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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1976

Page

2

Feud Deepens in AFL-CIO Meeting Split Over Public Employes

At the AFL-CIO winter meeting in Miami Beach, AFSCME leader Jerry Wurf withdrew his union from the Public Employes Department denouncing it as wasteful and ineffective. The Executive Council heard that construction unions would shift focus to supporting Democratic candidates while opposing Ford, sensing no strong Republican ally in the race.

Miami Beach Fla Afl-Cio Jerry Wurf American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Afscme Aflcio Executive Council Ford Republican Party Robert A. Georgine Federation Building and Construction Trades Department Building Trades Richard Nixon Con California Ronald Reagan Wurf Executive Council George Meany Coalition of American Public Employes

Paradise Valley Debates Green Belt Zoning for Indian Bend Wash

Paradise Valley town planning commission reviews a proposed Green Belt zoning addition for the Indian Bend Wash. Town Manager Oscar Butt outlines green belt options, with a Feb informal council approval to present. The wash would be channelized per the Town of Paradise Valley Indian Bend Wash Final Report.

Paradise Valley Town Planning and Zoning Commission Indian Bend Wash Oscar Butt Invergordon Road Lincoln Drive Irdian Bend Wash Coe and van Loo Town of Commission Butt

Campana denies favoritism in uncle's Scottsdale hire

City council member Richard V. Campana defended his uncle Romano Biasatti saying there was no favoritism in his May 1974 hiring as a building maintenance man. Personnel records show Biasatti was the sole applicant after an April 1974 advertisement and that he underwent an oral interview.

Richard V. Campana Scottsdale Romano Biasatti Campana Gary G. Barham Barham Bissatti Bisatti

Scottsdale Women endorse city council candidate Jean Black

The Scottsdale Women's Political Caucus endorsed Jean Black at a special meeting with about 20 members present. Two abstained and others voted to back Black, though one member criticized the process as unrepresentative. No mayoral endorsement was made and a late questionnaire response was noted.

Scottsdale Women’s Political Caucus Jean Black Sally Pretlow Mary-Alice Horner William C. Jenkins Richard V. Campana Charles Smith Jay Gaskins William Jenkins Mac Carvalho Jr Women’s Political Caucus Pretlow Scottsdale

Obituary for Roger M. Bell of Santa Maria California

Roger Michael Bell 36 self employed insurance broker died Friday in a local hospital. Born in Santa Maria he moved to Scottsdale five years ago from Washington. He was a reserve deputy sheriff in Maricopa County and a deacon at Scottsdale Christian Church. Memorial services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd with cremation to follow. Memorials to American Heart Association or Scottsdale Christian Church Bus Fund.

Roger Michael Bell Santa Maria Calif Mr. Bell Scottsdale Washington Maricopa County Scottsdale Christian Church Bell Marianne Ralph Messinger Mortuary E. Indian School Rd American Heart Association

Burial services for Lucy Russo in Milwaukee announced

Lucy Russo 86 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services will be held in Milwaukee with Green Acres Mortuary handling arrangements. Born in Sicily she moved from Wisconsin to Arizona ten years ago and lived at 6721 E McDowell Rd. Survivors include her son John of Mesa daughter Nina Bashaw of Scottsdale two sisters and four grandchildren.

Lucy Russo Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Milwaukee Wis Green Acres Mortuary Sicily Russo Arizona John Mesa Nina Bashaw Scottsdale

Incumbents tout wash-greenbelt project as top 1974 engineering feat

Mayor William C. Jenkins and council members Richard V. Campana and Charles Smith say the Indian Bend Wash project was named one of the ten outstanding engineering achievements of 1974 by the National Society of Professional Engineers. They discuss flood control, recreation, library programs, and school cooperation during campaign coffees as they seek re election.

William C. Jenkins Richard V. Campana Charles Smith Indian Bend Wash National Society of Professional Engineers Jenkins Scottsdale Campana

Arson suspected in Scottsdale house fire causing $20000 damage

Rural Metro Fire Department investigators suspect arson in a Saturday night blaze at 8210 E Shea Blvd Scottsdale. Lt Weldon Paxton said an incendiary device was used though the exact type is unknown. The unoccupied home began burning inside the southwest area with 50 percent of the structure engulfed as RMFD units arrived. Sam Orlich the owner was due to speak with investigators.

Dave Kleuskens Shea Blvd Scottsdale Rural Metro Fire Department Weldon Paxton E. Shea Blvd Paxton Sam Orlich RMFD

Hearings Set on Palo Verde Nuclear Plant Plan

The Atomic Safety Licensing Board will hold public hearings February 23 on the request by six utilities including Arizona Public Service Co to build the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station near Buckeye. Testimony will cover radiological health and safety and environmental questions.

Phoenix Atomic Safety Licensing Board Arizona Public Service Co Palo Verde Buckeye

Arizona 87 to gain four more lanes south of Payson

State transportation officials plan to start next summer a four mile expansion of Arizona 87 from Ox Bow Hill to the southern Payson edge. The present road will remain for southbound traffic while the new divided four lane highway is built.

Phoenix Payson Ox Bow Hill

Bisbee Opens Copper Queen Mine For Weekend Tourists

Bisbee Arizona aims to lift its sagging economy by offering weekend tours of the old Copper Queen Mine. Phelps Dodge officials assisted volunteers who spent nine months refurbishing the defunct mine for visitors.

Bisbee Arizona Phelps Dodge

Udall Leads in Boston Dem Presidential Poll

The Boston Sunday Globe reports Rep Morris Udall of Arizona leads Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary contenders with 61 percent favorable opinions among respondents.

Boston Morris Udall D-Ariz Massachusetts Boston Sunday Globe Arizona

Fundamental school meeting rescheduled in Scottsdale

The Scottsdale School District fundamental school committee meeting was cancelled and moved to 7 30 p m next Monday at the education center 3811 N 44th St Committee members finalize a recommendation to the school board The concept targets K through 8 with emphasis on core subjects discipline dress codes and grade repetition if standards aren t met

Scottsdale Fundamental Jim Tanner Education 44Th St James Wellington

Stolen Items Worth $4066 From Three Scottsdale Businesses

Three Scottsdale residents report weekend thefts totaling 4066 dollars from area businesses. A Phillips 66 station shed at 5001 N Granite Reef Rd was pried open and yielded 1533 dollars in automotive equipment across three makes, seven alternators, and three starters. At McAdoo Gallery 7155 E Main St two gold rings with rubies sapphires and diamonds disappeared from a display. An air conditioning pump valued at 1000 dollars vanished from a shed behind El Chaparral Apartments 4950 N Miller Rd. manager William Curby said it had been repaired and returned last Tuesday, then went missing again Saturday.

Scottsdale Phillips ‘66 Granite Reef Rd Wesley E. Phillips McAdoo Gallery E. Main St Don Hines Indian School Rd el Chaparral N. Miller Rd William Curby

Scottsdale Man Suspected of Firing At Townhouse

A 38 year old Scottsdale man allegedly fired two shots from a .38 revolver through a townhouse door and threatened to kill the occupant after learning his wife was with the male resident. Donn E. Minier was read his rights at home. police found an unloaded revolver and spent shells in his car. He was not arrested as investigation continues.

Scottsdale Donn E. Minier E. Kimsey Minier

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