Dial a ride loop plan to cross Phoenix Scottsdale studied
Scottsdale and Phoenix officials discuss a north loop linking Greenway Beardsley roads and Pima Road with Bell extending to Scottsdale Road. The plan includes a two year UMTA dial a ride trial costing 570000 with most funded by a 513000 grant.
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North ‘Loop
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Black Canyon
Greenway
Beardsley Roads
Scottsdale Road
Pima Road
Bell Road
Pima
Maricopa Association of Governments
Tougher alien job laws urged
Donald G. Brown retires as Arizona district immigration director and urges stiffer employment laws to curb illegal hiring. He cites 53,000 illegals in Arizona and links Mexican economic woes and the end of the bracero program to the flow. James Glasgow will replace him.
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Phoenix
Donald G. Brown
Arizona
Brown
U.S. Atty
Griffin Bell
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mexico
United States
James Glasgow
el Paso
Tex
Obituary: Lloyd F. MacClintock 68 Retired Machinist
Lloyd F. MacClintock 68 a retired machinist and World War II veteran died Saturday in the Veterans Hospital. He lived in the Valley 17 years after moving from New York and was a member of American Legion Post 26 in Mesa. Survived by wife Lena daughters Dorothy Beer Ramona Hamblin Catherine Hutchinson sister and five grandchildren. Visitation 6 to 9 p m today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Services 10 30 a m Tuesday at Messinger Chapel with interment at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Lloyd F. MacClintock
Veterans Hospital
MacClintock
American Legion
Mesa
Valley
New York
E. Avalon Drive
James A. Ingalls Dies at 61 Former Arizona Official
James A. Ingalls 61 purchasing consultant for the Arizona Attorney General's office and World War I veteran died Sunday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Born in New York he moved to Scottsdale from Massachusetts six years ago and lived at 8433 E. Cholla St. He was an officer in the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club. Survived by wife Juanita sons David and James Jr and daughter Julie all of Scottsdale and a sister out of state. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary 7603 E. 2 p.m. Wednesday interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens 9300 E. Shea Blvd.
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James A. Ingalls
Arizona Attorney General’s Office
John C. Lincoln Hospital
New York
Mr. Ingalls
Scottsdale
Massachusetts
E. Cholla St
Juanita
David
James Jr
Julie
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Messinger Chapel
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Bivd
Obituary for Frank J. Durham 84 Insurance Broker
Frank J. Durham 84 retired insurance broker died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was an alumnus member of the University Alumni Association of Phoenix an underwriter for Planned Parenthood and vice president and director of the Valley Presbyterian Foundation. He moved from Wisconsin to the Valley eight years ago and lived at 7575 N Ironwood Drive Paradise Valley. Survived by wife Nancy a son Bruce Berger of Colorado daughters Marion Marshall of Illinois and Carolyn McCurday of Minnesota and eight grandchildren. Services at 4 p m Tuesday Valley United Presbyterian Church 6947 E McDonald Drive with private interment. Messinger Mortuary handled arrangements. Memorials to Planned Parenthood suggested.
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Frank J. Durham
Good Samaritan Hospital
Durham
The
University Alumni Association of Phoenix
Planned Parenthood
Valley Presbyterian Foundation
Illinois
Valley
Wisconsin
Ironwood Drive
Paradise Valley
Mr. Durham
Nancy
Bruce Berger
Colorado
Marion Marshall
Carolyn McCurday
Minnesota
Valley United Presbyterian Church
McDonald Drive
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale considers flood plain ordinance change and bonds
Scottsdale proposes revising the flood plain ordinance to allow basement construction if floodproofed and outside federal flood hazard zones. A $7.524 million flood control bond plan funds two storm drains and bridge work on Indian Bend Wash among other projects, with bids sought.
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Scottsdale
Earls Drive
Thomas Road
68Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Leonard Erie
Erie
Eric
Indian Bend
Indian Bend Wash
McDowell
Miller Road
Eldorado Park
McKellips Lake
George Iannella
Avalon Drive
Pinchot Avenue
70Th Street
Earls
McDowell Road
77Th Street
Man killed in hit and run on McDowell Road
A 36 year old Salt River Indian community resident, David D. Martinez, died at the scene after being struck by a dark blue hit and run vehicle on McDowell Road east of Alma School Road around 8 52 p m. Deputies described no plate or driver. Items of Martinez apparel found about 60 yards from his body.
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Salt River
McDowell Road
Alma School Road
David D. Martinez
Rt.1
Martinez
McDowell
Fire destroys Bellanca 260 at Scottsdale Airport
A Bellanca 260 single engine plane owned by David Hallstrum was destroyed by a fire Saturday afternoon near a taxiway at Scottsdale Municipal Airport. Hallstrum said he was charging the battery when the fire started behind his business. No injuries were reported and the FAA said no full scale probe was planned.
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Scottsdale
Metro
David Hallstrum
Redwing Road
Paradise Valley
Hallstrum
Western Advertising, Inc
N. 73Rd St
Hallstrom
Federal Aviation Administration
Stolen items reported from Scottsdale home and vehicle
Property worth more than $1 600 vanished from Brent Stewart home 9113 N 81st St after a patio entry. Stolen stereo equipment jewelry and two pistols were taken. A Tucson man reported a 1200 guitar and a CB radio stolen from his pickup at El Camino Theatre lot 2040 N Scottsdale Rd after force entry to the truck door.
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Scottsdale
Brent Stewart
N. 81St St
Tucson
el Camino Theatre
N. Scottsdale Rd
James W. Sutterby
Water safety bill stuck in committee vote
Phoenix lawmakers report that the House Health Committee chairwoman tabled a bill to enforce the Safe Drinking Water Act. Rep. Diane McCarthy criticized adding federal law and higher taxes, announcing the measure will be held indefinitely.
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Phoenix
House Health Committee
Diane McCarthy
Glendale
Arizona House moves on antiracket statute and crime bill
The House Judiciary Committee tentatively adopts a strong antiracket statute and reviews another measure targeting organized crime. A final, heavily amended bill from the Arizona Criminal Code Commission is expected later this week, incorporating two years of study into more than half of the state's revised criminal code.
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Phoenix
House
Judiciary Committee
Arizona
Arizona Criminal Code Commission
Carter Castro to Meet Over Western States Water Problems
Arizona Governor Raul Castro and Utah Governor Scott Matheson were slated to meet President Jimmy Carter to discuss their states water troubles. The meeting was proposed Sunday during the National Governors Conference in Washington, an aide said.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Raul Castro
Utah
Scott M. Matheson
Jimmy Carter
Castro
Tom Rippey
Washington
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UMTA
Phoenix Transit
Indian School
Raymond Williamson
Williamson
Dubuque
Iowa
Lloyd MacClintock
Lena
Dorothy
Tempe
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Rosemary Herra
Leonard Peralta
West
Scottsdale Rd
University OF Southern
California Trojans
Fiesta Inn
S. Priest Rd
Trojans
ASU
Sun Devil Stadium
USC
First United Methodist Church
E. University Drive
Robert Hill
Thurs
Cavendish Bridge Club
E. Indian School Rd
LFA
Camelback Roads
Associated Press
Carter
Bankamericart
Mastercharge
Exxon Credit
Rio Car Wash
Scottsdale & McKellips Road
Iene
Herbert Baker
Mae
Ugan
MR. Baker
N. Marshall
Ariz
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