Grandparents Day Proclaimed in Arizona by Gov Williams
Gov Jack Williams proclaims September 30 Grandparents Day in Arizona making it the first state to do so. Progress publisher Jonathan Marshall is named chairman of Arizona’s Grandparents Day celebration and urged civic groups and media to support the noncommercial observance.
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Jack Williams
Arizona
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Progress
Williams
State House
Marshall
New DEA raid rules tighten identification and no knock use
Federal narcotics agents receive updated orders to curb mistaken raids promising clear public identifiers and proper dress. The policy limits no knock entries and firearms, requires police presence in raids, and urges distinct badges or caps to show authority during forced entries. The changes follow Collinsville Illinois incidents where families reported intrusions and damage.
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Washington
UPI
John R. Bartels Jr
Drug Enforcement Administration
Bartels
Collinsville
Ill
County adopts tentative budget in Maricopa
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors adopted a tentative 109 million dollar budget. County Manager Charles W. Miller cited a 10 percent tax levy cap and said the plan provides reasonable services but may omit some public desires due to HB 2311. Final budget and tax rate decisions occur by August 13 and 20 respectively.
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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Charles W. Miller
Miller
Hunter wounding near Carefree leaves youth in serious condition
Gregory Keith Turner, 18, was shot in the side and flown to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a hunting accident near Bartlett Dam and Cave Creek roads. Kenneth Joseph Carlson, 21, said he fired at a rabbit and did not see Turner behind bushes.
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Phoenix
Carefree
Gregory Keith Turner
State Department of Public Safety
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Joseph Carlson
Carlson
Turner
Bartlett Dam
Cave Creek
Obituary for Shirley J. Younghans in Scottsdale
Shirley J. Younghans 48 of 2013 N 68th Place died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Tavan Elementary School cafeteria employee and Coffeyville Kansas native, she moved to Scottsdale 16 years ago from Dundee Tl. Survived by husband Robert J a son Charles Tempe a daughter Cheryle Arthur Redondo Beach Calif a brother and sister out of state and three grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School. Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Shirley J. Younghans
N. 68Th Place
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Robert J
Charles
Tempe
Cheryle Arthur
Redondo Beach
Calif
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mark J. Cooper Dies at 3 in Scottsdale
Mark J. Cooper, 3, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Cooper of 7801 E Roosevelt, died Saturday in Scottsdale. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Daniel's Catholic Church 7923 E Latham. Burial at Greens Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by brothers Richard A and Rodney L of Scottsdale and grandparents Martin Valencia of Scottsdale and Mr and Mrs Sam Cooper of Mesa.
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Richard Cooper
E. Roosevelt
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
E. Latham
Richard A
Rodney L
Scottsdale
Martin Valencia
Sam Cooper
Mesa
Mrs Lillian A Wager obituary services
Mrs Lillian Anna Wager 80 of 7501 E Kimsey Lane will have services at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Green Acres Mortuary Arizona native Davenport IA died Sunday at Doctors Hospital She came to Scottsdale in 1960 Survived by husband Harry P two sons Richard D of Mesa and Jack K of Corona del Mar CA seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
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Lillian Anna Wager
E. Kimsey Lane
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Harry P
Richard D
Mesa
Jack K
Corona del Mar, Calif
Weeklong Showers Forecast With Warm Scottsdale Heat
The National Weather Service expects scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers through Friday with heavy showers in the central mountains and southeast state. Scottsdale highs near 105 with lows around 80 are forecast through Friday, while the Valley faces cloudy days and a 30 percent chance of measurable rain tonight through Tuesday.
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National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Joint hearings open on monopoly transport issues
United Press International reports the Joint House Senate Committee on Monopoly Transportation opened eight hearings in Flagstaff. The agenda covers cable television parcel carriers and the Davis Bacon Act with a suggestion from House Minority Leader Craig Davids to also probe the gasoline shortage.
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Flagstaff
House
Senate Committee On
Craig Davids
Union Boycott Could Spread to Bashas and Lucky Stores
A United Farmer Workers boycott of Safeway Stores may extend to area markets. Union official Richard Cook said a decision on extending the boycott to Bashas and Lucky Stores was expected soon.
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Phoenix
United Farmer Workers Union
Safeway
Richard Cook
Bashas and Lucky Stores
Morton to Visit Hopi Navajo Reservations Joint-Use Area
Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton and assistant Marvin Franklin plan a visit to the Hopi and Navajo reservations. They will meet Hopi Tribal Chairman Clarence Hamilton and tour the 1.8 million acre shared region that separates the two tribes.
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Craibi
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Indian Affairs
Marvin Franklin
Clarence Hamilton
Shofstall Escapes Injury After Tempe Car Crash
Tempe state school chief Dr. Weldon P. Shofstall escaped injury when his car collided with a gunite truck at an intersection near his Tempe home. The truck was driven by Frank D. Forman, 32, Tempe, who also was not hurt.
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Tempe
Weldon P. Shofstall
Shofstall
Frank D. Forman
Woman killed by highway patrol car near Tuba City
A woman identified as Carol Lee Yazzie of Pinon died at Tuba City hospital after being struck on U S 169 ten miles west of Tuba City. Patrolman Bernard Klarkowski of Tuba City was pursuing a violator when his car hit her.
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Arizona
Tuba City
Carol Lee Yazzie
Pinon
U. S. 169
Bernard Klarkowski
Pair held on theft charge after traffic stop
Two men LaVerne L Myres 20 Tempe and Douglas R Chek miroff 21 no address listed were booked on burglary charges after a police stop near 68th Street and Lafayette Boulevard at 2 55 a m Sunday. The owner Carl Paetz reported tools valued at 267 dollars stolen from his storage.
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LaVerne L. Myres
Tempe
Douglas R. Chekmiroff
Anthony LeGault
68Th Street
Lafayette Boulevard
LeGault
Carl Paetz
E. Montecito
Paetz
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