Coronado Students Win Top Honors in National Art Awards
Two Coronado High School students earned top honors in the 1974 National Scholastic Art Awards in New York City. Daniel Kuczyk won a gold medal and an honorable mention for graphic design. Judith Hales earned a gold medal in metalwork.
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Yul Conaway
Daniel Kuczyk
Judith Hales
Coronado High School
Miss Hales
New York City
Kuczyk
White Spade Plant Nursery
Scholastic Magazines
Inc
Coronado
Scholastic
Union Carbide
Arizona spending cap bill stalls in committee
The Judiciary Committee delayed action on a proposal to cap state spending at 7.9 percent of Arizona residents disposable income. The panel voted to hold the measure for further study.
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Phoenix
Glider pilot wins second leg of Smirnoff Derby in Arizona
Hannes Linke, 34, of Los Angeles won the second leg of the 2,300 mile Smirnoff Sailplane Derby in Phoenix. After two days of racing he led unofficially and the race would resume with a 313 mile leg to Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Phoenix
Hannes Linke
Los Angeles
Las Cruces
N.M
Salaries dispute over state agency heads in Phoenix
A conflict arose between Governor Jack Williams and legislative leaders over who should set the salaries of top department heads. Previously the governor had substantial influence in setting ranges for officials he appoints, though law assigns the power to the legislature.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Rehnquist Sees Shift in Federal Power to Courts
Justice William Rehnquist told the Arizona Bar Association meeting that federal power has shifted from the legislature to the judiciary. He called the federal court system a forceful factor in government administration.
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Phoenix
U.S. Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Arizona Bar Association
Rehnquist
Israeli Commandos Kill Two Syrians in Golan Skirmish
Israeli commandos crossed the cease fire line into Syria and killed two Syrian soldiers in a brief clash on the Golan Heights as fighting persisted for a 53rd day. Syrian sources cited artillery strikes damaging villages and a school near Saasa while Kissinger flew into Damascus with new separation proposals.
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United Press International
Syria
Golan Heights
Saasa
Henry A. Kissinger
Damascus
Israel
Kidnap Suspects Return to Valley Police Say
Sheriff deputies believe two men Keith Thompson 29 and Daniel Thompson 25 returned to the Valley after a March 9 kidnapping of Ernest Hauser 6601 E Lincoln Dr. Hauser said the pair forced him from Mountain Shadows parking lot drove him to a desert west of Phoenix beat robbed and bound him with baling wire Hauser had contact with Nagler Helicopter stock officials alleging illegalities and threats from Nagler figures.
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Scottsdale
Keith Thompson
15Th Ave
Daniel Lee Thompson
16Th St
Ernest Hauser
Lincoln
Hauser
Mountain Shadows
Phoenix
Nagler Helicopter, Inc
Darrow’ Thompson
60Th
State Securities Division
Nagler
T.R. Mofford
Mofford
Joe Kirk
Securities Division
Kirk
Beall Sr. Dies. Longtime Arizona Farmer and Mason
Robert E. Beall Sr. 84 of 4701 E Vernon died Tuesday in Phoenix. Born in New Cambria Missouri he owned a farm south of Mesa now Beall Park and moved to Arizona 55 years ago. Survived by wife Ida two daughters Margaret Ludlow and Dorothy James three sons Robert Charles and Lt Col George F 12 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services 9:30 a.m. Saturday Mercer Mortuary Mesa with Masonic graveside rites at Mesa Cemetery.
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Robert E. Beall Sr
E. Vernon
Phoenix
Mr. Beall
New Cambria
Mesa
Beall Park
Arizona
Masonic ‘Lodge
Ida
Margaret
Ludlow
Dorothy James
California
Robert
Charles
Texas
George F
New Mexico
Mercer Mortuary
Mesa Cemetery
Parrish Security Guard Dies at Home in Phoenix Area
Herbert C. Parrish aged 53 a Scottsdale Security Systems guard died at his home in Phoenix area on Dreyfus Drive He was born in Kansas City Missouri came to Arizona in 1968 from California He leaves a daughter Kathryn A Smiggs of Phoenix and a brother William Memorial services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with private cremation to follow
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Herbert C. Parrish
Scottsdale Security Systems
E. Dreyfus
Mr. Parrish
Kansas City
Arizona
California
Page
Kathryn A. Smiggs
Phoenix
William
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Everett Cargill obituary funeral notices
Everett Cargill 61 of 8108 E Buena Terra Scottsdale died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He served in the Air Force from 1942 retiring as colonel in 1970. Survived by wife Elizabeth of Scottsdale son Capt Carl P of Virginia two daughters Martha Candiola Tempe and Merrilee Zenone of Alaska two sisters and two grandchildren. Full military services with honors 10 a.m. Saturday Messinger Mortuary burial Paradise Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today.
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Everett L. Cargill
E. Buena Terra
Scottsdale Memiérial Hospital
Mr.Cargill
Black River Falls
Wisc
Arizona
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force
Retired Officers Association
Military Order of the World Wars
Elizabeth
Scottsdale
Carl P
Virginia
Matha Candiola
Tempe
Merrilee Zenone
Alaska
Messinger
Indiana School
Paradise Cemetery
Dolfay rites set in Arizona for George J Dolfay
George J Dolfay 76 dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a 38 year railroad career with Chicago Northwestern. Rosary at Messinger Mortuary tonight at 7 30 and Mass Saturday at Church of St Daniel burial Green Acres Cemetery. He lived on 601 N Hayden Rd and moved from Minneapolis Florence. He leaves multiple Minnesota relatives and Arkansas of kin including seven grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p m today.
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George Joseph Dolfay
Scottsdale Board of Adjustments redefines its powers
The Scottsdale Board of Adjustments, calling itself a last-ditch hope for property owners, voted to limit its jurisdiction to cases involving permitted uses and to reject authority over prohibited uses. The move followed debate on the board’s role and sparked comments about granting hearings even when jurisdiction is uncertain.
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Scottsdale
William Adler
John Harper
Harper
Doug Hood
Hood
Richard Filler
Filler
Boards of Adjustment
Ted Jarvi
Arizonia Supreme Court
Crash victim improves at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A 21-year-old Mesa man reported doing very well this morning at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a Wednesday afternoon motorcycle collision. Constance Walborn 60 of 6269 E Catalina turned east from Hayden onto McDowell and her car ran a red arrow signal causing the crash. Michelson suffered a fractured leg and had surgery on his left leg. Walborn was cited for turning on a red light.
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Mesa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Constance Walborn
Catalina
Hayden Road
McDowell
George Michelson
Michelson
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Hayden Plaza North
Maryvale
Tucson
Yuma
Golan
Robert E. Beall
Herbert Parrish
Everett Cargill
George J. Dolfay
Minneapolis
Florence
Beverly Trombley
Marcile. Erickson
Jim Curtis
Wick’s End
India
N. 71St Place
Sundown Plaza
N.W. Corner
Shea
Len Ingebrigtsen
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