Inflation Clamps In At 7 Percent For 1975
Government figures show December prices up five tenths of a percent, lifting 1975 inflation to 7 percent the highest in three years but better than 1974’s 12.2 percent. Food costs rose 6.5 percent while nonfood goods gained 6.2 percent and services 8.1 percent for the year. The 166.3 December CPI indicates $16.63 of goods cost the same as $10 in 1967 base.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Labor Department
Planners in PV Propose Electing Chairman From Within
Paradise Valley planners recommend to the town council a plan for the planning and zoning commission to elect its chairman from among its own members at the first October meeting. The ordinance would keep council-appointed chairmen for the board of adjustments. A lot-split at Mummy Mountain View subdivision on 57th Street and Mountain View Road is advised with stipulations including street improvements.
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Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Roger McKee
Board of Adjustments
Commission
Superior Court of Board of Adjustments
Mummy Mountain View Subdivision
57Th Street
Mountain View Road
Obituary: Thomas R. Donahoe 81 Veteran and Machinist
Thomas R. Donahoe 81 a third degree Columbus in Scott Veterans Tuesday in Adnion Hospital. Born in Parker South Dakota he moved to the Valley in 1941 from Sioux City Iowa where he was a cattle buyer. A machinist for 16 years he served in the Army in World War I and belonged to the Scottsdale Veterans of Foreign Wars and the World War I veterans of Scottsdale. Survivors include sons Thomas E Spokane and Robert E Phoenix three brothers and three sisters residing out of state. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Thursday Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd. Mass 9 a.m. Friday Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Second Street and Miller Road. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and all day Thursday.
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Adnion Hospital
Parker
S.D
Sioux City
Iowa
Mr. Donahoe
E. Brill
Phoenix
Scottsdale Veterans of Foreign Wars
Scottsdale
Donahoe
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Thomas E
Spokane
Wash
Robert E
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Second Street
Miller Road
Refugio de Reyes Dies. Native of Mexico
Refugio de Reyes 51 a native of Mexico died Sunday in Maricopa County Hospital. He came to the Valley 21 years ago and lived at 7702 E Beatrice Drive. Survived by wife Minnie and children Frances Robles Yolanda Maria Patrosino Juana Sylvia and Irma five brothers three sisters and three grandchildren. Visitation is at Mortensen Kings Funeral Center 1020 W Washington St Phoenix at 8 p.m. today with mass at 11 a.m. Thursday at Church of St Daniel 1030 N Hayden Rd.
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Refugio de Reyes
Mexico
Maricopa County
Mr. de Reyes
Valley
Beatrice Drive
Minnie
Frances Robles
Yolanda
Maria
Patrosino
Juana
Sylvia
Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center
Washington St
Phoenix
Church of St. Daniel
N. Hayden Rd
David A. Senn Services Planned in Arizona
David Arnold Senn 83 died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He was a Wisconsin native and former road construction worker who moved to the Valley a year ago. Funeral services will be this evening at 7601 E Indian School Rd with interment in Osseo Wisconsin. Survivors include son Alger of Eau Claire daughters Phyllis Collins DeLoris Gullard of Phoenix and Marjorie Bottoms of Houston two sisters nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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David Arnold Senn
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School
Osseo
Wisc
Senn
N. 46Th St
Good Samaritan
Wisconsin
Alger
Eau Claire
Phyllis Collins
DeLoris Gullard
Phoenix
Marjorie Bottoms
Houston
Texas
Services for Jessie Mendenhall Held at Mercer Mortuary
Funeral services for Jessie Mendenhall, 93, who died Sunday at Beverly Manor Nursing Home, were held today at Mercer Mortuary. Survivors include daughter Gertrude Reppert and Frances Hill, four grandsons, and three more relatives.
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Jessie Mendenhall
Beverly Manor Nursing Home
Mercer Mortuary
Denhall
E. Windsor
Gertrude Reppert
Frances Hill
Scottsdale reports bridges in good shape with repairs needed
The Scottsdale City Council heard a Sverdrup and Parcel Associates assessment finding six of 16 bridges require major repairs yet remain safe. The study rated bridges across 13 areas, noting only routine maintenance concerns and no major safety issues. Bridge work will be included in next year's street maintenance budget.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Sverdrup and Parcel and Associates Inc
A.M. Bertleson
Bertleson
George Iannella
Capital Improvements Engineering
Black urges North Scottsdale residents' input on growth
Independent city council candidate Jean Black told a coffee gathering at 6602 E. Shea Blvd that top priority in planning should go to current North Scottsdale residents. She stressed careful study of land use and avoidance of increased density without consultation, and urged delaying outer-edge development in favor of interior areas.
