Arizona insurers halt new malpractice policies April first
Travelers Insurance Companies will stop writing new malpractice polices in Arizona on April 1. The legislature passed emergency measures to keep coverage available after that date to avert a possible health care crisis. Governor Raul Castro voiced concern over a Department of Public Safety probe into Kemper Marley, a Phoenix nominee to the Arizona Racing Commission, who may withdraw.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Travelers’ Insurance Companies
Raul Castro
Department of Public Safety
Kemper Marley
Arizona Racing Commission
Castro
Marley
Senate
DPS
State Liquor Board
Federal panel orders Apache County reapportion plan
A three judge federal panel refused to delay its order requiring Apache County to redraw supervisor districts by April 23 to protect the voting rights of 24 000 Native American residents. The ruling emphasizes equal representation and timely action by the county.
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Phoenix
Apache County
Auto Emissions Rule Faces Strong Support in Phoenix Area
A blue ribbon citizens committee in Maricopa and Pima counties endorses auto exhaust as a health hazard. Led by James Patrick, the 40 member group backs preserving the emissions control law amid a repeal drive in the legislature.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Pima
James Patrick
Chinle School District Tax Freeze Upheld by Judge
Superior Court judge Porter Murry refused to overturn an earlier ruling impounding tax money from the Chinle School District on the Navajo Reservation. He upheld industrial taxpayers assertion that a $45.39 tax rate was confiscatory and must remain frozen.
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Phoenix
Chinle
Porter Murry
Obituary for Mary E. Hamer Pioneer of Hamer's Cafe
Mary Elizabeth Hamer 73 died Monday at Medicenter after co founding Hamer's Cafe in the area now home to Lulu Belle. A Ohio native who lived 45 years in the Valley and helped plant west Main Street palms she worked at Judson School. Survived by daughter Dortha Thomas and five grandchildren among others. Services set 2 p.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary with private interment.
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Mary Elizabeth Hamer
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Hamer
Medicenter
Ohio
Valley
Scottsdale
West Main Street
Judson School
Hammer
28Th Place
Dortha Thomas
Phoenix
Service Manager John Pich Dies En Route to Hospital
John D. Pich 42 a service manager for Elgin Sweeper Co died Friday while en route to Miami Arizona Hospital. He was born in North Dakota and lived at 8211 E Garfield Valley for 15 years with Elgin Sweeper for 10 years. An active Our Lady of Perpetual Help parishioner and Knights of Columbus member he is survived by Donna his wife and children Melva Mitzi Dane and John of Scottsdale, plus two brothers and a sister out of state. Services are 10 am Wednesday at Our Lady of Church with internment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 7 to 9 pm today.
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John D. Pich
Elgin Sweeper Co
Miami, Ariz. Hospital
North Dakota
Pich
E. Garfield
Valley
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic
Second Street
Miller Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Rd
Matheus Mary 74 Dies in Scottsdale Hospital
Mary Matheus 74 of 7230 East Bellevue Street Scottsdale resident for two years died today in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born in Freeport Alabama she lived in Tucson 11 years before moving to the Valley Services for Mrs Matheus survived by husband Carl will be at 3 p m Wednesday in Messinger Indian School Road chapel
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Mary Matheus
E. Belléview St
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Freeport
Matheus
Carl
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Road
Stable hand dies from gunshot at Bartlett Lake
Donald D. Cue 35 a stable hand at Brusally-Arabian Ranch died Friday at Bartlett Lake from gunshot wounds. A Greenview Illinois native, he lived in the Valley two years and at 11801 N Hayden for six months. Survivors include father Thomas Cue Greenview Ill mother Mary Cue Springfield Ill and two sisters. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hansen Mortuary 8314 N Seventh Street.
