Scottsdale Building Permits Top $10 Million in November
Scottsdale reports November building permit valuations near $10.1 million across 353 permits, well above last year’s $2 million. Major blocks include 118 single family and townhome permits totaling $4.5 million and 13 multifamily permits valued at $1.5 million.
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Scottsdale
Miller and
Camelback Roads
Hallcraft Homes
78Th Street
McDonald Drive
Chuck Winslow
Obituary for Dolores Louise Eisenhart
Dolores Louise Eisenhart 49 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She moved to the Valley in 1966 lived at 6943 E Diamond St and worked 11 years at Motorola as an accounting clerk. Survivors include her husband Theodore L and daughter Charlene M Sobel. Visitation is 5 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park follows.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Dolores
Louise Eisenhart
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
California
Theodore L
Charlene M. Sobel
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Road
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
27Th Ave
Katherine J. Howard memorial services set for today
Memorial services for Katherine J. Howard 58 will be held at 7 30 p m at the Franciscan Renewal Center 5802 E Lincoln Dr She died Friday and lived at 5226 EK Desert Vista Rd She worked for the Bureau of Indian Development and was a secretary to Maureen Womack She is survived by one brother Additional services and interment will take place in Long Prairie Minn
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Katherine J. Howard
Franciscan Renewal Center
E. Lincoln Drive
Howard
Desert Vista Road
Bureau of Indian Development
Maureen Womack
Long Prairie
Minn
Arizona Thrift Trial Shrinks Record Loss to Nonexistent Assets
Accountant Bernard Barry testified that Lincoln Thrift Association lost 2.6 million in an intercompany sale led by Lincoln Trust founder Robert Fendler. The loss did not appear in records due to non-existent assets used to pad accounts. Fendler and James Holman face 12 charges tied to the American Bank of Commerce purchase. In Phoenix, mining prospectors warn against federal Mining Law revisions, Senate House hearing sees 26 witnesses.
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Phoenix
Bernard Barry
Lincoln Trust
Robert Fendler
Lincoln Thrift Association
Barry
Fendler
James Holman
American Thrift
Lincoln Thrift
American Bank of Commerce
Glen Burkhardt
Arizona Small Mine Operators Association
Navajo land seizure hearings open in Albuquerque
The U S Indian Claims Commission began week long hearings in Albuquerque over compensation for about 17 million acres taken from the Navajo Nation around 1868. Chairman Jerome Kuykendall opened the session as the 1868 seizure case, filed in 1951, faces assessment of value from 109 years earlier.
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Albuquerque
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
Jerome Kuykendall
Jemez Mountains
New Mexico
Arizona
Fort Huachuca soldier sentenced to 60 to 70 years
Michael B. Cagle, 20, a Fort Huachuca medical specialist, is sentenced to 60 to 70 years for second degree murder in the strangulation dismemberment murder of his wife. Judge Helm believed first degree murder would be more appropriate, noting only Cagle's account was presented.
Shea Boulevard lane closures for resealing work
Traffic on Shea Boulevard from 96th Street to Scottsdale’s eastern city limits will be restricted to one lane from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m Wednesday and Thursday for resealing. Less severe disruptions expected Friday as work continues. Contact Jerry McLain, field services director, for more information.
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Shea Boulevard
96Th Street
Scottsdale
Jerry McLain
Scottsdale to Lincolnshire police exchange plan announced
Scottsdale Major David Townsend will spend six weeks in Lincolnshire England starting April 16 under a ASU Center for Criminal Justice exchange. A Lincolnshire chief inspector will take Townsend’s role locally while both departments cover salaries. Funds may come from LEAA. housing contributions are sought to offset British officer costs.
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Scottsdale
Lincolnshire
England
Arizona State University Center For Criminal Justice
David Townsend
Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
Townsend
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Arizona ‘Justice Planning Agency
Criminal Justice Center
Oslo
Norway
Defense seeks new trial in Don Bolles car bombing case
In Phoenix the defense for Max Dunlap and James Robinson seeks a new trial for first degree murder in the Don Bolles car bombing. Bailiff Sandra Janzen testified she lived with the jury. judge limited questions about alleged juror pranks and shopping trips outside court supervision.
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Phoenix
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Don Bolles
Sandra Janzen
Miss Janzen
Maricopa County
Howard Thompson
Larry Debus
Debus
Thompson Miss Janzen
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