Scottsdale weighs funding for intergovernmental flood study
Scottsdale to participate with Phoenix Paradise Valley and Maricopa County Flood Control District in a major flood study at up to 19 160 dollars. The study targets flooding along Tatum Boulevard to Pima Road and Indian Bend Wash with possible federal or state funding.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Tatum Boulevard
Pima Road
Central Arizona Project
Indian Bend
George Iannella
Capital Improvements Engineering
Scottsdale Engineers
Tannella
Iannella
Scottsdale middle school plan outlined for Kachina parents
About 15 Kachina School parents heard details on converting Ingleside to a seventh and eighth grade middle school with nine through twelve grade redesign at other sites. Committee members cited benefits for middle level students and noted remodeling would start at $137 470 with potential $493 580 for future facilities and bus costs ranging from 24 412 to 506 508 depending on starting times.
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Scottsdale
Joan Nastro
Ingleside School
Ted Wiersema
Ingleside
Kachina
Tavan
Kaibab
Jury Deliberations Continue In Steele Murder Trial
A Maricopa County jury weighed verdict in the second degree murder case of David R. Steele, North Phoenix bar owner, charged with killing Felix Helmick in Scottsdale last May at Kathy's Cocktails. Witnesses differed over whether Helmick lunged or provoked the shooting after glass and ashtrays flew during an argument over sunglasses.
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Maricopa County
David R. Steele
North Phoenix
Scottsdale
Helmick
Steele
Obituary of David M. Flitner Former VA official
David M. Flitner, 59, former assistant director of the Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital, died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Boulder, Colorado, he moved to Scottsdale from Alabama seven years ago. He held a University of Colorado business administration degree and served as a major in the Army Medical Administration Corps at Walter Reed Hospital. Survivors include his wife Betty, son David G., daughter Mrs. Pat Ray, both of Mesa, and two grandchildren. Services and burial were arranged by Messinger Mortuary. Memorials may go to the Arizona Boys Community Auxiliary in Phoenix.
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David M. Flitner
Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Flitner
Boulder
Colo
Scottsdale
Alabama
University of Colorado
Army Medical Administration Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
Betty
David G
Pat Ray
Mesa
Messinger Mortuary
Arizona Boys Community Auxiliary
Arcadia Lane
Phoenix
Bertie Ward Dies in Maricopa County Hospital
Bertie Ward 87 formerly with Sears died Wednesday in Maricopa County Hospital. Born in Savannah Tennessee she came to the Valley 28 years ago and lived at 5117 North 1st Street. Survived by sister Pearl M Neelley Phoenix and niece Mrs Walter Jendrycka Scottsdale services held today at Paradise Chapel.
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Bertie Ward
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Maricopa County Hospital
Flood panel to lobby for funding
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors officially established the Maricopa County Citizens Committee for Flood Control Financial Assistance to seek increased state funding. The panel will press state legislators to boost allocations, supplementing the district’s 20 cent per $100 valuation levy with federal funds.
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Maricopa County
County Board of Supervisors
Citizens Committee For Flood Control
Arizona Supreme Court asked to review Rudd recount appeal
Phoenix attorney for Democrat Mason will file a special action with the Arizona Supreme Court seeking a hearing on a Pima County judge's dismissal of a recount challenge to Eldon Rudd's Fourth District election. In Tucson, the University of Arizona Faculty Senate overturned a policy forbidding use of the university name in private expression.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Pima County
Eldon Rudd
Paul Eckstein
Anthony Mason
Supreme Court
Tucson
University of Arizona
Senate
Phoenix Armored Truck Theft Suspect Arrested
Patrick Frydrych, 19, of Phoenix, was arrested on grand theft charges after $43,369 reported stolen from a Purolator Security armored truck. About $18,000 was recovered, police said.
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Phoenix
Purolator Security Inc
Patrick Frydrych
Hanigan family to face grand jury anew in kidnapping case
Three rural Douglas men George T Hanigan and his sons Patrick and Thomas faced a second grand jury hearing after 14 charges they previously had set aside. The case involves kidnapping and torturing three Mexican illegal aliens, with the grand jury possible today per the Arizona Daily Star. In Mesa three youths Todd Williams 11 Doug Murrow 11 and Mackie Lish 12 helped save a home from a fire on Monday as they noticed flames en route to school.
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Tucson
George T. Hanigan
Patrick
Thomas
Arizona Daily Star
Hanigans
Mexico
Mesa
Todd Williams
Doug Murrow
Mackie Lish
Richard Russell
Murray Hardy
Paradise Valley cluster plan discussed for Tatum and McDonald
Phoenix developer John Martin will meet with the town planning and zoning commission in Paradise Valley to discuss a proposed northwest corner cluster development at Tatum Boulevard and McDonald Drive. Officials say details remain unclear and may echo a February concept with possible safety curve concerns at the Tatum McDonald intersection. Also on the agenda is Dave Hampton’s request to revise the hillside building code.
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Paradise Valley
Tatum Boulevard
McDonald Drive
Phoenix
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
John Martin
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Martin
Tatum-McDonald
Dave Hampton
Pinal official guilty in drug ring bribery case
Lloyd Brumage former Pinal County attorney who vanished before his trial was convicted in Nogales Arizona of bribery and marijuana possession. William Hamilton and Tom Medeiros also guilty with 18 month sentence dates set. Brumage and Hamilton face 5 years 3 months to 12 years for marijuana possession.
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Nogales
Sonora
Lloyd Brumag
Pinal County
Brumage
William “Tex” Hamilton
U.S
Tom Medeiros
Tucson
City to explain third year CDBG program at meeting
City staff will explain the upcoming third year community development block grant program at a public meeting in the Kiva at City Hall. Officials will outline eligible projects and discuss potential CDBG funded projects for the 1977-78 fiscal year. The 7 p.m. meeting invites the public.
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Kiva
City Hall
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