Volunteer plan eyed to clean Black Sheep Club site
Doug Hood proposes a civic volunteer cleanup for the Black Sheep Club debris site south of Camelback Road and west of 75th Street. If owners do not respond, the city may pursue court action to order cleanup, with possible city services support for volunteers.
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Black Sheep Club
Doug Hood
Hood
Weber
Camelback Road
75Th Street
Eleanor Feltman
Roland Feltman
Jim Keppel
Keppel
Retirees eligible for school pass program
Scottsdale School District seeks former employees with at least five years service to receive free lifetime passes to school events. Dr. Norman White says the policy honors long service and avoids gifts like gold watches. Officials will contact the Arizona State Retirement System and scan records. 26 to 30 retirees expected this year, possibly 100 to 200 over five years. Call 949-6168 for eligibility.
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Scottsdale
Norman White
Arizona
Obituary Henry L. Allen 69 in Scottsdale
Requiem mass for Henry Lewis Allen 69 will be at 10 am Friday at St Daniel s Catholic Church with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 7 to 9 pm today at Green Acres Mortuary. He died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He was born in Atlanta and moved from New York City to the Valley. He was a Navy World War II veteran and a security guard at Apache School. Survivors include wife Frances sons George H. Allen and Michael J. Callahan a sister and three grandchildren.
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Henry Lewis Allen
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
New York City
N.Y
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York
Allen
Frances
George H. Allen
Michael J. Callahan
Scottsdale
Boozer, 21, Succumbs After Auto Crash Injuries
Marilyn F Boozer former Mesa Community College cheerleader dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital from auto accident injuries. Survived by husband Charles, parents Joe and Mrs. Foley Jr., sisters Jenice Marsden and Barbara Waren, brother Joe Foley Jr. Memorial service set for 2 p.m. Friday at Grace Community Church Tempe with visitation today at Gibbons Bunker Tempe Chapel.
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Marilyn Foley Boozer
Mesa Community College
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mesa
Jenice Marsden
Salem
W. Va
Barbara Waren
Oregon
Joe Foley OI
C.B. Buns
Delhart
Texas
Harold J Yeager dies. Scottsdale resident was community member
Harold J Yeager 65 of 6437 E Oak St died Monday in Scottsdale after residing there since December He was a post worthy patron of the Eastern Star a member of the Laramie Wy Masonic Lodge AARP and the Utah Baptist Church Survivors include sons Lorin Scottsdale Keith Brigham City six grandchildren and three brothers Services are 10 am Friday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd with interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens 401 N Hayden Rd Visitation is 6 to 8 pm today Memorials may go to the Heart Fund
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Harold Joy Yeager
E. Oak St
Wyoming
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
Mr. Yeager
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Laramie
AARP
The
Baptist Church
Utah
Lorin
Keith
Brigham City
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
N. Hayden Rd
Heart Fund
Funeral services for Ethel Kimer in Phoenix
Ethel Kimer 80 dies at Doctors' Hospital in Phoenix after wintering in the Valley. Services set for 11 a.m. Friday at Holy Trinity Green Orthodox Church with a prior 7 p.m. prayer service at Paradise Chapel. She came from Washington, D C last year and is survived by daughter Mrs. George Scarla and siblings living out of state.
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Ethel Kimer
Holy Trinity Green Orthodox Church
E. Maryland St
Phoenix
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Kimer
N. 46Th St
Washington, D.C
Kimner
George Scarla
Services Set for Betty E. Miller
Betty E. Miller 8 of 3611 N 51st Place will be rites at 2 p.m. Friday in Paradise Chapel at 3934 E Indian School Road. She came here in 1968 and died Tuesday at St. Luke's Hospital. Miller was a Phoenix Garden Club member and member of First Baptist Church and is survived by two sisters.
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Betty E. Miller
N. 51St Place
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School Road
The
Phoenix Garden Club
First Baptist Church
Nine Hopefuls Compete For Arizona Delegates in April Ballot
Democrats in Arizona will secretly vote April 24 to select delegates for the national convention in New York City. Nine presidential hopefuls, including Morris Udall and Jimmy Carter, must reach 15 percent to win a share of Arizona’s 25 delegate seats. Ellen McCormack joins after a late entry. Withdrawal deadline was March 16.
