Leg lawmakers defend Moran amid Bolin coercion talk
In Phoenix the legislature pushes back as Governor Bolin weighs firing Corrections Chief John Moran after a public critique stating the agency needs new leadership. Leaders warn the move risks undermining stability while Moran cites a court-ordered inmate reduction at Florence.
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Phoenix
Wesley Bolin
John Moran
Moran
Tom Rippey
Bolin
House
Burton Barr
R Phoenix
Barr
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
D-Phoenix
Obituary: Joe Esile Scottsdale Symphony assistant director dies
Joe Esile 47 associate director of the Scottsdale Symphony died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital after about three weeks with a kidney illness. He directed many Scottsdale Phoenix performances and taught music at Saguaro and Scottsdale high schools. Funeral Friday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Joe Esile
Scottsdale Symphony
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robinson James Russell 80 dies in Phoenix Veterans Hospital
James Russell Robinson 80 of 8211 E Garfield Street died Sunday at Phoenix Veterans Hospital. Born in Iowa he moved to the Valley 25 years ago from Colorado and worked as a teacher there and in Arizona. He was an Elks member in Colorado and Phi Delta Theta life member at Colorado State University. He leaves Helene, three daughters Marilee Rice Dorothy Viney and Mrs Raymond Reynolds all of Scottsdale three sons Eldon of Phoenix James of Maryland and Arthur of California two sisters and 13 grandchildren. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Road. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Interment private.
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Esile
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Scottsdale Singers Choir
Scottsdale High
Voices of Saguaro Choir
Saguaro High
Scottydale Symphony
Phoenix
Air Force
Williams Air Force Base
Lawrence
Mass
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Boston University
Arizona State University
Messinger Mortuary
Indiana School Road
Lawrence, Mass
Kathaleen
Christopher J
Lisa K
Rosario Esile
Franco
Rose Palmer
Rita Martone
State
James Russell Robinson
E. Garfield Street
Phoenix Veterans Hospital
Iowa
Robinson
Colorado
Arizona
The
Elks Lodge
Phi Deta Theta Fraternity
Colorado State University
Helene
Marilee Rice
Dorothy Viney
Raymond Reynolds
Eldon
James
Maryland
Arthur
California
Indian School Road
Elzie L Warner 84 Dies. Rites Set in Paradise Chapel
Elzie L Warner aged 84 died Sunday at Doctors Hospital. Born in Ohio he moved to the Valley from California 25 years ago and lived at 7718 East Meadowbrook Avenue. He was a charter member of the World Fast Draw Association. Visitation is Wednesday 2 to 5 PM at Paradise Chapel 3934 East Indian School Road. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 PM with interment at Greenwood Memorial Park 2300 West Van Buren.
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Paradise Chapel
Elzie L. Warner
Doctors Hospital
Ohio
Warner
Valley
California
E. Meadowbrook Ave
E. Indian School Road
Greenwood Memorial Park
W. van Buren
Stanley J. Schenkel Graveside Service Notice
Stanley John Schenkel 30 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Graveside services set for 9 30 a m Wednesday. He moved from Colorado to the Valley and was a mechanic. Survivors include wife Luella three stepsons Christopher Craig and John a stepdaughter Lisa parents Henry and Elaine Schenkel Prescott one brother and one sister. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Stanley John Schenkel
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Schenkel
Colorado
Rancho Vista Drive
Luella
Christopher
Craig
John
Lisa
Henry
Elaine Schenkel
Prescott
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Public Advocate Plans Suit Over Arizona Mental Institutions
Bruce Meyerson of the Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest says he will sue if an investigation confirms that state mental institutions deprive handicapped children of appropriate education and fail to staff these facilities with qualified teachers.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bruce Meyerson
Arizona Center For Law In
Peruvian Leader Links Carter to Latin American Torture Policy
Hugo Blanco, speaking at Arizona State University, accused the Carter Administration of not interfering with torture and the suppression of political prisoners in Latin America. He stated suppression has become a way of life and claimed Carter would protect American business interests guiding regional governments.
