NE plan on council agenda as flood aid, water study debated
City council studies approval of the northeast area plan and a local emergency declaration to access state flood repair aid after the Sept 18 flood. Staff revisions set long term water planning and a management plan, while a radio repeater contract for the police department is also on the agenda.
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Police Department
Woman robbed of purse at Safari Hotel parking lot
A 74 year old Scottsdale woman was robbed in the Safari Hotel lot as a man ripped her purse from her arm. The thief escaped with a diamond ring and other valuables after causing arm injuries. A separate flower girl was robbed of about 30 dollars at knifepoint nearby.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Roberge
Jody A. Clark
Thomas Road
Clark
Illinois
Quit Smoking Meetings Open in Scottsdale
The Valley's first Nicotine Addicts Anonymous group has begun meetings in Scottsdale with sessions each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 7320 Shoeman Lane. No membership fees are required. Call 946-7346 or 946-1113 for more information.
Molesting suspect held after traffic stop in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police arrested 22 year old David McKinney on a Colorado warrant for sexual assault on a child. Bond set at 25000 dollars. He was stopped for a traffic violation at 70th Street and Indian School Road.
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Colorado
David McKinney
Castle Rock
Colo
Bond
70Th Street
Indian School Rd
Indians to fight condemnation over Orme Dam flood plan
Fort McDowell tribe vows to oppose any government attempt to condemn reservation land flooded by the proposed Orme Dam. In a recent vote the tribe rejected a $33.5 million offer for 25,000 acres. Phoenix records show a probe into school construction irregularities with requests for firm files.
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Orme Dam
Thomas W. Fredericks
Phoenix
Phoenix Planning Commission
Attorney General
Asst
Kenneth Reed
Peter Lendrum
Arizona
First National Bank
Investigative Team Probes Boiles Case in Phoenix
A group of national investigative reporters arrives in Phoenix to examine the bomb murder of Arizona Republic reporter Don Boiles and possible links to organized crime and illicit business ventures.
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Phoenix
Arizona Republic
Don Boiles
Desert finds hint at more victims around Tucson
Five bodies including at least three homicide victims were found in the desert near Tucson last month. Sheriff’s sergeant William Coen says he has information on at least three more bodies somewhere in the desert.
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Tucson
William Coen
October Fair a First Year Success in Scottsdale
The initial October Fair drew an estimated 60 000 to 70 000 attendees under clear skies despite rain threats from Hurricane Liza. Marianne S Barnett, fair committee chairwoman, praised teamwork and noted no one lost money while noting room to fundraise further.
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Marianne S. Barnett
Liza
Barnett
Scottsdale
Scottsdale parents appeal dismissal of 500000 suit over expelled boy
The Fogles of Scottsdale appeal a Sept 24 dismissal of their May filed $500000 civil suit against the Scottsdale School District over fifth grade student Eric Fogle’s expulsion from Pueblo School. They seek 300000 compensatory and 200000 punitive damages and immediate transfer to a Scottsdale district school.
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Pueblo
Gene Luter
George Fogle
Fogles
Maricopa County
Eric Fogie
Fogies
William Randall
Fogle
Randall
Michael Bloom
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