Paradise Valley plans greenbelt rules for Indian Bend Wash
Paradise Valley planning commission tentatively approves a greenbelt development ordinance for the town portion of the Indian Bend Wash. The 5-1 vote includes dissent from William Simon who warns against piecemeal development and questions completion of the Coe and Van Loo flood report.
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Chris Shuey
Paradise Valley
Indian Bend Wash
Planning and Zoning Commission
William Simon
Wash
Commission
William Fulton
Charlie Atkinson
Atkinson
Coe and van Loo
Simon
Army Corps of Engineers
van Loo
SCC Approves 100000 Cost Increase for Arts Center
Scottsdale Community College wins board approval for a new 8000 square foot performing arts center built by Deem Construction on a 1.2 million bid. Costs rise due to material prices, delaying opening to October at the earliest after nine bids and a potential saving in a second bidding round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College Board
Deem Construction Co
C.B. Smith
Smith
Glendale
Mesa Community Colleges
Phoenix Community College
Council approves elderly center zoning near 68th Street
City council approved conditional zoning and a use permit for an elderly care center on 5.8 acres south of Scottsdale Village near 68th Street and Thomas Road. The project includes 120 minimal care units and 60 beds, contingent on a certificate of need from the Central Arizona Health Systems Agency after planning commission recommendations.
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68Th Street
Thomas Road
Scottsdale Village
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Planning Commission
Lemonade bus to visit City Hall
The Lemonade Special Phoenix Transit bus will arrive at City Hall at 2 30 p.m. Thursday as part of a promotional campaign to boost ridership. Ten buses will serve lemonade to passengers during the hot summer days with coolers offering half pints on board. A company representative will outline new services to city officials.
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City Hall
Phoenix Transit
Police officer gives birth in patrol car en route to hospital
Tucson AP reports officer Elaine Hedtke, working at police headquarters, went into labor on July 5 and gave birth to a boy after being driven to a hospital. The pregnancy led to a desk assignment earlier.
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Tucson
Elaine Hedtke
Hedtke
Dentists Push District Board on School Sweets Rules
The District School Board will study guidelines to curb candy and ice cream sales in elementary schools at dentists requests. President Mitchell Vavich said any action would be guidelines for principals on sale of sweets and use as rewards.
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Tucson
Mitchell Vavich
Arizona Supreme Court declines bid to halt delays in fair trials
The state Supreme Court will not hear a request to block further postponements of trials for former and current Arizona State Fair officials. Delays were granted after defense attorney John J. Flynn, who represents former fair director James Jones charged with forgery bribery and grand theft, cited other trials.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Arizona State Fair
John J. Flynn
Flynn
Fair
James Jones
Two Men Shot in South Phoenix Park Fatality Reported
In a south Phoenix park a passing car opened fire injuring two men. Walter Manning, 21, died at a Phoenix hospital from a back wound. Jackie Wood, 20, remained in serious but stable condition with a chest wound.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Park
Walter Manning
Phoenix Hospital
Jackie Wood
Cave fire in Rampart Cave menaces Shasta sloth dung
Grand Canyon Park Service crews use helicopters to haul water for firefighting in Rampart Cave where an archeologically valuable dung supply from the extinct Shasta sloth is burning. Assistant chief ranger Dick McLaren says air-starving the fire has failed.
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Grand Canyon
Escaped convict recaptured in Tucson
A convict who escaped from Pima County Hospital Sunday was recaptured today in downtown Tucson after police received a tip. Another man was arrested on suspicion of harboring a fugitive. Thomas A. Seaman, 23, a forger held at Pima County Jail, was seized at a downtown residence by officers.
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Tucson
Pima County
Thomas A. Seaman
Obituary of Rev. Richard P. Carter 74
Rev. Richard Phillip Carter 74 associate minister and interim pastor of Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church of Christ died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Andover Massachusetts he came to the Valley from Suffield Connecticut living at 5110 North 45th Place Phoenix. He was a Dartmouth College Hartford Theological Seminary graduate and taught at Dartmouth and served churches in Greenfield New Hampshire and Suffield Connecticut. He was Navy chaplain in World War II and later president of the Deering Foundation. Survivors include his wife Elizabeth sons George M. and R Phillip daughter Joan Applegate nine grandchildren and siblings. Memorial services and arrangements by Messinger Mortuary & Chapel.
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Richard Phillip Carter
Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church of Christ
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Andover
Mass
Carter
Suffield, Conn
N. 45Th Place
Phoenix
Andover Academy
Dartmouth College
Hartford Theological Seminary
Greenfield
N.H
Suffield
Elizabeth
George M
New Jersey
R. Phillip
Nova Scotia
Joan Applegate
Haartz
Louis B. Smith Dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Louis Bree Smith 59 former Thorofare Markets president in Pennsylvania died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Washington DC he moved to the Valley a year ago from Pittsburgh living at 7613 E Plaza Dr. WWII veteran and former IDL Inc. executive. Survived by son Gray Zinsser Plainfield Vermont daughter Susan Lynn Smith Miller Madison Wisconsin sister and stepmother Betty Louise Smith Scottsdale. Private services will be held in Messinger Mortuary.
