Paradise Memorial Garden begins in Scottsdale with phased cemetery build
Groundbreaking starts on Paradise Memorial Garden a new 80 acre all denomi national cemetery in northern Scottsdale at 9300 E Shea Blvd The first phase includes offices a shop service yard and nursery with twelve acres landscaped a central one acre lake and own well system automatic sprinklers Paul Messinger president says streets will be paved 34 feet wide widest cemetery roads in state with parking on both sides and procession access Completion expected around November 15 with temporary offices at 10333 N Scottsdale Rd Additional board members and manager listed.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Memorial Garden
Paul Messinger
Scottsdale Mortician
Cemetery
Messinger
Shea Boulevard
N. Scottsdale Rd
Ralph L. Sage
A.L. Moore Jr
Larry J. Melcher
Chester Hansen
Paul Beer
E.R. Livermore
Utilities challenge Kaiparowits veto with new 550 page report
Four Southwestern utilities led by Robert S. Currie filed a 550 page environmental report with the Interior Department arguing the Kaiparowits Power Plant near Glen Canyon Dam can meet all environmental standards. They claim the plant would not worsen air or water quality and would reduce energy dependence and foreign imports.
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Southwestern Utility
Kaiparowits
Utah
Department of the Interior
Robert S. Currie
Southern California Edison Co
Salt River
Arizona Public Service Co
San Diego Gas and Electric Co
Interior Department
Currie
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Glen Canyon Dam
Lake Powell
Colorado River
Bullet Nixes Lightning Theory in Phoenix Teen Shooting
In Phoenix, 18 year old David C Bell was shot while nailing roofing tin near his southside home as a storm approached. He was found injured by his sister and later diagnosed with a bullet lodged in the spine. He remains in fair condition at Maricopa County General Hospital.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County General Hospital
David C. Bell
Janice
Robert
Bell
Meeting on flood control with Arizona congressional delegation
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors invites Arizona’s congressional delegation to a meeting on August 20 to discuss flood control. Senators Fannin and Barry Goldwater and Representatives Rhodes Steiger Conlan, all Republicans, are asked to attend with Governor Williams and state leaders Akers and Jacquin. The group cites reliance on federal funds for project completion.
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ENIX
Maricopa County
Rites for Bill Corbin Held in Phoenix
Funeral services for Bill Corbin aged 50 will be held at 11 30 a m Wednesday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary in Phoenix with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. The Denton Texas native and World War II veteran died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital and left a daughter Jacquelin Dellinger of Santa Monica California and two sons Bill Jr. and Mike of Scottsdale. He also leaves his mother Jacqueline Clark and sister Jo Marie McAlister, both of Phoenix.
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Bill Corbin
E. Avalon
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Green Acres Cemetery
Corbin
Phoenix
Denton
Texas
Jacquelin Dellinger
Santa Monica
Calif
Bill Jr
Mike
Scottsdale
Jacqueline Clark
Jo Marie McAlister
Services for Mrs Lucy S Canham
Mrs Lucy S Canham 46 died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church Scottsdale burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by husband Darwood two sons Kevin and Keith mother Mrs Lou Stacy and two siblings out of state. Contributions to Lucy Canham Memorial Fund at the church. Green Acres Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Lucy S. Canham
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Scottsdale
Osborn
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Canham
E. Palm Lane
Old Fort
Ohio
Illinois
Darwood
East High School
Phoenix
Kevin
Keith
Lou Stacy
Lucy Canham
Green Acres Mortuary
Cantor Franco Cantor Graveside Service Notices
Graveside services for Frank Cantor 79 of 4639 E Oak will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Greenwood Memorial Park. Cantor a native of Erie moved from Chicago nine years ago and sang in churches synagogues and on stage. He directed three duplicate bridge clubs. Survivors include his wife Helen two stepsons Burton FreireichGlendale and Stanley Freireich Skokie Ill a stepdaughter Betty Freireich New York City and five grandchildren. Contributions suggested to River Nursing Home. Sinai Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Frank Cantor
E. Oak
Medi Center
Greenwood Memorial Park
W. van Buren
Phoenix
Helen
Burton Freireich
Glendale
Stanley Freireich
Skokie, Ill
Betty Freireich
New York City
River Nursing Home
36Th St. Sinai Mortuary
George Hermes 75 longtime Prudential salesman dies in Phoenix
George Les Hermes 75 a Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America salesman for 42 years died at home on Cave Creek Road in Phoenix. He was born in Omaha and belonged to Emmanuel Presbyterian Church and the Mesa Lions Club. Survived by wife Gladys two daughters Georgette Yankovich Aggie Lou Dlayick a son G Larry Hermes two stepsons ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services at 2 30 p m Wednesday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams Phoenix burial Greenwood Memorial Park.
