Gunman holds mortgage director hostage in booby trapped apartment
Anthony G Kiritsis, seeking revenge on Scottsdale mortgage firm, calls himself marked man as police and sheriff's deputies guard the west side building. He demanded four terms and received an immunity offer from a deputy prosecutor, while authorities noted he bought 100 pounds of dynamite and the apartment may be rigged to explode. Richard C Hall, director of the mortgage company, is held inside.
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Kiritsis
Sheriff's Department
Waaay
Gpa
Richard C. Hall
George Martz
Martz
Hall
Tony
Gymasilba Exhin Ae
Local firm to provide medical services at core site
Medical Services Ltd signs with North Scottsdale Associates to lease 5 000 square feet in the first phase North Scottsdale Medical Plaza at Shea Boulevard and Pima Road. Building due mid May, with NSA partners and Scottsdale Memorial Hospital coordinating board representation for cooperation.
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North Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Kaiser Aetna
Medical Services Ltd
Scottsdale
North Scottsdale Associates
NSA
North Scottsdale Medical Plaza
Shea Boulevard
Pima Road
Vern Fetterman
Medical Services
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
George E. Stavros
Stavros
Medical Facilities Ltd
McCormick Construction
Thieves Hit Two Shops On Stetson Drive Stole Jewelry and Art
Police report two Stetson Drive shops were burglarized with no signs of forced entry. A 1500 painting titled Japanese Girl at a Shrine was stolen from European Fine Arts at 7152 E Stetson Drive. About 770 in women’s clothing was taken from Che Boutique at 7137 E Stetson Drive. Authorities say keys may have been used.
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Stetson Drive
Che
E. Stetson Drive
Obituary for Thomas Krizan Former Honeywell supervisor
Thomas Krizan 64 retired Honeywell Regulator Co. supervisor in Minnesota died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Minneapolis he moved to the Valley in 1962 living at 6731 E Coronado Rd. He served in the U.S. Coast Guard in WWII and belonged to Edina Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Irene daughters Kathleen Mulder Sharon Boyajian and Melanie Chambers as well as five sisters and eight grandchildren all out of state. Visitation 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Green Acres with interment.
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Thomas Krizan
Honeywell Regulator Co
Minnesota
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Krizan
Minneapolis
Valley
E. Coronado Rd
Edina
U.S. Coast Guard
Irene
Kathleen Mulder
Scottsdale
Sharon Boyajian
Melanie Chambers
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres
Marion E. Van Fleteren Dies at 67 in Phoenix Area
Marion E. Van Fleteren 67 of 8337 E Heatherbrae died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Detroit she moved to the Valley five years ago and was active with the Reach for Recovery program of the American Cancer Society. Survived by her children John and Mary of Scottsdale and Dennis Gary and Frederick out of state and one grandchild. Mass held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with interment in Detroit. Messinger Mortuary arranged services. Memorials to the Cancer Fund suggested.
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Marion E. van Fleteren
E. Heatherbrae
Good Samaritan Hospital
van Fleteren
Detroit
Mich
Valley
American Cancer Society
Reach
John and
Mary
Scottsdale
Dennis
Gary
Frederick
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Cancer Fund
Meeting site changed for Loloma School conversion discussion
The meeting on the conversion of Loloma School to a special education center has moved to the school's cafeteria. It starts at 7 30 p m with School Superintendent William Randall and Dr Al Scharf from the Scottsdale School District expected to speak.
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Loloma School
Loloma
William Randall
al Scharf
Scottsdale
Nixon show sponsors signed for Frost interviews
Four national sponsors and seven television stations have signed to support the four 90 minute interviews that talk show host David Frost will tape with former President Richard M. Nixon in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
David Frost
Richard M. Nixon
DeConcini Named to Panels in Senate
Senator Dennis DeConcini of Arizona is assigned to the Senate Judiciary and Appropriations Committees. His Appropriations post will influence funding for the Central Arizona Project, and he also joins the Special Committee on Aging.
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Washington
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Senate
Judiciary
Appropriations
Arizona
DeConcini
CAP ends search for missing California pilot near Phoenix
Arizona Civil Air Patrol suspended a search for James Smith a 32 year old Fullerton California pilot in a Cessna 182 after learning he made a purchase in Phoenix Friday Officials keep watch for the plane but have called off active searching Senate and House members urge defeat of a 12900 pay raise for Congress members stopping Feb 20 unless rejected by one house of Congress prior to that date
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Phoenix
Arizona Civil Air Patrol
California
James Smith
Fullerton
Calif
CAP
Washington
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Congress
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
House of Congress
Arizona House debates school construction and bidding bill
Arizona House introduced a measure to regulate construction and supply contracting by school districts statewide. Sponsor Sen. Jim Kolbe said lax bidding and purchasing practices cost taxpayers millions annually.
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Phoenix
Arizona House
Jim Kolbe
Tucson
Arizona
MCCCD Board Delays Permanent President Decision
The Maricopa County Community College District postpones a decision to name acting president A W Flowers as permanent leader after opposition at a special meeting. Faculty students and staff urged advertising the vacancy, while a vote is planned soon.
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A.W
al” Flowers
Maricopa County
Brooks
Flowers
Brandt Buening
Scottsdale Community College
Mike Sra
SCC
Svaco
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