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Scottsdale
Jean Black
Black
Gunars Bilsens
E. Shea Boulevard
North
North End
Indian jewelry theft shocks east Phoenix woman
Norma Obele reported two men described as business men robbed her of 23000 dollars in Indian jewelry from her home by appointment. They tied her with electrical cords and pistol threatened before fleeing. she freed herself and alerted police. Authorities described suspects as well dressed men in their mid thirties.
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Phoenix
Norma Obele
E. Flower Sr
Obele
Gentry to conduct show and tell at City Hall
Council member Billie Gentry will lead a morning show and tell at City Hall on Thursday at 9 AM. She invites members of several women’s groups to join a brief presentation followed by a tour of the Scottsdale Mall and a film theater briefing at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts.
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Billie Gentry
City Hall
Gentry
League of Women Voters
The
American Association of University Women
Scottsdale
Junior Woman’s Club
Kiva
Scottsdale Mall
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Scottsdale District Sees 25 Percent Jump in Free Lunches
The Scottsdale School District reports a 25 percent rise in approved free lunch applications over the past month. From 888 students receiving free lunches last June, the count reached 951 last month, with 223 new approvals since then.
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Scottsdale
Bill Pedersen
Pedersen
Phoenix EEOC probe shifts focus to travel expenses
The General Accounting Office investigates the Phoenix district EEOC office centering on director Edward Valenzuela and his travel costs plus his dual role as past national president of Image, an organization for Spanish speaking government employees. In a separate statewide poll Rep. John Conlan leads Rep. Sam Steiger for the GOP Senate nomination.
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Phoenix
General Accounting Office
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Phoenix Eeoc
Edward Valenzuela
Image
John Conlan
R-Ariz
Sam Steiger
U.S. Senate
Earl deBerge
Behavior Research Center
Conlan
Steiger
GOP
Paul Fannin
Tribes to share 4.9 million from Indian Claims award
The Whiteriver and San Carlos Apache tribes win 4.9 million from the U S Indian Claims Commission. Plans call for 80 percent to tribal members directly and 20 percent for tribal projects. About 7 000 Whiteriver Apaches would get 280 each and 6 000 San Carlos Apaches about 327 each.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
Indian Affairs
Morris Thompson
Arizona Racing Commission Mulls Permit Cancellations
The Arizona Racing Commission advised canceling dog racing permits at Black Canyon City and Apache Junction and a Prescott horse racing permit after a merger without soprovel. Assistant General Fred Stork urged action Tuesday, but the board held until its February meeting.
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Phoenix
Arizona Racing Commission
Black Canyon City
Apache Junction
Prescott
Soprovel. Asst. Bay
Fred Stork
Carter Becomes First Democrat to File for Arizona Primary
Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter files intent to run in Arizona Democratic presidential preference primary. State party chairman Charles Pine confirms papers filed to place his name on the April 24 ballot.
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Phoenix
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Arizona
Charles Pine
Carter
Police say public must deter crime. police cannot protect everyone
Phoenix, Vernon Hoy of the State Department of Public Safety told the Kiwanis Club that police cannot protect the public. He urged individuals to take crime prevention into their own hands and warned that asking for more tax dollars will not automatically reduce crime.
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Phoenix
State Department of Public Safety
Vernon
Hoy
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Barry Goldwater Questions Nixon Honesty on Watergate
Barry Goldwater says Nixon never told the truth about Watergate. In an NBC Tomorrow interview he states he does not consider Nixon honest and believes honesty was Nixon’s problem.
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Barry
Nixon
New York
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
NBC
Goldwater
Two Scottsdale Burglaries Net Over $3200 In Loss
Police report two Monday burglaries in Scottsdale with total losses exceeding 3200 dollars. Iris Nussbaum’s home on Cholla Road saw coins jewelry including a 1250 dollar diamond ring and a 475 dollar turquoise necklace stolen. Richard D. Beren Jr.’s Camelback Road apartment Lost a 1254 dollar stereo set after a rear window was pried open during overnight hours.
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Scottsdale
Iris Nussbaum
E. Cholla Rd
Nussbaum
Richard D. Beren Jr
E. Camelback Rd
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Thomas R. Donahoe
Irma
David A. Senn
American Legion
Sipe-Peterson
First Street
National Guard Armory
N. Center ST
Mesa
Mesa Coin Club
Il Aero
Bob Allgood
Rae
Associated Press
Senate
Beren
Hart
Joe Hunt
Featuring
Ken
Waine
Barry White
Thomas Rd
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