Obituary of Joseph T Riley 55 of Scottsdale
Joseph T Riley 55 a Arizona State University graduate died Tuesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He lived at 5802 E Wilshire was born in Albany New York and came to Arizona 90 years ago. He is survived by his wife Stephanie two daughters Elaine and Jean Riley all of Scottsdale two brothers and a sister of New York. Rosary Friday at 730 PM in Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Chapel. Mass Friday at St Theresa Catholic Church burial in St Francis Cemetery Green Acres Mortuary to burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Arizona’ State Eeversity
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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E. Wilshire
Albany
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Motorolance
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Pam
Whitney
Murphy's
Arcadia Chapel
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
E. Thomas
St Francis Cemetery
Site Plan Committee Approves Eight Proposals
The Site Plan Committee approved eight development proposals for a mixed project near Roosevelt Street and Reddevelopment Program areas. Plans include a federal funds assisted housing component and construction of multiple office buildings on Lincoln Drive to Indiana Bend Road.
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Indiana Bend Road
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Indecent exposure reported by two girls in Scottsdale
Two girls aged 13 and 12 reported an indecent exposure incident to Scottsdale police. They saw a man in a car near Oak Street and Gist Way exposing himself, then ran to a nearby home as the driver left. The description notes a 19 to 20 year old male with dark hair in red gym shorts and a green or blue shirt.
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Scottsdale
Oak Street
Police investigate two grand theft reports in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Police allege two grand theft cases are under investigation. A total of about 301 in silver and turquoise rings were stolen from Flage's of Scottsdale at 7348 E Main St around 3 45 p m Wednesday. A description of a 18 year old hippie type girl in a poncho near the rings and entering a nearby vehicle is noted.
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Scottsdale Police Department
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E. Main St
Bridge repairs by Scottsdale city crews near Paiute
A bridge across the Cross Cut Canal near Paiute was repaired by Scottsdale city maintenance crews, according to a Wednesday report.
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Paiute
Scottsdale
NEA Urges U.S. Cabinet Level Education Post
Education groups push for a national drive to create a cabinet level post for education. NEA proposes consolidating fragmented federal programs under a separate education cabinet to aid presidents and Congress in addressing local school district issues and boosting federal funding. SEA President Gerry Nagle backs parent involvement and a letter campaign to the President. An Office of Education exists under HEW.
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Scottsdale
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Japan's Sato rejects wartime rearmament changes
Japanese prime minister Eisaku Sato cautioned that rearming could spark another war and reaffirmed commitment to Article Nine. He said Japan will not amend the constitution though defense strength must match national power. Sato noted reliance on U S nuclear protection as U.S. troops withdraw from East Asia.
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Li Democratic Party
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Foreign Office
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Market Stock Report From United Press International
United Press International reports on stock market activity courtesy of E L Du Pont. Glore Forgan & Co. participation and reactions from major exchanges outlined.
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Glore Forgan & Ca
Mexico City Conductor to Lead Phoenix Symphony Two Months
Eduardo Mata 29 from Mexico City has been hired as principal guest conductor for a two month engagement with the Phoenix Symphony beginning after Christmas. He fills the post after Phillip Spurgeon resigned amid executive board pressure as Phoenix plans a new concert hall at the Phoenix Convention Center whose opening is delayed.
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Lewis Ruskin
Tennis lighting plea postponed in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley planning panel continued a request for night lighting at Foothills Tennis and Swim Club on Tatum Boulevard and Double Tree Ranch Road to April 16. The commission also extended final plat considerations for Mockingbird Estates units 2, 3, and 4 and Paradise View Estates through May 23.
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Foothills
Town ‘Planing and Zoning Commission
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Three Scottsdale youths charged after burglary of motorcycles
Scottsdale police arrested three juveniles aged 17, 15, and 14 for burglary after they allegedly stole three motorcycles, a helmet, and two five gallon gas cans from Kactus Kawasaki on McDowell. Police followed motorcycle tracks to a nearby home where the suspects were questioned. Investigations also covered other burglaries including liquor room theft at Roadrunner Golf Resort, a tape deck loss at Burnetts Books and Records, and a portable classroom break in at Pueblo School with $35 in currency taken.
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Kactus Kawasaki
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Burnetts-Books and Records
Scottsdale Rd
Accidents Investigated by Scottsdale Police
Scottsdale police investigated five vehicular incidents Wednesday with no injuries. The cases included a hit and run in a parking lot near 4424 N and separate crashes on McDowell and Pima Road Mariposa, plus a one car incident west of Hayden Rd. and Scottsdale Rd.. times ranged 11:20 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
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Pima Road
Mariposa
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Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale student named to ASU conduct and advisory boards
A Scottsdale resident was named to serve on one of seven students on three ASU boards created under the new state university conduct code. Fourteen faculty members also were appointed to the University Trial Board University Review and Advisory Board and University Conduct Board. Mark Hopper of 8649 FE San Miguel was named to the Conduct Board.
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Arizona State University
University ‘Trial Board
University Review
Ads‘visory Board
University Conduct Board
Mark Hopper
San Miguel
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