Obituary of Brent W Felter 11 in Phoenix
Brent Williamson Felter died of leukemia at Good Samaritan Hospital after a prolonged illness. Born in Phoenix he loved motorcycles and attended Hopi Elementary School in sixth grade. Survivors include his parents James R D Felter sister Louise Felter brother Jay D Felter and grandmother Grace Williamson. Private family services were held at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.
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Brent Williamson Felter
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Brent
Hopi
Scottsdale Daily Progress
James R. D. Felter
N. 54Th Place
Pfc
Louise Felter
Washington, D.C
Jay D. Felter
Arizona State University
Grace Williamson
New York
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Adams says PV 'not unblemished' in council profile
Paradise Valley candidate George T. Adams 34 argues the town must protect its rural elegance and resist becoming a small Scottsdale. He warns the track record has flaws and supports keeping the resort hotel provision but tightened with extra restrictions. Adams is Arizona Bank manager at Lincoln Plaza, with a economics degree, married, residing on Cheney Road, and former public utilities committee chair.
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Paradise Valley
George T. Adams
Scottsdale
Adams
Arizona Bank
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Plaza
E. Cheney Rd
Bonnell
Paradise Valley planner Bonnell pushes for single family focus
Jon B. Bonnell longtime chair of Paradise Valley planning and zoning opposes resort hotel expansion. He advocates preserving low density single family living, opposing hotel zoning and urging careful development of the Scottsdale Road area with resident-led projects and limited hotel use.
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Paradise Valley
Jon B. Bonnell
Diethrich case delays hearing over alleged medical errors
The Arizona State Board of Medical Examiners postponed a formal hearing for Dr. Edward Diethrich for two weeks to allow his legal team to prepare. The board had planned an informal interview on 17 inquiry areas raised by 22 Phoenix physicians, including alleged improper evacuations during open heart surgery and unwarranted procedures.
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Phoenix
State Board of Medical Examiners
Edward Diethrich
Arizona Heart Insitute
Diethrich
Stephen Bass
James W Medland 67 dies in Scottsdale
James W. Medland 67 of 7660 E McKellips Rd died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He worked for O'Malley Building Materials as a salesman and was a former Elks member in Logansport, Indiana. Survivors include wife Clara B., sons Robert B. of Scottsdale and James B. of Phoenix, a brother, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Private services were held at Green Acres Mortuary.
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James W. Medland
Clara B
Robert B
Scottsdale
James B
Phoenix
Green Acres Mortuary
Funeral services for Dora Louise Smith of Scottsdale
Dora Louise Smith 70 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a career as a university educator and child development expert. A memorial service will be held 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary with a wake 7 9 p.m. today and again Tuesday. Cremation will follow. She taught at Arizona State University for 10 years and held Yale Ph.D. credentials. Survived by niece Caroline Wied sister in law Mrs Varadaman Cockrell of Texas and cousin Wynona Gerrish of Scottsdale. She was listed in Who's Who in American Women and Dictionary of International Biography and served with World Organization for Preschool Education and Head Start as a consultant.
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Dora Louise Smith
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Dr. Smith
66Th St
Arizona State University
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Yale University
Who
Dictionary of International Biography
World Organization For Preschool Education
OMEP
Head Start
Caroline Wied
Varadaman Cockrell
Texas
Wynona Gerrish
Scottsdale
Lovell Rites Set for Hingham Florist Lester L Lovell
Lester L Lovell 78 owned and ran a flower business in Hingham Mass for 40 years. Funeral and burial will be at Hingham Mercer Mortuary. He died Friday in Phoenix Medicenter at 4816 E Winnebago after starting as an apprentice at age 15. He leaves Ester sons Lloyd W James G a daughter Bertha L Verroneau eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Lester L. Lovell
Hingham
Mass
Mercer Mortuary
Phoenix Medicenter
Ester
Lloyd W
James G
Bertha L. Verroneau
Lost child found six miles from home in desert
A 3-year-old North Phoenix girl wandered the desert north of the city for nearly 12 hours before being found about six miles from her home by a Desert Foothills posseman. The girl was with a neighbor’s Labrador retriever and was in good condition though tired after the search in cooperation among Phoenix police, DPS, sheriff's deputies, and Scottsdale police, totaling over 60 searchers.
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North Phoenix
Here
Desert Foothills
Cynthia Elwick
Larry Elwick
23Rd St
Phoenix
Elwicks
Shea Boulevard
56Th Street
Department of Public Safety
Scottsdale
Malpractice crisis eyed as premiums to rise in Arizona
A Booz Allen study to the House Health Committee warns malpractice insurance rates in Arizona will double every three years. It projects a 76 percent premium rise to about 7500 dollars per physician in 1976, as the sole insurer exits April 1. Leaders call the plan implementable and fiscally sound.
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Phoenix
House Health Committee
Arizona
Booz, Allen
House
Burton Barr
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
Michigan AG charges Scottsdale man in securities case
After an 11 month probe Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley charges Charles E. Cook Jr 41 of Grand Rapids securities fraud. Cook allegedly persuaded a widow to sell her securities to buy gold and a Puerto Rican utility bond overcharged her and failed to register as a securities agent and investment adviser. He defrauded other Michigan residents before vacating his license in April 1973 and Kelley seeks Cook’s return from Arizona.
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Michigan
Scottsdale
Grand Rapids
Frank Kelley
Charles E. Cook, Jr
Cook
Five heroin rings named in Tucson district probe
The Arizona Drug Control District, known as the Border Narcotics Strike Force, identified five major heroin rings operating in the Tucson area and will pursue high ranking members with spokesman Terry Grimble outlining the plan. The report notes ongoing state and county health program impacts and legislative changes in Phoenix.
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Tucson
Arizona Drug Control District
Border Narcotics Strike Force
Terry Grimble
Arizona college enrollment to rise, predicts ASU president
Arizona State University President John W. Schwada says enrollment among Arizonans will likely keep increasing despite nationwide expectations of leveling off. He notes Arizona as the nation’s fastest growing state with population gains likely offsetting fewer young people pursuing university experiences.
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Tempe
United States
Residents urge regents action over Dr. Peacock dispute
Dr. Tim Kennedy, president of the 200 member House Staff Association, said 30 teaching residents met to draft a letter to the State Board of Regents appealing for a remedy to the ongoing controversy affecting the University of Arizona College of Medicine.
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Tucson
University of Arizona College of Medicine
State Board of Regents
Erle Peacock Jr
Timothy Kennedy
House Staff Association of Teaching Resident Doctors
Youths report threat from motorist with gun
Two youths describe a late model silver Chevrolet Nova as its driver and a passenger fired a shotgun toward a carful of teens at intersections near Lincoln Drive Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard Scottsdale Road. Victim Anthony Marson 16 says a cigarette butt sparked the incident and the driver warned them not to flick cigarettes at his windshield.
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Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Anthony L. Marson
56Th St
Phoenix
Shea
Scottsdale
Marson
Lincoln and
Early Arizona senator topic at Scottsdale meeting
The Scottsdale Historical Society will discuss one of Arizona's earliest U.S. senators, Sen. Ralph Cameron, at its monthly meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Little Red Schoolhouse on the Scottsdale Mall. Blaine Lamb leads with Cameron's 1921 to 1927 tenure. Society President Richard Lynch will show slides of early Scottsdale. the event is open to the public.
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Arizona
U.S
Scottsdale
Ralph Cameron
U.S. Senate
Richard Lynch
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