Debaters Clash On Israel And Rights In Arizona Senate Race
U S Senate hopefuls sparred over Israel aid, drug programs and women's rights at a Scottsdale debate hosted by the League of Women Voters. Dennis DeConcini accused Sam Steiger of voting against six Israel appropriations since 1974 while Feighan and Field offered other policy takes.
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U.S. Senate
Israel
Dennis DeConcini
U.S
Sam Steiger
Scottsdale
R.C
Bob” Field
William Feighan
Paradise Valley
Allan Norwitz
League of Women Voters
Steiger
DeConcini
Ford
Field
Tucson
Arizona Drug Control District
Pima County
Feighan
State Department
Scottsdale school board candidates urge streamlining procedures
Eight candidates at Saguaro High School forum sponsor decried time wasted on routine tasks and urged reforms to allow more policy work. Incumbents Aaron Rosen and Donald Swanson joined J D Lawson Joe C Jamison Richard W Clark James E Thompson Thomas C Carey Phyllis K Spencer and Everts H McDaniel attended though McDaniel was absent. Carey urged more staff, Jamison proposed dedicated educational meetings, Spencer urged reordered agendas, Swanson and Jamison stressed homework and audience seating, while Lawson warned against excluding resident input.
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Scottsdale School Board
Saguaro High School
PTA Community Parent Council
Aaron Rosen
Donald Swanson
J D Lawson
Joe C. Jamison
Richard W. Clark
James E. Thompson
Thomas C. Carey
Phyllis K. Spencer
Everts H. McDaniel
McDaniel
Carey
Jamison
Nuremburg
Lawson
Rosen
Clark
Spencer
Swanson
Thompson
Man admits shooting roommate in Scottsdale apartment
Scottsdale police testified that Michael Ray DeCoe admitted shooting his roommate Lee Gardiner Jr. on October 2 in the living room of their apartment at 7440 East Thomas Road. Investigators said a Ruger revolver loaded with five rounds was found at the scene after Gardiner was found dead on the sofa.
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Michael Ray DeCoe
Lee Gardiner, Jr
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Justice Court
Dennis Borkenhagen
DeCoe
Gardiner
E. Thomas Rd
Borkenhagen
Lee Gardiner III
Dress designer Anita Rheeman of Scottsdale dies at 85
Anita R. Rheeman owner of Rema's Originals on Fifth Avenue in Scottsdale died Sunday at Scottsdale Nursing Center at 4857 N Woodmere Fairway born in Germany she moved from California 22 years ago opened her shop in 1959 survivors include sisters Helen M Rheeman Scotts dale and Maria M Grooters Houston two nieces friends may call 4 to 8 p m at Messinger Mortuary on Indian School Road services Wednesday noon cremation to follow.
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Anita R. Rheeman
Rema’s Originals
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale
Miss Rheeman
N. Woodmere Fairway
Germany
Arizona
California
Helen M. Rheeman
Maria M. Grooters
Houston
Texas
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Dorothy Uhlman Dies. North Phoenix Resident Noted Nursery Owner
Dorothy A. Uhlman 65 died Monday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hansen Mortuary Phoenix. She owned Evergreen Nursery in Sunnyslope in the early 1950s and later worked at Arcadia Animal Clinic. Survived by daughter Sandra McNatt and two grandchildren.
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Dorothy A. Uhlman
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Hansen Mortuary
Seventh St
Phoenix
Uhlman
Quail Run Place
Evergreen Nursery
Sunnyslope
Arcadia Animal Clinic
Sandra McNatt
Nine Streets Slurry Seal Work Closes Portions Wednesday
The city will close sections of nine streets on Wednesday for slurry seal resurfacing. The affected streets include 68th Place from Thomas Road to Virginia Avenue and Windsor Avenue cul-de-sac, Vernon Avenue from 68th Street to 70th Street with 68th Way cul-de-sac, Hubbell Street from 74th Street to Miller Road, 75th Place from Almeria Road to Grananda Drive, Wilshire Drive and 71st Place from 70th Street to Virginia, and 72nd Place, Monte Vista Road and 73rd Place from Oak Street to Cypress Street.
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68Th Place
Thomas Road
Virginia Avenue
Windsor Avenue
Vernon Avenue
68Th Street
70Th Street
68Th Way
China names Hua Kuo-feng as Communist Party chairman
A Chinese government spokesman announced Hua Kuo-feng, age 57, has been appointed to succeed Mao Tse-tung as chairman of the Chinese Communist Party. Kyodo News reports the move followed arrests of Mao’s widow Chiang Ching and three other Politburo officials amid alleged coup plotting and infighting.
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Tokyo
Hua Kuo-feng
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Communist Party
Japan
Kyodo
Peking
Mao
Chiang Ching
Party
Radical
Stolen $2,800 Silver Set in Scottsdale Burglary
Police said a Scottsdale home on 5125 N. 83rd St. was burglarized between Friday afternoon and Monday evening. A $2,800 silver set along with jewelry cash and coins were stolen, with total losses estimated at $3,200.
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Scottsdale
Harry D. Herbst
N. 83Rd St
Tucson GOP Criticizes State Party Over Guttersen Race
Laird Guttersen, a retired Air Force colonel and GOP challenger to Morris Udall in Arizona's 2nd Congressional District, says the state Republican Party has given him little support. In Phoenix, Sen. Robert Dole's tentative Phoenix rally next Tuesday is planned with details to follow.
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Tucson
Laird Guttersen
Republican
Morris Udall
Guttersen
Air Force
Phoenix
Robert Dole
Sherm Gardner
Steiger says party wounds heal after bitter Arizona primary
Rep. Sam Steiger reports improved backing from Conlan supporters after a fierce U S Senate nomination fight. He spoke at a Republican Forum luncheon and cited growing support from key backers. Two Westwood High seniors admit placing an explosive device on the football field last Thursday night to create a big halftime boom.
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Phoenix
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
John Conlan
U.S. Senate
Steiger
Republican Forum
Conlan
Mesa
Westwood High School
Westwood High
Bill White
Eye Doctors Drive Campaign Cash To Arizona Legislature
Ophthalmologists and allied groups have donated about 66000 dollars to campaigns for the Arizona Legislature, aiming to influence policy on optometrist practice expansion. The coalition includes multiple organizations and advocates for professional scope rules.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Reservoir use to be discussed in Scottsdale parks meeting
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss whether to build tennis courts on concrete slabs over a reservoir at McCormick Park or repurpose the land. A 1974 Kaiser Aetna deal to fund courts faced loggerhead over transfers. a Wednesday night session will consider a children's play area or other uses, with proposals for a commercial Kiddieland in McCormick Park cited.
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McCormick Park
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Guy Stillman
Scottsdale
Commission
Marianne Barnett
Stillman
Parks and Recreation Department
Jon McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Counties may extend property tax deadline
PHOENIX AP Counties may extend property tax deadlines beyond Nov. 1 according to State Revenue Director Neal Trasente who says his office has no power to grant extensions though counties can act if delays were caused by errors. Gila Navajo and Pinal counties have not received bills and blamed computer changes.
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Phoenix
Neal Trasente
Maricopa
Trasente
Gila
Navajo
Pinal
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