Body Found In Ditch Near Scottsdale Hotel
A dead man was found in a drainage ditch between the Arizona Canal and the Safari Hotel Convention Center near 4611 N Scottsdale Rd. Detectives say the body likely sat in two feet of water after being in the ditch for about 12 hours. Police note bruising and possible recent fight, with belt and keys to a GM car among items carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnstone
Safari Hotel Convention Center
Scottsdale Rd
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale
Denver
Charles Appell
Canal
Ron Dean
General Motors
Obituary Raymond H. Cope Sun Photo Inc. president dies
Raymond H. Cope 67, head of Sun Photo Inc. in Scottsdale for a decade, died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A World War II veteran and former California exchange services chief, he left Glendale for Arizona ten years ago. Survived by wife Helen, son Albert, two daughters Patricia and Marie, a sister and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Messinger Mortuary and St. Maria Goretti Church with burial at St. Francis Cemetery. Contribute to the American Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Cope
Sun Photo Inc
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Scottsdale
Mr. Cope
E. Caballo Drive
St. Louis
Arizona
Glendale
Calif
U.S. Army
California Exchange Services
Arizona Pharmaceutical Association
Helen C
Paradise Valley
Albert M. Moreno
Manhattan Beach
Patricia Waller
Newport Beach
Marie E. Johnson
Santa Ana
Robert A Steele dies at 50 in Scottsdale area
Robert A Steele 50 of 6949 E Osborn Road died Saturday in Scottsdale. He owned Mill and Mine Water Consultants Inc. Survivors include wife Sylvia a son Robert daughters Bridget Susan and Mrs Kerry Logan and one grandchild. Memorial services 11 am Wednesday at First Baptist Church 7024 E Osborn Road. Arizona Burial Cremation and Transportation Service of Phoenix handled cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Steele
E. Osborn Road
Mill and Mine Water Consultants, Inc
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Sylvia
Robert
Bridget
Susan
Kerry Logan
First Baptist Church
Arizona
Transportation Service of Phoenix
Death notice for Dwayne Kay Rogers
Services for Dwayne Kay Rogers six year old second grade student at Tavan Elementary were held today. Burial planned at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He died Friday in St Josephs Hospital after a long illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Rogers sisters Kayleen Kathlene and grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur W Rogers and Mr and Mrs Crant W Magleby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwayne Kay Rogers
Tavan Elementary School
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Arthur Rogers
KE. Flower
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kayleen
Kathlene
Arthur W. Rogers
Crant W. Magleby
Elizabeth Spiegel Graveside Rites Held for Arizona Resident
Mrs. Elizabeth Spiegel 75 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Graveside services were conducted at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Hungary she moved to Arizona six years ago from California and was past president of the American Hungarian Ladies Aid of Los Angeles and a member of the B N A I Birth of Phoenix. Survivors include her husband Ben a daughter Christina Carroll and a grandchild. Sinai Mortuary made arrangements.
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Elizabeth Speigel
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mrs. Spiegel
Hungary
Arizona
California
American Hungarian Ladies Aid of
Los Angeles
B’nai Birth of
Phoenix
Boozy the snail dies after alcohol poisoning
In Hove England the nine inch African snail Boozy known for crawling up glasses to sip beer inside died. Owner Christopher Hudson 19 says death caused by alcohol poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
England
UPI
Boozy
Christopher Hudson
Kissinger Defends Rockefeller Gift Acceptance
Secretary Kissinger released a letter and White House legal opinions saying the $50,000 gift from Nelson Rockefeller in 1969 did not violate conflicts of interest rules. The Rockefellers and trustees funded gifts to Kissinger and other officials. Rockefellers also made gifts to Morehouse and Rowan, with related notes and loans canceled.
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Morgan
Nixon
Krogh
Kissinger
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
State Department
Paul Hare
Richard M. Nixon
Hare
Morrow
L. Judson Morehouse
William Rowan
Port Authority
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Morehouse
New York Liquor Authority
Rowan
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
15 Acre Industrial Zoning Sought for Air Park Site
Landel Inc seeks light industrial zoning for a nearly 15 acre parcel along Greenway Road at Thunderbird Industrial Air Park near Scottsdale Municipal Airport. City staff likely approve with a 50 foot Greenway buffering strip and discuss new zoning and development fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Greenway Road
Commission
Bussard
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Smiley retrial begins in Tempe courtroom
The retrial of Willie Lee Smiley and Donald Williams opened in Superior Court with jury selection and opening statements. The case stems from alleged rape of a 16 year old Tempe High School student at Williams apartment after the victim testified two other girls were invited to hear records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Community College
Superior Court
Morris Rozar
Willie Lee
Smiley
Tempe
Donald Williams
Bruce Moore
SCC
Moore
Williams
Rozar
Westcor plan impact eyed at Paradise Valley meeting
Phoenix Planning Commission will review the future land use for Paradise Valley at Desert Cove School 28th Street and Desert Cove at 6 30 p m. Officials from the Planning Commission Parks and Recreation Flood Control and Traffic departments will present estimates of Westcor Inc s Paradise Valley project and its effect on the 1990 Comprehensive Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Valley Bureau
Paradise Valley
Phoenix Planning Commission
Desert Cove School
28Th Street
Desert Cove
Planning Commission
Parks and Recreation Commission
Flood Control Department
Traffic Department
Westcor, Inc
Commission
Westcor
Dykes Given 9 to 10 Years for Gila Bend Killings
Lewis J. Dykes 27 receives nine to ten years on five counts of involuntary manslaughter after a jury found him guilty of recruiting victims to steal brass shell-casings at the Gila Bend Gunnery Range last May. Judge Rufus Coulter imposed concurrent terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Lewis J. Dykes
Gila Bend
Maricopa County
Rufus Coulter
Air Force Reservation
Law deans back Merit selection for judges in Arizona
Joseph Livermore of the University of Arizona and Willard Pedrick of Arizona State University endorsed Proposition 108 in the November ballot arguing that a political election is a poor method to select judges. The joint statement supported merit-based selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Joseph Livermore
Uofa
Willard Pedrick
ASU
FBI arrests Californian on fugitive warrant in pimping case
FBI agents arrested Sammy Butcher 28 of San Francisco on a federal fugitive warrant issued in Oakland July 17. He faces charges of interstate flight to avoid prosecution for pimping pandering keeping a woman for prostitution without her consent and failure to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Sammy Butcher
San Francisco
FBI
California
Butcher
Oakland
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St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church
Granite Reef Road
St. Francis Cemetery
American Heart Association
Racine-West
Woofie
Shea
Dwayne K. Rogers
Elizabeth Spiegel
Christina Carroll
Sinai Mortuary
L Artiste Beauty Salon
Brown Avenue
Scottsdale Road
Larry Bussard
Joe Neblett
Paradise Valley Planning Commission
Greater
Ome Tao Agl
USDA
UPC
Lee
Hell
Dnc
En Aare
Aaa
Scottsdale Hilton
ARS
Pemshes
PS Egtales Ale
Meinees
Voy
Kenenen
Wourz
Diewson Sport Center
Woofies [Delicatessen
Discount Tires
United Press International
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