Scottsdale Mayor doubts flood control funds will come
Scottsdale Mayor William C. Jenkins and Valley officials met with Maricopa County legislators to press for state funds for flood control. The mayor warned there is little confidence the Legislature will provide the needed 5.9 million for the district, including 1.9 million for the Indian Bend Wash project, and noted last year’s allocation was only 176 thousand.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Maricopa County
Indian Bend Wash
William C. Jenkins
Maricopa
Raul Castro
State Water Commission
Flood Control District
Indian Bend
Herbert P. Donald
County Flood Control District
Jaycees Sponsor Forum for Scottsdale Candidates
The Scottsdale Jaycees will host a public forum at 7 p.m. at the Haycees Clubhouse 3515 N 75th St for all eight mayoral and city council candidates. Each candidate will give a brief speech followed by audience questions.
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The
Scottsdale Jaycees
Haycees
N. 75Th St
Hinton Avenue
Jaycees
Jerry Heetland
Mary P. Rhodes Dies. services set in Phoenix
Mary P. Rhodes 52 a legal secretary for the Arizona Industrial Commission died Wednesday in Doctor's Hospital. Visitation is tonight, services at 9 a.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Virden NL she came to the Valley 15 years ago from Detroit. Survivors include her mother Albina Wables and several brothers and sisters.
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Mary P. Rhodes
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Rhodes
State of Arizona Industrial Commission
Virden
Detroit
Mich
N. Monte Vista
Albina Wables
Michigan
Joseph
Charles Wables
Paul Wables
Scottsdale
Adeline Lurber
Phoenix
Agnes Hugill
Gladys A Van Blarcom Dies Aboard Ship Off Argentina
Gladys A. Van Blarcom, 77, of Scottsdale and formerly Massachusetts, died Jan 13 aboard the S S Santa Marina off Buenos Aires. She leaves husband Gilbert and daughters Edith Barrowclough and Nancy Jenkins. Services Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary with entombment there. Memorials to Arizona Lung Association are suggested.
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Gladys A. van Blarcom
Scottsdale
S.S. Santa Marina
Buenos Aires
Argentina
van Blarcom
Massachusetts
Western Greeters
Arizona Boys Community Club
N. 68Th St
Gilbert
Edith Barrowclough
Nancy Jenkins
Memorial service for Marie Zellmer in Oshkosh
Marie Zellmer 63 a data processing employee at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital died Tuesday in the hospital. Born in Chicago she moved to the Valley six years ago from Wisconsin. Survivors include sons Jack Gary of Oshkosh and Fond du Lac Wis daughters Mrs Richard N Pearce and Mrs James Bourque of Scottsdale Mrs Joan Kennedy of Houston Ms Katie Wagner of Atlanta and Miss Gale Zellmer of Oshkosh and 14 grandchildren. Friends may call 2 to 9 pm today at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale services and interment will be in Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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Marie Zellmer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Zellmer
E. Avalon Drive
Wisconsin
Jack
Gary
Oshkosh
Wis
David
Fond du Lac
Richard N. Pearce
James Bourque
Scottsdale
Joan Kennedy
Houston
Tex
Katie Wagner
Atlanta, Ga
Gale Zellmer
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Daigle Memorial Service Set for George J Daigle
George Joseph Daigle 72 a New Hampshire native and former Jefferson NH postmaster died Wednesday at his home in Phoenix after a 32 year GM Buick Chevrolet dealership career in Berlin NH He resided in the Valley six years Survived by wife Genevieve sons Robert and Paul brother Wilfred and four grandchildren Memorials suggested to charity.
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Daigle
New Hampshire
N. 73Rd St
Jefferson, N.H
General Motors
Buick
Chevrolet
Berlin
N.H
Elks and Kiawians
Wilfred
Boston
Mass
Jury to Probe IRS Grand Jury to Hear Top Officials
Treasury Secretary Simon said IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander and other senior agency officials will testify before a Washington grand jury next week on an unspecified matter tied to allegations against the tax agency. Investigations have focused on tax audits, Bahamian bank use, and alleged preferential treatment of Congress members, with denials from IRS and involved lawmakers.
