Paradise Valley to erect first relocatable school Palomino Elementary planned at 29th Street and Monte Cristo
The Paradise Valley School Board approves a relocatable Palomino Elementary at 29th Street and Monte Cristo to serve about 800 students starting September. Financing via a 30 cent levy with a seven year lease purchase, design by Marston's Inc, and construction costs around 1.1 million. The project aims to relieve double sessions at Campo Bello and Indian Bend.
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Paradise Valley
29Th Street
Monte Cristo
Palomino
Campo Bello
Richiard Hanna
Hanna
Marston’s, Inc
38Th Street
Nesbit
Indian Bend
Desert Shadows
Cold front brings cooler weekend to Phoenix area
A Pacific cold front from southeast California will drop temperatures across Scottsdale and the Valley. Forecasters expect 10 to 15 mph breezes Saturday with highs near 79 and Sunday in the upper 60s. Scottsdale reached 68 on Thursday and fell to 32. overnight lows may dip to the low 40s.
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Scottsdale and Valley
California
Phoenix
National Weather Services
Scottsdale
Manchester United star George Best ordered to stay away from Miss World
George Best faced theft charges in London after allegedly stealing a fur coat from Marjorie Wallace the Miss World contestant from Indianapolis. The 27 year old denied the charges and posted bail of 13800 dollars. He is to appear in court on March 27.
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London
UPI
Manchester United
George Best
Marjorie Wallace
Best
Indianapolis
Ind
ASU fraternity members visit Golden Age Nursing home
Sigma Tau Alpha Epsilon at Arizona State University plans a Saturday visit to Golden Age Nursing Home at 7303 E Monterey Way. About 30 members will spend 1:30 to 3:30 p m bringing cakes and treats and greeting elderly residents as part of a three week series of community service projects.
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Sigma ™ Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Arizona State University
Golden Age Nursing Home
Monterey Way
Oregon pair held on fraud charge
Two Portland men were arrested Thursday afternoon on fraud charges after posing as a couple to sell a watch to Scottsdale officers. Bobby Joe Moore, 24, and Larry Earl Crawford, 19, allegedly misrepresented inexpensive jewelry and fled with marked bills after a purchase attempt at The Pantry clothing store.
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Portland, Ore
Scottsdale
Bobby Joe Moore
Larry Earl Crawford
Diane Taylor
al Edwardson
Pantry
Isis No
Man
Moore
Crawford
Two Bicyclists Struck By Autos In Separate Scottsdale Incidents
Police report two separate Scottsdale accidents left bicyclists hurt but treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Peter Davis, 7047 E Earls, struck the rear of a stationary green station wagon on Scottsdale Road around 5 p.m. He suffered a cut above the right eyelid after being thrown. The driver fled the scene. Earlier, Sherry Wilson, 8726 Valley Vista, bicycling on a sidewalk near Keim Drive, collided with Herman Hale, 8318 E Keim, as he exited an alley near Granite Reef Road. Wilson sustained a left leg injury.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Peter Davis
E. Earls
Scottsdale
5Th Avenue
Davis
Sherry] Wilson
Valley Vista
Keim Drive
Herman Hale
E. Keim
Haber
Granite Reef Road
LULAC Week Ends With Dance And Banquet
The Arizona LULAC week closes with a 7 p.m. dance at the Ramada East in Phoenix featuring Chapito Chavarria and the Spanish Accents. Champagne reception, dancing to 1 a.m. Tickets 14 singles 7.50 couples. A Saturday banquet in Kearney at Leo Terris Hall begins 6 p.m. at 15 per person.
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Arizona ‘League of United Latin “American Citizens
LULAC
Ramada East
East
van Buren
Chapito Chavarria
Kearney
Ariz
Leo Terris
Obituaries for Audie Robertson and Others List Local Deaths
Obituaries note the death of Audie C. Robertson 82 of Phoenix area with services set at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Also listed are Mary E. Tallman a nurse from Chicago and Effie Jane Gray with services at A. L. Moore and Sons. memorials and callers times provided.
Frank L. Bush 84 dies in Scottsdale private services set
Frank L. Bush 84 of 8613 E Monterosa Scottsdale a life member of the International Association of Machinists in Minneapolis died Thursday in Hayden Manor Nursing Home He was born in North Dakota moved to Scottsdale from Minneapolis in 1972 Survivors include his wife Mabelle a daughter Dorothy Brandt of Scottsdale and a granddaughter Private services will be held Saturday in Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Scottsdale with cremation to follow.
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Audie C. Robertson
E. Rose Circle Drive
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Mary E. Tallman
Scottsdale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tandy
Trina
Gilbert S. Boers
Bert Boers
Phoenix
American Cancer Society
Billy Graham Evangelist Association of Faith and Works Conference
Messinger Mortuary
Effie Jane Gray
Scottsdale Road
W. Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
Gray
Ardley Park
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Philip Starck
Woodstock
Ill
Frank L. Bush
E. Monterosa
International Association of Machinists
Minneapolis
Hayden Manor
North Dakota
Mr. Bush
Mabelle
Dorothy Brandt
E. Indian School
Burch Says He Will Report Directly To President
Dean Burch announced at a Phoenix Country Club news conference that as a future cabinet adviser he will work directly for the President and will not report to General Alexander Haig, Nixon's chief aide. He said he will work with the President.
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Phoenix
Dean Burch
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Burch
Phoenix Country Club
Governor urges five percent cut in state agency budgets
Phoenix Gov Jack Williams called on all state agencies to reduce spending by five percent this fiscal year. He made the appeal during a meeting with department heads on Thursday.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Tempe PAC disbands citing role as “bad guy”
Tempe political action committee decides to disband after its chairman Dr. Richard O. Flynn says the group became the bad guy in local politics. The volunteer group formed to back candidates, endorse others, and assist with campaign expenses.
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Tempe
Political Action Committee
Richard O. Flynn
Flynn
Cement Transporters Seeks 12 Percent Rate Increase
A State Corporation Commission hearing officer in Phoenix has taken the request under advisement. Cement Transporters, Inc. seeks a 12 percent rate rise, but even if approved the company would still lose money due to added expenses since filing last month.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Cement Transporters, Inc
Paradise Valley Schools Balk at State Aid for Bond Plan
Paradise Valley School District Superintendent H Ray Shipley says the recent legislative session provides little relief for high taxes and construction needs. The Observer notes the district faces a $10 million bond election. lawmakers allowed use of 30 cent levy funds for a portable elementary school but no state funds. Shipley estimates only about $200,000 in future state aid versus $5 million in construction needs.
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Paradise Valley
H. Ray Shipley
Observer
Shipley
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