Mybeck backs PV resort code in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley candidate Richard R. Mybeck argues for keeping the unit one acre concept and limiting resort impacts to protect the rural environment. The 47 year old patent attorney cites roads and fire protection as key town concerns and calls ambulance response times inadequate. He serves on the town board of adjustments and is active in church and youth baseball.
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Paradise Valley Council
Progress
Chris Shuey
Paradise Valley
Richard R
Dick” Mybeck
Greyhound Corp
Phoenix
Myback
Mybeck
Tomahawk Trail
Oak Park
Paradise
Purdue University
Indiana University
Mesa
Paradise Valley resident urges independence preserving growth and impact reviews
John V. Long former PVHA president proposes safeguards to keep Paradise Valley independent. He calls for environmental impact studies with commercial applications and development standards near rezoned land. He favors limiting high density growth and outdoor lighting to protect privacy while maintaining an open community.
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Paradise Valley
John V. Long
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
PVHA
Long
Obituary for Robert T. Kittleson
Robert Theodore Kittleson 56 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a World War II service. Mass will be held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with visitation at Messinger Mortuary. Survived by Elenore his wife and six grandchildren. children Leonard Weiss Donald Weiss Susan Jensen Kathleen Merrifield.
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Robert Theodore Kittleson
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Road
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Kittleson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Moorhead
Minn
Beverly Hills
Calif
78Th St
Scottsdale Exchange Club
National Association of Securities Dealers
National Association of Securities Traders
Les Amis du Vin Wine Society
Elenore
Leonard G. Weiss
Berkeley
Donald R. Weiss
Boston
Mass
Susan Jensen
Princeton
N.J
Kathleen Merrifield
Utah
Bequette Mourned in Phoenix Area Funeral Services
Madalyn C Bequette 68 former Valley resident died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Active in her husband’s Fraternal Order of Police Phoenix Lodge No 2 she survived by Richard her husband and four children Marilyn Clayton Joy Ann Johnston Judy Kay Baubie Richard Bequette Jr all of Phoenix plus sister Bess Feldman of Tucson and 11 grandchildren. Services were held today at Camelback Sunset Chapel.
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Madalyn C. Bequette
Valley
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Richard
Marilyn Clayton
Joy Ann Johnston
Judy Kay Baubie
Richard Bequette Jr
Phoenix
Bess Feldman
Tucson
Camelback Sunset Chapel
Leonard D Kemp Dies in St Josephs Hospital at 46
Leonard D Kemp 46 salesman and estimator at Karlson Machine Works died Sunday in St Josephs Hospital. He lived at 5534 N 42nd Place and was a member of King of Kings Lutheran Church and Grimshaw Bethany Chapel. Survived by wife Carolyn and sons Russell Randall and Rick, and his father Leonard A Kempski and a sister.
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Leonard D. Kemp
Karlson‘Machine Works
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Kemp
N. 42Nd Place
King of Kings Lutheran Church
Carolyn
Russell
Randall
Rick
Leonard A. Kempski
Grimshaw Bethany Chapel
Utah Officials to Tour Scottsdale Airport and Air Park
Provo Utah city officials including Mayor Russell D. Grange will visit Scottsdale Friday to inspect Scottsdale Municipal Airport and Thunderbird Industrial Air Park. Harold Lagasse notes Provo, population about 53,000, eyeing airport expansion and an industrial park like Scottsdale.
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Provo
Utah
Scottsdale
Thunderbird
Harold Lagasse
Russell D. Grange
Stove burner blamed for kitchen fire in Rural Metro district
A stove burner left hot under a pressure cooker caused a $5,000 kitchen fire at Evelyn Timmons home 5302 N. 69th Place. The $140,000 residence sustained extensive kitchen fire heat and smoke damage, with minor attic damage above the stove and moderate overall smoke damage. Neighbors stopped the blaze before RMFD arrived at 11:05 a.m.
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Evelyn Timmons
69Th Place
Metro
Socialite 84 ordered to pay alimony to former husband
Socialite Dorothy White Wynne, age 84, must pay $800 a month alimony to her ex husband Joseph J. Wynne, 78, who claimed she wed him for his money.
