Red Cross van service in Scottsdale seeks more riders and drivers
The Red Cross elderly transportation program in Scottsdale faces a driver shortage and a drop in requests for free medical and Social Security appointments. Coordinator Gene Carroll says rides average 40 to 50 monthly for about 20 seniors, with service running three days a week. Volunteers like Dusty Lilly urge more public call‑ins to sustain the program through Vista del Camino and the American Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Scottsdale
Gene J. Carroll
Carroll
Dusty Lilly
Vista del Camino
American Red Cross
Vista
Lilly
Scottsdale Community College
Graham to Use ASU Stadium for Crusade Contract Talks
Arizona State University regents voted to permit evangelist Billy Graham to use Sun Devils stadium May 5 to 12. The president, with the attorney general, was authorized to negotiate a contract with the Graham group for the Crusade venue.
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Tempe
UPI
State Board of Regents
Evangelis
Billy Graham
Arizona State University
Regents
ASU
Gary Nelson
Graham Group
Tempe man gets 10 to 20 years for Phoenix shooting
Gary Thomas Seebold, 34, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Frederic W. Heineman to 10 to 20 years for assault with a deadly weapon in a Phoenix argument over a bet. The conviction followed last November's verdict.
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Phoenix
Tempeman
Superior Court
Frederic W. Heineman
Gary Thomas Seebold
First National Bank of Arizona
John Emmett Spain
William Copple
Scottsdale Bicentennial Commission Meets Tonight
Members of the Scottsdale Bicentennial Commission will convene at 7 30 p m in the Kiva at City Hall. Commission Chairman Roberta Unterberger will be introduced. public invitation extends to all interested Scottsdale citizens. Reports come from Heritage Festival and Horizon committees.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Roberta Unterberger
William Phillips
Heritage Committee
David Hardaway
Dick Kiessel
Horizon Committee
Nixon seeks to veto energy bill and redraw emergency powers
President Nixon asked the Senate to kill the emergency energy bill and draft a new measure. He urged removing a federal Energy Emergency Administration section, windfall profit curbs, and unemployment provisions, and argued for a rational tax approach to windfall taxes.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Congress
Energy Emergency Administration
Urban water supply debated by Valley engineers and officials
Carollo argues Phoenix has adequate supplies from Salt and Verde rivers until after 2000 and groundwater could support six million people for over two decades. The piece contrasts official claims and private estimates on Arizona’s water, referencing CAP deliveries, DEPAD reports, and plans for municipal versus agricultural needs.
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Carollo
Phoenix
Verde
Arizona
Jack Williams
Congressional Appropriations Subcommittee
Arizona Department of Economic Planning and Development
DEPAD
Pleasant Scottsdale Weather Forecast Hits Warm Sunny Span
The Scottsdale and Valley forecast calls for sunny skies and warmer daytime readings through Wednesday. Afternoon highs reach the upper 60s with overnight lows in the upper 20s to upper 30s and light frost in the coldest spots. Scottsdale hit 63 degrees Tuesday with a 31 degree low earlier today.
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Scottsdale
Valley
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Council delays KF meeting on eight agenda topics
City council postponed an informal session tonight to Feb 4 at 4 p.m. ahead of the 8 p.m. regular meeting. Items include new sign and noise ordinances a city employee safety program costs of a $26 million financial center at Scottsdale and Indian School Roads water rates outside city limits and a public works report on financing over $2 million in flood control projects in Indian Bend Wash.
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Scottsdale
Indian School Roads
Indian Bend Wash
Comet Discoverer Kohoutek Leaves Chile for Germany
Lubos Kohoutek, who discovered the comet bearing his name, departed Santiago after a month of observations at the European Southern Observatory atop Cerro de la Silla. A spokesman said Kohoutek spent little time on his own comet, focusing on planetary hazes. the observatory will continue photographing the comet and send images to Hamburg.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Lubos Kohoutek
Germany
European Southern Hemisphere Observatory
Cerro, de la Silla
The
Servatory
Kohoutek
Observatory
Hamburg
Obituary: Mary Theresa Durack Former Scottsdale Resident Dies
Mary Theresa Durack 18 native of Calgary and Scottsdale resident died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix after illness since November. Survivors include parents James B. and Mrs Durack five brothers and grandparents. Rosary tonight and Mass Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial in St Francis Cemetery Phoenix.
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Mary Theresa. Durack
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Community College
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Durack
N. 80Th Place
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Scottsdale
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
James B. Durack
Larry
Bruce
Gregory
Raymond
Gordon
R. E. Donaldson
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
N. Miller
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
A V Thomas services for 92 held in Phoenix
A V Thomas 92 a former Nebraska attorney who moved to the Valley in 1959 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. His service was today at Messinger Mortuary with burial planned in David City Nebraska. Survivors include Florence his wife three sons two daughters and several grandchildren. He was a UM Law School graduate and member of several organizations.
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A. V. Thomas
David City
Neb
Messinger Mortuary
Thomas
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Congregational Church In
Phoenix
University of Michigan Alumni Association
Royal Arch
Masons
Order of Eastern Star
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Seward
University of Michigan Law School
Florence
Kenneth
Illinois
Edgar
Donald
Missouri
Eleanor Mahlin
Hazel.m. Olson
Scottsdale
Rosary and funeral planned for Wayne Ziemba
Wayne Ziemba 19 a Gerard High School graduate and Phoenix College alum died in a Maricopa Freeway traffic crash. A rosary is at Arcadia Funeral Home at 7 30 p m today followed by a Mass at 10 a m Wednesday at St Thomas the Apostle Church. Burial is in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include his mother and father both of Phoenix and relatives out of state.
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Gerard High School
Phoenix College
Arcadia Funeral Home
Church of St. Thomas the Apostle
Campbell
24Th Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Ziemba
Monte Vista
Maricopa
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Tom Freestone
County Vehicle Licenses Division
City Bicentennial Committee
Energy Crisis Powers
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Arizona Living Magazine
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United States
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L. Kohoutek
A. “Buster” Bonoff
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Sandler & Young
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Christown Mall
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Palo Alti
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Miss Durack
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Chicago
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Joseph Ziemba
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