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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1977

Page

2

Paradise Valley hires firm for Lincoln Drive review

The Paradise Valley Town Council unanimously hired Johannessen and Girand of Phoenix to review preliminary Lincoln Drive widening plans at a bid of 900 dollars. The independent study aims to re evaluate safety and traffic patterns with input from residents during next month’s council cycle.

Paradise Valley Phoenix Lincoln Drive Johannessen and Girand Alex Levy Coggo Council Jeffrey Timbanard Oscar Butt

Study picks Collar Williams and White for flood analysis project

Scottsdale firm Collar Williams and White Engineering Inc is recommended to conduct the intergovernmental flood control study for northeast Valley at 51853 dollars. The panel reports cost increases and per jurisdiction shares, with Paradise Valley adding 960 to reach 4200, while Scottsdale 24834 Phoenix 18408 and district 4400 reflect revised totals. Original estimates were lower for all parties.

Tatum Boulevard Pima Road Central Arizona Project Indian Bend Wash Paradise Valley Donald Scottsdale Phoenix

Obituary of Leo J. Rychel Chicago Veteran

Leo J. Rychel 79 died Wednesday in Phoenix Veterans Hospital. A Chicago native and Scottsdale resident for 10 years he was a retired plumber WWI veteran and past commander of American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts in Chicago. Survivors include daughter Dolores Dimmel Scottsdale two brothers four sisters eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services and interment in Chicago with local arrangements by Green Acres Mortuary.

Leo J. Rychel Chicago Phoenix Veterans Hospital Mr. Rychel E. Lewis St Scottsdale American Legion Veterans of Foreign Dolores Dimmel Green Acres Mortuary

Richard E. Berk Dies. Motorola Engineer Remembered

Richard E. Berk 44 an engineer with Motorola's Government Electronics Division died Wednesday at Doctor's Hospital He was born in Pennsylvania and lived in Paradise Valley after moving here from Colorado Survivors include wife Faye brothers Floyd Harold Hubert all in Pennsylvania sisters Louella Berk Elsie Hafer Fern Berk Mildred Fegley Jean Strack and Eleanor Arner Memorial services set for 7 p m Monday at Glass and Garden Church Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary Memorials may go to Richard E Berk Memorial Endowment Fund for Affiliated Artists Tucson Opera Company 412 N Sixth Ave Tucson 85707

Richard Earl Berk Motorola Government Electronics Division Doctor’s Hospital Mr. Berk Pennsylvania Colorado Bar Z Lane Paradise Valley Temple University of Philadelphia University of Colorado Faye Floyd Tucson Harold Hubert Virginia Louella Berk Elsie Hafer Fern Berk Mildred Fegley Jean Strack Eleanor Arner E. McDonald Drive Messinger Richard E. Berk Tucson Opera Company N. Sixth Ave

August W. Hoelz dies at 66 in Scottsdale Memorial

August William Hoelz 66 of 7777 E Heatherbrae Ave died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A New York native, NYU graduate and insurance businessman, he lived in the Valley over two years. Survived by wife Alys two daughters and two grandchildren. Family to be contacted at home today through Sunday. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel.

August William Hoelz E. Heatherbrae Ave Scottsdale Memorial Hospital New York Hoelz New York University Valley Alys Messinger Mortuary

City plans to seek mall entertainment for free events

Vice Mayor Billie Gentry proposes a city program of free family entertainment at Scottsdale Mall. City staff, led by General Services head David Harris, will pursue open air performances by students, music groups, clubs, ballet students, and local groups on the mall.

Billie Gentry Scottsdale Mall General. Services David Harris Gentry Harris Scottsdale Center For the Arts

Hunter Bill Borchers Sets Cape Cod Goose Watch

Granby Massachusetts hunter Bill Borchers lies in wait on Cape Cod for Canada geese. The report notes his masked, weatherhardened approach as he stalks the birds, preparing for the day’s quarry.

Bill’ Borchers Granby Mass Cape Cod Borchers

Scottsdale man jailed after 48 mile chase across three cities

A 37 year old Scottsdale man E Scherer was arrested after a 48 mile pursuit through Phoenix Tempe and Mesa covering 29 minutes. He faced unlawful flight from pursuing police vehicles and is held in Maricopa County. The chase began near North Phoenix with speeds up to 110 mph ending after colliding with a deputy sheriff’s car east of Mesa. Pepper the Labrador retriever joined the search in freezing conditions.

Scottsdale Mesa Phoenix E. Scherer Granite Reef Rd Maricopa County Scherer Tempe

Arizona bill would freeze property valuations statewide

Sen. Bill Hardt introduces a measure to freeze all taxable property values in Arizona. Governments would need to raise tax rates to generate additional revenue. The plan targets local and state taxing authorities and could affect school districts and municipal budgets.

Phoenix Arizona Bill Hardt D-Globe

Parada del Sol Dance Set For Night at Scottsdale Arts

The annual Parada del Sol dance will be held at 9 p.m. Saturday in the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. A Thursday Progress story incorrectly stated 9 a.m. in its notice.

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Convenience store robbery at Circle K on Miller Rd

Police report a knife threat at 11 a.m. Thursday at Circle K 3640 N Miller Rd. Clerk Rose Mary Horseman 54 not injured. The suspect, a 19 to 20 year old Caucasian man, fled on foot after taking $106 from the register. He wore a dark green shirt and light pants.

Circle K Rose Mary Horseman N. Miller Rd

Tulsa Man Ordered to New Mexico on Kidnap and Bank Robbery Charges

John Lamb of Tulsa who escaped Arizona State Prison with three companions earlier this month must travel to New Mexico to face kidnapping and bank robbery charges. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt pledged strong antitrust enforcement and commended local businessmen for backing anti crime efforts.

Phoenix Bruce Babbitt John Lamb Tulsa Arizona New Mexico

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