SCC Athletes Debt Shrouded In Funding Uncertainty
Scottsdale Community College faces a $3,000 room and board debt at La Mancha apartments in Tempe run up by six SCC basketball players. Officials dispute sources for repayment with claims of funds from financial aid, the SCC Athletic Foundation, or private donors. MCCCD records scrutiny and legal opinions prompt debate over funding and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Junior College Association
Scottsdale Community College
Larry Philpot
SCC
la Mancha
Tempe
Philpot
S. Terrace Rd
Annette Gyles
SCC Athletic Foundation
Drover Foundation
Bob Williams
Williams
John Prince
MCCCD
SCC Foundation
Richard Lang
Lang
Phoenix College
Negro Emergency Education Fund
Paradise Valley School Board Backed Policy On Pupil Records
Paradise Valley Unified School District plans adopt eight policies on Thursday addressing parent access to pupil notes activity progress counseling testing materials and results amidst criticism for excluding teachers and principals from drafting. The meeting at Paradise Valley High School includes a proposal to approve a new bus garage and transportation facility for 32nd Street and Nesbit.
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North Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley High School
E. Bell Rd
32Nd Street
Nesbit
Vandals Hit Phelps Dodge Mine Near Safford
United Press International reports damage from vandalism at the Phelps Dodge copper mine near Safford. The firm estimates the cost of the wrecked heavy equipment at about $1 million.
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Safford
Phelps Dodge Corp
Phoenix Justice Coordinating Council advances balanced system
The City-County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council in Phoenix and Maricopa County advances plans to involve law enforcement officers attorneys the courts and corrections officials in a balanced criminal justice system. Accused mass killer John Freeman faces trial in superior court June 24 after grand jury indicts him five days after original murder charges were dismissed.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
John Freeman
Superior Court
Copper talks continue in Arizona and Montana
Preliminary copper contract negotiations continued today between seven unions and Magma Copper Co. in the San Manuel Division with proposals exchanged in a span from Superior, Arizona to Butte, Montana.
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Superior, Ariz
Butte
Mont
Magma Copper Co
San Manuel
Laborers Union Ordered to Stop Disrupting VA Hospital Work
U S District Court Judge William Copple issued a restraining order Tuesday preventing Laborer$ Union Local 383 from interrupting construction of the new $18 million Veterans Administration Hospital in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Veterans Administration
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Probation terms require warrantsless searches for drug offenders
Maricopa County Superior Court judges rule probation for drug offenders in the future must include agreement to searches by authorities without warrants.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Drug possession suspects nabbed in Phoenix area
An 18 year old Scottsdale woman and a 17 year old youth were arrested on heroin possession after police stopped them on Belleview Street. A foil package held 11 heroin packets was found. The pair had prior alleged armed robbery ties in Scottsdale and Mesa.
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Scottsdale
Mesa
Judith Dean Jones
E. Clarendon
Thomas Hubert Matthews
E.ard St
William Ebert
Belleview Street
Ebert
Jim Kershner
Ron Dean
Jones
N.74th. St
Dean
Juvenile Court Division
Dwight Harkins memorial planned
A public memorial tribute for Dwight E. Red Harkins, Valley theater owner and broadcaster, who died April 24 on a business trip, will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Camelview Cinema 7 in Phoenix. His son Dan will lead the ceremony with friends’ comments and radio broadcast transcriptions.
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Dwight E
Red
Harkins
Valley Theater
Camelview Cinema
E. Highland
Dan
Long Beach
Calif
Tower Plaza
Los Arcos
Shea Plaza
Glenfair
Camelview
The
Continentals
Phoenix
KTAR
Legion raises 1800 for girl's medical recovery
Scottsdale American Legion post raised 1800 to aid 13 year old Terry Castillo Candelaria after multiple pedestrian vehicle accidents. She was released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital on April 21 and remains home receiving treatment. a loaned wheelchair with a leg lift is sought to reduce medical costs. Donations are being accepted by Bill Sims at P O Box 682 Scottsdale 85252 or at American Legion Post 44 on First Street.
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Scottsdale American Legion Post
Terry Castillo Candelaria
Terry
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Sipe-Peterson—Post
First St
Bill Sims
P.O. Box
Scottsdale
Readability study urged in Scottsdale textbook debate
A Scottsdale school board member urged the district to press the state board to allow it to select its own textbooks or at least require readability studies before adoption. State officials noted law requires a set number of approved texts, while Scottsdale cites widespread readability mismatches with fifth grade content.
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State Department of Education
Scottsdale
State Board of Education
James Hartgreaves
State Board
Robert Asdane
Hartgreaves
Hargreaves
Ault
Obituary Lester Marsteller Dies at 78 in Arizona
Lester Orlo Marsteller, 78, formerly an engineer with Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburgh, died Tuesday at his home in Scottsdale Arizona. Born in Hubbard Ohio he moved to Arizona 12 years ago from Forest Hills Pennsylvania. He belonged to the Hiram Club Phoenix Camera Club Masonic Temple Hailman Lodge No 321 and was a WWI veteran. Survivors include a son Robert foster son Richard Gippich a brother Cramer and a grandchild. Private services will be held at Messinger Mortuary with cremation to follow.
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Lester Orlo Marsteller
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pittsburgh
E. Continental Drive
Mr. Marsteller
Hubbard
Ohio
Arizona
Forest Hills
Hiram Club
Scottsdale
Phoenix Camera Club
Masonic Temple
Hailman Lodge
Pennsylvania
Robert
Washington
Richard Gippich
Cramer
Messinger Mortuary
Gary Tackett Memorial Service Set at First Southern Baptist
Gary Ronald Tackett 24 died Monday in Flagstaff from personal safety related wounds. Services 10 a.m. Friday at First Southern Baptist Church Scottsdale with cremation in Flagstaff. Survivors include wife Sandy of Flagstaff and parents Don and [illegible] Tackett of Scottsdale along with siblings Diane and Scott and grandparents.
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Gary Ronald Tackett
Flagstaff
First Southern Baptist Church
Scottsdale Rd
Mr.Tackett
Los Angeles
Calif
Scottsdale High School
Northern Arizona University
Scottsdale
Sandy
Don Tackett
Diane
Scott
Gertrude B. Aldrich
Otto Tackett
Black Canyon
Maurice Yoffee 68 Dies in Scottsdale Hospital
Maurice Yoffee 68 of 12422 N 65th Pl Scottsdale died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital born in Middletown Pa moved to Scottsdale six years ago retired attorney member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and a Mason in Middletown. Services Friday 11 a.m. Messinger Mortuary burial private friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Contributions to American Heart Association and American Cancer Society.
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Maurice Yoffee
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Yoffee
Middletown
Scottsdale
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Eveline
Joseph
Phoenix
Oscar
Gertrude
Sarah
Pauliné
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School
American Heart Association
American Cancer Society
Hidden First Federal Savings Office Opens at Fashion Square
The bank hides a new office under the southeast corner of Diamonds Department Store at Fashion Square. It offers 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM hours on Tue Wed Sat and 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon Thu Fri, with a free long stem carnation for visitors.
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First Federal Savings
Philco Radio
First Federal Savings Fashion Square
New Diamonds Department
Fashion Square
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Daily, Progress
United Press International
Freeman
Laborers Union Restrained
Simmons
Dwight Harkins
Legion
Scottstale
Palo Alto
Lester Marsteller
Gary R. Tackett
Newberry’s
East Thomas Road
Philco
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