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George Les Hermes
Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America
Cave Creek Road
Mr. Hermes
Omaha
Neb
Mesa Lions Club
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Gladys
Georgette Yankovich
Tacoma, Wash
Aggie Lou Dlayick
Lower Lake
Calif
G. Larry Hermes
Monterey Park
Brian Crow
Phoenix
Larry Crow
Austin, Tex
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Greenwood Memorial Park
Food costs rise again in Maricopa County June report
June prices for a fixed food basket in Maricopa County rose 1.1 percent from May, totaling 13.40, with costs up 17.7 percent over the past year and 13.8 percent since 1967 to June 1972. The rise spans cereals bakery meats dairy fruits and other foods.
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Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Arizona State University
Prison gets new administration building at AS Prison
Florence Arizona State Prison will start construction Wednesday on a new administration building funded at 254000 by the 1970 Legislature. Completion is set for February 1974. The existing 1908 administration building will be remodeled, potentially becoming a maximum security facility, says Assistant Prison Business Manager John Henwood.
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Florence
Arizona State Prison
John Henwood
Ranchers in Globe seek delay in mineral strip eviction
Globe residents from a southeastern Arizona mineral strip plan to meet Thursday to decide whether to hire a lawyer and sue for a court delay. Claude House says about 20 ranchers seek federal compensation to recover their investment in the strip.
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GLOBE
Arizona
Claude House
House
Inmates Hear Slaying Case Delayed Again
Florence Superior Court delayed the arraignment of four state prisoners linked to the slaying of two guards. Judge Mahoney set August 13 for new arraignment after grand jury transcript and defense motions. defendants include Jesse Majorquez 19 David Gomez 19 Charles Belt 22. Roy Rodriguez 18 accused of assaulting a guard during a life term.
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Florence
Superior Court
T. J. Mahoney
Jesse B. Majorquez
David G. Gomez
Charles E. Belt
Roy L. Rodriguez
Pilot's widow sues over fatal Luke AFB crash
Elaine Ann Daberkow filed a $3.6 million suit against the U S government alleging negligence by Air Force Maj. Lawrence Knox and other officers after Lt. Bernard Paul Heinrich Daberkow died in a June 1972 solo training flight. His F 104G jet crashed about 10 miles west of Aguila.
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Phoenix
Luke Air Force Base
Elaine Ann Daberkow
Air Force
Lawrence Knox
Bernard Paul Heinrich Daberkow
Daberkow
Aguila
Girl Dragged by Barbed Wire After Car Tangle
A six year old Scottsdale girl was listed in satisfactory condition after being dragged about 10 to 15 feet when her feet tangled in barbed wire caught on a moving car near the public pool on Civic Center Plaza. Police investigated but no citations were issued.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
N. Civic Center Plaza
Kathleen Grady
E. Indian School Rd
Rettianne Talbot
S. Cheery Lynn
Miller Road
Angus Drive
Curt D. McMillan
84Th Place
Scottsdale Memorial
McMillan
Theft at Gene's Mobil Service in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police investigate two thefts reported Monday. Gene's Mobil Service at 3730 N Scottsdale Rd lost about $700 in cash and bank bags with receipts from the desk area. A second theft involves a $600 gold Masonic ring taken from Robert H Lloyd's home since June 1 while he was away.
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Scottsdale
Gene’s Mobil Service
Scottsdale Rd
Eugene Lau
Lau
Robert H. Lloyd
Lloyd
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