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Arizona
New York City
Ellen McCormack
New York
Democratic National Committee
Morris K. Udall
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Henry Jackson
Alabama
George Wallace
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Idaho
Frank Church
Frank J. Bona
Donald L. Jackson
McCormack
Press Club to show film on Red China
The Phoenix Press Club will present an anti Communism film titled Scenes of Red China at 5 30 p m tonight in the Turquoise Room of the Westward Ho hotel at 618 N Central Ave The film was made by foreign correspondents and anti Communist Chinese agents and smuggled into the country It has been reviewed by the FBI and other agencies Leo Newman Arizona goodwill ambassador to Taiwan secured the film for the club
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China
Phoenix Press Club
Westward Ho
Central Ave
Red China
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Leo Newman
Arizona
Taiwan
Press Club
Arizona lawmakers move funding for solar energy group
The Arizona House approved an emergency measure to provide 60,850 dollars to the Solar Energy Research Commission by a 59 0 vote and sent it to the Senate. The Senate Education Committee endorsed bilingual education funding rising from 50 to 75 dollars per pupil by a 6 3 vote. A Minnesota man and three others were indicted in a 1 million land fraud operation involving C M Services and Apple Valley Inc in Cochise County.
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Phoenix
Arizona House Today
Senate
State Solar Energy Research Commission
Senate Education Committee
Tucson
Mankato, Minn
Man
Arizona
C&m Services
Mankato
Roger Hagen
Apple Valley Inc
Eloy
Cochise County
Harry Bechtel
Lawyer Denies Conflict in KUPD Tax Deal Case
Mesa attorney Wes Riggs says he proposed a private sales tax pay-off for financially troubled radio station KUPD and later approved the same plan as Phoenix city sales tax attorney. Police investigated the case last month and the county attorney’s office said the matter remains under review.
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Phoenix
Mesa
Wes Riggs
KUPD
Bank Robbery Suspects Sought in Mesa and Little Rock
Authorities issued warrants for James D. Weaver 28 of Gilbert Minnesota and Debra Lynn Dossey 22 believed from Gilbert or nearby Aurora, in connection with bank robberies in suburban Mesa Arizona and Little Rock Arkansas.
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Phoenix
Minnesota
Mesa
Little Rock
Ark
U.S
Richard C. Gormley
James D. Weaver
Gilbert, Minn
Debra Lynn Dossey
Gilbert
Aurora
Sixth crash death at Indian School and Pima crossing
Marilyn F Boozer, 21, of Mesa, becomes the sixth person killed at the Indian School Pima intersection after a Tuesday crash with a cement mixer. Authorities cite red light violations and driver inattention as key factors.
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Marilyn F. Boozer
Pima
Mesa
Mesa Community College
Lisa Rene Starks
Free concert by Scottsdale Community Orchestra Sunday
The Scottsdale Community Orchestra performs a free one hour outdoor concert at 3 p.m. in the amphitheater east of the Civic Center Complex with "Pops in the Park" as the theme. Daniel Durand conducts. the group includes about 60 Valley residents and is sponsored by Scottsdale Community College. A second concert is planned for May 2 at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts.
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Scottsdale Community Orchestra
Civic Center Complex
Scottsdale Community College
Valley
Daniel Durand
Bach Madrigal Society
Phoenix Chamber Orchestra
Scottsdale
Woman hurt in mall parking lot accident
A 22 year old woman received minor injuries at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a collision in the Los Arcos Mall lot at Scottsdale and McDowell Roads. Catherine J. Fraley walked into the path of a car driven by Kathleen S. Hawbaker and was treated and released. Hawbaker and two passengers were uninjured.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Los Arcos Mall
Scottsdale
McDowell Roads
Catherine J. Fraley
E. Thomas Rd
Kathleen S. Hawbaker
E. Wilshire Drive
Fraley
Hawbaker
Youth suspect in 35 extortion calls in Phoenix area
A 17 year old from South Phoenix is detained on extortion and bomb threat charges amid claims he made up to 35 calls to Valley banks and shopping centers. Federal agent Roger Young links the youth to a $20 000 extortion attempt on Valley National Bank in Scottsdale and notes other threats at regional banks and stores. The Bumpas kidnapping case is not connected.
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South Phoenix
Valley Banks
Roger Young
Phoenix
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Valley National Bank
Scottsdale Road
Indian School Roads
Jerry Marshall
S. 14Th Place
VNB
S. Central Ave
First National Bank
Tempe
Discount Mart
Young
Central Avenue
First National
Scottsdale
Bumpas
Frank
Nugent Daughter of Johnson Births Fourth Child in Austin
Luci Johnson Nugent, daughter of the late President Lyndon Johnson, has given birth to a 5 pound 15 ounce girl in Austin. The baby, not yet named, increases the Nugent total to three daughters and one son for Luci and her husband Pat.
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Austin, Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Lyndon Johnson
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