Arizona probes land fraud in Talley case
Attorney General N Warner Lee said others may be implicated in land fraud in a special investigation into the late J Fred Talley led by Bob Corbin a Maricopa County supervisor and former county attorney. The city council also received a report on equal employment opportunities for women and ordered a study of the 32 page report citing ongoing problem areas.
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Phoenix
N. Warner Lee
J. Fred Talley
Lee
Talley
Bob Corbin
Maricopa County
Dianne Crosby
Phoenix Council rejects paving rule to curb inflation fears
Phoenix city council declines to require developers to pave full street widths around commercial property. The current policy mandates paving half the street width abutting developments. In Phoenix Gus Harrell, the No 2 in the State Education Department, will stay in post until next summer retirement. Carolyn Warner, newly elected state superintendent, announced Monday.
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Phoenix
Gus Harrell
Carolyn Warner
Slaying hearing delayed in Mesa-A infant murder case
A Mesa couple Moses Albert Coury and Sharon Coury were granted a one week continuance in their preliminary hearing for the death of their adopted infant son. Judge Dan Roth granted the delay on Monday.
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Mesa
Moses Albert Coury
Sharon
Justice of the Peace
Dan Roth
Warren kin pleads innocent in extortion case
Gale Neece the son in law of land promoter Ned Warren Sr. entered a plea of not guilty to three counts of extortion in Phoenix. He was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly threatening Edward Dennis Kelley in an effort to collect money Kelley allegedly owed Warren.
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Phoenix
Ned Warren Sr
Gale Neece
Edward Dennis Kelley
Kelley
Warren
Obituary: Will Ewert 76 Dies in Scottsdale
Will Ewert 76 died at a local nursing home. Services at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel in Scottsdale. He moved there in 1973. survivor list includes wife Maybelle son Anthony and daughter Mrs John Stansel of Scottsdale. Internment in Scottsdale.
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Will Ewert
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Ewert
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Hutchinson
Kan
Scottsdale
E. Culver St
Maybelle
Anthony
John Stansel
Arnold Ewert
Henry
John Barteland
Elizabeth Ewert
Service for Juliette E. Whittaker
Juliette E. Whittaker, 86, will be buried at Green Acres Memorial Gardens after a service at Green Acres Mortuary on Wednesday. Visitation is Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. She was a retired bank clerk for Continental Illinois National Bank in Chicago and moved to Arizona from California seven years ago. She lived at 8730 E. Hazelwood St and is survived by daughter Eunice Connor of Scottsdale, sister Roma Russel, two grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Juliette E. Whittaker
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Whittaker
Continental Ilinois National Bank
Chicago
Arizona
California
E. Hazelwood St
Eunice Connor
Scottsdale
Roma Russel
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Chaparral High Phase II on Schedule in Scottsdale
Chaparral High School's Phase II construction, a 1.7 million project begun Sept 4, adds 57 000 square feet and new facilities for music drama arts and crafts industrial arts home economics and a 300 seat mini auditorium. Completion is targeted for February 1 barring delays.
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Chaparral High School
Dave Young
Scottsdale
Chaparral
E. Gold Dust Ave
Dredging at Tempe lake fails to find murder evidence
Sheriff divers searched The Lakes in Tempe for the weapon and clothing tied to the Nov 7 deaths of Scottsdale boys Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell. No items were found, and Tempe police said they have no new leads, with John Hatton facing obstruction charges but not considered a suspect.
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Sheriff Department
Tempe
Scottsdale
S. Lakeshore Drive
Jeffrey Don Schlosser
E. Sandalwood Drive
Kelly Kardell
E. Bonita Drive
Absartwents
Bob Hanna
Hanna
John Hatton
Hatton
Superior Court
Burglary Steals $2550 in Items From Scottsdale Homes
Scottsdale police report a burglar stole about $2,550 worth of personal items from two men, Douglas William Tribble and Glenn Swope, at 8218 E. Roma Ave. The thief cut a door screen, broke a window, unlocked the door, and took firearms, a stereo, a tape recorder, jewelry, and other belongings.
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Scottsdale
Douglas William Tribble
Roma Ave
Glenn Swope
Tribble
Safari Hotel
Kudirka Seaman Seeks Book On Russian Prisons
Simas Kudirka the Lithuanian seaman imprisoned in Siberia for 45 months seeking publication offers for a book about Russian prisons. He and his family have resided with Dr. Roland D. Paegle of Locust New Jersey since November 5.
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New Bedford
Mass
UPI
Simas Kudirka
Siberia
Soviet Union
Roland D. Paegle
Locust, N.J
Kudirka
Early Yale mailings urged for Christmas season
Scottsdale Postmaster D C Wilson urges postal patrons to mail Christmas cards and parcels early. He advises estimating stamp needs and buying now, sending out-of-state cards in the first week of December, wrapping gifts carefully with cushioning, and mailing continental US parcels by December 15 to ensure Christmas delivery.
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Scottsdale
D.C. Wilson
Wilson
Continental United States
Ex-conductor opens practice in Eldorado Springs
Dr. R Bernard Finch 57, once California surgeon imprisoned 12 years for wife murder, began practice at Cedar County Memorial Hospital Eldorado Springs Missouri. He assisted in an operation, managed appointments, and made a house call as residents welcome a new physician to serve a 2000 plus population alongside three other doctors.
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Eldorado Springs
UPI
R. Bernard Finch
California
Cedar County Memorial Hospital
Finch
Missouri
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French Quarter Safari Hotel
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James Barrie
Lies Singer
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