Supreme Court Refuses To Arbitrate Hopi Navajo Land Dispute
The Supreme Court declined to arbitrate a seven year conflict over joint reservation land in northern Arizona. The 9th Circuit upheld orders limiting Navajo housing on the two million acre area and reducing Navajo sheep herds from about 120000 to 8139. The Hopi seek half the land, arguing loss of joint-use rights after Navajo population gains.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arizona
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of Appeals
Official fears flood of aliens entering across border
Tijuana police director Joaquin Herrero warns a flood of up to 200000 people including criminals and narcotics traffickers waits to cross into the United States. He says many come from other Latin American nations and use guides called polleros to traffic groups of about 200 across the border as decoys for the rest. A survey says 43 percent of illegal aliens entering the US pass through San Diego County north of Tijuana.
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Tijuana
United States
Joaquin V. F. Herrero
Herrera
U. S
New Bishop Arrives for Phoenix Diocese Installations
The Most Rev. James S. Rausch aged 48 has arrived in Phoenix to lead the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix. He will be installed in ceremonies Tuesday. As former head of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and its US Catholic Conference he aimed to bridge Catholic scholarship and hierarchy and testified before Congress. Before leaving Washington he had lunch at the White House with Vice President Walter Mondale.
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Phoenix
James S. Rausch
Rausch
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
United States Catholic Conference
Washington
White House
Walter Mondale
Obituary John M Rahn 63 retired teacher WWII veteran
John M Rahn 63 a retired elementary school music teacher and World War II veteran died Saturday in Boswell Memorial Hospital. A native of Illinois he moved to the Valley 25 years ago and to Scottsdale 17 years ago residing at 3519 Chamber Court. He is survived by his wife Dorothy and children Frederick of Illinois and Mrs Gary Bender of Wyoming, plus a brother sister and two grandchildren. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at Messinger Chapel.
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John Miller Rahn
Boswell Memorial Hospital
Illinois
Mr. Rahn
Valley
Scottsdale
Chamber Court
Dorothy
Frederick
Gary Bender
Wyoming
Tucson
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Messinger Chapel
Memorial services for Paul A. Sandstrom in Valley
Paul A. Sandstrom 48, retired carpenter, died Friday. Services held at 3:30 p.m. today at Green Acres Chapel, 401 N Hayden Rd. He born in Town and moved to the Valley in 1958. Resided at 3327 N Civic Center Plaza. Member of Carpenters Local 2057 and United Brotherhood of Carpenters Joiners. Private interment at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Paul A. Sandstrom
Green Acres Chapel
N. Hayden Rd
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sandstrom
N. Civic Center Plaza
Carpenters Local
United Brotherhood of Carpenters Joiners
Green Acres Mortuary
Libby Raskin Services Scheduled in Sioux City
Libby Raskin 76 of 3327 Civic Center Plaza will have a Tuesday service in Sioux City Iowa. She came from Chicago twenty years ago and died Thursday at St. Josephs Hospital. Survivors include son Jerome J and a grandchild. Sinai Mortuary arranged the services.
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Libby Raskin
Civic Center Plaza
Sioux City
Iowa
Raskin
Chicago
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Jerome J
Sinai Mortuary
Child experts to hold weekly Scottsdale sessions
Eight weekly study sessions on child development education and family relationships begin tonight sponsored by Scottsdale District Title I program. Sessions will feature experts from Arizona State University and local colleges with Gina Mandell speaking tonight on keeping doors open through listening at 7 30 p m in the Yavapai School cafeteria.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Yavapai
Gina Mandell
Phoenix College
Soloma
Apache
Arizona law bills face votes in state Senate and committee
Open hearings bill to require open sessions of the State Tax Appeals Board failed 15 to 11 in the Senate with several absences. A citizens panel urged higher license fees for the Game and Fish Commission. A repeal of auto emissions inspections stalled in the House Health Committee on a split vote. A rape evidence bill failed 44 in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Another measure would create an all Indian county along the reservation boundary, a plan critics call wasteful.
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Phoenix
State Tax Appeals Board
Senate
Tim Hayes
Citizens Committee
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Charles Roberts
Bisbee
Commission
House Health Committee
Maricopa
Pima
Donna Carlson
Mesa
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jones Osborn
D-Yuma
U.S. Supreme Court
Leo Corbet
R-Phoenix
Holbrook
Daniel Peaches
Window Rock
Peaches
Jewelry Burglary Hits Scottsdale Home and Two Other Sites
Police reported a Scottsdale residence burglary Sunday with over 4500 in property stolen including 4000 in jewelry and a 500 camera. A Phoenix storage unit and a Dallas man’s car also suffered thefts with more than 1000 and 2000 in losses respectively.
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Scottsdale
William Priess
N. 83Rd St
Phoenix
N. Hayden Rd
LaVerne A. Jessen
Dallas
Tex
Robert Evans
CamelView Cinema
68Th St
Scottsdale talk challenges Wright on Arizona Biltmore design
Warren McArthur presents two year study claiming his uncle Albert Chase McArthur designed the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix. The Scottsdale Historical Society meeting at 8 p.m. in the Little Red School House invites the public to hear the presentation “Arizona Biltmore-Fact and Fantasy.”
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Arizona Biltmore
Phoenix
Frank Lloyd Wright
Scottsdale
McArthur
Little Red School House
Scottsdale Mall
Senate panel ends 10 percent city budget cap
The Senate Finance Committee voted 5 to 3 to replace the 10 percent annual budget ceiling for cities and counties with a population and inflation based formula. Critics labeled the move unclear while supporters noted the shift to a flexible limit tied to growth and per capita income.
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Phoenix
Senate Finance Committee
Robert Usdane
Scottsdale
Arizona
Richard Casey
Arizona Association of Counties
Bill Hardt
D-Globe
Casey
Hardt
Parole Division Official Faces Electricity Theft Charge
James R. Armstrong of Scottsdale is accused of altering his electric meter to obtain 289 dollars of power without payment. He pleaded innocent in City Court last July. Superior Court Judge Howard Peterson will hear a special action next week on evidence admissibility.
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Superior Court
Howard Peterson
James R. Armstrong
E. Verde Lane
Parole Division
Department of Corrections
Scottsdale
Edward Boyle
Salt River Project
Boyle
SRP
Armstrong
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