Middle school plan eyed as Kaibab Kachina enrollments fall
A Scottsdale panel at Kaibab School discussed declines in Kaibab and Kachina enrollments and a proposed Ingleside based middle school for seventh and eighth graders. Members warned of potential one class per grade and teacher split duties if the concept moves forward.
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Council OKs 30 Acre Rezoning at Indian Bend Pima
Scottsdale city council approved reducing lot sizes for a 30 acre parcel at Indian Bend and Pima from 30,000 to 7,000 square feet amid resident protests over property values. Developer E T Wright said the move creates six new lots and markets better land while maintaining density.
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Girl Scouts Schedule Show It Demonstration at Eldorado Park
About 600 people are expected to attend the Scottsdale Girl Scouts second annual Show It demonstration at Eldorado Park in the south camping area. The program features staging productions camping demonstrations and art and crafts displays. The event, postponed from Oct 23 due to rain, invites public viewing of displays.
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Obituary of Walter Broughton 54 longtime Grayline bus driver
Walter D. Broughton, 54, a Grayline Tour Service bus driver for 14 years, died Thursday in Las Vegas New. Born in Pineville Kentucky he lived at 4237 E Hazelwood Phoenix since 1962 coming from Burr Oaks Michigan where he was a Mason. He was a World War II veteran. Survivors include wife Mary daughters Rhonda Bollinger and Connie Broughton of Phoenix a mother Minnie Jackson of San Francisco and two brothers and two sisters out of state. Services will be at 10 am Monday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd. The family requests no material remembrances.
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Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Clair F Donaldson dies in Scottsdale at 60
Clair Frances Donaldson a 60 year old Canadian native who lived in Scottsdale died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She worked six years as a Motorola clerical worker and belonged to Glass and Garden Church. Survived by husband J Ross son Melville Robert Ontario daughter Rosella Donaldson Scottsdale two sisters and three grandchildren. Services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd at 2 p m Saturday with visitation 6 to 9 p m Friday. Memorials may go to American Cancer Society.
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Dorothy Cohen Rites Planned in Los Angeles
Dorothy Cohen 51 a Scottsdale resident for six years died Thursday at 5100 N Miller Rd Survivors include her husband Sidney son Robert of Phoenix daughter Melody Sue of Los Angeles mother Mrs Helen Cavagnaro of Los Angeles and a sister Services and interment will be in Los Angeles with arrangements by Sinai The family requests
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Hospital honors benefactors and staff at Memorial
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital recognized local benefactors Herbert M. Kieckhofer and C. M. Bud Brooks with major awards for their support of medical facilities, education and charities. Nurse supervisor Sharon Joseph was named employee of the year while Brooks donated a car to aid construction of 78 new beds in the east tower.
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Arizona and California discuss nuclear plant site reviews
Arizona Atomic Energy Commission officials study joining California in reviewing proposed nuclear power plant sites. A California official urged involvement in desert plants. In Flagstaff Little America plans a new well to curb rising water rates, with operation expected by spring to serve the motel and convention complex.
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Arizona Yanks: Nobel Prizes all to one nation
The Nobel prizes were swept by the United States with seven Americans receiving awards in physics chemistry medicine economics literature and a 75 year record set. Milton Friedman faced protests outside the Stockholm hall while laureates collected $160 000 each from King Carl Gustaf.
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Mafia figure Licavoli convicted in painting theft case
Peter Licavoli Sr. was found guilty in federal court of receiving a stolen painting. Judge James Burns said sentencing likely in four to five weeks.
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Agency rejects nursing home bid in Phoenix area
The Central Arizona Health Systems Agency denied Professional Retirement a certificate of need for a three acre Civic Center Plaza site near Earls Drive. The agency says area nursing bed limits are reached. a public hearing would be needed to revise the recommendation.
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Fabritz calls for statewide election law review panel
Assistant Secretary of State Pat Fabritz urged a panel to recodify Arizona election laws citing antiquated conflict and ambiguity. She told Scottsdale Democrats a review group should include legislative leaders and state offices, with no specific changes proposed, and highlighted issues from this fall and wording clarity for propositions.
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