Scottsdale school board to discuss SEES calendar and Vietnamese aid
Scottsdale Educational Service report outlines summer programs and 1976-77 calendar. Board members deadlocked last week over the calendar adoption as Paul Streich attends.Also on the agenda Arcadia High School trip to Disneyland and acceptance of 9800 dollars for Vietnamese refugee education. Meeting at 7 30 p m district office 3811 N 44th St.
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Scottsdale Educational Service
SEES
Norman White
Phoenix
White
Robert
Usdane
Donald Swanson
Sam Childs
Aaron Rosen
Paul Streich
Arcadia High School
Disneyland
44Th St
Arizona Jaycees honor 2 Scottsdale residents
A Scottsdale Police officer and a Chaparral High School teacher were among 10 people honored by the Arizona Jaycees. Officer Ronald J. Dean received the Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer award, a repeat from the Scottsdale Jaycees. Barbara Thalacker, Chaparral PE instructor since 1968, won the Outstanding Young Educator award, also a repeat from the Scottsdale Jaycees.
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Scottsdale
Chaparral
Arizona Jaycees
Ronald J. Dean
Dean
Scottsdale Police Department
Scottsdale Jaycees
Barbara Thalacker
Chaparral High
Obituary Michael Just 64 former choir director dies in Scottsdale
Michael Just 64 a former choir director and 25 year tool and die maker at Motorola died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 8346 E Thomas Road and was born in Minneapolis. Surviving wife Anna P son Edward of Mesa daughters Marjorie Backman Martha Padgett, a sister and brother out of state, and six grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. today at the mortuary.
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Michael Just
Motorola
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Just
E. Thomas Road
Minneapolis
Minn
Akron
Ohio
Anna P
Edward
Mesa
Marjorie
Backman
Martha Padgett
Scottsdale
Just
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Eva G Lowe 95 dies in Scottsdale after 27 years there
Eva G Lowe 95 longtime Scottsdale resident died Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital Born in Indiana she previously lived in Colorado Springs and Kennewick Washington Survivors include three sons Jesse Goin Everett Goin Kenneth Goin two daughters Neva Carter and Rene Robertson 27 grandchildren and 65 great grandchildren Services and interment will be in Colorado Springs with Messinger Mortuary & Chapel handling arrangements
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Eva G. Lowe
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Indiana
Kenneth Goin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Neva Carter
Krokuk
Iowa
Rene Robertson
la Habra
Calif
Messinger Mortuary & Chapel
Mary E Trimble Dies at 80 in Phoenix
Mary E Trimble eighty of 11841 N 64th Place Scottsdale a retired school teacher and former Missouri post mistress died Sunday at Medi Center Phoenix She was a member of Eastern Star and Scottsdale Bible Church Survivors include daughter Mary Rasner Scottsdale sons Garvel Richard Max and James 10 grandchildren eight great and services are at 10 am Wednesday Green Acres Mortuary interment follows Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 pm today at Green Acres Mortuary
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Mary E. Trimble
Urbana
Ill
Medi Center
Phoenix
Trimble
Missouri
Eastern Star
Illinois
Scottsdale Bible Church
N. 64Th Place
Mary E. Rasner
Scottsdale
Garvel
California
Richard
Max
James
Texas
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Road
Green Acres Memorial Garden
Mame Cheney 101 Dies. Rites Planned in Ash tabula
Mame Cheney 101 of 4823 N 75th Way died Saturday at home. Born in Ashtabula Ohio she moved here 15 years ago from Daytona Beach Florida. She is survived by daughter Virginia Cross of Scottsdale two granddaughters Mrs Robert Nelson Paradise Valley and Mrs William Rainnie Harville Massachusetts. Interment in Ashtabula Ohio with arrangements by Mesinger Mortuary and Chapel.
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Mame Cheney
N. 75Th Way
Ashtabula
Ohio
Cheney
Daytona Beach
Fla
Virginia Cross
Scottsdale
Robert Nelson
Paradise Valley
William Rainnie
Harkville
Mass
Messinger Mortuary
Funeral plans for Nathaniel Phelps Mali Pomen
Nathaniel Phelps Mali Pomen service details list a 7:30 p.m. vigil at Arcadia Funeral Home in Phoenix and a 1:30 p.m. Tuesday service at St Saya Servian Orthodox Church. The drowning occurred Friday in the family backyard pool. Survivors include Diane Oparnica and Jack Phelps of Scottsdale, a brother, grandparents Martin and Mary Yorth, and Milan Savlovich.
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Nathaniel Phelps
Scottsdale
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
St. Saya Servian Orthodox Church
E. McKinley St
E. Princeton
Diane Oparnica
Jack Phelps
Martin Yorth
Casa Grande
Mary Oparnica
Milan Savlovich
FEC Distributes 980000 In Presidential Matching Funds
The Federal Election Commission sent out 980266 in presidential campaign matching funds before midnight as key powers expire. supreme court had ruled the FEC constitutionally appointed after split control over appointments prompting Congress to fix the panel by March 1.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
FEC
Senate
Woman to Stand Trial for 1975 Auto Deaths
Netta DeMontaigu will stand trial March 31 for four counts of vehicular manslaughter linked to the Feb 23, 1975 crash at Pima and Indian School Roads. Four people died including Hilbert and Kathleen Manke of Phoenix and Edwin and Ruth Manke of Wisconsin after psychiatric treatment and competency exams. The trial may be postponed if court backlog requires.
