Paradise Valley Council to Hear Herberger Plan and Transit Talks
The Greater Paradise Valley Community Council will host a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Desert Cove Elementary School to hear Gary Herberger’s Desert Springs development plans and Ed Colby’s overview of Phoenix mass transit efforts. The 1100 acre project lies from 56th Street to Scottsdale Road between Thunderbird and Greenway.
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Desert Cove
26Th St
Gary Herberger
Desert Springs
56Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Thunderbird
Greenway Roads
City of
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Her
Berger
Ed Colby
Colby
Sunnyslope
Obituary for Dr. Joanne Parachek ASU psychologist dies at 49
Dr. Joanne M. Parachek 49 psychologist at Arizona State Hospital died Wednesday at her home in Phoenix. A Mensa member and geriatrics researcher she earned degrees from Michigan State Northwestern and ASU. Survivors include her parents and sister. services set for 1 30 p.m. Sunday at the hospital chapel with private cremation arranged.
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Joanne M. Parachek
Arizona State Hospital
E. Edgemont
Mensa International
Parachek
Michigan State University
Northwestern University
Arizona State University
Chicago
American Psychological Association
E. van Buren St
Arizona Burial Cremation Transportation Service
W. Monroe St
Services for Gertrude R Harp Held at Green Acres
Gertrude R Harp 83 died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving to Scottsdale in 1965 from Costa Mesa California where she worked ten years as a file clerk for the Automobile Association of Southern California. Funeral 11 a m Monday at Green Acres Memorial Chapel with burial in Green Acres Memorial Cemetery. Survived by daughter Pam Duren of Scottsdale and two granddaughters with four great granddaughters.
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Gertrude R. Harp
Green Acres Memorial Chapel
Green Acres Memorial Cemetery
Harp
E. Hubbell
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
Costa Mesa
Cal
Automobile Association of Southern California
Pam Duren
Symphony group plans drive to gain 500 new members
Sixty five Phoenix Symphony Association members meet Monday at Mrs. Joseph Horace home to start orientation for an upcoming membership drive aiming to add 500 members. The drive offers benefits such as a newsletter backstage parties dress rehearsal access and priority season ticket seating.
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Phoenix Symphony Association
Joseph Horace
Crystal Lane
Symphony
Scottsdale Old Town signs face city sign ordinance clash
Scottsdale officials walked Old Town to weigh limits on nonconforming signs that fit the Old West image. City Manager Dale Carter cited hats logos false fronts and shingle signs as problem areas while councilors weigh granting special consideration to protect tourism and the district’s identity amid potential discrimination concerns.
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West
Old Town
Dale Carter
Carter
Horse
Porters of
Main Street
Brown Avenue
Heinz Hink
Western Architectural District
Design Review
Hink
Three DWI arrests in Scottsdale within an hour
Police logged four DWI arrests in a busy Scottsdale morning, three of them within an hour. Terry Gould on Turney Ave was found asleep at a wheel on McDonald Drive. Joseph Jurschak on Thomas Road allegedly weaved, lacked a license. Joseph Sharkozy on 82nd Place sped toward Osborn Road and ran a red light. Steven Chapman on McDowell Road was stopped after speeding and a concealed four inch deer skinning knife was seen in his boot.
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Scottsdale
Terry Jay Gould
E. Turney Ave
Richard Comstock
McDonald Drive
Comstock
Gould
Joseph Allen Jurschak
Michael Alt
Thomas Road
Jurschak
E. Thomas Rd
Arizona
Doug Kimberlin
Joseph Sharkozy
82Nd Pl
Scottsdale Road
Kimberlin
Sharkozy
Osborn Road
Bingham
Chapman
Westcor Zoning Hearings Set by Phoenix City Council
Phoenix City Council will hold zoning hearings at 7 p.m. on December 16 for Westcor Inc. to rezone a 1200 acre parcel between 40th and 52nd Streets from Cholla Street to Thunderbird Road. The Phoenix Planning Commission recommended denial amid a plan for less intensive development, with Westcor likely to appeal the decision.
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North Valley Bureau
Westcor Inc
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Westcor
40Th
Cholla Street
Thunderbird Road
Phoenix Planning Commission
Coun
Po Igerane
Ity
Scottsdale Chamber Targets Canadian Tourists This Winter
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce aims to attract Canadian visitors with a major national ad program. City funds 50,000 dollars for advertising while partnering with 23 city Arizona Showcase participants and six airlines. Plans include travel agent familiarization trips and promotions in Midwest and travel magazines. The effort also features the Cactus Capers event next May and other joint promotions with Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Vancouver
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Toronto
Phoenix
Society of Travel Agents
Midwest
Marks
Four Phoenix masseurs fined and placed on probation
A Phoenix couple who own four massage parlors were fined 125 each and put on 30 days probation for maintaining a public nuisance after felony charges were reduced from receiving earnings of a prostitute when key witnesses disappeared. Arlo Woolery to resign January 15 as deputy revenue director to head a land policy institute in Cambridge. John Richard Nielsen Jr. 19 died in a one vehicle crash on U S 60 near Phoenix after the car driven by Donald Ninneman 20 crashed following a loss of control.
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Phoenix
Max
Eunice Warden
Arlo Woolery
New Institute On Land Policy
Richard Howland
Woolery
Lincoln Foundation Institute of Lane Use
Cambridge
Mass
GLOBE
John Richard Nielsen Jr
Here
U.S. 60
Nielsen
Donald Bruce Ninneman
Ninneman
Murder suspect freed on murder charge in Tucson case
Daniel T. Emich, 21, posted a $5,000 bond and was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of 19 year old Zane Baker. Emich appeared before Justice of the Peace Toby Lavetter after police said he was arrested at the scene following the early Friday shooting at Baker’s Tucson home.
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Tucson
Daniel T. Emich
Emich
Justice of the Peace
Toby Lavetter
Zane Baker
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Salt River Indian Reservation
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Black W. Scottsdale Rd
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