Lincoln Thrift investors await audit report
The 20000 Lincoln Thrift and U S Thrift investors await an Arthur Andersen audit for the receiver Continental Service Corp The report due today may detail the assets value and recommendations. A public hearing is tentatively set for April 9, with questions and evidence to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Johnson
Lincoln Thrift
U.S. Thrift
Arthur Andersen & Co
Continental Service Corp
William Holden
Tom Trimble
Trimble
Craig
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Robert Fendler
California
Fendler
Encanto Park
Continental Service
Bernie Lambert
Bob Hunderford
R-Scottsdale
Lambert
Eugene Davis
Arthur Andersen
Corporation Commission
Arizona
Transfer policy discussed by SFT and district leaders
Scottsdale school principals and SFT representatives meet to discuss a proposed teacher transfer policy. The plan would move surplus teachers to vacant positions after April staffing, prioritizing seniority. The session targets week of March 29 with a 3:15 p.m. start at the district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Federation of Teacher
SFT
Walter Hoffman
Hoffman
William T. Randall
N. 44Th
Tom Smith
Hohokam School
Union Fereseaane
Memorial for Dayton W. Adams
Dayton W. Adams 57, a 12 year general foreman for Howard P. Foley Electrical Contractors of Phoenix, died Tuesday in Paradise Valley. Memorial services are Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Visitation is Friday evening at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel in Phoenix. Survivors include wife Amelia, sons Dayton Jr and Logan, daughters Sharon Davis and Cassandra Ticer, mother Nellie Adams, a brother, a sister, and three grandchildren. He was a World War II Navy veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton W. Adams
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
E. Cactus Rd
Adams
Howard P. Foley
Amelia
Dayton Jr
Scottsdale
Logan W
Santa Rosa
Calif
Don
Sharon) Davis
Phoenix
Tom
Cassandra) Ticer
Houston
Tex
Nellie Adams
Lakewood
Colo
Grimshaw Bethany Chapel
W. Bethany Home Rd
Weber Corral and Stable Service owner dies en route to hospital
Max B. Weber 55 of Paradise Valley an Army World War II veteran and Disabled American Veterans member died Thursday while being rushed to the hospital. He leaves a wife Darlene and children Daniel S Patricia Pamela Betsy and Earl with sister Ira Chevalier and other relatives. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Kelloy Iowa. Visitation Friday from noon to 9 p.m. at the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B. Weber
Weber Corral
Paradise Valley
Mr. Veber
N. Champlain St. Tempe
D. Darlene
Daniel S
Patricia
Pamela
Betsy
Tempe
Earl of Phoenix
Ira Chevalier
Marion
Iowa
Weber
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Kelloy
Hearst Portraits Split Jury Deliberations In Hearst Trial
Jurors begin deliberations in Patricia Hearst’s bank robbery case as prosecutors portray her as a calculating liar and the defense argues she robbed to survive. U S District Judge Oliver Carter to give final instructions as the eight week trial nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Miss Hearst
Scottsdale City Sales Tax Up 13 Percent in February
City tax director Michael C. Stroup reports last month’s sales tax at 435716 dollars, up 13 percent from February 1975. Hotels and motels rose 32 percent, car dealers 17 percent, miscellaneous retail 20 percent, while construction fell 0.5 percent and major department stores up 1.4 percent. For eight months, total collections exceed 3.3 million dollars, about 251000 more than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael C. Stroup
Scottsdale
Non-credit classes begin at Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale Community College starts twelve non-credit sessions on Monday. Courses include Know Your Antiques Astrology I Macrame Ornamental Plants Wines of the World House Plants and Terrariums Metric System So You Want to be a Travel Agent Custom Fitting of Women’s Clothing Simple and Advanced Gourmet Cooking Belly Dancing and Flying Saucers. Registration at the SCC admissions office daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for Maricopa County residents.
Gas station to be demolished after nine months of fire damage
Demolition will begin soon on the burned out gas station at the northeast corner of Scottsdale and Camelback Roads after easements are accepted. Shell Oil project engineer Darryl Robinson said construction of a new building will start soon afterward. the site has remained vacant since a June 1975 fire while Shell continued operations from a small trailer.
