Open meetings reform urged by Common Cause in Arizona
The Senate Government Operations Committee begins hearings on SB 1079 to rewrite Arizona open meetings law. Common Cause of Arizona pushes for advance notices, roll call votes, full minutes within seven days, and public access to records to boost transparency and trust in the legislature.
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Senate Government Operations Committee
Arizona
Penny Braun
CCA
Eliza Carney
Citizens
Arizona Newspapers Association
Braun
Carney
Common Cause
Ford urges Congress to unite on recovery program
President Ford invoked Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial Birthday ceremony to urge Congress to unite immediately on an effective national recovery and economic independence program. He pledged to press on with antirecession plans and oil price increases despite Democratic opposition and a Senate compromise proposal.
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UPI
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Lincoln Memorial
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Bob Hope
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National Student Council
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Robert Dole
R-Kan
Parole violator pleads guilty to concealed weapon charge
Robert Palko, 23, a parolee from Pennsylvania, pleads guilty to carrying a concealed weapon in Maricopa County. He received 90 days in jail after an incident at a Scottsdale residence involving Kathleen Terranova, mother of his 15 month old daughter, with prior assault claims and ongoing police probes for multiple charges.
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Robert Palko
Pennsylvania
Maricopa County
Palko
Scottsdale
Kathleen Terranova
Terranova
Angela
Philadelphia
James Musgrove
Obituary for Delilah G. Greenfield 81
Delilah G. Greenfield 81 died Monday in the Medi Center. Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Chapel of the Chimes Glendale. Burial at Glendale Resthaven Park. Survived by children Mrs. Walters Mrs. Maynard Mrs. Jacobsen Thomas G. Robert F. sisters Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Cunningham, 12 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She came to the Valley 66 years ago from Iowa and belonged to Paradise Valley Church of the Nazarene.
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Delilah G. Greenfield
Chapel of the Chimes
59Th Ave
Glendale
Glendale Resthaven Park
Greenfield
E. Shea
Paradise Valley Church of the Nazarene
Andrew J. Walters
James Maynard
Dennis Jacobsen
Thomas G
Robert F
L.R. Schmidt
C.W. Cunningham
Dr Dan R McLean 71 Dies After Illness in Downey VA
Dr Dan R McLean 71 formerly of Scottsdale died Sunday January 12 at Downey Veterans Administration Hospital after a long illness. A World War II veteran, he retired to Scottsdale twelve years ago and spent the last ten years there. He was a Knights of Columbus member and survived by his wife in Oak Park Illinois four daughters Kay McLean and two others one son and twenty grandchildren. Memorial donations are requested to the Diabetes Association of Greater Chicago.
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Dan R. McLean
Scottsdale
Downey Veterans Administration Hospital
Downey
McLean
Illinois
The
Knights of
Oak Park, Ill
Joy Martin
Gay”Paquette
Kay McLean
Fay Huff
Daniel Rv
YMCA workers raise funds for Scottsdale Sustaining Campaign
Volunteers totaling fifty nine are raising 247thousand? No. Funds reach 12,277 toward 24,000 goal, up 2,205 from last year. Pat Riding, campaign chairman, notes effort aids 4,712 Scottsdale Youths. Section I led by Dr. Jerry Cox 5,782. Section II led by Jerry Bianchi 3,175. Section III led by Reba Flower 1,770. Section IV led by Warren Scarles 1,550.
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Pat Riding
Scottsdale
Warren Scarles
Bomb threats force checks at store and home in Scottsdale
Police investigated bomb threats received Tuesday at the B-27 Save Market on 7119 E. McDowell Rd and the residence of William Hull at 8552 E. Roosevelt. A 2:15 p.m. call prompted a sweep with no explosives found.
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Mountain Bell
E. McDowell Rd
Scottsdale
William Hull
E. Roosevelt,Sr
Paradise Valley set to act on cable ordinance
PV council to complete CATV ordinance with a potential franchise for Arizona Cable Television Inc. The measure follows a study session and could take effect after 30 days. three related ordinances on lots, tennis courts and road standards also await council scrutiny.
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PV Council
Paradise Valley
Arizona Cable Television, Inc
Londoner sets pancake eating mark with 61 flapjacks
Londoner Mark Mishon claimed a world record by devouring 61 flapjacks in seven minutes. He said he enjoyed only the first 25, then shoved the rest down, surpassing the Guinness record of 32 by Mike Veschio of Los Angeles.
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London
UPI
Mark Mishon
Mike Veschio
Los Angeles
Mishon
State and Senate panels urge tighter controls on energy and rail
United Press International reports Arizona officials warn Ford's oil import fee proposal could cost residents 123.5 million with higher yearly bills for electricity gas and gasoline. A Senate panel approves rail safety legislation giving SCC power to regulate explosives transport after the 1973 Benson explosion.
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Phoenix
Ernest Garfield
Ford
Arizona
Garfield
Senate Transportation Committee
Benson
State Corporation Commission
ERA backers claim mass support in Arizona
An Arizona survey shows 65 percent backing ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. The Arizona Coalition for the Equal Rights Amendment held a news conference at the state capitol, as the State Senate prepares to debate joining other states that have ratified the BRA.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Coalition For the
Relatives Testify in Kolyszko Foster Child Death Case
Relatives of the Phoenix couple Joseph and Mrs Kolyszko testified Tuesday before a Maricopa County grand jury investigating the death of Francie Waivada an eight year old girl who was found strangled at the Kolyszko home on November 8. Grand jury proceedings are secret.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Francie Waivada
Joseph Kolyszko
Arizona Commission Eyes End to Mountain Bell Hearing
The Arizona Corporation Commission seeks to finish its Thursday hearing on Mountain Bell's requested telephone rate increases. Chairman Al Faron said a night session could be held to wrap up as other dates near are already booked for different matters.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Mountain Bell
Commission
al Faron
Judge explains lower court revisions in Arizona reform plan
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Sandra O Connor outlined a plan to merge municipal and justice courts into a single lower court subject to state constitutional changes and voter approval. The proposal aims to cut de novo trials by having a court of record review lower court records and could raise civil and criminal jurisdiction. judges would face retention elections.
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Arizona
State Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Scottsdale Bar Association
Safari Hotel
NAS panel questions U S resource estimates
A National Academy of Sciences panel says the government overestimates undiscovered but recoverable U S oil and gas resources and overemphasizes domestic production for energy independence. Private estimates are far lower, with Alaska and the Outer Continental Shelf holding most resources. Dr. Brian Skinner of Yale warns misreading arithmetic rather than deception.
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Washington
UPI
National Academy of Sciences
United States
Committee On Mineral Resources and the Environment
Interior Department
U.S. Geological Survey
Alaska
Brian Skinner
Yale University
Geology Department
Scottsdale youth dies after car crash near Papago Park
A 17 year old Scottsdale boy, Glen D. Ketchum, of 8202 E Granada, died at Maricopa County Hospital from injuries after his car missed a curve on Galvin Parkway in Papago Park, rolled over and flipped onto its side.
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Scottsdale
Glen D. Ketchum
E. Granada
Maricopa County Hospital
Phoenix
Ketchum
Galvin Parkway
Papago Par
Night high school registration offered in Scottsdale area
Norman White of the Scotts dale School District announced night high school classes for credit recovery advancement and broader learning. The $40 courses run 6:30 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from Feb 18 to May 7 at Coronado High School with registration at Scottsdale High School auditorium lobby 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. nightly this week. Courses include English math science commercial art driver education and four social studies topics including free enterprise American history and American government.
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Norman White
Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Scottsdale High School
E. Indian School Rd
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