Scottsdale planners weigh new sign fee cuts and zoning changes
Scottsdale Planning Commission will study amendments to the sign section of the zoning ordinance to cut costs for nonconforming signs. Proposals include waiving filing and permit fees for variances and conforming replacements. The panel also weighs emergency hospital signs and a zoning case to limit seven C-1 uses to 3,000 square feet each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Board of Adjustments
Commission
Tucson tourist season looks strong for winter visits
Tucson guest ranches and resorts report good to heavy winter bookings and officials foresee a solid season if continued favorable weather persists. Phoenix police arrest two men after a convenience store robbery and shooting injures one suspect as they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Phoenix
Mayor Barrow declines federal post to stay with family
Phoenix Mayor Tim Barrow said he turned down a $41 600 a year director post for the U S Office of Revenue Sharing in September for family reasons. He also rejected a second term and may pursue a Kennedy School fellowship in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tim Barrow
U.S
Office of Revenue Sharing
Barrow
Washington, D.C
Harvard University
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Boston
Phoenix Officials Face Criminal Probes in City Departments
A Phoenix police inquiry widens to the city printing office and water and sewers department as Mayor Tim Barrow expects criminal charges. The Arizona Republic reports state boards paid members large fees and charged private expenses, with a plan to demand a $15,000 refund for illegal professional fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
City Printing Office
Water and Sewers Department
Tim Barrow
Department of Administration
The
Arizona Republic
Two-Car Collision Sends Man to Scottsdale Hospital
A 56 year old Phoenix man James W. Amis Sr. was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at Scottsdale Road and Rancho Vista Drive Sunday evening. He allegedly failed to yield at a stop sign while turning left into northbound traffic. Grace E. Nelson 81 of 7725 E Rancho Vista Drive was the other driver and also injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Rancho Vista Drive
James W. Amis Sr
E. Fairmont
Rancho Vista
Amis
Scottsdale
Grace E. Nelson
E. Rancho Vista
Cave Creek Road
Carefree
Scott Schwandt
E. Monte Rose
John Attridge
N. Rose Circle
Lora Armour
E. Palm Lane
Scottsdale educator named to state Environmental Education Council
Dr. Tom Kennedy, Scottsdale school district director of planning and evaluation, was named to the Environmental Education Advisory Council formed by the state department of education. The first organizational meeting is set for 1 p.m. Thursday at the state education building in Phoenix. The council will develop a resource guide on environmental education for Arizona high school teachers.
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Tom Kennedy
Scottsdale
State Department of Education
W. Jefferson
Phoenix
Arizona
School board cancels work session meetings in December
The Scottsdale school board canceled the work-study sessions scheduled for Tuesday and December 23 due to no items for discussion. The next regular meeting is at 8 p.m. December 16 at the education center 3811 North 44th Street.
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Scottsdale
Education Center
44Th St
Panel reviews Stevens records in closed session for Supreme Court nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee met in closed session to decide handling of Judge John Paul Stevens tax returns and medical and financial records. The ABA praised Stevens for qualifications and said he disclosed resigning as director and officer of companies and selling securities before serving on the bench.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Paul Stevens
Ford
Supreme Court
Stevens
William O. Douglas
American Bar Association
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Stefens
Babbitt Targets Law To Prosecute Fences In Burglary Cases
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt said he will seek a new state law to allow earlier prosecution of fences and other receivers of stolen goods to curb burglaries. He spoke at a National Association of Attorneys General meeting in Phoenix. The group is expected to endorse a model act against burglars and fences. The meeting also noted 20 of 21 states had disputes with the federal government, with HEW and EPA named in multiple cases over funds and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
National Association of Attorneys General
Criminal Law and Law Enforcement
Association
Fire at 720 N. 82nd St injures two firefighters
Rural Metro Fire Department reports five units fought a Saturday 8:49 p.m. blaze at the 720 North 82nd Street apartment complex owned by Consolidated Co-Op. Damage to contents estimated at $10,000. Firefighters Lt Dan Waring and Tim Cooper treated and released with minor injuries. no occupants present.
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Metro
N. 82Nd St
Consolidated Co-Op
RMFD
Dan Waring
Tim Cooper
Scottsdale Memorialospital
Federal relations meeting of state attorneys generals held in Paradise Valley
The mid term gathering of all 50 states and U S territories convenes Tuesday at Mountain Shadows Resort Paradise Valley. Attorneys General discuss federal state balance across health welfare energy justice labor interior and environment agencies with speakers from Mississippi Nevada New Jersey Texas Utah West Virginia and Georgia followed by a roundtable of additional remarks.
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U.S. Territories
Mountain Shadows Resort
Mountain Shadows
E. Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley
A.F. Summer
Mississippi
Nevada
Robert List
William Hyland
New Jersey
Departments of Justice and Labor
John Hill
Texas
Vernon Romney
Utah
West Virginia
Chauncey Browning Jr
Hazel L. Newquist dies. services set in Arizona church
Hazel L. Newquist 82 died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services are 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Ascension Lutheran Church in Scottsdale with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary. Survivors include Edward her husband of 61 years and six grandchildren. Memorials to Ascension Lutheran Church Memorial Fund.
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Hazel L. Newquist
Ascension Lutheran Church
Mockingbird Lane
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Newquist
Nebraska
Valley
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. Sells
Edward
Leona Shalader
Los Angeles
Calif
Eunice Lamprechit
Scottsdale
Lucille Daniels
Jansen, Neb
Richard Gunthorp Memorial Service Announced
Richard G Gunthorp, chairman of Gunthorp Warren Printing Chicago, died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral 11 30 a m at Messinger Mortuary. He was a Dartmouth graduate and member of the University Club of Chicago. Survivors include wife Josephine and brother John D. Memorial gifts to Scottsdale Boys Club.
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Richard G. Gunthorp
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Gunthorp
Gunthorp-Warren Printing Company of
Chicago
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Dartmouth
Mountain Shadows Road
University Club of Chicago
The
Paradise
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City Probe
Man
Hoover Dam
Lake Mead
Colorado River
Harvard Law School
ABA
Judge Stevens
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
N. 16Th St
Denture Service and Family Dentistry
Habla Espanol
Gordon Ledin
S. Kolb
Mesa
S. Macdonald St
Mesa Theatre
Thabor Lutheran Church
Wasaw, Neb
Ascension Lutheran Church Memorial Fund
Richard Gunthorp
Indian Trading Post
North Brown Avenue
Old Town
American Express
Bankamericard
Mastercharge
Diners and
Carte Bianche
Gil Haskins
Velour
Kaftans
GIL Haskins Auto Leasing
Mcdowell Road
K-Mart
E. McDowell
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