Carvalho defends ethics amid Senate bid scrutiny in Scottsdale
State Representative Americo Carvalho counters opponent Steve Birringer’s charge of a conflict of interest tied to a transportation bills lobby group and his son’s lobbying role. Carvalho says he accepts travel funds as honoraria but uses them for his campaign and asserts his voting record favors consumers and taxpayers.
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Carvalho
House
Steve Birringer
Scottsdale
House Transportation Committee
Birringer
Transportation Committee
Arizona Motor Transport Association
Americo Carvalho Jr
Greater Phoenix Auto Recyclers
Carvalho Plumbing Contractors
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Artichoke party leader charges faculty coercion in student vote
Sherri Panke, Artichoke candidate and student body president, files a protest at Scottsdale Community College alleging faculty coerced students to vote for Students for 76. The protest seeks a new election as six signed statements describe forceful tactics. The elections council weighs options including sending the issue to the college Supreme Court.
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Scottsdale Community College
Artichoke Party
Sherri Panke
Artichoke
Artichokes
Students For ’76
Students For '76
SCC
Elections Council
Supreme Court
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Tempe Woman Injured in Hayden Road Collision
A 51 year old Tempe woman was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at Osborn and Hayden Roads. She was cited for failure to yield while turning left. A separate three car collision on Scottsdale Road and Highland Avenue left a 25 year old North Phoenix woman treated for injuries.
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Norma R. Tacconi
Osborn
Hayden
Ann M. Martin
N. Bist Place
North Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial
Susan C. Carroll
31St St
Phoenix
Ruth E. Crippen
E. Diamond
Scottsdale Road
Highland Avenue
Crippen
Highland
Carroll
Obituary of Alonzo L. Snuffer
Alonzo Lynwood Snuffer, 73, former Reliance Truck Co owner, died Sunday at Beatitudes Nursing Home in Phoenix. Born in Beckley West Virginia he moved to Arizona 46 years ago from California. He built a sand and gravel business in Parker in 1954 and retired to Scottsdale. He is survived by wife Martha daughter Pat and three grandchildren. Graveside rites Thursday at Green Acres Memorial Gardens arranged by Messinger Mortuary and Chapel.
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Reliance Truck Company
Beatitudes Nursing Home
Phoenix
Beckley
W. Va
Mr. Snuffer
Arizona
California
Snuffer
N. 77Th St
Martha
Pat
Scottsdale
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Road
Messinger Mortuary
Graveside rites for Alice Smithers set in Green Acres Garden
Alice Smithers 79, a retired Arizona Welfare Department office clerk, died Saturday in Scottsdale Community Hospital. Services are at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. She lived at 5413 N 81st Place and came to the Valley 50 years ago. Survived by sons Glenn Jr and Mike Kerrigan, daughter Audrey Smithers, and sisters Myrtle Jones and Vi Swan.
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Alice Smithers
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hayden Road
Green Acres Mortuary
Smithers
State of Arizona Welfare Department
Scottsdale
Wooster
Mass
Hospital camera and lens stolen from Scottsdale Memorial
A $700 camera and a 55mm Micro-Nikkor lens were reported stolen from a pathology room at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital between Saturday night and Monday morning. Security found the door open at 2 a.m. Sunday but did not check the room. Doctors arrived Monday to find the cameras missing. The room door is normally locked when unused. The equipment is used to photograph tissue specimens.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Teacher Len Barcelona Re-elected AFT Leader in Arizona
Len Barcelona of Scottsdale was re-elected to a third term as president of the Arizona Federation of Teachers, AFL CIO. Larry Bell Mary McDonald Howard Moses Rudy Burrola and Tim Rockey elected officers. Nan Tobin treasurer and Margaret Marietti secretary. Barcelona urged Gov Raul Castro to appoint a representative committee to study money problems in Indian reservation schools and criticized the Arizona Education Association and Scottsdale Federation of Teachers over bargaining and union membership issues.
