Judge okays another juror in Bolles slaying trial
In Phoenix a Phoenix woman employed by an insurance firm was tentatively accepted as the third juror in the murder and conspiracy trial of Max Dunlap and James Robison for the June 1976 killing of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. The panel may total 36 to 38 jurors before final selection.
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Phoenix
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Chandler
Howard Thompson
Thompson
Fate of Phoenix Symphony season hinges on poll
The Phoenix Symphony faces a decision on its 1977 78 season after a member poll on a disputed three year contract. A two thirds majority is required for adoption though a slim majority approved a similar pact last month.
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Phoenix Symphony
Jerome Froimson
Symphony Board
Froimson
Symphony
American Federation of Musicians
Afl-Cio
APS rate increase deliberations set for July hearings
The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold deliberations on the first phase of APS 91 million rate increase. Hearing dates are July 21 and July 25. Hearing officer Schoenburg recommends trimming the figures. Commissioners Tims Garfield Weeks will review testimony before a ruling and second phase on the actual increase.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona Public Service Co
Stuart Schoenburg
APS
Bud Tims
Ernie Garfield
Jim Weeks
Schoenburg
Commission
Parks plan would ban most hunting in county lands
Maricopa County Parks Commission backed a plan to turn all county parks into game refuges with shooting prohibited except on specific dates. The move awaits action by the State Game and Fish Commission and county supervisors.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Gov Castro urges faster action on minority and women hiring
Governor Raul Castro calls for firm goals and timetables in a letter and releases the Affirmative Action Office progress report. He emphasizes accountability for minority and female employment across agencies.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Glass named to board in State Fairgrounds governance
Gov Raul Castro designates Thomas Glass a Phoenix Democrat to the State Fairground and Coliseum governing board to replace Dick Smith. Glass, a 40 year utility veteran and Aid to Zoo horse show originator, serves a five year term.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Thomas Glass
Glass
Dick Smith
Arizona Public Service Co
Aid To Zoo
Loven Named Director Of NAU Domed Facility
James Larry Loven, local businessman and former city councilman, is appointed director of Northern Arizona University's new domed multipurpose sports and recreation facility. The appointment awaits State Board of Regents approval at Saturday meeting.
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Flagstaff
James Larry Loven
Northern Arizona University
NAU
J. Lawrence Walkup
State Board of Regents
Scottsdale Planning Commission OKs PCD Changes and More
The Scottsdale Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval for Continental Homes 175 acre PCD amendment replacing part of the golf course with villas and removing cluster housing near a planned shopping center. It also backed zoning and use permits for Camelback Hospital satellite care facility and a PRD 80 acre site north of Shea Boulevard.
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Continental Homes
Scottsdale Planning Commission
Schrader Ranch
Thomas and Indian School Roads
Miller and Hayden Roads
Camelback Hospital
Miller Road
Earls Drive
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Shea Boulevard
100Th
104Th Streets
Almashea Development Co
Obituary for Ellen K. Hackett, 84
Ellen K. Hackett age 84 of 8002 E Monte Vista Drive died Sunday at Baptist Hospital. A native of Illinois she moved to the Valley in 1928 and is survived by her son Hugh of Scottsdale and one sister out of state. Services were held at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with interment at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Ellen K. Hackett
E. Monte Vista Drive
Baptist Hospital
Illinois
A. L. Moore, and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Greenwood Memorial Park
W. van Buren St
Shirley B. Anderson Memorial Service Set in Phoenix
Shirley B. Anderson 44 died Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital moving from Florida to the Valley three years ago. She leaves three sons Thomas Jeffery and Gerald and a daughter Shelia plus her mother out of state. Services at 7:30 p.m. today in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Shirley B. Anderson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Indiana
Thomas and
Jeffery
Phoenix
Gerald
Florida
Shelia
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Lake Air Force airman arrested in Circle K robbery
A Lake Air Force Base airman Wendell S. Demore 18 was arrested at 8 p.m. Tuesday at his residence on suspicion of arming robbery of a Circle K at 4440 N Miller Rd. He allegedly entered the store three times before pulling a gun and taking 80 dollars. Investigators tied fingerprints and other evidence to Demore. He was to have an initial hearing this morning.
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A Lake Air Force Base
Wendell S. Demore
Demore
N. Miller Rd
Wheeler to address District 28 Democrats meeting
Wheeler State Democratic Chairman Matt Wheeler is set to discuss county and state organization at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Scottsdale City Hall Kiva. He will outline possible state implications if Gov Raul Castro is offered and accepts a diplomatic appointment and take questions from the floor.
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Matt Wheeler
Legislative District
Democrats
Scottsdale
Kiva
Wheeler
Raul Castro
Casa Grande hires Scottsdale economic chief as city manager
John Holmes, longtime head of Scottsdale's economic development program, will become Casa Grande city manager starting Aug. 1. His departure ends a 12 month tenure with Scottsdale in which he expanded a joint city chamber effort and oversaw property management that boosted city income and secured land and leases for major developments.
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John Holmes
Scottsdale
Casa Grande
Holmes
Chamber
Indian Bend
Little America
Little America Refining
Paradise Valley
Sandusky
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wharton School of Finance
The
University of Pennsylvania
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Dynamic Science Inc
Talley Industries
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