Paradise Valley Council Considers Cable TV Study
Town officials plan a formal study on cable television before ruling on Arizona Cable TV Inc. bid for a permit. The FCC requires a certificate of compliance by 1977 and a town vote on permit terms. The firm serves about 400 homes and may expand to cover the town after rebuilding for required capabilities.
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Oscar Butt
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Camelback
Mummy Mountains
Pebble Ridge
Alexander County
Lincoln Drive
46Th Street
Mummy Mountain
Coroner's jury to view Steiner autopsy details released
An Arcadia High School sophomore, Steve Steiner, died after being struck in the head by a baseball. The coroner's jury in Scottsdale was to view the body this afternoon. the inquest date is not set. Dr. McCauley cites a brain malformation and ruptured vessel as the cause.
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Forrest Steiner
E. Calle Redondo
Scottsdale Justice of the Peace
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Thomas E. McCauley
Steiner
McCauley
Jackson Drake
Scottsdale Club Monaco owner to appeal 30 day liquor ban
William D. Spero, owner of Club Monaco at 2011 N. Scottsdale Rd., will appeal the State Liquor Board ruling suspending his liquor license for 30 days starting April 16. He alleged police harassment linked to topless shows and claimed a police lieutenant urged him to operate in line with another topless club.
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Monaco
N. Scottsdale Rd
Spero
Generosity Club
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Hornbaker
Walter Nemetz
Obituary for Steven N Steiner Arcadia High student athlete
Steven Neal Steiner 16 died after being struck by a baseball during Arcadia High practice. A varsity baseball and basketball player, he earned first team Scottsdale All City as a basketball forward. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Memorial United Presbyterian Church. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. He lived at 4302 E Calle Redondo. Survivors include brothers Michael and Richard and grandmother Margaret Bjorklund. Memorial fund at Arcadia High. Friends may visit Whitney Murphy Arcadia Chapel until 9 p.m. today.
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Memorial United Presbyterian Church
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arcadia High
Scottsdale
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Richard
Phoenix
Margaret Bjorklund
Richland, Wash
Steven Steiner
Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Chapel
Indian School Rd
Services for Ferne Lindberg Held at Green Acres
Ferne Lindberg 50 an administrative assistant nine years with the Arizona Industrial Commission died Wednesday at her home in Phoenix. Funeral services 1 30 p m Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary burial there. Born in Boulder Montana she came to the area in 1961 from Los Angeles. Survivors include her husband Roy a son Capt Larry Lindberg of Luke AFB three daughters Loretta Leger Mary Hodges and Christine Lindberg a brother and three sisters out of state and one grandchild
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Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
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Luke Air Force Base
Loretta Leger
Flagstaff
Mary Hodges
Tempe
Christine Lindberg
Scottsdale
HUD funds to hire two city workers start in April
City Manager Dale Carter said HUD will share salaries for a law clerk and an administrative aide who will begin in April. John Munson of Seattle and Yale graduate will assist Carter. James Wright of California Bar and USC Law graduate will assist City Attorney Dick Filler. The posts are funded by a HUD training grant.
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San Francisco
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The
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University of Southern California University of Law
Headmaster Wins Suit Against Judson School
David Wick a former Judson School headmaster in Scottsdale was awarded 102000 dollars by a Maricopa County Superior Court after being fired in 1970. The verdict includes 19433 dollars in unpaid wages and 63125 dollars for loss of reputation. Wick was headmaster from 1955 until his dismissal July 31 1970. A seat on the New York Stock Exchange also sold for 95000 dollars in New York on Thursday the lowest since 1958.
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