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Donald D. Cue
Bartlett Lake
Greenview
Mr. Cue
N. Hayden
Thomas Cue
Greenview, Ill
Mary Cue
Springfield, Ill
State
Hansen Mortuary
Seventh Street
Ralph T Harris dies in Scottsdale at 66
Ralph T Harris 66 a real estate broker who moved from Massachusetts last year died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Survivors include son Ralph E Harris of Scottsdale and daughter Judy Preston of Hampton Beach New Hampshire. Services and interment will be in Hampton New Hampshire with Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Ralph T. Harris
Massachusetts
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Harris
Pueblo Way
Ralph E
Scottsdale
Judy Preston
Hampton Beach
N.H
Hampton, N.H
Messinger Mortuary
Kamikaze stunt crashes into Kodama home in Tokyo
Japanese actor Mitsuyasu Maeno 29 died when his single engine plane struck Yoshio Kodama's residence during publicity flights for a film. The blaze damaged the two story home but Kodama and 11 others escaped unharmed. Police say Maeno appeared to crash deliberately as he cut engine and shouted Long Live the Emperor before takeoff.
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Tokyo
Yoshio Kodama
Japan
Mitsuyasu Maeno
Kodama
Maeno
Nikkatsu Movie Corp
the Emperor
Hamada
Woman reports assault after desert encounter near Scottsdale
A 20 year old Yavapai Pima Indian woman says she was harmed north of Scottsdale last Thursday after a man offered to fix her car at Circle K on N Pima Rd. He demanded payment in sex, threatened her family, and hauled her into his pickup before driving into the desert where she was assaulted.
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Scottsdale
Circle K
N. Pima Rd
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pima
Shea Boulevard
Planning Commission Meeting Canceled and Rescheduled
Scottsdale planning officials cancel tonight's seven member meeting due to lack of attendance. The session is moved to next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Items on tonight's agenda will be carried to the following meeting.
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Scottsdale Planning
SPIES Summer Program Expands at Phoenix Country Day School
The SPIES program at Phoenix Country Day School expands to eight weeks this summer from June 7 to July 31, open to ages under 16 with a 12-to-1 student teacher ratio. Activities include Think Tank, Creative Investigations, dark room, Glop Shop, and age grouped rooms to foster independent projects and problem solving.
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Phoenix Country Day School
Kathy Kilbe
SPIES
Resources For the Gifted
Phoenix
Kolbe
Richard Fawley
Man Found Guilty on Gun Charge In Maricopa County
Daniel Hay owner of Roll on General Tires was found guilty of exhibiting a deadly weapon not in self defense by a five member jury. Sentencing set for April 21 before Judge Philip W. Marquardt.
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Daniel Hay
Scottsdale Rd
Maricopa County
Philip W. Marquardt
Hay
E. Sells Drive
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Indian School
Navajo Resettlement Plan Faces Strong Oppose
A public hearing in House Rock Valley drew 440 residents as Navajo leaders proposed purchasing 250000 acres of federal land to relocate families displaced by a land dispute with the Hopis. Only two of 40 speakers supported the plan, while critics called it a land grab and faulted its scope and costs for non Indian ranchers and water wells.
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House Rock Valley
Paria Plateau
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Jack Smith
BLM
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid sample in Chicago ad
Free non operating Beltone hearing aid model offered to readers who respond to the ad. The ultra light device weighs less than a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Write to Beltone Electronics Corp Department 9794 in Chicago for the free model.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Ilinois
Thrift firm suit certified as class action in Phoenix
U S District Court Judge Walter E Craig certified the Lincoln Thrift and U S Thrift case as a class action affecting about 20000 depositors. He set April 8 for a hearing on a 315850 petition to pay the receiver Continental Service Corp 171711 and three Phoenix law firms 144139.
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Phoenix
Lincoln Thrift
U.S
Walter E. Craig
Craig
Continental Service Corp
Phoenix Law
Richard David
Scottsdale man abducted beaten robbed near Tempe
A 20-year-old Scottsdale man was abducted from Scene West bar south of town early Saturday. He said three men forced him into a 1973 Grand Prix, drove through Mesa and Tempe, beat him and stole 80 to 100 dollars cash and about 445 dollars in jewelry including a ring necklace and watch. He was released near University Drive and Orange Street in Tempe and later called police.
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Here
Tempe
Darcy Bittle
E. Chaparral Rd
Bittle
University Drive
Orange Street
City of Tempe
West Bar
Scottsdale Rd
Mesa
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