group, narrowed its planned endorsements for city council to fewer than 12 after a Tuesday night meeting held behind closed doors. Charter candidates have dominated elections since 1949.
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Phoenix
Charter
Prison design contract eyed for Maricopa County facility
The Joint Legislative Budget Committee will seek authorization next month to hire an architect to design a new medium security prison in Maricopa County. Earlier this year the Legislature allocated 5.1 million dollars for construction. A special legislative committee will study changing the gasoline tax revenue sharing formula to address concerns that cities are shorted under current distributions among state county and city governments.
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Phoenix
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Maricopa County
Woman Held in Valley National Bank Robbery
Laureen Ardinger twenty one of Mesa was arrested Tuesday in connection with Monday’s robber y at a Valley National Bank branch. FBI identified her and local police detained her. About 2141 dollars stolen were recovered at the time of arrest.
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Mesa
Valley National Bank
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Laureen Ardinger
Paul J. Mohr
Grand jury resumes probe into Fannin drunk driving charge
A Phoenix grand jury reconvened Tuesday to probe the dismissal of a drunk driving charge against Sen. Paul Fannin. Testimony was heard from City Attorney Joe Purcell and Chief City Prosecutor Jim Carter.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
Joe Purcell
Jim Carter
Robbery at Apache Liquors Nets $135
Police report an armed robbery at Apache Liquors on Scottsdale Road Tuesday morning. A teen suspect entered, pointed a shotgun at clerk I J Sellers, demanded cash, concealed the weapon with a towel, and fled after the silent alarm alerted officers.
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N. Scottsdale, Rd
Kershner
Sellers
Bicyclist, Driver Injured In Scottsdale Road Collision
A 14 year old boy was struck by a northbound car while crossing McDonald Drive at Scottsdale Road. He is in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The driver Dwight H. Eddy 55 of Phoenix had a green light. The boy was cited for an unsafe turning movement. A separate incident left a 62 year old woman injured after her car hit a parked vehicle on North 70th Street. Eunice H. Ninemire 6721 E. McDowell Rd. treated and released. She was cited for driving while intoxicated.
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McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Gregory S. Rowe
68Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
McDonald
Dwight H. Eddy
Phoenix
Eddy
Scottsdale
70Th Street
Eunice H. Ninemire
E. McDowell Rd
Valley Sees Slim Rain Chances Amid Driest August Yet
Forecasters say moist air from the east brings a slight chance of late afternoon or early night showers in the Valley today and Thursday. August in Phoenix stands as the driest on record with no measurable rainfall at Sky Harbor so far this month. highs near 104 and overnight lows around the upper 70s, with 10 to 20 percent chances of rain and light dust.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Sky Harbor
Paradise Valley teachers slate orientation for new hires
The Paradise Valley School District will hold an orientation luncheon for all new teachers this Thursday at 1 p.m. at Moon Valley Country Club. One hundred twenty five new instructors join the district this fall as schools open Tuesday.
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Paradise Valley
Moon Valley Country Club
Refuse Dumpster Fires Keep Scottsdale Firefighters Busy
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department rushed to 11 dumpster fires between midnight and 1 a.m. in an area along Scottsdale Road between Chaparral and Thomas. Firefighters reported no damage to nearby buildings.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Chaparral
Thomas Roads
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