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Scottsdale
Camelback Roads
Darryl Robinson
Shell Oil Company
Shell
Larry Bussard
City of
Bussard
Scottsdale Road
Robinson
Scottsdale man pleads innocent in marijuana importation case
A Scottsdale man Charles L. Sivak 20 pleaded not guilty in U S District Court to a federal charge of importation and possession of marijuana for sale stemming from an alleged 700 pound marijuana drop near Tonopah He and George A Kelly 28 were arrested February 29 during a Mesa raid Also arrested was Robert W Weidman 24 The street value of the nearly 900 pounds seized in the two incidents is about 72000 with trials set for March 23 and bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Mesa
U.S. District ‘Court
Charles L. Sivak
E. Heatherbrae Drive
Sivak
Tonopah
Customs Service
George A. Kelly
40Th Place
Phoenix
U.S. District Court
Carl
Two Tuba City residents indicted for embezzling from BIA
A federal grand jury charges JoAnn Thompson and Raymond Willie Sr. with stealing 3300 dollars from the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs housing office in Tuba City on November 24 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tuba City
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
JoAnn Thompson
Raymond Willie Sr
BIA
Former Phoenix Councilman James Weeks to run for Arizona Corporation Commission
James Weeks a former Phoenix city councilman and labor leader announced a bid for a six year seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission. Weeks a Democrat said he aims to win the Democratic primary and then defeat Republican incumbent Al Faron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
James Weeks
Arizona Corporation Commission
W38
al Faron
Ancient canal system found in Phoenix area
Archaeologists excavating a site in southeast Phoenix uncovered a network of 18 canals dating back about 1,500 years. The discovery, part of the Arizona Highway Salvage Program, was reported by officials and a team from the Arizona State Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Southwest
Arizona Highway Salvage Program
Arizona State Museum
Nuclear proposal delayed for safety and need details
Sacramento reports a proposal to build a nuclear power plant complex near the Colorado River is delayed while officials seek more detailed information on safety and demand for the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Colorado River
Budget cuts praised by Arizona Western College Board
The Arizona Western College District board commended the college administration for trimming 622000 from its proposed budget. Board members said tight budgeting allowed the district to avoid seeking supplemental funds from the state legislature to finish the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Arizona Western College District Board
Seven North Scottsdale plans to be shown to council
Seven alternative general plans for the northeast Scottsdale area will be presented to the city council and planning commission on March 29. Planners say no decision will be made then and public hearings will follow for citizen participation. Rezoning will be discussed but no rezoning applications will be considered at the joint meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Planning Commission
Bear City
Council-Commission
Legislators to Speak on Home Economics Panel
Six Arizona legislators will join a noon luncheon panel on home economics at Camelback Inn. Participants include Sens. Bob Hungerford and John Roeder and Reps. Madelene Van Arsdell Juanita Harelson Anne Lindemann and Gerald Moore. Jacqueline Gutwillig, chair of the Citizens Advisory Council on the Status of Women, is the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Arizona Home Economics Association
Camelback Inn
Bob Hungerford
Scottsdale
John Roeder
Phoenix
Madelene van Arsdell
Juanita Harelson
Tempe
Anne Lindemann
Gerald Moore
Dphoenix
Jacqueline G. Gutwillig
Citizens Advisory Council On the Status of Women
Theft suspect waives preliminary hearing in gallery burglary
Samuel E. Van Cleve of Phoenix waived his preliminary hearing in Scottsdale Justice Court. He faces burglary and grand theft charges for a Feb 14 break in at Main Trail Galleries 7137 E Main St, where a $1800 bronze statue was stolen after the display window was smashed. He will be arraigned March 30 in Maricopa County Superior Court. Witness descriptions led to his arrest after a 1956 Bentley was identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Justice Court
Samuel E. van Cleve
Paradise Lane
Maricopa County Superior Court
van Cleve
Scottsdale
E. Main St
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Lincoln Thrift Investors
Hungerford
Maricopa County
Dayton
W. Adams
Max
Switzerland
Goa
Walt Disney
E. McDowell
Hearst
Bailey
SLA
SCC
Scottsdale Community College
A. Muecke
Kelly
Mesa Police
Robert W. Weidman
Orange Blossom Lane
KRUX
the Informer
Shield’s
Scottsdale Rd
Associated Press
Weeks
Scottsdale Holiday Inn
North Scottsdale Road
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