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Netta DeMontaigu
DeMontaigu
Pima
Plant re opens Motorola fire less than $150000 damage
Motorola Semiconductor Division officials say operations should return to normal today at the 52nd Street and McDowell Road plant after a four alarm fire caused about 150000 in damage to a gold replating shop. The blaze forced evacuation and the evening shift of about 800 workers was canceled.
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Motorola Semiconductor
52Nd Street
McDowell Road
Motorola
Jules Nelson
Glendale
Mathew MacKenzie
Scottsdale
Jim Yates
Robert Price
Floyd Callahan
Robert Houser
Norm
Schuch
Ted Cummings
Bartlett Lake killing identified as Don Cue
Don David Cue, 35, of Mesa, was found shot to death Friday at Bartlett Lake with six wounds from a large caliber weapon. David Theodore Sety, 32, was taken into custody on an open murder charge after allegedly admitting an argument with Cue and leading deputies to the body two miles west of Bartlett Lake Dam.
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Bartlett Lake
Don David Cue
Hayden Rd
Mesa
Don Spezzano
Cue
David Theodore Sety
Spezzano
Sety
Bartlett Lake Dam
Park
Lety
Carefree Wins Right to Keep Post Office in Arizona
U.S. Senator Paul Fannin announced agreement with the Postal Service to retain Carefree’s post office. A merged office with Cave Creek was rejected, with a two story Carefree building planned and 1500 square feet leased on the ground floor for $1 yearly.
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Carefree
Post Office
Phoenix
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
U.s.postal Service
Postal Department
Cave Creek
Fannin
Postal Service
Lawmakers Divided Over Televising Arizona Legislature
Phoenix lawmakers discuss a proposal to televise proceedings with mixed views. Many welcome the idea while others call it ridiculous, and most leaders doubt feasibility due to costs and technical challenges.
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Phoenix
City plans race biased CETA job program proposal
Phoenix officials asked the City Council to approve a $10 million CETA plan that prioritizes hiring and training whites. The proposal drew protests from minority groups including the Urban League, arguing it targets disadvantaged workers and accuses agencies of past unfair treatment by job training providers.
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Cooperative Employment and Training Agency
The
Urban League
CETA
Governor Castro’s nominee Payne faces senate probe
In Tempe, residents accuse Dr. William Payne of prejudice against Mexican-Americans during his time on the local school board as Alfredo Gutierrez says he will review the charges ahead of Payne’s State Board of Regents nomination.
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Tempe
Raul Castro
Senz = Bondematina
Senate
Alfredo Guti Phoenix
Satuday
Tempe Area
William Payne
State Board of Regents
Payne
Corrections Director Moran Stable After Weekend Crash
Phoenix State Corrections Director John Moran, 45, remained in the intensive care unit at Good Samaritan Hospital in stable condition after a weekend auto crash. A hospital spokesman said Moran showed some improvement Sunday but remained very sick.
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Phoenix
John Moran
Good Samaritan Hospital
Moran
Big Brother Bowl to Feature Raiders and Cardinals at Sun Devil Stadium
The Oakland Raiders, AFC Western Division champions with the league’s best record, will host the NFC Eastern champion St. Louis Cardinals in Sun Devil Stadium on Saturday, August 7. Jim Pederson announced the signing at a Valley Big Brothers press conference.
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Phoenix
Oakland Raiders
St. Louis Cardinals
Sun Devil Stadium
Jim Pederson
Valley
Big Brothers
Raiders
Cardinals
Scottsdale Police Liaison Program Funds Approved
The Arizona State Justice Planning Agency approved $53,297 from LEAA to continue Scottsdale Police Department civilian human services specialists for another year starting July 1. The three specialists provide crisis intervention, counseling, and agency referrals to support officers. The board also approved $8,703 for a radio repeater system to improve transmissions between headquarters and field units.
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Scottsdale
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Police
Charges pending in auto death in Scottsdale Tempe area
County attorneys will decide later this week whether a vehicular manslaughter charge will be filed against Randy Hunt 18 in the Sunday death of Tempe man Magdelinio Camacho 23. The accident occurred on Scottsdale Road between Scottsdale and Tempe. Camacho died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being struck while crossing the road. Deputies said Camacho ran into the path of Hunt who was northbound on Scottsdale Road.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Sheriff's Deputies
Magdelinio M. Camacho
KE. McArthur
Randy Hunt
Kachina
Camacho
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Phil Yale
Hunt
Scottsdale Road
Yale
Breslin to Speak at Scottsdale Community College
Award winning reporter and novelist Jimmy Breslin will give an “epic tavern talk” at 8 p.m. Thursday in SCC student center Scottsdale. Admission is free. Breslin wrote The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight World Without End Amen How the Good Guys Finally Won Notes from an Impeachment Summer and Can't Anybody Here Play This Game leading to a Herald Tribune column and later a syndicated general column.
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Jimmy Breslin
Scottsdale Community College
Breslin
New York Mets
New York Herald-Tribune
SRP History Presentation at Scottsdale Society Meeting
The Scottsdale Historical Society hosts a public meeting at 7 30 p m in the Little Red Schoolhouse featuring a Salt River Project history presentation covering past present and future. A Scotts dale promotional film prepared by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and the City of Scottsdale will also be shown.
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SRP
Scottsdale
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