City Eyes Clean-Up Estimate For Burned-Out Club Site
Scottsdale's Community Development Department seeks a contractor estimate to raze burned-out club columns and remove debris at the Black Sheep Club site bounded by Camelback Road Stetson Drive 74th and 75th Streets. If below 10 000 dollars the council may fund cleanup at the next meetings.
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Scottsdale
Black Sheep Club
Tom Hardy
Community Development Department
Hardy
Council
Rural
Metro Fire Department
Camelback Road
Stetson Drive
74Th
75Th Streets
Schubert forms campaign committee in Scottsdale
Jeff Schubert announces a campaign committee and headquarters at 2926 N. Civic Center Plaza with Pat O'Brien as chair of the Schubert for Scottsdale Committee. Tom Connors chairs the finance committee, assisted by Bill Adler Pat Riding and Art Torgerson. Other heads include Norval Tyler Bob Stamper and Don Davis.
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Jeff Schubert
Pat O’brien
Schubert
Scottsdale
N. Civic Center Plaza
Tom Connors
Mirco Inc
Phoenix
Motorola Semiconductor Products Division
O’brien
Norval Tyler
Bob Stamper
Don Davis
Walton UFO test barred by police as he prepares polygraph
Arizona authorities shielded the polygraph test of Travis Walton from reporters. Sheriff Gillespie doubts Walton's tale while Walton reportedly reappears in a Heber telephone booth. The polygraph is planned Friday to probe the northern Arizona encounter first reported November 5.
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Phoenix
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Travis Walton
DPS
Walton
Navajo County
Marlin Gillespie
Cy Gilson
Set
Allan Schmidt
Schmidt
Gillespie
Heber
Arizona
William Spaulding
Ground Saucer Watch
Paradise Valley homeowners hear data on state legislature and enclave issues
Paradise Valley Rep. Pete Corpstein condemns Senate and legislature for education and welfare spending. He disputes Medicaid costs and benefits, saying 350000 projected beneficiaries dropped to 150000. Rep. Cal Holman warns enclave land creates police and fire jurisdiction problems for towns. N Arthur Hulick becomes PVHA president, vows advocacy over politics.
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Paradise Valley
State Senate
House
Dist
Pete Corpstein
Corpstein
Cal Holman
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
Senate
Holman
N. Arthur Hulick
Franklin Cist
Hulick
PVHA
Paradise Valley Ends Town Clash Over Club Site Plan
The Paradise Valley town council lifts the stop-work order on Camelback Racquet Club and approves amendments to its special use permit after months of disputed site and landscaping plans. The meeting also grants changes to Valley Presbyterian Church RMFD and Lincoln Plaza Medical Center permits.
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Paradise Valley
Camelback Racquet Club
Mockingbird Lane
Northern Avenue
Valley Presbyterian Church
McDonald Drive
Metro Fire Department
RMFD
Tatum Boulevard
Lincoln Plaza Medical Center
Scottsdale Parents Attend Arizona Title I Conference
Four parents and two district administrators will represent the Scottsdale School District at the first Arizona Title I Parent Advisory Council Conference in Tucson. Speakers include Carolyn Warner and Bill Martin. Title I supports educationally deprived students, with $14 million spent annually in Arizona for about 40,000 students.
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Scottsdale
PTA Community Parents Council
Brian Wisner
Tucson
E.H. McDaniel
Coronado High
Sandy Davis
Yavapai
Richard Reed
Apache
Sharon Bengtson
St. Daniel's Parochial
Larry Chaston
W.R. Reedy
Arizona
Carolyn Warner
Richard Fairley
Division of Education For the Disadvantaged
U.S. Office of Education
Bill Martin
Holt, Rhinehart and Winston Publishing Company
Obituary for Dorothy V. Polachek
Dorothy V. Polachek 57 died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital in the Valley. Rosary is 7:30 tonight at Green Acres Mortuary with scripture service Saturday 10 a.m. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 7 to 9 tonight. She resided at 5328 E Larkspur and had lived in the Valley five years. Survivors: husband William H. two daughters Mary B. Soukup Dorothy P. Williams Margaret Peggy Brooks two daughters Patricia and Kathy Polachek three sons William C. John J. Thomas J. Richard E. a brother and sister out of state and six grandchildren.
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Dorothy V. Polachek
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Polachek
Illinois
Good Samaritan Hospital
E. Larkspur
William H
Mary B. Soukup
Fountain
Hills
Dorothy P. Williams
Margaret
Peggy) Brooks
Las Vegas
Nev
Patricia
Amateur Quarter Horse Show Set for Scottsdale Weekend
The Arizona Quarter Horse Breeders Association sponsoring an all amateur show at Cholla Park Scottsdale on Saturday and Sunday. Halter and youth classes start 8 am Saturday, performance classes 8 am Sunday. Entries accepted day of show.
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Arizona Quarter Horse Breeders Association
Cholla Park
Scottsdale
Policemen's Ball Scheduled by Scottsdale Police
The Scottsdale Police Department hosts its Policemen's Ball Saturday from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Safari Hotel Convention Center located on 4601 North Scottsdale Road. Tickets are seven dollars per couple at the door, with about 500 attendees expected. The Bentley Brothers and Country Swinging provide music and entertainment.
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Scottsdale
Safari Hotel Convention Center
N. Scottsdale Rd
Bentley Brothers
Country Swinging
Arizona round up ties taxes to utility tax challenge
ARIZONA news round up reports Native American Rights Foundation attorney Richard Collins alleging that utilities and Apache County officials conspired to create a taxing crisis for lawsuits over taxes. Legislators toured Navajo Reservation schools as part of the briefing.
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Window Rock
Native American Rights Foundation
Apache County
Richard Collins
Navajo Indian Reservation
Greyhound to appeal $31.8 million tax assessment
The Greyhound Corp indicated it will appeal a proposed federal tax assessment totaling 31.8 million dollars for the years 1962 through 1968. A former Adams Hotel partner seeks eviction of hotel management in federal bankruptcy court records. PIC Realty Corp a Prudential subsidiary owns the hotel and seeks a court order to oust Vita Management for lease violations.
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Phoenix
Greyhound Corp
Adams
PIC Realty Corp
Prudential Insurance Co
Vita Management Co
Vita Management
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