Woman fatally struck by car on Scottsdale Road
A 48-year-old Tempe woman Rose Lynn died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Michael E. Howell 20 of Phoenix as she crossed Scottsdale Road near Fillmore Street around 8:30 p.m. Deputies noted she was not in a crosswalk. Ambulance crews treated her at the scene.
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Tim Koors Lynn
Tempe
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Fillmore Street
Sheriff's
Ae Rose Lynn
E*tempe Drive
Michael E. Howell
N. 39Th Drive
Phoenix
Lynn
Obituary for Marguerite Christensen 64
Memorial services planned for Marguerite I. Christensen 64 who died Thursday at the Golden Age Nursing Home. She was born in Richmond Ontario and moved from Jackson Michigan two years ago. Survivors include husband Elly, daughters Margaret McPherson and Isabelle Miller, a brother a sister eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Marguerite I. Christensen
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Christensen
E. Osborn
Richmond
Ontario
Can
Jackson
Mich
Scottsdale Presbyterian Church
Victoria
The
Eastern Star
Elly
Margaret A. McPherson
Glendale
Isabelle Miller
Riverview
Leon Henderson
Dearborn Heights
Eleanor Ae
Seaforth
Williams services set for 7 30 PM in Scottsdale area
Eleanor Williams 68 native of Chicago died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation today. Funeral 7:30 PM at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd officiated by Rev Floyd Goulooze. Mrs Williams moved to Arizona seven years ago from Minnesota and belonged to the Western Greeters Club. She leaves seven grandchildren and a sister Sue McLachlan of Pos en Illinois.
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Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Eleanor Williams
Chicago
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Floyd W. Goulooze
Williams
Indianola Ave
Arizona
Obituary for Mae L. Jones of Scottsdale
Mae L. Jones 79 of 7010 E Continental Drive died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Glass and Garden Church member she moved to Arizona 11 years ago from Dyersburg Tennessee where she served as Worthy Matron in Eastern Star. Survived by daughters Mrs Robert Holt and Louise Beshers and four grandchildren. Services Monday 9 a.m. Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Interment Greenwood Mausoleum. Friends may call 6 to 9 tonight and all day Sunday.
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Mae L. Jones
Continental Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Glass and Garden Community Church
Arizona
Dyersburg
Tenn
Eastern Star
Robert Holt
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Greenwood Mausoleum
Mary M. Parker 83 Dies in Phoenix Nursing Home
Mary M. Parker 83 a native Arizonan died Thursday in a Phoenix nursing home. She resided at 4623 North 74th Place and was survived by daughters Erma Wood and Merle, sons E. R. J. C. and Floyd, a sister, 11 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Services were held at 10 am today at Mortensen Kings Funeral Center of Phoenix.
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Mary M. Parker
Phoenix
Parker
N. 74Th Place
Erma Wood
Merle
E. R
J.C
Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center of
Arizona unemployment holds at nine percent in September
Arizona jobless rate remains at 10.9 percent seasonally adjusted for September, state officials say. DES officials forecast a bottoming out before a gradual upturn. Union electrical workers threaten picketing at the Arizona State Fair set to open October 24. Maricopa County Assessor Ken Kunes warns taxpayers the funding trough is drying up and urges objections to new tax increases.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Economic Security
Tom Clark
Maricopa County
Ken Kunes
Cities to negotiate with police and fire over agreements
Governor Raul Castro urged cities to handle negotiations with police, fire, and garbage workers without state intervention, saying the state has enough problems to manage. In Phoenix, the Senate committee asked the Department of Economic Security to resolve jurisdictional questions with 17 tribes to extend federally mandated social services to reservations. In Tucson, rescuers retrieved two charred bodies from a light plane crash that sparked a 125 acre forest fire in a remote canyon.
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Kingman
Raul Castro
Castro
Phoenix
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Department of Economic Security
Tucson
Here
Paradise Valley Phoenix Bicentennial Celebration Planned
The Phoenix bicentennial event runs 1 to 7 p.m. Sunday at St. Theresa Catholic Church in Phoenix. Displays will include the armed services, the Paradise Valley Lions Club, 4-H clubs, the Greater Paradise Valley Community Council, and Phoenix police and fire departments. City councilmen and other officials are expected to attend.
