Scottsdale Road plan revised amid council disappointment
City council members voiced dismay as revised Scottsdale Road improvements cut parking and landscaping. Ed Turner of Lute's Scottsdale Pharmacy complained of a credibility gap after learning the plan changed without council notice. Officials cited federal lane-width rules and easement delays as reasons for the revisions and noted further parking could be added if easements are obtained.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
Scottie
Ed Turner
Lute
Scottsdale Rd
Timothy Bray
Community Development Department
Bray
Arizona Department of Transportation
Indian School
Osborn Roads
Richard V. Campana
Scottsdale Road
Turner
Jenkins
Public Interest Group Appeals APS Rate Hike in Court
The Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest filed a special action in the Arizona Supreme Court to overturn a Maricopa County ruling allowing APS rate increases and to seek refunds for consumers. Hearing is set for May 25, with the action arguing the Corporation Commission holds exclusive rate‑setting power.
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Arizona Public Service
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Center For Law
Bruce Meyerson
Progress
Law Center
Maricopa County
Arizona Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
High Court
Corporation Commission
Meyerson
Superior Court
Arizona
The
APS
Commission
APS. Gic
Arizona Utility Company
Center
Salt River Project
Soldier holed up after Huachuca shooting spree
Military police hunted Spec. 4 Dan Walker at Fort Huachuca after a morning shooting killed a sergeant and badly wounded a lieutenant. A WAC hostage was released unharmed as the barracks were sealed and a taped appeal to surrender was planned. Walker, 22, of Atlanta, held a second floor room.
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FT. Huachuca
Arizona Desert Army Post
Dan Walker
Atlanta
Walker
505Th Signal Company
Span
WAC
Tribal elder voices concern over government plans
Mike Harris born in 1872 challenged officials at Ft McDowell Yavapai Reservation asking why the government has not explained upcoming actions. Speaking in his native language through translator Hiawatha Hood, he urged that decisions be made with his consent and not by others on his behalf.
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Mike Harris
Ft. McDowell
Hearst not to face trial with Harris duo
A judge ruled Patricia Hearst will not be tried alongside her former fugitive companions William and Emily Harris and will hear evidence on her competence to plead. Hearst appeared passive and expressionless at their first meeting since their capture last September. Ford says he will seek every Republican primary ballot and expects to win Michigan and the November election, unveiling a campaign slogan for the day-long voting push.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Detroit
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Michigan
Udall Gains Rally By 250 Rubber Workers In Michigan
Morris Udall drew an enthusiastic welcome from 250 striking United Rubber Workers Local 101 members in Michigan as he presses a seven day primary voting tour. Frank Toarmino praised Udall as a strong friend of rubber workers. Torbert H. Macdonald orders life support discontinued as his condition nears death in Washington.
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Detroit
Morris Udall
Michigan
Frank Toarmino
United Rubber Workers
Udall
Warm Weekend Forecast With Near 100 Degree Highs
Mostly sunny and warm today and tomorrow with breezy afternoons. Highs near 100 today and around 102 tomorrow. Overnight lows around 65. Details on page 3.
Postcards From Mom Arrive 19 Years Late For Man
Leonard Pemberton received two postcards mailed in June 1957 to Michael Slater and signed Mom. The cards from Klamath Falls and State Line show Mount Shasta and a California Nevada border hotel, arriving years late to the wrong address. Pemberton plans to contact Slater’s family via a friend while noting the stamps were two and three cents.
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Leonard Pemberton
Pemberton
Klamath Falls
Ore
State Line
Cal
Michael Slater
Mom
Slater
E. Flower
Mount Shasta
California-Nevada
Lisa Pemberton
Scottsdale
Pembertons
Memorial Fountain Plans Headed to Paradise Valley Council
Paradise Valley plans a Helen Marston Memorial Fountain designed by Joan Lincoln. Town Manager Oscar Butt will seek council approval of a $2500 fee plus up to 750 for materials and 1200 to 1500 for pumps and plumbing. Lincoln estimates one year to complete.
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Paradise Valley
Joan Lincoln
Helen Marston
Oscar Butt
Lincoln
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Butt
Joan
Dutchman Drive
Marston Memorial
Tincoln
Appeals court upholds fraud convictions of Serra
The Arizona Court of Appeals affirms eleven fraud convictions against Anthony N. Serra former sales manager of Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co The defense argued trial error over a grand jury agreement with Phoenix police and county attorney It found Serra guilty on the remaining charges with eight to 16 year prison terms on each count to run concurrently.
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Phoenix
State Court of Appeals
Anthony N. Serra
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
Serra
Phoenix Police Department
Maricopa County
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Associated Press
Patty
Washington
Torbert H. Macdonald
D-Mass
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