City weighs nine land buys for Indian Bend Wash greenbelt
Scottsdale plans to acquire nine parcels for the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt with an appraised value around 176 thousand dollars and may seek condemnation if negotiations fail. Council to authorize offers and call bids for an earthen dike at Eldorado Park to protect homes and Tonto Elementary School, estimated at 190 thousand dollars plus 25 thousand for drainage. half of the cost expected from the Maricopa County Flood Control District.
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Scottsdale
Indian Bend Wash
Eldorado Park
Tonto Elementary
Maricopa County
Paradise Valley Sets Dec 15 Deadline for Voter Sign Ups
Paradise Valley residents have two weeks to register for the February 3 primary. Town Clerk Mary Ann Brines urges a Dec 15 deadline and notes registration at Town Hall 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Voters may register with any Maricopa County registrar or by calling 262-3601 for locations.
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Paradise Valley
Mary Ann Brines
Brines
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Maricopa County
Obituary for Franklin Screws
Franklin Screws 87 died Saturday in a local hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix interment Valley of the Sun Memorial Gardens Chandler. Survivors include wife Sarah F. and several children, 27 grandchildren, 59 great grandchildren, 11 great great grandchildren.
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Franklin
A. L. Moore and Sons
W. Adams
Valley of the Sun Memorial Gardens
Chandler
Sarah F
Bill Wallace
Joe Anderson
Jack Austin
D'Annie Sanders
Ervin
Phoenix
James W. Stover services set for Smokey Stover
James W. Stover known as Smokey, 67, dies en route to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 6840 E Windsor and worked as a fence supervisor for O'Malley Companies for 16 years. Visitation this evening 7 to 9. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He was a native of Washington and member of BPOE Lodge No. 1204. Survived by son Jim Jr of Scottsdale, daughter Toni Gish of Federal Way, Washington, two brothers, three sisters, and four grandchildren, all out of state.
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James W. “Smokey” Stover
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Stover
Washington
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Windsor
Bette
Jim Jr
Scottsdale
Toni Gish
Federal Way
Wash
State
Messana 79 Dies. services set in Scottsdale
Ignazio Messana 79 born in Italy died Saturday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. He lived at 5029 E Presidio Rd Scottsdale since moving from Brooklyn NY. WW I veteran withMass and rosary details and interment at St Francis Cemetery Phoenix. Frances D Anna of Scottsdale, a brother in Italy, sister Nina out of state, and two grandchildren survive.
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Ignazio Messana
Italy
John C. Lincoln Hospital
E. Presidio Road
Messana
Scottsdale
Brooklyn
N.Y
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
N. 40Th Street
St. Francis
E. Oak
Phoenix
Francesca
Frances D'Anna
Nina
Computer committee's advice to be reviewed by school board
A citizen computer selection committee's recommendation to upgrade Scottsdale School Districts computer system for educational use will be reviewed by the school board Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Cocopah School. The panel narrowed bids to Univac 707 and Burroughs 1726, with Lambert contesting the process and bidding.
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Scottsdale
Cocopah School
E. Cholla Rd
Walter Levi
Univac
Maricopa County Community
Regents plan higher tuition and tougher admission for state universities
Dwight Patterson the new Arizona regent says universities must raise out of state tuition and tighten entrance standards to ease overcrowding. He predicts increasing community college enrollment and backs open meetings and a public focus for regents. Patterson, Tempe born and NAU graduate, has long tied to Democratic politics.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Board of Regents
Dwight Patterson
Raul Castro
Kenneth Bentson
Mesa
Maricopa County Community College District
Patterson
Slick road crash injures three on Pima Road
Three people were treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after their late model Volkswagen sedan flipped three times on a wet Pima Road dip. Kim A. Moen 16 drove, Shari L. Kowal 16 and Kathleen D. Moen 15 escaped serious injury. Police cited brake failure as a possible cause. Kim Moen was not cited. In a separate incident, Janie M. Wilson 66 and James H. Wilson 66 were injured lightly in a two car crash at 68th Street and McDowell Road. Wilson cited for failure to stop for a red light.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Pima Road
Kim A. Moen
Granite Reef Rd
Shari L. Kowal
Mockingbird Lane
Kathleen D. Moen
Cajon
Calif
Moen
Mesa
Maricopa County Hospital
68Th Street
McDowell Road
Janie M. Wilson
James H. Wilson
Wilson
McDowell
Ted D. Cotner
Phoenix
James Wilson
Cotner
Four City Officials Attend National League of Cities Meeting
Four city officials will attend the National League of Cities Congress of Cities in Miami and later visit federal officials in Washington. Billie Gentry Dr Heinz Hink City Manager Franklin Aleshire and George Britton will participate in Miami through Thursday with Hink as voting delegate and committee member. They will meet Arizona representatives and officials from USACE HUD DOT and the Urban Institute.
