Paradise Valley Council Delays Condemnation Over Culvert Site
The Paradise Valley town council again defers deciding to condemn a 7,500 square foot parcel west of Scottsdale Road for an intake channel supporting a City of Scottsdale culvert under Indian Bend Wash. The land owned by John Criafi and Martin and Anthony Rini is sought to allow 3,000 cfs flow. indemnity terms with the city are under review for Jan. 24. Residents oppose Fanfol Drive paving through Bernie Ditch and a new improvement district will pave routes toward the ditch and Invergordon Road. The council also backs Scottsdale Bicentennial plans for 1976 under the renamed Scottsdale Paradise Valley Bicentennial Committee led by Roberta Unterberger.
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Scottsdale Road
McCormick Parkway
Oscar A. Butt
John Cri
Afi
Martin
Anthony Rini
Indian Bend Wash
Fanfol Drive
Fanfol
68Th Street
Invergordon Road
Charles Atkinson
Scottsdale
Scottsdale” Paradise Valley
Roberta Unterberger
Scottsdale traffic injuries include multiple crashes on Roosevelt and Miller roads
A Scottsdale man, Raymond Chambers, 38, was treated and released after his car left Roosevelt Street near 77th Street and ended in Vista del Camino Park. He resisted officers and faces charges. A 29 year old woman, Sharon Johnson, was injured when her car overturned on Miller Road near Indian School Road and was cited for driving on a suspended license. A 16 year old was injured when pinned between two vehicles as Robert Neely's stalled car backed up on 68th Street. Neely was cited for unsafe backing.
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Scottsdale
Roosevelt Street
Raymond Chambers
E. D
Lewis ‘Ave
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Roosevelt
77Th Street
Vista del Camino Park
Chambers
Sharon Johnson
E. Palm Lane
Miller Road
Stephen Harris
68Th St
Scottsdale Memorial
Robert Neely
Mesa
Camelback Road
68Th Street
Harris
Neely
Gunman robs Ramada Inn desk and bar at 3 30 a.m.
A lone robber at the Ramada Inn on East Main Street forced the night auditor to lay on the floor and used a pry bar to take cash from the lobby desk and bar register. He also smashed a vending machine for change and stole master keys before fleeing. witness accounts describe a 25 year old, 5 8, 140 pound man in tan clothing.
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Ramada Inn
E. Main St
Ward Hubbell
Hubbell
Walter Sheehan
Sheehan
Variance dispute won’t delay Paradise Valley hotel permit review
Paradise Valley planners proceed with a special use permit review for a Howard Johnsons resort on Scottsdale and Jackrabbit Roads despite a 0.32 acre variance dispute. Board chairman J Duncan Brock said the board may have been misled by developers’ attorney as hearings continue and a subcommittee seeks detailed site plans before a full recommendation.
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Oscar A. Butt
J. Duncan Brock
Planning Commission
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Butt
Scottsdale
Jackrabbit Roads
Brock
Commission
Ee Commission
Jon Bonnel
Mel Kowal
Obituary of Frank E. McKinney Indianapolis native and banker
Frank E. McKinney owner of Southwest Savings and Loan Association died at 69 in Indianapolis. A former national chairman of the Democratic party in 1951 he led American Fletcher Corp. and its bank. He headed a Arizona Indiana consortium that bought Southwest Savings in 1972. Survivors include son Frank Jr and two daughters.
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Ind
Frank E. McKinney
Southwest Savings and Loan Association of Phoenix
Paradise Valley
McKinney
Democratic Party
American Fletcher Corp
American Fletcher National Bank
Indiana
Mr. McKinney
Arizona
Southwest Savings and Loan Association
Frank &. Jr
James C. Clark
Kathleen McKinney
Magazine firm robbed in Phoenix hold up
A man in his early 20s robbed the office of Arizona Magazine Distributors in Phoenix on Thursday and escaped with nearly $1,400. Police say manager John Calderwood returned from collections and the money was handed to the bookkeeper who was later found bound with tape.
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Phoenix
Arizona Magazine
John Calderwood
Republicans to donate $50,000 to Rhodes bid
The State Republican Committee plans a 50000 dollar donation to Rep. John J. Rhodes of Arizona for his re election campaign. Chairman Harry Rosenzweig said it would be the largest sum ever given a congressional candidate.
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Phoenix
State
Republican Committee
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Harry Rosenzweig
Phoenix man acquitted in youth's vehicular manslaughter case
A Maricopa County Superior Court jury acquitted Daniel Lee Merchant, 26, of vehicular manslaughter in the Aug 20 death of 17 year old John Schweitzer whose kidneys and eyes were used for transplants. The jury deliberated about 90 minutes.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Jury deadlock in murder trial of Adolph Lewis
A Phoenix jury could not reach a verdict in the murder trial of Adolph Lewis 18 for the September killing of a local accountant. The jurors did convict Lewis on a robbery charge.
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Phoenix
Adolph Lewis
Lewis
Scottsdale debates control of new satellite courts building
City Manager Dale Carter says two weeks to meet county officials on a $330 000 satellite county courts building plan near the Scottsdale Police Department. The dispute centers on land deeds and control of design and operations, with the city seeking architectural consistency and review authority while contemplating future city service use. Eldon Rudd and Richard Campana lead talks as the Scottsdale Bar Association pushes to secure the project.
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Dale Carter
Ben Montijo
Montijo
Moise Berger
Scottsdale
Berger
Eldon Rudd
Richard Campana
Court Complex
Campana
Scottsdale Bar Association
Free gas stations barred from charging for basic services
Federal energy official Charles E. Owens said some service stations tried to monetize free services during the energy crisis by charging for windshield cleaning oil checks and other gimmicks. He called most actions illegal but noted stations may still refuse service to nonregular customers.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy
Charles E. Owens
Ownes
Owens
Japan orders strict fuel saving program
Tokyo officials announced a nationwide energy thrift plan to curb consumption. The move aims to conserve fuel and electricity, with nighttime power reductions likened to wartime austerity era blackouts in the capital.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
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