Smith campaigns as watchdog on Scottsdale city funds
Profile of Charles Smith a Scottsdale City Council candidate described by Mayor Jenkins as a watchdog on the city treasury. He promotes tight financial control five year budgets and close scrutiny of city employment while stressing planning zoning and attracting industry to Thunderbird Industrial Park.
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Scottsdale
Progress City Hall
Bruce Jameson
William C. Jenkins
Charles Smith
City Treasury
Siemens Corporation
Components Group
Planning Commission
Thunderbird
Wulfert Carl Wulfert Runs for Scottsdale City Council
Scottsdale businessman Wulfert, 46, owner of Carl Elkins Budget Beauty Salon, launches a bid for Scottsdale City Council. He cites burdening business restrictions and advocates reasonable regulation, better intercity traffic planning, and a shopping center with a buffer to protect residential views. He stresses local roots, but acknowledges concerns about being seen as an outsider.
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Scottsdale
Wulfert
Carl Elkins Budget Beauty Salon
Sundown Plaza
Scottsdale and
Shea
Scottadale
Bell and
Pima
Papago
Scottsdale district cites ten concerns on language arts reading plan
Norman White presented a list of ten concerns about Scottsdale School District language arts and reading curricula during a work session. He noted large class sizes, need for teacher training, insufficient special education staff, weak elementary spelling, and funds for materials, with future sessions planned on other subjects.
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Scottsdale
Norman White
White
Public hearing on middle school plan tonight in Scottsdale
Parents of Mohave Kiva Pueblo and Navajo elementary students may speak on the proposed middle school concept at 7 30 p m in the Saguaro High School cafeteria. The plan would group seventh and eighth graders in one school while the rest remain at nearby elementaries with surveys sent home after each meeting.
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Kiva
Pueblo
Navajo
Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
82Nd St
McCormick Ranch
Camelback Road
Hayden Road
Obituary Willie H. Moore 84 retired bus driver dies
Willie H. Moore 84 a retired bus driver who moved to the area in 1959 died Monday in a Valley hospital. Survivors include his wife Colletta children Loretta Mowery of Phoenix Dwight of West Virginia a brother and a sister and nine grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary chapel 401 N Hayden Rd with interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today and Thursday.
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Valley Hospital
Mr. Moore
N. 40Th St
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Loretta Mowery
Phoenix
Dwight
West Virginia
Moore
Green Acres Mortuary Chapel
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Edna M Hood Dies at 92 in Cottonwood Memorial Service Planned
Edna M Hood 92 died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Westcott Mortuary Cottonwood. Covenant Presbyterian Church member resided 30 years in Arizona at 4811 N Miller Rd. Survivors include daughter Ruby Jordan Scottsdale son Edward L Flagstaff three grandchildren four great grandchildren.
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Westcott Mortuary
Cottonwood
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Hood
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Cot
Herberger project prompts Phoenix plan amendment
The Phoenix Planning Commission will meet to formalize an amendment to the 1990 plan for the Desert Springs development near Scottsdale. Commission Chairman Tony Mason said the meeting ties up legal loose ends after the City Council approved Gary Herberger 1,082 acre proposal.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Planning Commission
Scottsdale
Commission
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Gary Herberger
Mason
Desert Springs
Extortion suspect released from jail in Phoenix case
A 20 year old Goodyear man Enrique Hernandez was freed after a week in jail over a $100000 extortion plot against the A J Edyless supermarket chain. Police say John W Hayes 62 was shot dead during a package pickup in Cashion. Prosecutors say charges awaited evidence and FBI coordination is possible.
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A.J. Edyless
Enrique Hernandez
Goodyear
John W. Hayes
Bank seeks remaining assets in Bricklin case
First Pennsylvania Bank of Philadelphia asks for summary judgment against bankrupt General Vehicle Inc. The bank holds a 2.5 million lien on most of the Scottsdale firm’s property and assets and seeks whatever remains after bankruptcy and Chapter 11 costs.
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Phoenix
First Pennsylvania Bank of Philadelphia
General Vehicle Inc
Arizona lawmaker petition backs Udall in New Hampshire primary
A majority of Arizona legislators including four Republicans signed a petition to New Hampshire colleagues showing total support for Rep. Morris Udall as he pursues the Democratic presidential nomination. Rep. Larry Bahill of Tucson urged boosting Udall in the February 24 New Hampshire primary.
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Arizona
New Hampshire
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Larry Bahill
Tucson
Arizona Bar Board Endorses Marijuana Decriminalization Vote
A State Bar of Arizona board of governors endorsement on decriminalizing small marijuana possession passed by a 44 tie-breaking vote cast by president Mark Harrison. Frank E. Tippett of Globe reported the Tuesday decision.
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Phoenix
State Bar of Arizona Board of Governors
Mark Harrison
Frank E. Tippett
Globe
Sonic booms blamed for Arizona shakes
Weather officials linked Tuesday's central Arizona shakes to a rare upper atmosphere condition and aircraft sonic booms. Residents in Tucson Mesa Casa Grande Coolidge Apache Junction and parts of Phoenix reported windows rattling several times during the day.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tucson
Mesa
Casa Grande
Coolidge
Apache Junction
Tucson Gas and Electric rate plan cut urged by consultant
Economic consultant Charles E. Olson of Potomac, Maryland urged the Arizona Corporation Commission to reduce Tucson Gas and Electric Co.'s proposed rate increase of 20.4 million dollars by two thirds, arguing TG and E can survive with a one third rise.
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Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Charles E. Olson
Potomac, Md
Arizona Corporation Commission
TG & E
Global Industries organizer collects aid for Guatemala quake victims
Duncan Goodale of Global Industries at 7120 4th St Suite 8 is accepting checks to Ayuda Inc for a relief fund. The fund will buy flour and medicine for Guatemalan earthquake victims. Hayden Mills in Tempe confirms negotiating 100 tons of flour delivery.
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Guatemala
Duncan Goodale
Global Industries
Ayuda, Inc
4Th St
Goodale
Hayden Mills
Tempe
Hayden
Incumbents tout Scotts dale parks growth and access
Mayor William C. Jenkins and council members Richard V. Campana and Charles Smith praised the citys parks program during campaign coffees. They cited park acreage rising from 140 acres in 1971 to 341 today with 122 additional acres set aside for future parks. They projected 2.5 million total park visits this year and over 100000 at McCormick Park Railroad Park. Specialty classes in Parks and Recreation serve about 1000 per session, and Scottsdale has 19 miles of bikeways with 7 more percent planned this year.
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William C. Jenkins
Richard V. Campana
Charles Smith
Scottsdale
Jenkins
Campana
Smith
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