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National League of Cities
Miami
Washington
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Franklin D. Aleshire
George Britton
League
Hink
Scottsdale
Gentry
Aleshire
Britton
Arizona
Army Corps of Engineers
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Transportation
The
Urban Institute
Orientation planned for new SCC students
Scottsdale Community College schedules an orientation at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Student Center lounge for all new students including mid year high school graduates and eligible seniors. Speakers cover advisement registration and activities. Students may get a priority number to pre register next week.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Tempe man gets year probation for bribery case
A 26 year old Tempe man Michael Rountree pleaded no contest to bribery after a Scottsdale officer reported he offered $20 to drop a traffic fine and avoid points. Judge Dorothy M. Carson imposed one year probation after Rountree was arrested in June and charged following the April incident.
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Tempe
Scottsdale
Sharon Bozik
Superior Court
Dorothy M. Carson
Michael Rountree
Bozik
Rountree
Round-up: Woodcutters Rescued Near Mayer After Snow
Associated Press report says about a dozen woodcutters were rescued west of Mayer in Yavapai County after becoming stranded as heavy snows isolated them. Deputies stated most could not exit the area once snow began Friday.
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Prescott
Yavapai County
Sheriff's
Mayer
Toucan Found Near Tempe Fire Station After Theft
The sulfur breasted toucan nicknamed Fruit Loop, taken from the Phoenix Zoo Tuesday, was found alive in a gunny sack near a Tempe fire station. An anonymous call led to its recovery on Saturday.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Zoo
Tempe
ASU Administrator Gilbert Cady Dies at 62
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Gilbert Cady an Arizona State University administrator of 41 years. He died at his home Saturday at age 62 of a heart attack. Services are at St Augustine's Episcopal Church in Tempe.
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Tempe
Gilbert Cady
Arizona State University
St. Augustine's Episcopal Church
FBI arrests Florida murder suspect in Phoenix
The FBI said 31 year old George A K Jewell of Selma Alabama was arrested in Phoenix on a murder warrant from Florida without incident. He was taken into custody Sunday.
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Phoenix
FBI
Florida
George A.K. Jewell
Selma
Ala
Court to decide sex history evidence question
PHOENIX The State Supreme Court is expected to act Tuesday on a motion about admitting evidence of a rape victim's sexual history. Mohave County Deputy Atty Barbara Miller asks the high court to decide if such history can be used to prove consent to alleged acts.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Mohave County
Atty
Barbara Miller
High Court
Thousands Rally Against UN Zionism Resolution at Capitol
About two thousand people gathered at the Arizona State Capitol on Sunday to denounce a United Nations resolution labeling Zionism as racism. Zionism aims to establish and sustain a Jewish homeland in Israel.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Capitol
United Nations
Israel
Famous Scalp Specialist Discusses Hair Loss Treatments
Scottsdale reports K C Conner of International Hair and Scalp Specialists outlining common scalp disorders, guaranteed treatment plans, free private consultations, and the firm’s policy of accepting only hopeful cases. Public interviews and personal consultations available at Safari Hotel December 1 and 2.
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Safari Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
K.C. Conner
Scottsdale
International
Tnc
Conner
Scottsdale Rd
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James W. Stover
Indian Trading Post
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Old Town
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Lambert
Levi
General Motors
University of Arizona
Northern Arizona University
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Miller Plaza
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