Neighborhood Watch outreach aids Spur Circle in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Police launch a six month Neighborhood Watch in Spur Circle to engage residents in spotting suspicious activity and aiding patrols. Officers Bozik Taylor Arnold walk foot beats, share crime prevention tips, and involve about half the condo community with Burglary Prevention Officer George Graham.
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Chris Shue
Scottsdale
Bozik
Bob Taylor
Jerry Arnold
Taylor
George Graham
Graham
Sharon Bozik
Spur Circle
Police Department
Ford signs water projects bill amid ski vacation setback
President Ford edged toward the end of his Colorado ski trip with 28 bills awaiting action. He signed one measure a $9.3 billion water and energy program and named John Carlson as deputy press secretary while urging Congress to curb illicit drugs. He also designated John Robson as Civil Aeronautics Board chairman for 1976.
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Ford
Congress
John Robson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Evelyn Yeager 67 Former Worthy High Priestess Dies
Evelyn A. E. Yeager 67 longtime member of White Shrine and Eastern Star died Friday at Mesa Lutheran Hospital. A Wyoming native who lived in Utah before moving to Scottsdale seven years ago she leaves Harold her husband two sons Lorin of Scottsdale and Keith of Utah three sisters and six grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Tuesday Messenger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E. Indian School Rd interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens 401 N. Hayden Rd visitation 6 to 8 p m Monday at Messenger Mortuary.
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Evelyn A. E. Yeager
White Shrine
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Harold
Lorin
Scottsdale
Keith
Utah
Messenger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
N. Hayden Rd
Messenger Mortuary
Mary Jane Kline Memorial Services Planned
Mary Jane Kline a 54 year old second grade teacher at Lafayette Elementary for 20 years will be remembered at 4 p m Sunday at Paradise Valley Methodist Church 4455 E Lincoln Dr. Kline died Monday at Doctors Hospital she came to Arizona 28 years ago from Coffeyville Kan her husband Leonard son Gary daughter Susan K Wheeler a brother two sisters and a grandchild survive Arcadia Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Mary Jane Kline
Lafayette Elementary
Paradise Valley Methodist Church
Lincoln Drive
Kline
E. Whitton
Arizona
Coffeyville
Kan
Leonard
Gary
Susan K. Wheeler
Arcadia Funeral Home
Mass Held for James J. Dunn Meat Cutter at Bashas
James J. Dunn age 59 a meat cutter for Bashas Markets died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral mass held today at St. Theresa's Church with burial arrangements by Arcadian Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Margaret sons Michael and Allen daughter Monica and other relatives. He served in the Canadian Army during World War II.
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James J. Dunn
Bashas’ Markets
St. Theresa's Church
E. Thomas Rd
Mr. Dunn
E. Yale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Margaret
Michael
Allen
Monica
Asians Hope Dragon Year Brings Change and Growth
Asian observers link the 1976 Chinese Year of the Dragon to strong change and growth after the Rabbit year’s recession. The Dragon signifies blessing, riches, harmony, virtue, and longevity, with growth and transformation ahead while advising caution in new ventures or career moves.
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Asians Express
Hope
Tokyo
Ford to ski in New Hampshire as campaign stop
President Ford may ski in New Hampshire during a Republican primary campaign trip, with White House press secretary saying the trip is for enjoyment though it could serve as a campaign event. Ford nears end of a Vail skiing vacation and plans 1–2 trips to New Hampshire and Florida. Ronald Reagan schedules fulltime campaigning starting Jan. 5 with visits to key states ahead of multiple primaries.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
New Hampshire
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Nelsen
Florida
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
North Carolina
Illinois
Howard H. Callaway
BIA delays transfer of Navajo area director
The U S Bureau of Indian Affairs puts off Anthony Lincoln transfer until January the 18th as Lincoln says he must respond to the transfer order by Monday. In Tucson a judge grants a two month delay in a suit over county abortion funding.
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Window Rock
Ariz
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Anthony Lincoln
Lincoln
BIA
Morris Thompson
Tucson
Pima County
Rose Silver
KIKX
New Mexico
Superior Court
Ben Birdsall
Day care for 1050 kids in jeopardy in Phoenix
Officials warn 1 050 youngsters could be forced out of free day care as private contributions fade and low income rules change. Advocates pressed DES officials to salvage care at least through March 31 for mothers on welfare.
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Phoenix
State Department of Economic Security
Smitty's withdraws zoning variance request for new store
Smitty's Big Town withdraws its zoning variance request for a 52,000 square foot store on a five acre Northwest corner site at 61st Place and Thomas Road. The Board of Adjustments is expected to approve the withdrawal at the Jan 7 meeting after previously continuing the case. Development Review Board approval still required, possibly Jan 22, with plans not yet filed. Local residents oppose the project as the C-1 neighborhood commercial site houses the store.
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Smitty’s
Big Town
Board of Adjustments
61St Place
Thomas Road
Now Planning
Smitty's
Charity gift honors RMFD for steady blaze response
Ed Tweed of Brusally Ranch donated about 100 dollars to a local group in the Rural Metro Fire Department name after firefighters aided at a November fire that damaged his stable. RMFD officials say cash rewards cannot be accepted. The owner credited the fire crew and neighbors with safe evacuation of valuable Arabian horses and no human or animal injuries.
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Metro Fire Department
Ed Tweed
Brusally Ranch
N. Hayden Rd
Rmfd Public Information Office
John Rawlinson
Rowlinson
Tweed
Scottsdale Battalion
Frank Roush
China to release three Soviet airmen after unintentional incursion
China announces the release of three Soviet airmen Capt. A. S. Kurvatov Lt. A. F. Uskov and Jr. Lt. V. G. Buchennikov who flew a Mi-4 helicopter into Sinkiang 21 months ago. Beijing says investigations show the entry was accidental and returns the helicopter and documents to the Soviets.
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Tokyo
China
Sinkiang
Hsinhua
V.S. Tolstikov
Yu Chan
A. S. Kurvatov
A.F. Uskov
V.G. Buchennikov
Tolstikov
Sinkiang Uighur Autonomous
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Spur Circle Board of Directors
Tim Koors
Washington
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U.S
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Richard Bass
Jim Brown
Fords
Bass
John Carlson
Evelyn Yeager
Arcadian Funeral Home
Associated Press
Raul Castro
Richard Cain
First United Methodist Church of
J.M. Sakiison
Pima Savings and Loan Association
Great Western Bank and Trust Co
Gift Lands Fire Department
Foreign Ministry
Yu Hung-liang
Department of
Kurbatov
Jonathan Marshall
W. B. Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Carll
Arizons
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation Carrier and
Bentley Brothers
Mike Mayco
Michealson
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