Arizona construction strike nears tentative settlement
Federal Mediator Guy Parent announced that the Teamsters Laborers and Operating Engineers statewide and Tucson Cement Masons Local 394 reached tentative deals with the Associated General Contractors of Arizona. Pickets ended, a lockout was lifted, and voting by union members is set for next week. Talks with Carpenters and Cement Masons Local 394 will continue, with potential for return to work pending ratification.
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Phoenix
Guy Parent
Teamsters
Tucson
Cement Masons
Associated General Contractors of
Arizona
AGC
Parent
Arizona District Council of Carpenters
Cement Masons Local 394
Scottsdale to Sell Vista del Camino 3.2 Acres After Bids
Scottsdale plans to dispose of 3.2 acres in Vista del Camino area with highway commercial zoning approved. Bid call set for July 20 with opening Sept 10 and award Sept 23 to the best design bidder. several parties have shown interest as the city seeks to close its neighborhood development program.
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Scottsdale
Vista del Camino
McDowell Road
77Th Street
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Vista
Collar, Williams and White Engineering Inc
Pima Road
Sweetwater Street
84Th Street
Thunderbird Road
Shea Boulevard
Hayden Road
Paradise Valley Plaza
Gun suspects questioned after handgun display on campus
Scottsdale Police and Salt River Indian Police questioned Murray Manual and Harlan Burns after they reportedly showed a handgun on the Scottsdale Community College campus during a talk with a maintenance supervisor. The supervisor was not threatened. Officers stopped a vehicle at Granite Reef and McDonald Roads. no arrests were made.
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Scottsdale Police
Salt River Indian Police
Scottsdale Community College
Murray Manual
Harlan Burns
SCC
Granite Reef
McDonald Roads
MCCCD to buy two office buildings for new district offices
The MCCCD board approved a 1.785 million purchase for a 111000 square foot complex on 10.6 acres at 3910 to 3920 E Washington St Phoenix to house administrators and KMCR FM. An extra 330000 is needed to finish construction with planned programs including radio and TV. About 177 of 11600 employees will work there with occupancy in six to eight months. District expects 676000 savings over ten years versus leasing. Financing comes from accumulated capital surplus.
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Maricopa County Community College District
MCCCD
Maricopa Technical College
Washington St
Phoenix
Kmcr-Fm
Frances Buckman obituary in Scottsdale Arizona
Frances A. Buckman died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital at age 73. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary with Sunday visitation from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. She was born in Ontario Canada and lived at 8667 E Edgemont. A native of Canada, she moved to Arizona in 1958 from Binghamton New York and was a Phi Sigma Kappa housemother at Arizona State University for 12 years. Survived by daughters Margaret Bunsie Florence Aquaviva and Rita Buckman, sons William and Frank Buckman and 19 grandchildren.
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Frances A. Buckman
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
E. Edgemont
Arizona
Binghamton, N.Y
Phi Sigma Kappa
Arizona State University
Margaret Bunsie
Florence Aquaviva
Rita Buckman
William
Frank Buckman
Beaman Services Set for Leo Clyde Beaman
Leo Clyde Beaman a former Coronado High School employee and longtime security guard at the Arizona State Capitol since 1972 dies at Doctors Hospital Phoenix at age 69. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Rd with daughter Wanda Lott son Leo L Beaman and other relatives surviving.
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Leo Clyde Beaman
Coronado High School
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Beaman
46Th St
Arizona State Capitol
Wanda Lott
Leo L. Beaman
Edith Soderberg
Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
ASU researchers plan 10 kilowatt solar power plant
Arizona State University solar energy researchers with Spectrolab will present plans for a 10 kW solar generating plant to convert sunlight directly into electricity. The project, funded by a 156000 grant from Sandia Laboratories and ERDA, aims to prove a prototype capable of more power than a typical home uses.
