Council to delay zoning case at Thunderbird Industrial Park
The Tempe council plans to continue a contentious rezoning request for two 17 acre strips at Thunderbird Industrial Air Park with a required three fourths approval due to a legal protest led by State Rep. Americo Carvalho. Vice Mayor Campana will miss meeting leaving six members to approve. In other business bids will be sought for a spillway on the Arizona Canal in Indian Bend Wash to provide interim flood relief until a siphon is built by the Army Corps of Engineers. Salt River Project approved the temporary spillway and the Corps project is expected to start in about 18 months and take a year.
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Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Richard V. Campana
Americo
Mac” Carvalho
Scottsdale
Landel Inc
Thunderbird Road
Hayden Road
Arizona Canal
Indian Bend Wash
Army Corps of Engineers
Salt River Project
Board of Governors
Corps
Three Scottsdale residents indicted in insurance fraud scheme
A county grand jury indicted Betty Wiseman, Carl Rogers, and Gloria Rogers on grand theft by false pretenses for alleged insurance fraud totaling at least 32 thousand dollars. Investigators say false burglary reports led to reimbursements from numerous insurers, with links to incidents in Arizona and California.
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Scottsdale
Tony LeGault
Betty Mae Wiseman
N. 74Th St
Carl Rogers
Gloria
E. Plaza Ave
Arizona
California
Arizona fraud suspect nets 8400 in a day across 41 bank branches
Police say John N. Genova passed a string of checks drawn on U. S. Advertising at 41 Valley National Bank branches in the Phoenix area, cashing about 400 to 430 dollars each and taking 200 dollars per check. Investigators connect the scheme to an earlier Zales affair and to an alleged accomplice, with Genova possibly in California.
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John N. Genova
The
Valley National Bank
Phoenix- Scottsdale-Tempe
Genova
Scottsdale
Tempe
VNB
U. S
Don Henderson
Geneva
Zale
Tony LeGault
Phoenix
Jack R. Garr
Garr
W. McDowell Rd
Santa Monica
Calif
LeGault
California
Helicopter aids nabbing burglar in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police and Phoenix officers with a DPS helicopter arrested a 21 year old Phoenix man, Meridith E. Harlan, after a burglary on Rose Circle Drive. He was held for burglary and trespassing charges following a dawn pursuit and arrest near Catalina Street.
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Scottsdale
Department of Public Safety
Phoenix Police
Phoenix
Meridith E. Harlan
29Th Place
Tom Hill
Harlan
60Th Street
Rose Circle Drive
David D. Thomson
Catalina
Obituary: Mildred F. Pringle founder of Scottsdale guest ranch
Mildred Fowler Pringle 90 founder of an early Scottsdale guest ranch in 1930 and longtime resident next to Scottsdale High School died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her brother Robert W and sisters Bertha and Eileen Miller. Services Thursday at Messinger Mortuary. Cremation follows and ashes interred at Maple Hill Kaw. Memorials suggested to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital or Scottsdale Presbyterian Church.
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Mildred Fowler Pringle
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Pringle
F. 6Th St
St. Lukes School of Nursing
Chicago
Bertha
Marie M Christenson Dies at 92 in Scottsdale
Marie M Christenson 92 of Scottsdale died Monday at Golden Age Nursing Home in Scottsdale. She was survived by son W M Christenson of Scottsdale and two generations of descendants. Visitation 5 to 8 p m today at Messinger Indian School Rd. Services and interment will be in St Paul Minnesota later this week.
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Marie M. Christenson
86Th St
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
St. Paul, Minn
Indian School Rd
Milstead Rites Held for Nelle C Milstead
Nelle C Milstead 81 of Villa Ocotillo died Sunday at Golden Age Nursing Home Scottsdale. Survived by son James C of Wickenburg two daughters Nina M Van Cleve Cheyenne and Peggy Covert Scottsdale a brother Earl Collier Amarillo six grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Visitation today at Messinger Indian School Rd.
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Nelle C. Milstead
Villa Ocotillo
N. Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale
Obituary for Ollie E. Grebe 91 longtime resident of Morningside
Ollie E. Grebe, 91, longtime resident here of 24 years and a member of Morningside Presbyterian Church, died Saturday in Scottsdale. She is survived by her husband Louis H. and one sister. Services set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Mercer Mortuary, 1514 FE Thomas Rd., Phoenix.
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Ollie E. Grebe
Morningside Presbyterian Church
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
AQUA-EZE Water Insoles Hit Arizona Markets
Arizona ad highlights AQUA-EZE water filled insoles that fit shoes for aching feet. Manufacturer claims six months relief before replacement with water conforming to foot shape to distribute weight and ease pressure. Priced at 209 a pair at Skaps Drug Centers.
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Phornin
Skapws Drug Centers
Scottsdale District plans 10 000 square foot warehouse addition
The Scottsdale School District moves to add 10 000 square feet to its Osborn Road warehouse at 46th Street for 400 000 dollars. Neighbors requested a public meeting after learning of the plans from the press. Maintenance and landscaping are addressed with funds allocated for the area.
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Scottsdale
46Th Street
Osborn Road
John Beatty
Don Kline
Scottsdale High School
Kearney
Osborn
Bill Pedersen
Tavan School
BE. Osborn Rd
Udall Attacks Ford Oil Plan as Rationing Risk
Arizona Rep. Morris K. Udall, a 1976 Democratic presidential hopeful, blasts President Ford’s proposed deregulation of domestic oil prices calling it an outrage and predicting “rationing by wealth” if it takes effect.
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Los Angeles
Ford
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Governors condemn plan to kill racing dogs in dispute
Phoenix Gov Raul Castro calls the proposed killing of 25 racing dogs by Greyhound breeders immoral and unjust. Atty. Gen. Bruce Babbitt seeks a court order to halt the action, labeling it senseless and repulsive as officials urge a peaceful resolution.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Bruce Babbitt
Worm rancher reports 100000 worms stolen in Glendale
Sun Vaile Bait and Ecology Farms owner Allen J. Gross says poachers raided his worm operation, filling canvas bags with about 100,000 worms and manure, worth roughly $6,000. He calls himself a rancher and notes the site was left in disarray after the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Allen J. Gross
Gross
Sun Vaile Bait and Ecology Farms
Judge allows CAP siphon contract. injunction bid denied
U S judge Carl A. Muecke in Phoenix refused to block a $34 million Central Arizona Project siphon contract. He said evidence was insufficient to suspend the deal and ordered Citizens Concerned About the Project to present more proof for a later permanent injunction hearing.
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Phoenix
Central Arizona
Carl A. Muecke
Orme Dam
Muecke
Castro says legislature must fix prison problems in Arizona
Governor Raul Castro pins prison issues on legislative authority while noting recent violence at the state prison. Warden Cardwell cites a 22 guard shortage amid a 30 percent inmate rise and a hiring freeze, with 40 new positions approved to raise staff to about 365. Representative Hamilton calls for a staff investigation and broader reforms including minority representation in administration.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Castro
Robert D. Piefer
Harold Cardwell
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Nearair Park
Insurance Crime Prevention Institute
Bernie Garmier
Tucson
Mildred F. Pringle
Associated Press
Samaritan Health Services
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Maricopa
Worm
U.S
Cardwell
Art Hamilton
D-Phoenix
Hamilton
Corrections
Century 21
Coniuy
First Federal
Savings and Loan
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