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Louis Bree Smith
Thorofare Markets
Pennsylvania
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Washington, D.C
Mr. Smith
Pittsburgh
E. Plaza Drive
IDL, Inc
Lillian
Gray Zinsser
Plainfield
Vermont
Susan Lynn Smith Miller
Madison
Wis
Betty Louise Smith
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Margaret Losey Dies at 62 on Salt River Reservation
Margaret Losey age 62 died Monday at her home on the Salt River Indian Reservation. Visitation is at 7 p.m. Friday at the family home on Thomas and Alman School Roads. Services are at 8 p.m. Saturday at Lehi Fire Baptize Holiness Church. Survivors include daughters Jane West Shirley Schurz Lolita sons Marvin and Delmar 24 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Camelback Sunset Chapel handled arrangements.
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Margaret Losey
Salt River Indian Reservation
Thomas and Alman School Roads
Lehi
Baptize Holiness Church
Anselmo Lucero Dies at 66 After 30 Years with Salt River Project
Anselmo Lucero 66 a Salt River Project troubleshooter for 30 years died Monday at Maricopa County Hospital. He lived at 7711 E Kimsey Lane born in Guadalupe and was a member of St Daniel's Church. Survived by sons Alfredo and Pete of Scottsdale and brother Juan of Scottsdale. Rosary at 7 p.m. Friday and mass at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St Daniel's Church. Interment in Guadalupe. Green Acres Mortuary arranging.
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Anselmo Lucero
Salt River Project
Maricopa County Hospital
Mr. Lucero
E. Kimsey Lane
Guadalupe
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
Catalina
Alfredo
Pete
Scottsdale
Juan
Rosary
E. Latham St
Green Acres Mortuary
Political roundup: Morehouse to run against Harris for county superintendent
The 14 year veteran teacher Morehouse announced he will seek the Republican nomination to oppose incumbent Richard Harris for Maricopa County School Superintendent. He vows to emphasize local district control and broad educational negotiations beyond salaries. Harris, a 1968 appointee, touts traditional methods and data processing to handle rising workloads. The piece also notes other local political comments on budgets, securities division reorganization costs, and tax-free bonds debates.
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Robert B. Morehouse
Richard Harris
Maricopa County
Morehouse
Republican Party
National Council of Urban Education’ Associations
North Central Phoenix Optimist Club
Harris
Washington
Henry Bobbe
Maricopa
State and Universal Waste Control Reach Antitrust Accord
Arizona attorney general's antitrust division announces a settlement with Universal Waste Control the largest Phoenix trash hauler amid alleged price fixing with Parks and Sons and Advance DB Disposal. Universal to pay 15000 and GM Klimoski 2500 plus a restriction on stock transfers.
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Phoenix
Antitrust
Universal Waste Control
Maricopa County
Universal, Parks and Sons Intermountain Inc
Advance DB Disposal
Kenneth Reed
Parks and Sons of Advance
Universal
Reed
Joseph E. Klimoski
Universal General
Attorney General
Attorney General’s Office
Parks and Sons and
Advance
Parks and Sons
Youth Hospitalized After Hayden Road Motorcycle Crash
An 18 year old Scottsdale youth Michael W. Carmody was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle crash on Hayden Road. He was a passenger on a bike driven by 21 year old Robert E. Duerr who wore a helmet. Carmody did not. Duerr was treated and released. police cited intoxication and took a blood sample.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Hayden Road
Michael W. Carmody
E. McDowell Rd
Carmody
Robert E. Duerr
Duerr
Nucleus Club to Hear Dem Senate Hopefuls
Three Democratic Senate hopefuls Dennis DeConcini Carolyn Warner and Wade Church will speak at a noon Nucleus Club luncheon at the Adams Hotel Phoenix DeConcini a former Pima County Attorney Warner State Superintendent of Public Instruction and Church former Arizona Attorney General attend in a primary race context.
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U.S. Senate
Nucleus Club
Dennis DeConcini
Carolyn Warner
Wade Church
DeConcini
Samuel Goddard
Pima County
Warner
Church
Arizona
Adams Hotel
Phoenix
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Geri Mellinger
George Adams
Adams
SCC Arts Center
SCC
Central High School
Ray Laing
Phoenix College
Laing
Nesbitt Contracting Co
Pima
Inner Circle Drive
Via de Ventura
McCormick Ranch
Continental Lawn
Coronado Golf Course
Vista del Camino
McDowell Road
77Th Street
Scottsdale Charros
Scottsdale Stadium
Charros
Cubs
Associated Press
Richard P. Carter
Deering Foundation
Rotary Club
Louis B. Smith
Lectra
Sale
Valley
Chandler and
Gerard High Schools
State Securities Division
The
Arizona Corporation Commission
John Carney
Attorney General's Office
Carney
East Indian School Road
Tower Plaza
St. Luke's Hospital Jr
Arizona Children’s Hospital
Arizona Boy's Community Childbirth Education Association Committee
Jane Wayland Center
St. & E. Thomas
Maricopa Mental Health Association
International Association of Cancer Victims & Friends
Dem Senate
Timziut
Din Woodrogt
Reds
Sparky Anderson
Jesus
Pilate
E. Camelback Rd
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