Scottsdale High Student Center Expansion Plans Detail
The district outlines a large new student center with a 10168 square foot food services area a 1429 square foot bookstore and a 9689 square foot evaporative cooled mall and a 960 square foot maintenance shop as part of a $3 million construction package tied to Scottsdale High. Work would begin Jan 15 with completion targeted for 1976 and bids opening after the new year.
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Bill Padersen
Pege Ag Bs
Dave Young
Pedersen
Scottsdale High
Jack Kearney
Paradise Valley Tennis Club Plan Changes Approved
PV commission endorses amendments to Camelback Racquet Club special use permit. Stipulations require site plan tweaks indoors and outdoors, access ramps, debris removal, landscaping, flood protection, drainage conformance, color updates, and a $100000 completion bond. project must finish by Nov 29 or bond is returned. Public hearing on redefining front yards also set.
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Paradise Valley
CRC
Racquet Club
Commission
Kleindienst Joins Arizona Law Firm for Civil and Criminal Work
Richard G. Kleindienst former U S attorney general and 1964 Arizona gubernatorial candidate has joined Welch and Morgan to handle criminal and civil matters. A Phoenix lawsuit is being prepared to compel city officials to grant annual cost of living pay raises to municipal employees hired before July 15. The Fraternal Order of Police says all such pre July 15 hires would be plaintiffs.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
U.S
Arizona
Welch and Morgan
Kleindienst
Phoenix
James Bialac
The
Fraternal Order of Police
Lawmakers prepare malpractice reform plan for Arizona
Senate Majority Leader Alfredo Gutierrez and House Majority Leader Burton Barr told the Maricopa County Medical Society that a state legislative staff delegation will visit other states with medical malpractice statutes as a plan is prepared for presentation to a legislative committee in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
Dphoenix
House
Burton Barr
Maricopa County Medical Society
Copper smelters face sulfuric acid mist issue in Arizona
State health officials and copper industry representatives plan a meeting next week to tackle a sulfuric acid mist affecting four Arizona copper smelters. Bruce Scott of the Arizona Air Quality Control Bureau noted the aerosol, or fine particle, pollution is not adequately controlled by current equipment.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bruce Scott
Arizona Air Quality Control Bureau
Yarnell Fire Threat Fades After Week’s Early Blaze
Winds to 50 mph pushed a brush fire through Yarnell, 75 acres burned before firefighters and residents contained it. A second blaze near Heber had grown to about 155 acres of ponderosa pine as crews worked to gain control.
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Yarnell
Prescott
Heber
Crehan to Speak on Drinking Dangers for Scottsdale Jaycees
Frank Crehan will address the Scottsdale Jaycees Thursday night on the dangers of excessive drinking as part of the Threshold Program. He speaks at 8 p.m. in the clubhouse on Hinton Avenue north of Osborn.
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Frank Crehan
Scottsdale Jaycees
Jaycees
Crehan
Hinton Avenue
Osborn
Arizona officials pace to curb organized crime
Three state leaders in Arizona say the mob can be cut back with refined methods and strong public support. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt, Col Lloyd Robertson and Phoenix Police Chief Lawrence Wetzel urge more investigators, statewide effort, and focus on police intelligence, investigation and prosecution to deter organized crime.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Col
Lloyd Robertson
State Department of Public Safety
Lawrence Wetzel
Wetzel
Babbitt
Diamond ring stolen from Larson home
Police report a $3,000 gold-banded Die carat diamond ring stolen from Robert J. Larson’s den after his wife placed rings on a table. Two business acquaintances were at the residence when the ring went missing. officers searched the men and their vehicles but found no ring.
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Robert J. Larson
Larson
Rovey Ave
Revised rezoning plan for Martha Riley property heard in November
The city planning commission will hear a revised Martha Riley 39 acre rezoning proposal south of the Arizona Canal for 213 patio homes no townhouses after residents protested the initial plan. A legal protest remains active. The council also approved a Shell self service gas station use permit at Scottsdale and Camelback, rezoning for a future senior center, reappointed Ed Halloran as alternate city court judge, and approved a Youth and Adult Services office lease at 3703 N 75th St for 239 monthly over nine months.
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Martha Riley
Arizona Canal
Planning Commission
Riley
Richard Filler
Shell Oil Co
Scottsdale
Camelback Roads
Ed Halloran
Arubbher
Halloran
Edward L. Boyle
Dom Jerome
Scottsdale Plumbing Co
N. 75Th St
Scottsdale Town Meeting at SCC Saturday
Scottsdale Community College hosts Town Meeting 76 part of a nationwide effort to spur citizen involvement. The full day session opens at 8 30 a m with a $1 luncheon and workshops to propose practical methods for local challenges. State Sen Robert Hungerford and Mayor William C Jenkins lead the program with performances by local groups.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community College
Institute of Cultural Affairs
Arizona Bicentennial Commission
The
Bicentennial Administration
Robert Hungerford
William C. Jenkins
Scottsdale Boy's Club
Spirit of 76 Square Dancers
Scottsdale Balladeres
Los Arcos
Scottsdale Town Meeting 16
Jaycees
Civitan Club
Camelback Kiwanis
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Lazy J’s
American Association’ ‘of
Robertson wins Maricopa CC third precinct seat
Robert Robertson a Democrat defeated Republican Tom McCarthy 825 to 569 in unofficial tallies for Maricopa County Community College District third precinct. Write in Murial Small received 76 votes. He will replace Dr. Paul Wright as governing board chair for Glendale area.
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Robert Robertson
Maricopa’ County
Western Electric Employe
Tom McCarthy
Murial Small
Phoenix College
Robertson
Paul Wright
Glendale
Scottsdale
Glendale Community, College
Obituary for Melinda Lee Musgrove at 22 months
Services for Melinda Lee Musgrove aged 22 months are set for Thursday at 11 a.m. at Mes singer Mortuary Chapel in Mesa with burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens. The child, of 17656 North 41st Street, died Monday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Born in Omaha she moved to the Valley about a year and a half ago with her parents James Musgrove and her mother. Survivors include her parents and grandparents from Council Bluffs Iowa and Cottonwood Arizona.
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Melinda Lee Musgrove
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
Melinda
N. 41St Street
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Omaha
Valley
Wellington plan to be given study by Scottsdale school board
The Scottsdale school board unanimously approved forming a 19 member study committee to evaluate James Wellington's proposal for a fundamental school in the district. The panel will include 15 citizens, an elementary principal, two teachers, and a district administrator, with public meetings and a report to the board by February 5.
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Scottsdale
James Wellington
Wellington
Robert Uldane
William Randall
Dairy firms ordered to post antitrust notice on milk cartons
A federal judge in Phoenix ordered Foremost-McKesson Inc, Borden Inc, Carnation Co, and Shamrock Foods Co to display a legal notice on half gallon milk cartons for 60 days. Notification must begin within 50 days. The court ruled carton notices provide direct, repeated notice to milk buyers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
US District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Foremost-McKesson Inc
Borden Inc
Carnation Co
Shamrock Foods Co
Muecke
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Camelview Plaza
Lackey
Leonard and
Ellen Hunt
Mesa
PV Commission
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Riley Property
Senior Citizen Center
SCC
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James Musgrove
Ed Reynolds
Council Bluff
Owa
James Wertmen
Cottonwood
Drinkwater’s ‘Liquors & Cheese Scoiidaiend
Stiea
Fountain Mills
Fei
Sun
Fyld
Dairies
MRC
Kraft, Futaba
Tiocki
Gelvery
Macrame
Tyco
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