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Tempe
Carter
Latin America
Hugo Blanco
Arizona State University
Erie man given 25 years for first degree murder
David E. Huzar of Erie Pennsylvania received a 25 year prison term after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the slaying of an auto salesman last spring. A Superior Court judge also imposed two concurrent 5 to 10 year terms for two armed robberies under a plea agreement.
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Phoenix
David E. Huzar
Erie
Superior Court
Sandra O'Connor
Huzar
Engine Failure Cited in Tucson Light Plane Crash
Federal investigator Guy Moshier of the National Transportation Safety Board said a bad rod and rod bearing caused the Mooney M20B crash last Saturday near Tucson. Air Force flight instructor and another person were killed in the accident.
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Tucson
Air Force
Guy Moshier
National Transportation Safety Board
Rabago Named Chief of State Personnel Division
Gov. Wesley Bolin announced the appointment of Richard Rabago as chief of the State Personnel Division where he has served as acting director since June. Rabago succeeds James Wiley who resigned at the request of State Administration Director Max Hawkins.
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Phoenix
Richard Rabago
Wesley Bolin
Rabago
James Wiley
Max Hawkins
Tests Not Best Measure, Tucson Leader Says
Wilbur Lewis, superintendent of Tucson Unified, argues success after graduation matters more than standardized tests. He tells Democrats of Greater Tucson that Arizona test use would be costly and offer little value.
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Tucson
Wilbur Lewis
Tucson Unified
Lewis
Greater
Arizona
Appeal for blood to cover rising surgeries in region
Arizona Blood Services calls for 600 pints of blood as surgeries rise. types O and A are most needed per Alex Moser. Without the supply, elective surgeries may be cancelled tomorrow. Blood draws stay open until 8 pm at Mesa 104 S Robson and Phoenix 1139 E McDowell.
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Arizona Blood Services
Blood Services
Alex Moser
Public Information
Moser
Scottsdale
S. Robson
Mesa
E. McDowell Road
Phoenix
Students Agree to Restitution for Locker Fires at Mohave School
Two Mohave School students will pay restitution after fires were set in two lockers Saturday. Principal Bernard Weiler identified the youths and notified their parents. Police reported minor locker damage with no damage amount provided.
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Mohave School
Mohave
Bernard Weiler
Weiler
Phoenix Area Bus Line Funding Approved For One More Month
The Phoenix City Council approved another month of funding for Route 22 serving northeast Phoenix and Scottsdale to Tempe. Tempe warns it cannot afford transit subsidies, while Scottsdale agrees to cover up to half the costs through next June. The line has been kept afloat by monthly contributions from Scottsdale Phoenix and Tempe after Tempe cut subsidies earlier this year.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Tempe
Ken McDonald
Scottsdale Gallery Accused of Investor Fraud Scheme
A federal bankruptcy receiver alleges Ashton Gallery owner Robert Ashton defrauded investors by taking thousands from people for Indian art collections that may not have existed. The gallery closed with assets $219,933 and debts $1.3 million. a going out sale is planned.
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Scottsdale
U. S
Robert Ashton
Ashton Gallery
Third Ave
Marilyn Perry
Ashton
Sharon
Desert Jewel Drive
Paradise Valley
Pajarito American Indian Art Inc
Ashtons
Arizona
Perry
Scottsdale council weighs developer aid for water projects
Scottsdale Northeast Associates could fund a share of a 24 inch water main on Shea Boulevard and a three million gallon reservoir as part of a zoning change for a 515 acre north Scottsdale planned community. The move would set a precedent for developer participation in north area water system improvements.
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North
Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
Scottsdale Northeast Associates
Shea Boulevard
122Nd Street
Shea
PCD
108Th
120Th Streets
Daniel Raby
Security Mortgage
Scottsdale-Northeast Associates
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