Scottsdale Election Candidates Face Possible Runoffs
Voters decide mayor and six council posts with a potential runoff if no candidate wins a clear majority. Polling places include Copacap School Coronado Baptist Church Coronado High School Hokakam Mohave Navajo Paiute Tonalea Yavapai and Fit Yavapai schools across Scottsdale from 6 am to 7 pm.
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Scottsdale
Cocopah
E. Cholla
Coronado Baptist Church
N. Hayden Rd
Coronado High School
Hohokam
E. Oaks St
Mohave
Yavapai School
Bartos outlines seven point platform for Scottsdale mayor bid
Mayoral candidate Dan Bartos pledges full-time mayor role and strong police support. He calls for a tough crime policy, a crime commission, tighter traffic light planning, waste reduction, clearer city duties, state pollution laws, improved street lighting, master plan fixes, a buyer protecting building code, and a city water utility to lower homeowner water rates.
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Dan Bartos
Bartos
Bud Tims
Scottsdale
Campaign backs Mayor Bud Tims on record for re election
Backers credit Tims two year record with public trust and progress in Scottsdale. Campaign aide Joe Strickler cites master plan approval, outside investor confidence, Valley National Bank opening its 100th Scottsdale branch, a $14 million shopping center fund, Motorola plant expansions, and flood control studies as evidence of ongoing success. He says tax rate will stay at $1.07 and citizen involvement through STEP will continue if re elected.
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Bud Tims
Tims
Tim
Joe Strickler
Scottsdale
Strickler
Valley’ National Bank
Dickson
McDowell Rds
Motorola
Indian Bend Wash
John Erickson
Arizona Canal
Paradise Valley Town Council Election Cites Eight Candidates
Town voters will decide among eight candidates for the Paradise Valley city council, including six incumbents led by Mayor Jack Huntress. Independents include Dudley Ryan and J Stephen Simon. Seven new councilors will choose a mayor from among successful candidates. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Town Hall.
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Paradise Valley
Jack Huntress
Richard D. Fellars
Oscar Palmer Sr
Philip E. Von.Ammon
E. Robert Tibben
Irving Scherer
Dudley Ryan
J. Stephen Simon
Paradise Valley Town Hall
N. Invergordon Rd
Theft during Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Two well dressed men stole a $2000 church collection box during morning Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help and fled from the rear lobby. Police said the suspects, 28 to 30, were seen by ushers as witnesses described them as neatly dressed.
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Our Lady of Perpetual. Help ‘Catholic Church
Miller
Charles’ Maloney
Father Maloney
Eugene Maguire
Alvin Kerch
N. Parkway Ave
Ann Smith
N. 66Th St
Father Maguire
Wess
Jack Collins
Charles Maloney
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic
Woman assaulted in her Scottsdale home
A Scottsdale woman was seriously injured today when attacked in her home. Police said Majorie Keck of 814 North 82nd Street called about 9:30 a.m. and reported the assault before officers forced entry. She was found with a head wound and taken to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital in serious condition.
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Scottsdale
Majorie Keck
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Dickson Electronics loses two top officials in resignations
Walter Gray vice president and treasurer resigns effective February 29 and Charles Norling director of industrial relations resigns effective last Friday. Gray resides in Scottsdale, newly elected Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce president and Arizona Manufacturers Association leader. Norling’s future plans not disclosed. Weather today partly cloudy with highs near 75 and tomorrow near 73.
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Dickson Electronics Corp
Don Dickson
Walter Gray
Charles Norling
Dickson
Gray
Norling
E. Sage Dr
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Association of Manufacturers
Western Electronics Manufacturing Assn
Scottsdale
Unnamed Florida Tornado Injures 13 Amid Resort Area Damage
Severe winter storm wields widespread damage from Florida to the Northeast. In Florida a tornado near Miami injures 13 as cars and debris fly, with up to 100 homes damaged and damage in the millions. Snow and subzero cold plague the Northeast with blocked roads and stranded travelers.
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A.décklock
Miami
Florida
Pacific Northwest
New York
Vermont
New Hamp
Maine
Bemidji
Minn
Oswego
Tefferson
Lewis Counties
Upstate
Guerrillas attack Tan Son Nhut and Saigon outskirts
Viet Cong guerrillas seized a village on Saigon's northwest edge as a base for two more mortar strikes on Tan Son Nhut Airbase and Gen Westmoreland's headquarters amid heavy fighting on Saigon's northern perimeter.
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Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Westmoreland
Ronan seeks Scottsdale Superior Court seat in party switch
Charles N. Ronan of Scottsdale former Maricopa County Attorney announced his candidacy for the Superior Court bench and reveals a party switch from Democrat to Republican as ten judgeships await election this fall. Salt River Project halted water release to the Salt River bed reducing flow at Stewart Mountain Dam to canal needs after five days of higher releases.
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Phoenix
Charles N. Ronan
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Ronan
Salt River
Salt River Project
Stewart Mountain
SRP
School Board to discuss new superintendent search and TB testing policy
The school board will meet tomorrow evening at Navajo School to discuss finding a new superintendent after Supt John Tanner resigned effective July 1. They will consider stricter tuberculosis testing for staff as 600 students were tested last week after a staff member contracted the disease.
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Learried
Earl Sumrall
John Tanner
Navajo School
Granite Reef
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