Stadium revisions suit Cubs' needs
Scottsdale moves to spend 528000 on a four field complex at Scottsdale Stadium. A three member council committee will meet with the Cubs Charros and Jaycees to finalize plans. If no agreement is reached by April 5 the Cubs may train elsewhere.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Scottsdale Charros
Chicago Cubs
David Harris
Franklin D. Aleshire
Cubs
Charros
Scottsdale Jaycees
William C. Jenkins
Charles Smith
Richard Campana
Harris
78Th Street
Eldorado Park
Arizona Senate panel backs two cent fuel tax hike
The Senate Transportation Committee approved a two cent per gallon motor fuel tax increase to fund highway needs while rejecting a four cent total four year plan. The panel, led by Sen. Tom Moore, D Tucson, voted down a larger four cent boost.
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Phoenix
Senate Transportation Committee
Tom Moore
Tucson
Scottsdale Council Delays Room Tax Vote for Tourism Promotion Study
Scottsdale officials study earmarking part of a proposed two per cent room tax for tourism. A council postpones a special election on a one per cent tax while hotel firms back Steele plan. Proposed split would allocate 60 percent to tourism promotion, 25 percent to sports facilities, 10 percent to the general fund, and 5 percent to administration.
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Scottsdale
Bud Steele
Safari Hotel
John Marks
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Steele
William C. Jenkins
Charles Smith
Richard Campana
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Richard Filler
Cement Truck Roll-Over Damages Road At Pima McDowell
A cement truck rolled over near Pima and McDowell Roads at about 6 am spilling 8,000 pounds of cement. The driver Franklin Coker, 43, was treated and released at Mesa Lutheran Hospital for possible back injuries. Rural Metro Fire used 10,000 gallons of water to clean the street. Salt River Indian Police handled the incident with no further details.
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Pima
McDowell Roads
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Franklin Coker
Metro Fire Department
Salt River
Gertrude Schussler Dies at 77 in Valley Community
Gertrude Schussler 77 longtime Our Lady of Perpetual Help member died at home after moving from Indiana 22 years ago. She is survived by a sister, a niece, and a nephew, all in Indiana. Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Burial Paradise Memorial Gardens. Arrangements Messinger Mortuary.
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Gertrude Schussler
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Indiana
Schussler
The
Valley
Exeter Blvd
Miller Road
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Shea
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Planners OK 910 Acre PCD Revisions at McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale Planning Commission approved revisions to three planned community developments totaling 1766 acres at Kaiser Aetna MCCormick Ranch. Changes add homes relocate two elementary schools and add an alternative site for a hospital, with a core parcel east of Pima Road housing major commercial uses. Residents opposed citing past commitments to equestrian access and bike paths.
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Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale
Pima
Shea Boulevard
Shea
North Scottsdale Associates
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Paradise Valley Farms
Via de Ventura
Paradise Park
Don Louser
Richard Boltinghouse
Warren sought deal for Adamson tied to Bolles case
IRE reports Ned Warren tried to broker a pact between Arizona authorities and John Adamson over the Don Bolles bombing. Warren offered a confession from Adamson to spare him long terms, plus guarantees on sentencing, cell perks, and conjugal visits, while demanding no further harassment. Bruce Babbitt rejected the bid.
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John Adamson
Bolles
Warren
Adamson
Arizona
Investigative Reporters and Editors
IRE
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Law
Phoenix
Hyatt Regency
Fonzzie
North Central Avenue
Mary Adamson
Ned Warren
Warren list of Ned Warren Sr. owned and directed companies
A compiled report from Investigative Editors and Reporters Inc. catalogues extensive business holdings attributed to Ned Warren Sr. The list includes real estate developers, mortgage firms, land companies, utilities ventures, and investment firms across Arizona and beyond, naming entities such as Arizona Land Company ALCO, Camelback Mortgage Corp, Prescott Valley Corp, Verde Lakes Subdivision, Yavapai Motels Corp, and many others. It presents a broad portfolio spanning real estate, development, finance, and asset management with diverse corporate tags and locations.
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Investigative Editors and Reporters Inc
Ned Warren Sr
Advance Realty
Allstate Investment Co
American Home Industries
Arizona City
Arizona Land Company
ALCO
Arizona Sunset Land Inc
Arizona Valley Development Co
American Royal Investments Co
Arizona Discount Corp
Bancor Ltd of
Hong Kong
Beaver Valley Estates
Belmont Mortgage Corp
Bever Valley Development Corp
Bankers Financial & Holding Co
Bemis Investment Co
Camelback Financial Corp
Camelback Mortgage Corp
Capital Management Systems
Chino Grand Ranchettes
Chino Lakes Development Corp
Chino Valley Development Corp
Chino Valley Development
Cochise College Park
Combined Equities Fund
Combined Equity Assurance Co. Inc
Columbia Development Corp
Continental Mortgage Corp
Consolidated Acceptance Co
Consolidated Marketing Service
Consolidated Management Services
Consolidated Management Systems
Consolidated Mortgage Service
Concho Land Co
Chin
Thunderbird Valley Lane Corp
U.S. Development Corp
Universal American Development Corp
Universal Southwest Studios Inc
Verde Lakes Subdivision
Verde Utility Corp
Vernon Valley Inc
Vernon Valley Utilities Inc
Western Growth Capital Corp
Western World Investment Corp
W.L. Management Inc
World Land
Yavapai Motels Corp
IRE details land fraud techniques continued on sale of lots
IRE explains that land firms used paper contracts as future income collateral to obtain bank loans. Arizona banks and investors funded these contracts, while fenceposting involved signing fictitious or unaware names on sales documents. A Prescott Valley employee described 100 fraudulent contracts mixed with legitimate ones to secure a $1 million Westinghouse loan.
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Arizona
Prescott Valley, Inc
Westinghouse Credit Corp
Tanner seeks dismissal as Peoria rancher fights terminal illness
A motion to drop assault charges against Stan Tanner was filed in Superior Court citing terminal cancer and unbearable pain. Tanner and James Robison face trial for allegedly beating talent agent Les Boros in a Scottsdale hotel two years ago, while co-defendant Max Dunlap faces murder charges in the Bolles case. John Harvey Adamson has pleaded guilty and will testify.
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Phoenix
Peoria
Stan Tanner
Superior Court
Tanner
Chandler
James Robison
Les Boros
Scottsdale
Murray Miller
A. Melvin McDonald
Miller
Bolles
Robison
Max Dunlap
Don Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
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Atty
Ed Dawson
Tri-City Nurses Registry
Bonanza
McDowell Road
Scottadale
32Nd Street
Paradise Valley
Investigative Reporters and Editors Inc
Stanley Tanner
Frontier Justice
Leslie Boros
Dan Woodroof
Elihu
Job
God
Eve
Satan
Church of Christ
STE Bast
Camulgach
Phounin
Dean
Penns New London Company
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