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Miami
Dorothy White Wynne
Joseph J. Wynne
Segretti Loses Law License for Two Years in California
Donald H. Segretti former political operative from the 1972 Nixon campaign is suspended from practicing law in California for two years. The California Supreme Court stayed a five year suspension, imposing three years of probation instead. Segretti, 34, pleaded guilty in 1973 to federal conspiracy and illegal distribution of political literature.
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San Francisco
Donald H. Segretti
California
State Supreme Court
Segretti
Elementary teachers prefer separate art music and P E instructors
A Scottsdale district survey of first through fourth grade teachers shows most want separate instructors for art vocal music and physical education. Only a small number prefer to teach their own courses or to use consultants, with no clear school-by-school pattern.
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Scottsdale
Frank Schilling
Schilling
P.E. Schilling
New phone books go out Thursday
Mountain Bell will begin delivery of twin Phoenix Metropolitan telephone directories on Thursday and run through February 10. White pages list 382,120 names and weigh 3.2 pounds while yellow pages weigh four pounds six ounces. Initial deliveries cover Phoenix and nearby areas with tens of thousands of books to Scottsdale West and Mesa Tempe Chandler regions.
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Mountain Bell
Phoenix Metropolitan
Phoenix
Phoenix Metropolitan Area
Scottsdale Area
West Area
Glendale
Peoria
Youngtown
Sun City
Avondale
Goodyear
Litchfield Park
Tolleson
Mesa-Tempe-Chandler
Ford adviser to speak at Health Industry meeting here
Virginia H. Knauer and Alexander M. Schmidt are among speakers at the Health Industry Manufacturers Association five day conference at Camelback Inn. The event opens Saturday with Congressman Paul G. Rogers leading Monday sessions in the Sunshine Room and other Washington officials joining talks later.
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Ford
Inn
Sunshine Room
Paul G. Rogers
House
Health
Schmidt
Knauer
Washington D.C
David J. Sencer
Center For Disease Control
Roger O. Egeberg
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Dynamite found at U S Indian Health Service office
Police removed forty two sticks of dynamite wired to one detonator inside the U S Indian Health Service Office in Phoenix after a threat they would have leveled the block. FBI agent Roger Young said the planted device posed a severe risk and no group claimed credit. Separately Citizens for Mass Transit Against Freeways filed federal suit to block freeway plans along the Old Papago route citing lack of planning and equal protection concerns.
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Phoenix
U.S. Indian Health Service Office
FBI
Roger Young
Papago
Moreland
Citizens For Mass Transit
U.S. Department of Transportation
Arizona Education Panel OKs $5.6 Million College Board Aid
The House Education Committee approved a supplemental 5.6 million dollars for the State Community College Board as enrollments rise. Last year the legislature voted 33 million, and lawmakers urge tuition charges despite board president Arnold Jeffers opposing the plan.
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Phoenix
House Education Committee
State Community College Board
Arnold Jeffers
Phoenix water official faces trial for embezzlement
Robert C. Griffin 48 was arraigned in Maricopa County Superior Court and pleads innocent on embezzlement charges. Judge C. Kimball Rose will appoint a judge to hear the case at the April 20 trial.
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Phoenix
Robert C. Griffin
City Water and Sewer Department
Griffin
Maricopa County
C. Kimball Rose
County Officials Seek Salary Hike in Arizona Measure
The Senate Agriculture Commerce and Labor Committee approved a proposal to raise salaries for elected county officials up to 41 percent. Maricopa County supervisors would move from 14000 to 19600 dollars while county attorneys sheriffs and school superintendents statewide backed the measure.
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Phoenix
Senate Agriculture, Commerce and Labor Committee
Maricopa
Arizona
Authorities seek possibly rabid Doberman in Scottsdale
Health officials and police search for a Doberman pinscher that bit a 10 year old Scottsdale boy in Vista del Camino Park. If not found by February 4 the boy must start rabies shots. The dog was with two men near two other dogs. one man described with dark hair mustache and glasses spoke to the boy.
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Scottsdale
Helen Economos
Noel
Vista del Camino Park
South Scottsdale
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Robert T. Kittleson
Scottsdale Air Facilities
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E. Bellview
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Doubletree Inn
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Ford Consumer Adviser
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