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Len Barcelona
Scottsdale
Arizona Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Larry Bell
Mary McDonald
Howard Moses
Rudy Burrola
Tim Rockey
Nan Tobin
Margaret Marietti
Barcelona
Tonalea
Raul Castro
Arizona
Arizona Education Association
AFT
AEA
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Association
County approves first nuclear plant in Arizona
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approves a special use permit for Arizona Public Service Co to build a $3 billion nuclear powered generating plant. Construction starts this summer with the first of three generators to begin producing electricity in 1982.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Arizona Public Service Co
Midlife men face jobless odds in Pima County
State officials report 1,219 men aged 45 to 64 in Pima County drawing unemployment checks, about 20 percent of all claimants. The DES survey warns of tougher job prospects for this age group.
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Tucson
State Department of Economic Security
Pima County
Federal judge orders milk label notices in price fixing case
U S District Court Judge Carl Muecke ordered four Arizona dairies to use milk carton labels and weekly newspaper notices for eight weeks to inform about 2.5 million customers who are plaintiffs in a price fixing lawsuit. The notices appear in Phoenix and Tucson papers and on private-label cartons from 40 markets.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Tucson
Carter Could Receive Five Arizona Delegates
A clerical error may award former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter up to five delegates at the national convention. Officials say the mistake was omitting a 15 percent threshold rule in Arizona's preferential primary, affecting 25 delegates overall.
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Tucson
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Arizona
Inmates Cuss Judge After Harsh Sentences
Prison escapees Harmon Ellis and Anthony Kozlinski cursed Superior Court judge Howard V. Peterson after receiving 75 to 125 year terms for armed robbery and burglary. Ellis, 40, and Kozlinski, 30, protested that others who hurt people get only five years.
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Phoenix
Harmon Ellis
Anthony Kozlinski
Ellis
Kozlinski
Howard V. Peterson
Scottsdale Airport upgrade on council agenda
Scottsdale city council plans to consider retaining Johannessen and Girand Engineers of Phoenix to design and supervise a 253000 project at Scottsdale Municipal Airport. Runway resurfacing 4800 feet and new lights plus visual approach indicators are included with about 230000 expected from FAA. The state provides 11000 and the city covers the rest. FAA funding had lapsed but is expected next year.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Harold R. Lagasse
Johannessen and Girand Engineers of
FAA
Lagasse
Congress
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Plans Resort Use Change at Tonight's Meeting
PV planners weigh amendments redefining resort hotel as resort and allowing a resort guest facility as a special use. Hearing at 7 30 p m in Town Hall follows a 90 day moratorium on new resort special use permits and a 4 3 vote against deleting the use.
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Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Dandoy Cleared by Senate Health Committee
Dr Suzanne Dandoy won a unanimous recommendation as director of the Health Services Department from the Senate Health Committee after an hour of questioning. Senator Steve Davis pressed questions on Dr Leo Munoz, a relative of Gov Raul Castro, and a staff screening said Munoz was highly qualified for the job.
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Phoenix
Suzanne Dandoy
Health Services Department
Senate Health Committee
Circle K Corp
Steve Davis
Tubac
Alfredo Gutierrez
D-Phoenix
Davis
Leo Munox
Raul Castro
Dandoy
Munoz
MCCCD approves raises for faculty and staff
Scottsdale Community College and the Maricopa County Community College District grant cost of living pay hikes effective July 1. Faculty receive 6.8 percent on average, with higher maintenance and operations staff getting 7 percent and clerical and administrators 6.3 percent. The district includes Phoenix College, Glendale Community College, Mesa Community College and Maricopa Technical College.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College
MCCCD
Phoenix College
Glendale Community College
Mesa Community College
Maricopa Technical College
Buckley matriarch honored by Sacred Heart school
Aloise Buckley, 81, mother of Sen. James L. Buckley and columnist William F. Buckley Jr., was honored by the Convent of the Sacred Heart as the school marked its 175th anniversary. Messages of congratulations came from President Ford, Gov. Carey, and Mayor Beame.
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New York
Aloise Buckley
James L. Buckley
Rn.y
William F. Buckley Jr
School of the Convent of the Sacred Heart
President Ford
Hugh Carey
New York City
Abraham Beame
Blood Drive Set for Monday at Scottdale Memorial Hospital
Donors must book appointments for the blood drive at Scottdale Memorial Hospital Monday. The Bloodmobile will station at the hospital for local donors to give blood to local services. The event coincides with National Hospital Week next week.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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