Scottsdale youth identified in San Diego murder case
Randy Moore aged 17, of Scottsdale, was identified by San Diego County coroner from dental records. His nude body found Oct 16 near El Cajon, shot in the head, linked to California trash bag killings. Moore had been buried as a John Doe last year in San Diego County.
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San Diego
Scottsdale
Randy Moore
Faye Farrow
Moore
E. Thomas Rd
California
California Highway 60
el Cajon
Redondo Beach
Calif
Riverside County
San Francisco
John Doe
Looting Fallout Drives SBA Aid for New York Shops
New York City and Westchester County receive SBA disaster aid enabling loan options up to 500000 to victims of looting during the weeklong blackout. Gov. Carey seeks broader federal relief as losses top 1 billion dollars amid 25 hours of darkness and widespread arson. Police report 3500 arrests and ongoing investigations into prevention measures.
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New York
Federal
Small Business Administration
New York City
Westchester County
Hugh L. Carey
Carter
Fred Power
Brooklyn
SBA
Elizabeth Holzman
Edward I. Koch
Howard Golden
Long Island
County Board urged to run new mental health annex
Superior Court Judge Kenneth Chatwin ordered the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to use reasonable diligence to equip staff and operate the new mental health annex within 90 days. He allowed curtailing services at the old facility by removing paying patients to aid indigent care. The suit, filed on behalf of three mentally ill patients, claimed the existing facility was grossly insufficient in capacity after a 1972 bond funded the annex at 4.4 million dollars, completed last December but unopened due to budget priorities.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Superior Court
Kenneth Chatwin
Deputy
al Firestein
Maricopa County Hospital
Scottsdale Man Reports Missing TV Sets From Mesa Repair Shop
A Scottsdale resident said two television sets valued over 1000 dollars were taken for repairs by Road Runner TV Repair in Mesa. The shop has since closed and is under investigation by several agencies. A separate theft involved a $2000 video recorder from a conference room at the Doubletree Inn, used for Armour Foods training, with a door pried open late Thursday or Friday.
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Scottsdale
Mesa Television
Edward J. Ryder
E. Palm Lane
Road Runner TV Repair
Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Armour Foods of
Phoenix
Obituary Kenneth J. Benzing
Kenneth J. Benzing, 55, retired director of building services after 18 years with the Scottsdale School District, died Thursday in Prescott. An Army veteran of World War II, he was a Disabled American Veterans member and Elks Lodge 335. He moved from St. Marys Ohio to the Valley in 1956 and lived at 5012 E. Osborn Rd. Funeral services are at Paradise Chapel at 10 a.m. Tuesday with visitation Sunday and Monday 3 to 9 p.m. He is survived by his wife Anita, two sons Dennis and Terry, his mother Rose Benzing, and four grandchildren.
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Kenneth J. Benzing
Scottsdale
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School
Benzing
Prescott
Disabled American Veterans and Elks Lodge
St. Mary's
Ohio
E. Osborn Rd
Mr. Benzing
Anita
Dennis
Terry
Rose Benzing
Marijorie E Madison Services Set For Aug (adjusted to 70-char limit)
Marijorie E Madison 56 of 7660 E McKellips Rd a Tempe Justice Court clerk for nine years will be viewed at 1030 a.m. Monday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams. She arrived in 1955 from Jamestown NY and died Thursday at Doctors Hospital. She leaves husband Bill two daughters Carol Ann Pallas and Sharon Brooks a son John Pierce and 100 grandchildren.
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Marjorie E. Madison
E. McKellips
Tempe Justice Court
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Madison
Jamestown
N.Y
Doctors Hospital
Bill
Carol Ann Pallas
Sharon Brooks
John Pierce
Ambulance officials indicted in Maricopa County
Two Phoenix ambulance firm leaders, Billy Hames and Daring Lynn, face grand theft and fraud charges. Bond set at 1100 dollars, arraignment scheduled July 25. Also reported Supreme Court denial of Ellsworth tax case and confident support for new municipal court judge Jean Williams in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Ambulance Company
Maricopa County
Billy Hames
Daring Lynn
Hames
Phoenix Aaa Ambulance Service
Universal Ambulance Service
Lyrin
Phoenix youth pleads guilty in high school shooting death
A 17 year old youth from Phoenix has admitted guilt in the March shooting death of a South Mountain High School student. Jerry Aikens pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the Maricopa County Superior Court juvenile division in May and was committed to the State Corrections Department.
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Phoenix
State Corrections Department
Phoenix South Mountain
Jerry Aikens
Maricopa County
Superior Court
TG&E Faces Challenge to Lower Arizona Property Valuation
George Borozan of the State Tax Appeals Board questioned TG&E's $351 million Arizona property valuation, noting it is $7 million below last year's figure after a court dismissed the prior appeal amid TG&E record earnings.
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Phoenix
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
George Borozan
Tucson
State
Tg&e
Arizona
Public meetings schedule for Scottsdale Paradise Valley
Next week lists public meetings for Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Scottsdale events include a study session July 18 at 8 p.m. and public hearings on July 19 at 7 p.m. and a council meeting at 8 p.m. at City Hall. Paradise Valley planning commission meets July 19 at 7:45 p.m. at Town Hall.
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Scottsdale
Woman Robbed of Purse Near Bank Parking Lot
A 55 year old woman named Jean Mayer was robbed of four dollars Friday night in a bank parking lot at 4821 N Scottsdale Rd. A man in his early 20s knocked her down and took her purse. She suffered cuts and abrasions to the knee and elbow. Police reported the incident.
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Jean G. Mayer
N. Scottsdale Rd
Window insulation advice from utility experts
Experts urge protecting home windows to cut energy use. Reflective screens or films reduce solar heat, lowering AC demand. Insulated or storm windows create an air buffer between panes, improving temperature control. For more details contact K. P. Window & Supply Co. at 827 N. Country Club Drive, 968-8165.
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Salt River Project
Arizona Public Service Co
K. P. Window & Supply Co
N. Country Club Drive
Judge upholds river trip permit allotment for Grand Canyon
A federal judge ruled the National Park Service may allot 92 percent of Grand Canyon Colorado River river-use permits to commercial operators and 8 percent to private runners. Judge William Copple found a rational basis for the two classifications citing safety and environmental concerns and upheld the Park Service procedures for noncommercial permits.
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Phoenix
National Park Service
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Arizona Center For Law
Arizona
Scottsdale
Michael St. Clair
Tempe
Fred
Margaret Eiseman
E. Mountainview Rd
Dick Hertzler
Prescott
Grand Canyon National Park
Park Service
Copple
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Mesa
Ryder
Marijorie E. Madison
Dundee Draperies
Jonathan Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Thompson
Chandler Heights Road
Valvista
Riggs Rd
Valvista S
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
W. Vaughn Ellsworth
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Eliswroth, 55
Joy Carter
Jean Williams
Margaret Hance
Williams
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Development Review Board
Scottsdale Public Library
Mesa Tribune
McKellips Lake
Rose Zupicich
Joel Zupicich
Indian Bend Wash
Sank Wood Lift Company
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