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Arizona State University
Solar Energy
U.S
ASU Solar
Spectrolab
Sylmar, Co
Sandia Laboratories
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Policeman Injured After Off Duty Motorcycle Crash
Scottsdale officer Jerry W. Arnold was injured in a motorcycle crash near Miller and Indian School Roads while off duty. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with injuries to his right arm leg and a fractured pelvis after striking a curb when his attention diverted by a noise from his motorcycle.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Jerry W. Arnold
Arnold
Miller and
Indian School
County okays Lincoln Drive four lane upgrade
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a highway contract with Paradise Valley to widen Lincoln Drive from Tatum Boulevard to Scottsdale Road into four lanes. The county will oversee the project and share costs with Paradise Valley, and a new one way stop at Lincoln Drive and Miller Road requires southbound Miller Road traffic to stop before Lincoln Drive.
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Maricopa County District 2
Board of Supervisors
Eldon Rudd
Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Tatum Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
Miller Road
Auto crash near Cave Creek leaves man dead
A Phoenix man identified as 23 year old Terry Winningham died after a truck rolled onto him following a loss of control on Lone Mountain Road near Cave Creek before 2 a.m. A passenger, 18 year old Kerry Scharf, suffered minor injuries. Deputies report the vehicle struck a wash embankment.
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Phoenix
Cave Creek
Terry Winningham
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kerry Scharf
43Rd St
Lone Mountain Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Rotary Club boosts SCC scholarship fund
The Scottsdale Rotary Club increases its 1976 77 scholarship fund at Scottsdale Community College. Dennis L. Hegle says the contribution is deposited in the business account and will be distributed by the College Financial Aid Committee to students next academic year under the donor's rules. Rotary is among local groups supporting SCC scholarships.
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Scottsdale Rotary Club
Scottsdale Community College
Dennis L. Hegle
Rotary
SCC
Arizona justice probe ends in bar association review
Maricopa County prosecutors slow operations and threaten to quit plea bargains after supervisors balk on pay raises. State Bar Association to review potential ethics violations by county attorneys amid the dispute. In Hayden, Kennecott Copper initiates lunch box and vehicle inspections to curb theft losses at its smelter and reduction plant.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
State Bar Association
Bar’s Code of Ethics
Henry Haws
Haws
Bar Association
Hayden
Kennecott Copper Corp
J.S. Nebeker
Kennecott Reduction
First Woman U S District Judge Sworn In In Arizona
Mary Anne Richey, serving on Pima County Superior Court, was sworn as Arizona’s first woman U S District Court judge. She replaces Judge James Walsh, who retires but will stay active as a federal judge.
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Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Mary Anne Richey
Superior Court
James Walsh
Walsh
State DES to Reform Arizona Unemployment Insurance
A federal official notes Arizona unemployment insurance has degenerated under the State Department of Economic Security DES which also runs welfare and social services. DES control across agencies drew criticism as reforms begin to address the program's problems in 1975.
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Phoenix
State Department of Economic Security
Arizona
DES
Social Service Bureau
Navajo Nation Health Foundation Names Buckles Administrator
David L. Buckles, a former American Medical Association program official, has been named administrator for the Navajo Nation Health Foundation. The announcement was made Friday.
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Ganado
David L. Buckles
American Medical Association
Vietnam
Navajo Nation Health Foundation
Funeral home bid sent back to planners in Paradise Valley
Heritage National Corp. faced scrutiny as the Town Council sent a proposal to build a funeral home on 14 acres near Jackrabbit and Scottsdale back to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Council members urged more buffering and less dense development. the commission had recommended denial at its June 15 meeting.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Jackrabbit Roads
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Heritage National Corp
Jackrabbit
Scottsdale Road
Mary Ann Brines
Planning and Zoning Commission
Police arrest three in Scottsdale burglary case
Scottsdale police booked 23 year old Donald E Hall and 18 year old Frank T Stiles on burglary charges after a 1 am burglary at 8134 E Elm. A 16 year old Scottsdale girl was later arrested at her home as jewelry matching items from the burglary was found in the suspects car.
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Scottsdale
E. Elm
McDowell Road
79Th Street
70Th Street
Donald E. Hall
E. Taylor
Frank T. Stiles
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Standard Insurance Co
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Ore
Bob Johnstone
Frances Buckman
Leo C. Beaman
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Scottsdale Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Canier
Lincoln
Rotary Club
40Th St
Thomas
Scottsdale Progress
Associated Press
Navajos Pick Health Office
Tappan
Wells Fargo
Scottsdale, Ariz
Control Inc
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