Federal aid proposed for bridge over channel in Scottsdale
Scottsdale to seek federal funding for the Hayden Road interceptor channel bridge in the Indian Bend Wash as a $750,000 project. City memo says state and Maricopa County will not assist. federal grant would cover all costs. Project area may include county or urbanized area. engineering firms Hoffman Miller and Boyle Engineering noted for study and water system hookup plan.
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Scottsdale
Hayden Road
Indian Bend Wash
Maricopa County
Timothy Bray
Arizona Canal
Hayden
Holmes
Hoffman- Miller Engineers, Inc
Boyle Engineering
Paradise Valley Water Co
Bray
Water Company
Camelback Road
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale Road
74Th Street
Council
Pumpkin crop should meet carvers demand this Halloween
pumpkin supply varied by region with hints of a smaller crop while strong regional quality persisted. Illinois remains the top producer followed by California and New Jersey as about 80 percent of pumpkins are sold in October. Prices range from 59 cents to 4 50 per pumpkin and wholesale prices rise when supply tight.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Midwest
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Gerald Huber
Starlight
Ind
John Reichert
Springfield
Ill
Reichert
Illinois
California
New Jersey
Fire damages motor at Frontier Bowling Lanes
Fire at Frontier Bowling Lanes 7300 E Thomas Rd Saturday night caused about $5,000 damage to an air conditioner motor and minor to $5,000 damage to the $1 million building. Investigators cite a short circuit in the motor. Rural Metro Fire Department units from Scottsdale fought the blaze, bringing it under control within minutes after responders arrived about 9 p.m.
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Frontier
E. Thomas Rd
Metro
RMFD
Scottsdale
Liquor License Revoked for La Versailles Bar
The Scottsdale State Liquor Board revoked the liquor license for the Scotts dale Towers Hotel bar and restaurant located at 7233 E Shoeman Lane after a hearing on alleged hidden ownership by a convicted criminal. Witness Donald M. Humphrey testified that William R. D Ambrosio struck him in the mouth at his attorney’s office. D Ambrosio has a criminal history including murder and securities fraud. Ownership changes occurred in July. the current establishment is Michel s.
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Scottsdale Towers Hotel
E. Shoeman Lane
State Liquor Board
Liquor Board
Donald M. Humphrey
Scottsdale Resco Corp
la Versailles
William R
Rocky
D'Ambrosio
D’ambrosio
Humphrey
D’ambrosios
Progress
Michel’s
City to Consider Contract for Planning Social Services
Scottsdale City Council debates funding for Title XX planning with the Community Council of Maricopa County. Proposed allocation consists of MAG funds 12000 plus 4000 city funds to draft the Title XX plan, aiding elderly disabled and children programs under federal Title XX. The move addresses lack of internal planners and aligns with regional MAG coordination. Also on agenda, bid call for landscaping two downtown lots costing about 22000 to finish the redevelopment project.
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Maricopa County
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Scottsdale
Community Council
Los Olivos
Doubletree Inn
First Avenue
Colene A. Baine 48 Frontier Bowling Lanes VP dies
Colene A. Baine 48, vice president of Frontier Bowling Lanes, died Saturday in Tempe Community Hospital. Born in Birmingham, Alabama, she moved to Arizona nine years ago from Florida. Survived by son J. Michael of Mesa. daughters Kay Stephenson Tempe JoAnn Jones Yuma Renee Conklin Pamela Baine Scottsdale. parents Henry and Mrs. Ayers Scottsdale. brother Bill Ayers Scottsdale. four grandchildren. Services Tuesday 4 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel, 7601 E. Indian School Rd. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at the mortuary.
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Frontier Bowling Lanes
Tempe Community Hospital
Birmingham
Ala
Baine
N. 68Th St
Arizona
Florida
Coronado
Obituary for Emil L. Duquette a Ford retiree in Arizona
Emil L Duquette 75 retired Ford executive died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Born in Michigan he moved to Arizona three years ago from Portland Maine Services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd at 7 p m today Friends may call after 5 p m today at 76038 E Northland Dr Survivors include wife Mary Gay daughters Marie Raymond Therese Pratt and Helen Sobek one brother 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Duquette
Northland Drive
Ford Motor Co
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michigan
Arizona
Portland
Maine
Mary Gay
Marie Raymond
Phoenix
Therese Pratt
Denver
Colo
Helen Sobek
Scottsdale
Panel drops charges against heart surgeon
The State Board of Medical Examiners dismissed unprofessional conduct and unnecessary surgery charges against Dr. Edward Diethrich after a debate over hospital bylaws. The board narrowly rejected probation amid hospital privilege concerns, voting 6-5 against it and 7-4 to dismiss.
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Phoenix
State Board of Medical Examiners
Edward Diethrich
Diethrich
Phoenix Heart
Phil Hirschkop
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hirschkop
Dietrich
Radio theft blamed for violence at Arizona State Prison
Florence prison officials link a stolen radio to a Saturday incident that injured seven inmates, three seriously, with Deputy Warden John Wright noting not yet determined if the radio was the sole cause. In Tucson, John Gungl, a former U.S. attorney for Arizona, dies at 94. services set for Tuesday and burial at Holy Hope Cemetery.
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Florence
Arizona State Prison
John Wright
Tucson
John Gung’s
U.S
Arizona
Gung’l
Holy Hope Cemetery
Jerome Ghost Town Sees Mock Invasion Threat
Jerome with 650 residents on Mingus Mountain faced a feared night of motor cycle gangs and rowdy college students during the annual spook night. The expected invasion did not materialize, leaving the town to its quiet practice.
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Jerome
Mingus Mountain
Ex-convict Larry Brown shot to death in Tucson market robbery case
Larry E. Brown age 25, linked to a string of market robberies, was shot once in the chest on a north side street during an argument with a man who allegedly threw a rock at his car. Police said Brown died Sunday.
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Tucson
Larry E. Brown
Brown
Educators Endorse Three For Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale Educators Political Action Committee endorsed three candidates for the school board. Joe C. Jamison James E. Thompson and incumbent Donald A. Swanson were chosen from nine contenders for the three seats to be decided in the November general election. SEPAC is non partisan and open to teachers in any district. Questionnaires and personal interviews guided the selection.
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Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale Educators’ Political Action Committee
Joe C. Jamison
James E. Thompson
Donald A. Swanson
SEPAC
Six Streets to Undergo Slurry Seal Resurfacing Tuesday
Six city streets will be closed portions on Tuesday for slurry seal resurfacing. Virginia from Scottsdale Road to 71st Place, the Cypress Street cul-de-sac from 74th Street to the west end, Almeria and 74th Way from Miller to 74th Street, and 71st Street and 71st Place from Virginia to Thomas Road will receive a second coat.
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Virginia
Scottsdale Road
71St Place
Cypress Street
74Th Street
West End
Almeria
74Th Way
Miller
71St Street
Thomas Road
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