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William E. Simon
Internal Revenue Service
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Grand Jury
IRS
Donald C. Alexander
Congress
Congressional
Justice Department
Alexander
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico Democrat
Montoya
Washington Post
Jack Anderson
al Ullman
D-Ore
U.S
Scottsdale candidates call for affordable housing and growth
Independent candidate Jeff Schubert urged Scottsdale to attract young adults and create new moderate priced housing. He cited 1970 75 census declines in household size and argued planners must persuade builders to focus on affordable homes amid better zoning and cooperative city builder relations.
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Scottsdale
Independent City Council
Jeff Schubert
Schubert
Carvalho Campaign Focuses on Scottsdale Youth and Housing
Independent candidate Americo Mac Carvalho Jr emphasizes making Scottsdale more liveable for ages 18 to 35 and improving juvenile guidance. He urges closer City Council and School Board cooperation to curb school vandalism and delinquency while acknowledging the need for affordable housing for young families.
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Scottsdale
Americo ‘Mac’ Carvalho Jr
Carvalho
Women’s group backs independent candidate for Scottsdale Council
The Scottsdale Business and Professional Women’s Club endorsed independent Jean Black for the Scottsdale City Council. Club president Winifred Hughes said members voted unanimously to back Black, highlighting the group’s aim to advance women in business and public office.
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Scottsdale Business’ and Professional Women’s Club Today
Jean Black
Scottsdale
Black
Winifred Hughes
Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club
National Organization
Suit filed in shooting by deputy in Arizona
The father of Dewey Lee Breese, 19, filed a 1.25 million dollar federal court damage suit against the deputy sheriff alleging negligence after Breese was fatally shot by a deputy during a chase in Scottsdale Mesa and Chandler. Maj Joe Love said the shooting was ruled accidental after investigation.
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Scottsdale
Chander
Dewey Breese
Kansas
Dewey Lee Breese
U.S. District Court
Joe Love
Maricopa County
Youth survives 100-foot fall off Camelback Mountain
An 18-year-old Scottsdale youth Robert Mulholland survived a 100-foot fall in Echo Canyon Park and was airlifted by a Phoenix Fire Department helicopter. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with possible concussion and neck fracture after being pulled from a mountain ledge that required the helicopter to balance on a small ledge.
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Scottsdale
Camelback Mountain
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Russell Mulholland
Department of Public Safety
Mulholland
Echo Canyon Park
SMH
State Bank Receiver Named for Heritage Trust Co
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rufus Coulter appointed State Superintendent of Banks Richard Koeb as receiver for Heritage Trust Co. The terse order restricts Koeb to filing a petition in federal court in Phoenix and does not specify reasons for the appointment.
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Phoenix
Richard Koeb
Heritage Trust Co
Maricopa County
Rufus Coulter
Koeb
Arizona Senate moves to add SRP to public service clause
Senator Boyd Tenney introduced a resolution to place a constitutional amendment before voters that would include municipal water corporations like Salt River Project in the definition of public service corporations and give the Arizona Corporation Commission authority over SRP rates.
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Phoenix
Boyd Tenney
Prescott
Senate
Arizona
Salt River Project
Arizona Corporation Commission
SRP
Commission
Thousands miss January vehicle registration deadline in Arizona
County assessors in Pima and Maricopa report about 30,000 motorists failed the January registration deadline. Maricopa Assessor Kenneth Kunes says around 20,000 motorists missed the February 2 deadline and face an $8 late fee.
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Phoenix
Pima
Maricopa
Kenneth Kunes
Scottsdale High report cards delayed by computer breakdown
About 20,000 Scottsdale School District parents face no Friday distribution as computer problems delay high school report cards. Assistant principal Chuck Racine says cards should reach students Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Scottsdale
Chuck Racine
Scottsdale High School
Racine
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