Navajos and Hopis reject mediator plan to split Arizona land
Navajo Chairman Peter MacDonald and Hopi Chairman Abbott Sekaquaptewa denounce a federal mediator's proposal to divide about 1.8 million acres in northeastern Arizona. They warn of forced relocations and unfair land allocation, with about 3,495 Navajos likely to move and Hopis receiving less arable land.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Peter MacDonald
Tucson
Abbott Sekaquaptewa
William Simkin
MacDonald
U.S. District Court
Sekaquaptewa
Arizona lawmaker pledges no government hospital rate setting
Rep. Diane McCarthy of District 16 told 150 Scottsale Community Hospital officials that government will not set hospital rates while she chairs the health committee. She criticized certificates of need and Medicaid, urging changes or repeal, and noted the heavy tax burden on payers and patients. The event at the Safari Hotel included Scottsdale Mayor William Jenkins and Dr. Stan Brysacz.
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Arizona
Diane McCarthy
McCarthy
Stan Brysacz
Scottsdale
William Jenkins
Huntress elected chairman of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital board
Jack B. Huntress former mayor of Paradise Valley and Sugar Bowl owner in Scottsdale was elected chairman of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. Arnold R. Dahlberg was named vice chairman and Dr Keith Davis was named secretary. The nine other trustees for 1976 include Si Brooke Garth Sanger David A Dennerline and several local executives and professionals.
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Jack B. Huntress
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Huntress
Si Brooke
Arnold R. Dahlberg
Dahlberg Industries
Garth Sanger
Keith Davis
Arizona State University
David A. Dennerline
Alphabetical ballot drawn for Paradise Valley council race
Paradise Valley town candidates for the Feb. 3 primary were drawn from a hat by Town Manager Oscar Butt. The lineup put George Adams at the top and Bruce Brock second, with John Long among the participants as he drew names. The list includes Adams, Brock, Robert LeMarr, Richard Mybeck, Jeffrey Timbanard, Mayor Barbara Von Ammon, L. Barry Palmer, Long, Jon Bonnell, and Peter S. Wainwright.
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Paradise Valley
Oscar Butt
John Long
Long
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
George Adams
J. Duncan Brock
Adams and Brock
Robert LeMarr
Richard Mybeck
Jeffrey Timbanard
Barbara von Ammon
L. Barry Palmer
Planning and Zoning Commission
Jon Bonnell
Peter S. Wainwright
Paradise Valley Council Approves 8500 For Car And Easement Change
Paradise Valley officials approved two fund allocations totaling over 8500. They authorized a 4378 police vehicle purchase from Ray Korte Chevrolet to specifications for the town marshal. A 3178 contingency draw funded a recent census, and a utility easement abandonment for landowner Dave Hansen enables a new home. The street name changes to 53rd Place within 30 days.
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Paradise Valley
Ray Korte
Chevrolet
Ron Dalrymple
Marshal’s Department
Oscar Butt
Dave Hansen
Hansen
Bill McFarland
Paradise Way
Barbara von Ammon
McFarlands
White collar crime costs $40 billion a year
FBI official Richard E. Long told the Phoenix security group that white collar crimes cost victims over 40 billion dollars annually and are as serious as violent crimes. He cited extortion, bank fraud, insurance scams and tax evasion as examples and urged cooperation with law enforcement. He praised religion’s role in policing and urged ongoing training and pride in the profession.
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Richard E. Long
Phoenix Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Phoenix
The
American Society For Industrial Security
Long
FBI
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Scottsdale Hosts Western ASTA Conference In May 1977
The 1977 Western regional conference of the American Society of Travel Agents will be held in Scottsdale’s Center for the Arts and hotels, hosted by the Southern California chapter. About 1,000 travel agency owners from Western states attend, marking the first Scottsdale host outside California. Evelyn McFrederick helped lure the event, with Scottsdale Chamber praise. Five city employees receive 15 year pins. many others earn 10 year and shorter pins at the annual recognition ceremony, alongside safety and longevity awards for city crews.
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American Society of Travel Agents
ASTA
Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Southern California
California
Evelyn McFrederick
Wayfaring Tour and Travel Service
Phoenix
Arizona
Thelma Holveck
Elizabeth V. Robel
Roberta McCool
David W. Townsend
Gil M. Deaton
Richard Filler
Robert Brooks
Raymond Coogan
Evelyn Morgan
Ruth Schuldt
Robert W. Dressel
Clifton J. Haga
Roy Finch
Lanny Royer
Raymond Klies
Marjorie Wehrman
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Obituary for Nick Martin 69 Funeral Services Saturday
Nick Martin 69 former Sunbeam Corp maintenance man died Thursday at Doctors Hospital in the Valley. Born in Chicago he belonged to the Stickney Police Association before moving to the Valley ten years ago. Survived by son Richard F. of Scottsdale mother Mildred Martin of Lyons Illinois three brothers and a sister all out of state and three grandchildren. Memorials to Arthritis fund suggested.
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Nick Martin
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Mr. Martin
North 42Nd Street
Sunbeam Corp
Doctor's Hospital
Chicago
Valley
Richard F
Scottsdale
Mildred Martin
Lyons, Il
Gas supply plan advances to Governor Castro
The Citizens Energy Task Force met on Thursday and will recommend steps to improve Arizona natural gas supply. A final report is being prepared for delivery to Governor Raul Castro within weeks.
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Solar Center
Tucson
Arizona
Federal Solar Energy Research Institute
Solar Energy Commission
Robert M. Handy
The
Solar Energy Institute
Phoenix
Citizens Energy Task Force
Raul Castro
Jewelry Worth $1500 Stolen From Scottsdale Home
Scottsdale police report more than $1500 in jewelry missing from Edith A. Hughes’s home after a Thursday evening break in. A bedroom window was broken to gain entry at 4:15 p.m. and thieves took a box of necklaces watches bracelets and two diamond rings valued at $500 each.
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Scottsdale
Edith A. Hughes
E. Willetta
AMA to hear malpractice crisis solutions at AMA meeting
Arizona Medical Association sets a special session to discuss legislative remedies for the medical malpractice insurance crisis. The meeting at Safari Hotel starts at 1 p.m. with State Sen. Alfredo Gutierrez and Rep. Burton Barr presenting proposed bills. Dr. Jack E. Brooks will outline the malpractice insurance crisis committee proposals. Also attending are representatives of the Arizona Hospital Association the Maricopa County Health Planning Council and the State Bar of Arizona.
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The
Arizona Medical Association
Safari Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
Alfredo
Moynihan defends direct style at United Nations
United States envoy Daniel Patrick Moynihan insists his forceful approach at the U.N. is necessary and not a threat, after criticism that he is too outspoken. He argues that presenting facts and carefully prepared ideas is part of robust diplomacy.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United States
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Maricopa County
Eldon Rudd
Bob Stark
Sheet Metal Union
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Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors Association of Southern Arizona
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