Scottsdale considers bus subsidy extension and Chaparral tennis lights
Scottsdale City Council plans to extend bus subsidies through June 30 and modify Route 18 peak service while trimming Route 3 midday loops. They also weigh lighting four Chaparral High School courts with 30-foot poles funded partly by reallocating Cholla Park funds, evaluating costs and impacts.
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SFT and Scottsdale District set talks on duty aides
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and district administrators meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. to negotiate 1976 77 contracts. The union seeks duty aides for morning and afternoon playground duty, beyond reinstating lunch supervision. The district offers 45000 dollars to reinstate last year’s program, with estimates showing 20000 to 30000 more needed for full coverage.
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Scottsdale
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SFT
Scottsdale School Board to Review Budget and Police Policy
Scottsdale School District sets 1976-77 budget parameters in a zero budget review session at 8 p.m. in the education center. Board will consider a referendum to exceed state limits, with next year’s budget near 50 million, and operations and maintenance at 27.4 million. The meeting also covers a police access policy for on campus questioning and parent contact rules, including emergency circumstances and custody provisions.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Gaskins Attacks City Policies Over Personnel Issues
Mayoral candidate Jay Gaskins criticized the city administration for personnel practices. He cited alleged issues including seven employees settling for half pay on stand-by claims, being told to take compensatory time, a questionable job delegation, and reports of rats and no washroom facilities at a city work site. He did not disclose names due to permission limits.
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Jay Gaskins
Gaskins
Lenore Jermane Dies. Kansan by NEXUS to Desert Haven
Lenore K. Jermane 74 of 6401 E Presido Rd died Monday in Desert Haven Nursing Home. A dietician with experience in catering management and hospital food service, she is survived by son Keith Kirkwood Mo daughter Gladys Steffens Scottsdale two brothers and a sister all out of state five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services and interment will be in Seneca Kansas with arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Mesa
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Scottsdale
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E. Presido Rd
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Desert Haven Nursing Home
Seneca
Messinger Mortuary
Pearl Olson dies in Arizona at 75
Pearl I. Olson, 75, an Arizona resident for 18 years, died Saturday in Doctors Hospital. She lived at 601 N Hayden Rd and is survived by her husband Axel P. and a son Russell Pundy of Kirkland Washington, plus a brother and sister out of state. Services will be at 10 a.m.
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Pearl I. Olson
Arizona
Doctors Hospital
Olson
N. Hayden Rd
Axel P
Russell Pundy
Kirkland
Wash
Green Acres Mortuary
Office worker for Babbitt found guilty
Arnold Bohn, 23, Glendale, pleaded guilty in Scottsdale city court to failure to obey police officers after an December 10 incident with officers. He was found guilty of assault and battery on police officers and resisting arrest. Judge Edward Boyle set no sentencing date pending further review.
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Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Scottsdale
Arnold Bohn
N. 1St Drive
Glendale
Edward Boyle
Double Check Your Tax Return To Avoid Delays
Tax officials urge accuracy as errors on returns can hold up refunds. Review personal information, totals, and supporting forms to expedite processing and prevent processing holds or audits.
State officials to testify in Nelson payoffs probe
Arizona case centers on two suspected $60,000 payments tied to former Attorney General Gary Nelson. Ronald Crismon and Richard Wolf of the attorney general’s office are subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury in Tucson. James Kraemer aka Jim Barnes involved in Phoenix trailer dealerships faced separate loan probe.
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Gary Nelson
Phoenix
Arizona Daily Star
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Arizona Court of Appeals
the Star
Ronald Crismon
Richard Wolf
James Kraemer
Jim Barnes
Phoenix Police
Florida man lands plane near Os Road in field
Robert Leroy Williams, 30, of Pinellas Park, Florida, landed a 1955 Cessna 170B in a vacant field near Os Road to visit a friend, Carol Leigh. Police and Rural Metro halted traffic briefly to allow departure. FAA notified. Williams unhurt. visit to friend unconfirmed.
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Pinellas Park
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Phoenix
Federal Aviation Administration
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Williams
Carol Leigh
Chambers Court
Leigh
Scottsdale Municipal
Metro
Osborn
Death penalty repeal tabled in Arizona Senate committee
Senate Judiciary Committee tabled a proposal to repeal the state's death penalty act pending U.S. Supreme Court review. Chief sponsor Sen. Morris Farr of Tucson urged repeal, saying the state should not be in the business of taking human life.
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Phoenix
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Morris Farr
Tucson
APS seeks harsher penalties for gas line vandalism
Arizona Public Service Co. urged the legislature to stiffen penalties for vandalism and sabotage against natural gas lines. After APS spokesman William Prenevost testified, the House Judiciary Committee approved a bill raising the maximum penalty from six months in jail to five years and a 500 dollar fine.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
William Prenevost
House Judiciary Committee
Panel Begins Malpractice Work In Arizona Legislature
A joint legislative conference committee held its first work session in Phoenix to reconcile House and Senate differences on a measure aimed at reducing medical malpractice insurance costs. The House rejected Senate changes 29 to 23 with Democrats largely backing the Senate version. Speaker Stan Akers named seven House conferees and the Senate soon named seven chief negotiators.
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Phoenix
Legislative Conference
House
Senate
Stan Akers
Pima County Spends More Per Resident Than Maricopa
A report to the Board of Supervisors compares 13 county departments in Pima and Maricopa for 1975 76 and finds Pima outspends Maricopa per resident despite Maricopa's larger population. Issued by Supervisor Conrad Joyner, the analysis highlights per capita costs across services.
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Tucson
Maricopa County
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Conrad Joyner
Restraint urged as Arizona legislature overshoots bills
Sen Stan Turley of Mesa urged restraint in new bills as 483 Senate measures and 427 House proposals exceed prior records. He said the legislature is outdoing itself and that repentance is in order.
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Phoenix
Stan Turley
Mesa
Arizona
Turley
Senate
House
Armed man robs woman in parked car
Ruthann E. Sexton 19 employed at La Belle's Distributing was driven to the El Camino Theatre parking lot by an armed man who forced entry, threatened her with a knife, and stole $5.75 before releasing her. Police describe the suspect as a young Caucasian male in his early 20s with shoulder length blond hair.
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Ruthann E. Sexton
66Th St
la Belle’s Distributing
N. Scottsdale Rd
el Camino Theatre
Sexton
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model from Chicago ad
A Beltone Electronics advertisement offers a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid. The ultra light device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Readers are urged to write to Dept. 9107, Beltone Electronics, Chicago Illinois for a free model.
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Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
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