Scottsdale approves Ranch Elementary boundary changes
Scotts dale School Board approves new Ranch Elementary attendance plan affecting McCormick Ranch students. About 18 Kiva students move to Pueblo next fall, 25 Mohave and Cherokee students may transfer or stay. Pueblo area includes west Hayden Road to north McCormick Parkway, and east Hayden Road north of Via de Ventura.
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McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale
Pueblo
New Pueblo
Hayden Road
McCormick Parkway
Via de Ventura
Mohave
Frank Schilling
Kiva School
Palo Viento I and II
Kiva
Ng “Mohave
Thenefits
Paul Streich
Donald Swanson
Cherokee
Schilling
Cherokee and
Dori King
Ranch
Lynn Bonanno
Ne Group
Bonanno
U S Chamber Projects Rising Arizona Incomes By 1980
The U S Chamber of Commerce forecast predicts Arizona will reach a per capita income of 7606 dollars by 1980, about 550 dollars above the national average. Growth shown at 4.7 percent highlights a stronger state economy, with potential to surpass the national benchmark by early 1979.
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Tucson
Arizona
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Obituary of Leroy M. Byerly 74 Scottsdale resident
Leroy M. Byerly, 74, of 7834 E. Mariposa Drive, died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Retired to the Valley in 1961 from Mexico, he was a Nogales merchant for 40 years and a Mason. Survived by wife Dorothy. two sons Colin and Charles of Phoenix. three daughters Mrs. Bruce Madison, Mrs. Gale Wilhelms, and Mrs. John Westphal. four sisters and two brothers out of state. 16 grandchildren. Private services were held Wednesday at Christ Church of the Ascension. Arrangements by A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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Leroy M. Byerly
E. Mariposa Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Byerly
Mexico
Nogales
The
Masons
Charles
Phoenix
Bruce Madison
Gale Wilhelms
Scottsdale
John Westphal
Litchfield Park
Christ Church of the Ascension
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Man Dies Trying to Save Girl in Salt River
Arthur B. Henry 40 of 6016 E Lincoln Drive died Monday while attempting to rescue a girl from the Salt River. Born in Oklahoma he moved to the Valley seven years ago from Wyoming. He was a carpenter for Hausley & Sons Construction. He is survived by wife Diane his mother Letha of Scottsdale and three brothers and two sisters out of state. Services held today at Lundberg White Rose Chapel Glendale. Interment Rest Haven Park Cemetery Glendale.
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Arthur B. Henry
E. Lincoln Drive
Salt River
Oklahoma
Mr. Henry
Valley
Wyoming
Hausley & Sons Construction Company
Diane
Letha
Scottsdale
Lundberg White Rose Chapel
Glendale
Rest Haven Park Cemetery
Rahl, Lura A. 70 dies in Scottsdale Hospital
Lura A. Rahl of 1149 N 92nd St died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Michigan native who moved to the Valley in 1971 she was a retired State Highway Dept secretary and stenographer. Survived by daughter Jean McLean of Scottsdale a brother six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Visitation until 9 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary services 1 p.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Lura A. Rahl
92Nd St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michigan
Rahl
State Highway Department
Memorial for James W. McBrian in Carefree
James W. McBrian 57 of Carefree died Tuesday in Indiana born in Indiana he moved to Carefree seven years ago from Illinois He was a manufacturer’s representative for industrial supplies and a University of Virginia graduate An Army veteran he served with the medical corps in the South Pacific He is survived by his parents two sons James and Andrew and a daughter Sarah Memorial services will be held at 10 a m Saturday in Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd Interment will be private
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James W. McBrian
Carefree
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Indiana
McBrian
Illinois
University of Virginia
Mr. McBrian
W. J. McBrian
James
Massachusetts
Andrew
Connecticut
Sarah
Maine
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Bomb material sighted in ex secretary's Phoenix office claim
In Phoenix former secretary Eileen Roberts claims materials in Neal Roberts office resembled bomb construction tools. She spoke from Boston as Neal Roberts faces charges of attempting to bomb a federal building.
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Phoenix
Don Bolles
Eileen Roberts
Neal Roberts
Boston
Roberts
Pilot sought in marijuana-smuggling Cessna crash near Greem Reservoir
Authorities widen the hunt for the pilot of a small Cessna 210 that crash landed in a field near Greem Reservoir in Arizona carrying 1 053 pounds of marijuana. Pinal County Sheriff and U S Border Patrol investigators reported the landing occurred Wednesday.
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Arizona
Pinal County
U.S. Border Patrol
Greem Reservoir
Groucho Marx Undergoes Hip Surgery in Los Angeles
Comedian Groucho Marx, 88, is in good spirits after surgery to repair a dislocated artificial hip. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center spokesman Larry Baum said he is eating well and his spirits are high. Marx likely will be released by weekend. conservator Nat Perrin said the joint slipped Saturday and surgery occurred Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Groucho Marx
Marx
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Larry Baum
Nat Perrin
Bank Robbers Seize Hostages In Lansing Bank Heist
Police confront three armed suspects after abducting bank manager Jim Spoelma and his wife from their home. Officer Mac Donnelly Jr. dies from gunshot wounds after stopping a getaway car as a hostage situation ends with arrests and a wounded bank employee and gunman.
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Lansing
Mich
Mac Donnelly Jr
Jerry Mills
Jim Spoelma
Michigan National Bank
Frander
Spoelma
Hammer wielding suspects steal from Scottsdale home
More than $1,500 in property was taken after two hammer swinging suspects entered a Scottsdale residence Monday night. They reportedly drove out three visitors including Mike Dasher who was struck on the leg. Susan Warren, the occupant, was away at work. a $900 guitar and $400 stereo were among items missing.
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Scottsdale
Mike Dasher
E. Glenrosa
Susan Jean Warren
Earls Drive
Apt. 5
Warren
Hospital submits CAT scanner proposal to agency
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital submits formal application for a 325000 CAT scanning device to Central Arizona Health Systems Agency. The move aims to cut full body scans from 285 to 225 dollars and head scans from 210 to 150 dollars, with 1600 plus patients already using the existing unit.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
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South Pacific
Holiday Magazine
America
Robert Balzer
Pierre M. LE Coz
Main Street
Associated Press
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St. Louis
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