Woman elected to Mesa city council in first for the city
Edith Nell Evans won Mesa council seat in Tuesday's primary, becoming the first woman to sit on the body. In Phoenix, an electrical engineer was named to the State Board of Education as Gov. Williams appointed J Ben Picone and reappointed Richard L. Harris, the Maricopa County school superintendent.
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Mesa
Edith
Nell” Evans
Phoenix
State Board of Education
Jack Williams
J. Ben Picone
Richard L. Harris
Maricopa County
Two Bombs Triggered At Tucson High Injuries Minor
Two explosive devices were set off at Tucson High School injuring two students with minor injuries. Police took two students into custody Wednesday afternoon as investigators began examining the incident and securing the campus.
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Tucson
Tucson High School
Apache vote proceeds despite federal probe
San Carlos Apache Tribal Council members vote to hold a tribal election as scheduled on Tuesday despite a federal investigation into alleged civil rights violations of several candidates.
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Phoenix
San Carlos Apache Tribal Council
Rhodes Steiger Offer Federal Grants for State Land Use Plans
A substitute land use bill was introduced by Representatives John Rhodes and Sam Steiger of Arizona. The proposal would authorize federal grants to states that establish their own land use planning programs.
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Washington
John Rhodes
Sam Steiger
Arizona
Power cost to rise 20 percent for Arizona customers
A 20 percent increase in Parker-Davis Project power costs on the Colorado River will be passed on to some Arizona customers. The change affects ratepayers in the state as utility charges adjust to higher wholesale prices with the project’s impact.
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Phoenix
Parker-Davis
Colorado River
Arizona
Hearing on UA medical school professor reinstatement ends
A four day U S District Court hearing in Phoenix concluded on Wednesday on the petition of Dr Erle E Peacock former head of the University of Arizona Medical College Surgery Department seeking reinstatement after dismissal Judge Howard B Turrentine of San Diego presided over the proceedings
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Phoenix
University of Arizona Medical School
U.S. District Court
Howard B. Turrentine
San Diego
Erle E. Peacock
UA Medical College
La Raza Opens Convention at Arizona State University
La Raza National Law Students Association begins its convention at Arizona State University with Dr Willard Pédrick dean of the ASU College of Law to address members Friday at 9 a m in the Memorial Union.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
Willard Pédrick
ASU. College of Law
La’Raza National Law Students Association
Memorial, Union
Scottsdale Community College faces funding inequity dispute over clerical support
Social science staff at SCC unanimously refuse chairmanship amid an informal probe into funding inequities. Dr Kathy Schwartz resigned as chair March 8 and cites imbalanced allocations between social sciences and other departments. Faculty note $1,400 clerical funding contrasts with higher budgets for physical education and dean offices.
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Scottsdale Community College
Kathy Schwartz
SCC
Ray Cattani
Maricopa Community College
Scottsdale
David Kret
Robert Hungerford
Mac . Carvalho
Winters
Cattani
Jewelry stolen from Scottsdale home worth 4640
Scottsdale police report jewelry valued at 4640 taken from Wilber M Pilster residence at 4739 N Miller Rd after suspect jumped fence and pried open patio and sliding doors. Separate break in at Shell Station 7552 E Indian School Rd saw entry through men's room window and partial wall pry with cash and a .38 revolver looted.
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Scottsdale
Wilber M. Pilster
N. Miller Rd
Whitey
Shell Station
Indian School Rd
Smith and Wesson
Paradise Valley School Board tohold budget work session
The Paradise Valley School Board will hold a 7:30 p.m. budget work session at the district office 3012 E Greenway Road to review the 1974-75 budgets. Supt H Ray Shipley says public and teachers are invited though he doubts attendance.
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Paradise Valley School Board
Greenway Road
H. Ray Shipley
Horner Named Hospital Administrator in Scottsdale Reorg
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital announces a structural reorganization elevating Joseph Horner to executive vice president and hospital administrator. Dr. A E Carpenter becomes president of the hospital corporation while three executives assume new vice president roles. Livingston and Rentz also receive EVP titles and expanded duties. Horner arrives next week from Hillcrest Hospital Petaluma and earlier served at St. Luke's Phoenix.
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A.E. Carpenter
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Joseph Horner
Horner
Carpenter
Hospital Corporation
George Livingston
Robert Rentz
Horher
Hillcrest
Petaluma
Calif
St. Luke’s Hospital
Phoenix
UCLA
Livingston
Scottsdale
Columbia
South America
Arizona State Uiversity
Rentz
Louisiana State University
ASU
LSU
Rezoning bid favors higher density at 54th and Shea
The Phoenix Planning Commission last night recommended approving a rezoning to a higher density on 25 acres at the northeast corner of 54th Street and Shea Boulevard. J.B. Phillips and Co. seeks 32 single family homes, while land development plans 80 homes with a tennis club and golf course nearby. The commission backed PAD-2 zoning, despite staff denial and objections from the North Scottsdale Homeowners Association and Farms subdivision residents.
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Phoenix
54Th Street
Shea Boulevard
North Scottsdale Homeowners Association
J.B. Phillips and Co. of
J.B. Phillips
Bernard Katz
Homeowners ' Association
Rudy Pineda
Two Trucks Destroyed In Jumper Cable Fire
Phoenix fire investigators report two trucks burned on Tatum Boulevard near Bell Road after a 1972 Ford El Camino starter backfired while jump starting a dump truck owned by John Smith Jr. The blaze occurred about 10 30 a m.
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Tatum Boulevard
Bell Road
Phoenix
John Smith Jr
Press freedom urged as cornerstone of democracy
Jonathan Marshall, Chandler Rotary speaker and Scottsdale publisher, warned Americans cannot take freedoms for granted. He cited threats to free speech and a free press, urged openness, and argued secret meetings undermine government accountability.
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Jonathan Marshall
Chandler
Freedom of Information
Arizona Newspaper Association
Arizona
Marshall
Obituary of Winifred Evans in Phoenix Hospital
Winifred Evans, 89, a member of the Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary in Joplin, Missouri, died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital. She lived at 3333 Civic Center Plaza and was born in Ithaca, New York, moving to Phoenix in 1962 from Joplin. She worked as an office worker and bookkeeper. Survivors include cousins Emma Stebbins and Mildred Robinson. Services and burial will be in Westfield, Pennsylvania, Grimshaw Bethany Chapel announced.
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Winifred Evans
Joplin
Cousins
Emma Stebbins
Mildred Robinson
Westfield
Grimshaw Bethany
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Judy Patton
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INN. & Resort
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