Scottsdale Garage Blaze Causes 11000 Dollar Damage
A water heater ignited spilled gasoline in a Scottsdale garage at 8300 E Cypress St Sunday afternoon, causing 11000 dollars in damage as flames reached the attic. Harold Stanfield reported flash burns to his face but no treatment was needed. Eight Rural Metro units and 22 firefighters fought the fire with no other injuries.
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Harold Stanfield
Cypress St
Scottsdale
Weldon Paxton
Rural Metro Fire Department
Paxton
E. Cypress St
Obituary Notice for William J. Connelly
William J. Connelly, 56, of 8601 E Hazelwood Dr, died Sunday at St Joseph's Hospital. Born in New York, he moved to the Valley 11 years ago from New Jersey. He served in the Air Force in World War II and worked 31 years as a flight service manager for Trans World Airlines. Survived by wife Joan and five daughters Patricia, Carol, Virginia, Eileen, and Theresa, all of Scottsdale, plus one sister out of state. Visitation is until 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Rosary 8 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment private.
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William J. Connelly
E. Hazelwood Drive
St. Joseph’s Hospital
New York
Mr. Connelly
The
Valley
New Jersey
Air Force
Trans- World Airlines
Eileen
Theresa
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Road
Barbara Johnson Memorial Service in Chandler United Methodist Church
Barbara A. Johnson 43 died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial. Memorial services set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Chandler United Methodist Church. Survivors include husband Robert N. and children Robert Andrew Jeri. parents Herbert and wife of Ohio. private burial at Green Acres Gardens. Memorials requested to Chandler United Methodist Church Barbara Johnson Memorial Fund.
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Chandler United Methodist Church
West Williams Field Road
California Street
Chandler
Barbara A. Johnson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
West Virginia
Robert N
Robert
Andrew
Jeri Johnson
Mésa
Herbert Hunt
Ohio
Out of State
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Rd
Barbara Johnson
Andrus urged to form task force on Arizona water claims
Arizona state water engineer urged Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus to create a task force including federal state local and Indian representatives to resolve disputed water claims in Arizona. Attorneys for three central Arizona Indian tribes opposed outsiders involvement and urged careful internal study.
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Phoenix
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Arizona
Wes Steiner
Steiner
Federal Register
Federal Water Resources Council
Jimmy Carter
Guy R. Martin
Water Resource Policy Committee
Martin
Indian Affairs
Raul Castro
Arizona Water Commission
Z. Simpson Cox
Gila River
Vance describes Chinese leaders as confident and relaxed in power
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance reports to President Carter that Chinese leaders feel secure and more relaxed than in the past, signaling a propitious moment for renewed high level contact. No immediate plans for Carter to visit Peking. recognition of Peking remains a long-term goal.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Carter
China
Vance
Peking
White House
Meng
Walter F. Mondale
Harold Brown
Zbigniew Br
Africa
Middle East
Scottsdale debates private street rule changes
A Scottsdale subdivision ordinance revision to limit private streets stalls at staff level. Daniel Raby cites lack of consensus on form and intent while council member Richard Campana notes many private streets in five subdivisions and worries homeowners may seek public dedication. City attorney Richard Filler suggested restricting private streets with specific exceptions.
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Scottsdale
Daniel Raby
Richard Campana
Campana
Raby
Richard Filler
Man Injured by Flintlock Gunshot Near Showlow
A Mesa man identified as David F Lambert is listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with a back gunshot wound from an antique flintlock rifle. He was treated after being brought to Navapache Hospital in Show Low by friends and later admitted Friday night.
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Mesa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Showlow
David-F-Lambert
S.-Extension
Scottsdale Memorial
Lambert
Navapache Hospital
DeConcini to Hold Public Forum in City Hall
Senator Dennis DeConcini will host a public forum Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. at City Hall kiva 3939 Civic Center Plaza inviting residents to raise civic issues and propose legislative solutions. He will also address the Democratic Luncheon Club at noon at the Elks Club 6398 E Oak St.
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Dennis DeConcini
Dariz
City Hall Kiva
Civic Center Plaza
DeConcini
Democratic
Elks Club
E. Oak St
Udall urges Lance resignation to spare Carter embarrassment
Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona called for Budget Director Bert Lance to resign to avoid further embarrassment for the Carter administration over Lance's incomplete disclosure of financial holdings. Udall voiced his stance at a Prescott College reunion Sunday.
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Prescott
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Bert Lance
Carter
Lance
Udall
Prescott College
Stabbing at Phoenix gas station sparks murder arrest
A 23 year old Belvedere Illinois man Dennis W McCoy was arrested after a motorcycle crash following the fatal stabbing of Larry Hamlin 32 at a Phoenix gas station during a drinking party. Authorities say the incident occurred early morning and McCoy is being investigated for murder. In Payson Arizona the Episcopal Diocese plans court action over St Pauls Church dispute over vicar appointment and church doctrine as bishops were denied entry during tense confrontation.
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Phoenix
Clinois
Dennis W. McCoy
Belvedere
West Phoenix
Larry Hamlin
Payson
Arizona
Stagecoach Crash Injures 11 Rides In Old Tucson Incident
A stagecoach overturned near Old Tucson after the horses bolted when spooked. Driver Roxanne Bueton, 21, reported a bump caused the coach to roll onto its side. Eleven passengers were hospitalized after the Saturday afternoon mishap.
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Tucson
Old Tucson
Stagecoach
Roxanne Bueton
NOW Targets Mormon Church in ERA Battle
The National Organization for Women singles out the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a principal foe in the fight over the Equal Rights Amendment. Meridith Little, NOW Tucson president, says the church helped block the amendment in the Arizona Legislature.
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Tucson
National Organization For Women
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Arizona
Meridith Little
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Carol
Virginia
Denturist Association of
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Granada Rd
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Scottsdale Rd
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D.A.A
Andrus
Flintlock
Sen
Scottsdale Senior Center
East 2Nd Street
City Hall
Scottsdale Public Library
Airport
Butherus Drive
Suite K
William C. Jenkins
Clif Save
Associated Press
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East McDowell
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