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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1976

Page

2

Residents criticize Sun N Sage permit approval in Paradise Valley

The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission approved a second resort hotel special use permit for Camelback Shadows Inc. amid closely split votes and heated opposition from Paradise Valley residents and their lawyers. Critics argued the process lacked hearings and the site plans were flawed while a related Sun N Sage lawsuit's fate hung in Judge Stanley Goodfarb's hands with a ruling expected in about two weeks.

Maricopa County Lovatt F. Burges Burges Haze Burch Camelback Shadows, Inc George Watson Earl deBerge Robert L. Schueke Idar Rimestad Paradise Valley Donald Myers County Board of Supervisors Burch Philip Tower Sun’n Sage Stanley Goodfarb Goodfarb

ReedyHonored State Title I Director in Phoenix

Ray Reedy Scottsdale School District Title I coordinator named outstanding director for the state. Recognition came at the Title I Parent Involvement Conference in Phoenix. Scottsdale’s Title I program serves 630 students with funds around 370000 this year and employs 46 staff across several schools.

Ray Reedy Scottsdale Reedy State Department of Education Adams Hotel Phoenix

Two Deer Hunters Missing In Arizona Search Area

Flagstaff search teams in Yavapai and Coconino counties look for two missing deer hunters. About 50 Yavapai deputies and mounted volunteers sweep the Cherry to Mingus Mountain corridor for Burt Gardner, 42, of Verde Valley. In Coconino, deputies search the Apache Maid Mountain area for Gerald Hutchins, 29.

Yavapai Coconino Counties Yavapai County Cherry and Mingus Mountain Burt Gardner Verde Valley Coconino County Apache Maid Mountain Gerald Hutchins

Pop price fixing suit seeks 9 million in damages

Pop Palace Inc. files in U S District Court accusing a four year soft drink price fixing conspiracy. The firm seeks treble damages of 9 million against Fry's Food Stores of Arizona, Phoenix Coca Cola Bottling Co. Inc. and Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co. Inc. Tucson reports over 2500 dollars missing from court safes, the fourth such vault theft in three weeks.

Phoenix Pop Palace Inc U.S Fry's Food Stores of Arizona Phoenix Coca Cola Bottling Co. Inc Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc Tucson

U S Attorney Smitherman Lost Job After Carter Victory

U S Attorney William Smitherman a Republican appointee says the election of Democrat Jimmy Carter cost him his position though no official notice has been given. He notes a new President will name someone from his party to political patronage. In Nogales merchants set a peso rate near four cents with Banco Nacional de Mexico quotes at 24.93 selling and 24.69 buying per dollar.

Phoenix U.S William Smitherman Jimmy Carter Smitherman Nogales Nogales-Santa Cruz County Chamber of Commerce Banco Nacional de Mexico

Horizon Corp. CEO cites ongoing losses at annual meeting

Horizon Corp. president Sidney Nelson told about 20 stockholders that first quarter losses reached 570000, a reduction from 1800000 in the same period last year, though many problems remain before profitability returns.

Tucson Horizon Corp Sidney Nelson

Yanks Agree on Prisoner Transfer with Mexico

The United States and Mexico reached general agreement on a treaty to transfer about 600 Americans imprisoned in Mexico to U S prisons and allow some 1 200 Mexicans in U S federal prisons to return home The plan focuses on federal inmates and requires Senate approval with drafts to Justice and state governments pending.

Washington United States Mexico U.S State Department Justice Department Senate Robert Funseth Funseth

STEP Forum Set For Saturday In Scottsdale

The STEP Forum in Scottsdale convenes at 8 30 a m with opening remarks by Mayor William C Jenkins. Public input goes to city and Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce officials on economic development issues. Group sessions start 9 30 a m with lunch 11 30 to 12 10 p m and end about 2 p m. This is one of three forums this fiscal year. Jan 22 covers local government scope with April 2 for South Scottsdale redevelopment plans.

Scottsdale William C. Jenkins City- Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce

Forgery Suspect Jailed In Scottsdale Thefts

A 23 year old woman Donna L Price of Phoenix is jailed on forgery and possession of stolen property charges after a Bashas store forgery attempt linked to a wallet theft at Safeway. Becky S Hamilton of Phoenix was arrested after stolen credit cards were found and she tried to buy a diamond pendant and later used a stolen AmEx card.

Donna L. Price Windsor Ave Phoenix Bashas McDowell Rd Safeway 70Th Street Camelback Road Price Scottsdale Becky S. Hamilton Hamilton American Express Glass Door E. Main St

Edward M. Fleck obituary

Edward Michael Fleck 68 retired salesman died Wednesday in a Phoenix hospital after residing in Arizona seven years He was born in Virginia Minnesota where he led Elks Lodge 1003 He was a member of St Daniels Catholic Church and lived at 8046 E Oak St Survivors include his wife Dorothy daughters Roberta Bemis Omaha and Patricia Brown Naperville three brothers and two sisters all out of state and five grandchildren Services and interment will be in Virginia Minnesota

Edward Michael Fleck Arizona Phoenix Mr. Fleck Virginia Minn Elks Lodge St. Daniels Catholic Church E. Oak St Dorothy Roberta Bemis Omaha Neb Patricia Brown Naperville Ill

Artichoke Leader Quits Over Low Course Load at SCC

Sherri Panke resigns as Artichoke movement vice-president at Scottsdale Community College due to taking only four credit hours. Brandt Boening appointed to fill the post until spring elections. Panke, former president 1976-77, plans to attend Arizona State University next fall.

Sherri Panke Scottsdale Community College Panke SCC Brandt Boening Ron Willett Buening Students For 76 Artichokes SCC Supreme Court Maricopa County Community College Board Artichoke

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