Growth plan okayed in Scottsdale as dial-a-ride decision delayed
Scottsdale voters approved a growth management plan for northeast areas with council members Drinkwater and Hink opposing adoption. The plan limits rezoning and incentives for outer northeast developments while allowing the council to approve future construction if desired. A two week continuance was requested for the dial-a-ride proposal which planners say needs more work and a two year federal grant is sought. The council also approved immediate city government reorganization reducing departments and merging programs.
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Scottsdale
Herbert Drinkwater
Heinz Hink
Drinkwater
Charles Smith
Hink
Smith
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Foreign aid cuts linked to rights
The Carter administration said it is reviewing foreign aid with potential cuts in nations violating human rights. The plan would add to existing proposed military aid cuts to Argentina, Ethiopia, and Uruguay. Secretary Vance urged linking human rights with broader goals and noted no countries were named yet.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Argentina
Ethiopia
Uruguay
Cyrus R. Vance
House Appropriations
Vance
Paradise Valley Council Hears Lincoln Drive Options
Vice Mayor J Duncan Brock and council member John Bonnell invite residents to an informal Town Hall meeting at 7 30 p m to discuss modifications to Lincoln Drive two and four lane proposals and seek a compromise before the March 10 council session. Independent traffic engineer Louis Lagomarsino attended to assess safety features.
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Paradise Valley
J. Duncan Brock
John Bonnell
Lincoln Drive
Brock
Bonnell
Arizona Medicaid repeal vote set as Senate weighs end to stalemate
The Arizona Senate will vote on the House approved Medicaid repealer to end a three year stalemate over federally funded care for the indigent. The Health and Welfare Committee sent the measure to the floor with a 6 to 2 vote to recommend rejection.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Arthur Hubbard
D-Ganada
Navajos donate to legal costs of Tribal Chairman MacDonald
Navajo Nation spokesman said the tribe contributed 1800 dollars to cover legal expenses for Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald who was indicted by a federal grand jury in Phoenix for allegedly defrauding Tucson Gas and Electric Co. and failing to report 1973 income. Lee Limbs Jr. named U S Marshal for Arizona replacing resigning J Pat Madrid.
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Window Rock
Peter MacDonald
Tribe
MacDonald
Phoenix
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Lee Limbs Jr
U.S
Arizona
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Limbs
J. Pat Madrid
Northern loop endorsed by Phoenix and Scottsdale councils
The Phoenix and Scottsdale city councils formally back a major northern transportation loop and sent the plan to the Maricopa Association of Governments to determine the route. Scottsdale and Phoenix approved related zoning actions including a flood plain revision and extensions for the Alamos site project, while other rezonings were considered for McDowell Exhibit Plaza and a Scottsdale Rd property conversion.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Maricopa Association of Governments
Pima Road
Greenway
Beardsley Roads
Black Canyon
PNC
Alamos
Charles Smith
McDowell Road
Miller Road
77Th Street
McDowell Exhibit Plaza
Guy Stillman
Scottsdale Rd
Central Business District
Bond decision due next week in Bolles murder case
Maricopa County Superior Court will decide next week whether Chandler plumber James Robison should receive bond in the 1976 bombing murder of Phoenix Republic reporter Don Bolles. Robison and Max Dunlap remain jailed without bail on first degree murder and conspiracy charges linked to Bolles's death.
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Phoenix
Chandler
James Robison
Don Bolles
Maricopa County
Howard Thompson
Robison
Max Dunlap
Arizona Republic
David Derickson
Bond
Bolles
Derickson
John Harvey Adamson
Dunlap
Adamson
Neal Roberts
U.S. Public Health Service
Peoria
Stan Tanner
A. Melvin McDonald
U.S
Richard Gormley
Obituary for Sadie E Marron Retired real estate saleswoman
Sadie E Marron 78 died Tuesday at Golden Mesa Nursing Center. Born in Iowa she moved to the Valley in 1949 and lived at 7770 Via Del de Brisas. Survived by son John B Scottsdale and six grandchildren with three out-of-state sisters. Memorial 6 p m Friday at St Maria Goretti Catholic Church. Interment private. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Green Acres Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Sadie E. Marron
Golden Mesa Nursing Center
St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church
E. Edward Ave
American Cancer Society
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Loughry Memorial Services Planned for Thursday
Richard J. Loughry will have memorial services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale. He died Sunday at Memorial Hospital in Scottsdale. interment will be private.
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Richard J. Loughry
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Dr. Loughry
N. 59Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Two men receive probation and jail in cocaine case
Stanley Akers Jr. and Paul J. Zisser were each sentenced to seven years probation and 30 to 60 days in jail for possession and sale of cocaine totaling $125000. Akers and Zisser, previously residents of 7018 N Villa Nueva, were found guilty January 31.
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Stanley Akers Jr
Paul J. Zisser
Akers
Zisser
N. Villa Nueva
Scottsdale
MCCCD to Advertise Top Job for New President
Maricopa County Community College District plans nationwide advertising for a new president. Acting President A W Flowers is expected to be considered if not applying, and the board will act at its Tuesday meeting after a closed session Feb 22. Flowers led as acting president since August.
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Maricopa County Community College
Scottsdale
A.W. Flowers
Flowers
John F. Prince
Sertoma convention to begin with banquet in Safari Hotel
The executive board of Sertoma International meets Thursday through Saturday at the Safari Hotel. President Charles E. Cox of Grove City Ohio will speak Thursday at the Sertoma Freedom Banquet for about 200 high school students. Past international presidents attend, as the group serves the deaf and speech impaired and has 800 clubs across Canada Mexico and the U.S. including a Scottsdale branch.
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Sertoma International
Safari Hotel
Charles E. Cox
Grove City
Ohio
Sertoma
Service
Canada
Mexico
U.S
Scottsdale
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