No fault auto insurance bill moves to Arizona Senate
The Arizona House passed a bipartisan no fault auto insurance bill 26 22, sending it to the Senate for assignment to a committee. The measure aims to reduce premiums by requiring insurers to cover basic costs for their clients regardless of fault. The week also features pushes on crippled children mental retardation and tubercular care reform, plus per diem changes for non Maricopa lawmakers and recall election revisions. House plans to hear bills on Veterans Day Memorial Day restoration and school purchasing authority ahead of a likely special session.
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Glendale man charged over harassing calls to Scottsdale woman
Alfred T. Nunez age 28 of Glendale was arrested at his home Monday afternoon on a harassment charge for making 33 harassing calls to a North Scottsdale woman since January. Police said he identified himself to the woman, prompting his arrest and arraignment was scheduled today.
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California sues auto makers over 1972 emissions tests
California filed a 1.45 million lawsuit against Ford Chrysler Volkswagen and American Motors alleging some 1972 models failed anti smoke device tests. The state seeks a court order to halt sales until penalties are paid and a 50 per car fine for each vehicle failing exhaust emission standards.
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California Sues Smog Makers Over Assembly Line Tests
The state seeks penalties totaling 1 452 832 dollars against Ford American Motors Chrysler and Volkswagen for damages tied to alleged smog test manipulations and related enforcement actions. Affected parties face specific claims of 920 754, 209 985, 185 191, and 136 902 dollars respectively.
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Dust warning system tested on Interstates Band 10 near Phoenix
The Arizona Highway Department tests an $800000 dust warning system covering 81 miles of Interstates Band 10 south of Phoenix. It goes live March 1 with flashing signs advising caution in gusty winds and reduced speed in heavy dust. USAF weather observers and patrol officers feed data to Phoenix HQ. Federal funding covers 95 percent of installation after deadly dust storms in central and southern Arizona.
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Energy farms eyed to power future with solar
Dr Aden Meinel and Marjorie Meinel told Scottsdale Rotary the energy crisis may be solved by solar power. They propose large scale farms of reflective glass to collect and store sun energy for conversion to fuel and electricity, with deserts or copper mines as sites.
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Grudge killings alleged in Kerr County family murders
Kerrville Texas reports a triple murder at Justice of the Peace Albert Kennedy home. Kennedy and his son Tommy 26 were killed by gunfire, Kennedy's wife 22 shot multiple times, with 18 month old twins present. Kerr County officials describe as grudge killings.
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High court blocks Berger grand jury testimony clash
Arizona supreme court refuses to compel Phoenix attorney Donald Holroyd to testify before the grand jury. Justices criticize Maricopa County Attorney Me Berger over public disclosure of a memo about alleged homicide prosecution and ongoing investigations. Holroyd had refused to testify. lower court ruling stood.
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Development plats approved for Fountain Hills project
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved four subdivision plats totaling about 445 acres at Fountain Hills. The plans, endorsed by the Planning and Zoning Commission, cover roughly 600 lots mainly for residential use in the McCulloch Development planned community.
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Paradise Valley Planning toReview Final Plat and Abandonment
PV planners will review the final plat for an 18 Jet subdivision and an application to abandon two street dedications totaling 50 feet. Mirado Los Arcos II is planned near Lincoln Drive and Mth Place, with Kolmquist and King as engineers. The request targets the northerly Lost Dutchman Drive extension in Club Estates subdivision.
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Obituary of George W Milne Pioneer Scottdale Resident Dies
George W Milne 74 came to Scottdale in 1955 from Detroit and died Monday in Medi Centers of America Phoenix. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary Scottsdale burial in Green Acres Cemetery. He farmed as a Detroit bus driver for 30 years, served in the Canadian Army WWI, and belonged to the First Church of God Phoenix and Odd Fellows Detroit. Survivors include wife Marie a daughter Joyce West Scottsdale two sons Floyd Scottsdale Laird Phoenix two sisters eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Visitation for Margaret H. Wickes in Phoenix
Mrs. Margaret H. Wickes 76 who moved to Scottsdale twelve years ago died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation runs until 10 p m today at Mercer Mortuary Phoenix with services and burial in Des Moines Iowa. She leaves two sons Robert R and Carlin L a granddaughter and a great granddaughter. Contributions suggested to the Arizona Heart Association.
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Marshall Seifert longtime silk mill owner dies in Scottsdale
Marshall Seifert 68 native of Fort Hamilton New York moved to Scottsdale decades ago died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He owned and managed for 16 years until 1946 Melbourne Australia’s first silk weaving mill. He attended Princeton University after Australia and belonged to several clubs. He leaves a widow Marie two sons Miles and Marshall a daughter Sylvia Grossman a sister in New York and six grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church with cremation by Messinger Mortuary.
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Spitter booked for assault in Phoenix arrest
A 22 year old Phoenix man, Gary R. McMehan, was booked on aggravated assault after he allegedly spit at officers during an arrest for public intoxication at the Jack in the Box drive in on East Indian School Road. His companion, James C. Shanan, 27, was jailed on indecent exposure public intoxication and malicious mischief.
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Pollock Campaign Opens Scottsdale Office
Jerry Pollock, candidate for Arizona governor, launches a Scottsdale office at 7427 E. McDowell near Scottsdale Road tonight at 8 p.m. The public may meet Pollock and ask questions during the ceremony.
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