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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1977

Page

2

Planning Commission OKs apartments and shopping center

Scottsdale planners recommended approval for a large apartment townhouse project between Hayden Road and Indian Bend Wash after cutting units by about 20 percent to roughly 218 on 27.2 acres. They backed rezoning for a Lincoln Plaza area restaurant and shops, and a 34-home plus six-unit apartment complex west of Scottsdale Road.

Hayden Road Indian Bend Wash Arizona Canal Lincoln Plaza Shopping Center Alex Marusich Lincoln Plaza Scottsdale Road M.J. Como 78Th Street Shea Boulevard Gold Dust Avenue

Robbery at First National Bank of Arizona Branch

A suspect robbed the First National Bank of Arizona at 3828 N Scottsdale Rd around 10 15 am taking about 1700 in cash. No weapon shown but a teller was threatened with harm for 5000. Last seen heading south on Marshall Way in a white Buick. Suspect described as a Black man 5 10 with dark curly hair beard 185 pounds multicolored shirt.

Aman First National Bank of Arizona N. Scottsdale Road Marshall Way

Three Hurt as Kingman Train Collides in Downtown Crash

A Santa Fe freight train rearended a parked train in downtown Kingman at 4 a.m. Three crewmen were injured, several homes evacuated, and a wooden overpass destroyed as up to six locomotives and 32 freight cars derailed and caught fire. Firefighters battled burning diesel and freight for an hour before containment. Traffic diverted from U.S. 66 while hospitalized injuries included broken limbs and cuts.

Kingman Santa Fe U.S. 66

Robber Holds Up Scottsdale Circle K Store

An armed man in two bandanas robbed a clerk at 6901 E. Indian School Rd last night taking 94 dollars. The suspect, described as Caucasian 25 to 30 years old about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 165 pounds, fled east on foot. Merle Storck 58 assisted the clerk.

Scottsdale Circle K Indian School Road Merle W. Storck Storck

Paul R. Hofmann dies at 60 in Scottsdale

Memorial services for Paul Richard Hofmann 60 will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the family home in Paradise Valley. A New York City native who moved to the Valley in 1958, he owned Hofmann Company a wholesale floor covering firm. Survived by wife Betty and son Kent. He supported the Arizona Room at University of Arizona and belonged to multiple local historical and civic groups.

Paradise Valley Paul Richard Hofmann Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Hofmann New York City The State Historical Society

Edna S Bathke 67 Dies. Services Held in Valley

Edna Sarah Bathke, 67, of 8325 E Sage Drive, died after moving to the Valley ten years ago from Wisconsin. Survived by two sons W Michael of Missouri and Alan of Colorado, two daughters Joan Colvin of Scottsdale and Sandra Allen of Florida, two sisters out of state, and five grandchildren. Services held today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. interment private.

Edna Sarah Bathke E. Sage Drive Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Wisconsin

Scottsdale council filing opens as eight announce bids

Scottsdale candidates for the February City Council primary must file petitions by December 23. Each nomination petition requires 313 to 625 signatures. Eight contenders compete for three seats including James Bruner Martin Reifer David Conner Diane Cusack Billie Gentry Heinz Hink Don Lagesse Americo Mac Carvalho. Incumbent Herbert Drinkwater will not run in the primary, but may seek mayor in 1980.

Scottsdale James Bruner E. Kalil Drive Martin Reifer N. Parkway Ave David Conner N. 87Th Way Diane Cusack

Chimps at Ringling Circus Munch on Bananas

Four chimpanzees with Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus chow down on a banana bunch during a training display. The playful scene showcases the chimp acts and circus daily life.

Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus

Babbitt says swindlers flee Phoenix crackdown ends land fraud

Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt reports swindlers are on the run as land fraud crackdowns drive them out of the state. He again declines 1978 governor bid while noting possible 1980 U.S. Senate considerations.

Phoenix Bruce Babbitt Babbitt U.S. Senate

Mesa approves $38 million school bond issue

Mesa School District voters approved a $38 million bond issue to fund eight new schools and renovations. Officials cited a 7,358 to 5,089 vote in favor of the construction program.

Mesa — Mesa

Bus union and Greyhound keep talks going through Thanksgiving

Phoenix reports the threat of a strike by Greyhound drivers and maintenance workers easing as union and company negotiators pledge to continue talks over the holiday if progress continues. The Amalgamated Transit Union and company spokesmen say negotiations will persist through Thanksgiving as long as there are signs of headway.

Phoenix Greyhound Amalgamated Transit Union and Company

Brooks mileage claim delayed by board absence

Discussion of a 456 mileage reimbursement by Roger Brooks, Maricopa Community College District board member, was postponed after he did not attend the meeting. President Jeremy Butler delayed action, seeking fuller explanation, as county prosecutors review Brooks mileage and other allegations. The board later approved a code of ethics and faculty qualification guidelines.

Roger Brooks Maricopa Community College Brooks Governing Board Jeremy Butler Maricopa County Butler

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