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Paradise Valley
North
Phoenix
St.ee Catholic Church
E. Shea Blvd
The
Armed Services
Paradise Valley Lions Club
Greater
Adoption Day at Aloha Animal Hospital in Phoenix
The Arizovia Animal Welfare League hosts an adoption event from 12 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at Aloha Animal Hospital located at 66th Street and McDowell Road. All animals are spayed or neutered and ready for homes.
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Arizovia Animal Welfare League
Aloha Animal Hospital
66Th Street
McDowell Road
Seversmeared remains spur Hoffa identity probe in Tucson
Remains of a middle aged man found in a Tucson trash dump prompt homicide inquiry. Authorities compare partial fingerprints to Hoffa case files while FBI agents await detailed prints. Store owner Howard Hughes notes Hoffa shopped at a Detroit Food Land two years ago as investigators inspect evidence and clues from a white male victim.
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Tucson
Teamsters, Union
Desnes
Hoffa
Be Ser
William
Pima County Sheriff's Homicide Division
Coen
Scottsdale man arraigned in manslaughter case over Tempe beating
Kevin Besh, 19, of Scottsdale, arraigned in Tempe Justice Court on voluntary manslaughter charges tied to the Oct 9 death of ASU student Angel Rivera. Police say Rivera beat a Tempe woman, then fought with Besh and Greg Gentile. Besh released on own recognizance.
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Kevin Besh
Scottsdale
Tempe
Arizona State University
Justice of the Peace
George Boyd
Besh
Angel S. Rivera
Terrace
Rivera
Hugo Zettler
Columbus Ave
Carol Lindner
Third
Ash S
Zettler
Harold Mathews
Phoenix
Greg Gentile
Mathews
Scottsdale Town Meeting sets Oct 29 follow up at MCC
Last Saturday’s Scottsdale Town Meeting produced a lengthy proposal list addressing economic political and cultural challenges. A second meeting is planned at Scottsdale Community College on Oct 29 to decide where to go from here with open participation and a forming group to chart future steps.
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Scottsdale
Answd
Scottsdale Community College
Jim Brooks
Brooks
Seta
Institute of Cultural Affairs
State tax intake trails predictions by two percent
Phoenix AP reports state tax collections fell about two percent below forecast for the quarter ending September 30. Revenue Director Neal Trasente notes signs of recovery but urges fiscal caution for several months to prevent spending from outpacing income. The fiscal year began with an 8 percent predicted revenue rise.
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Phoenix
Neal ‘Trasente
Trasente
Jaycees pick Fee to direct 76 Parada in Sol parade
Scottsdale Jaycees name Bill Fee of Phoenix as 1976 Parada boss for the 23rd annual Parada de Sol parade and rodeo next February. Fee, a Sinclair Paints employee, has chaired publicity and concessions committees and attended Southern Illinois University. Other Parada chairmen include Wayble publicity Bradley rodeo Dawson queen Olson events Bowman Pelton McWherter Mulholland Strombeck Samuels Wilson Startiper Flanigan Heirshberg.
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Bill Fee
87Th St
Scottsdale Jaycees
Sinclair Paints
Phoenix
Fee
Southern Illinois’ University
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
Jaycees
Bill Wayble
Bob Bradley
Dan Dawson
Gary Olson
Steve Bowman
Gary Pelton
Fred McWherter
al Mulholland
Bruce Strombeck
Dave Samuels
Tom Wilson
Bob Startiper
Dan Flanigan
Dan Heirshberg
Dial 994 9371 for Scottsdale Progress want ads
Readers are reminded they can call the Scottsdale Progress want ads at any time by dialing 994 9371. The notice highlights 24 hour access for placing or checking ads.
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Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale Airport restricts transient aircraft parking
Aircraft parking at Scottsdale Mi Airport will be restricted Monday and Tuesday while the apron is resurfaced. Airport manager Harold Lagasse notes a 40,000 square yard slurry seal coat will be applied to the transient parking apron in front of the terminal to accommodate the growing number of tourists flying into Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Mi
Harold Lagasse
Cattle drive opens in Willcox for American cowboy tribute
The bicentennial salute to the American cowboy starts Monday in Willcox with 1000 head of cattle moving 350 miles to Tucson for sale at an auction. Proceeds benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Trail boss Ed Overmyer leads 20 cowboys from the 7 Guest Ranch after a year of planning this tribute.
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Willcox
Tucson
Ed Overmyer
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