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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1977

Page

15

Planners OK hillside zoning district in Scottsdale

Scottsdale Planning Commission tentatively adopts a hillside zoning district to preserve upper McDowell Mountains by density transfers and clustered foothill development. The vote 4 0 sends the measure to the council with commissioners absent and one abstention. Opponents claim potential land confiscation without compensation.

Scottsdale McDowell Mountain Range McDowell Mountains Commission U.S Diane Cusack Cusack Indian Bend

Minority set aside rule fuels local contractor debate

Ed Skelly, a white-identified mechanical contractor in Ogdensburg New York, eyes claiming Indian heritage to qualify for 10 percent minority set aside work under a 1977 Public Works Employment Act amendment. Rep Robert McEwen says few minority contractors exist in the North Country, where Mohawks from St Regis Reservation work mainly as NYC skyscraper labor.

Ogdensburg N.Y Ed Skelly Skelly U.S Robert McEwen R-N.y Upstate St. Lawrence River Canada St. Regis Indian Reservation New York City

Scottsdale flood control pact under review by citizens board

The Maricopa County Flood Control district and the city of Scottsdale examine a new eight to ten page agreement on operation and maintenance of the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt flood control system. No major changes are reported from the existing pact. The draft moves to the city and the U S Corps of Engineers for comment before supervisors. The citizens board met at 2 p.m. at 3335 W Durango St.

Scottsdale Maricopa County Indian Bend Wash Citizens Advisory Board Herbert Donald Donald Old Town Scottsdale Road Indian School Road Scottsdale Center For the Arts Charles Smith Heinz Hink Doubletree Inns DMA Inc Doubletree

Obituary: Ray I Brassfield 82 Dies in Scottsdale Hospital

Ray I Brassfield 82 of 7828 E Moreland St died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Missouri native moved to the Valley in 1940 a World War I veteran he worked as a serviceman for a furniture firm prior to retirement. Survived by four sons James Scottsdale Melvin Yuma Jerry Phoenix Donald Florida one daughter Shirley Dotson Glendale two sisters Hazel Marshall Phoenix Lena Varney Glendale 18 grandchildren four great grandchildren.Services at Green Acres Mortuary 10 a.m. Friday private cremation follows Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary.

Ray I. Brassfield E. Moreland St Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Missouri Brassfield Valley James Scottsdale Melvin Yuma Jerry Phoenix Donald Florida Shirley Dotson Glendale Hazel Marshall Lena Varney Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd

Mathews Rites Held for Ben B Mathews in Forest Lawn

Ben B Mathews 81 died Monday in Scottsdale Christian Home. He lived at 4800 N 68th St and worked in cattle and citrus business. He practiced law in Arizona since 1920 and was senior partner of Mathews and Bilby in Tucson from 1924 to 1939. Survived by wife Hermine. Messinger Mortuary handled arrangements.

Forest Lawn Calif Ben B. Mathews Scottsdale Christian Home Mathews N. 68Th St Arizona Mathews and Bilby Tucson Hermine Messinger Mortuary

Obituary for Joanna V. Olson of Scottsdale Arizona

Joanna V. Olson 45 died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with visitation Thursday evening. She is survived by husband William three sons Tim John and Eric all of Scottsdale a daughter Pamela of Phoenix her mother Ethel Miller of Illinois and two brothers and three sisters out of state. Interment in Paradise Memorial Gardens.

Messinger Mortuary Chapel Joanna V. Olson Good Samaritan Hospital Tim John Eric Scottsdale Pamela Phoenix Ethel Miller Illinois E. Indian School Rd

Dimond Montgomery Dies in Tempe at 38

Dean L Montgomery 38 of 4429 E Osborn Rd died Monday at Tempe Community Hospital. He moved to the Valley 12 years ago from Wyoming and served three years in the Army. He owned a towing and auto rebuilding business in Phoenix and belonged to the Moose Lodge. Survivors include his wife Joy a son Rowdy two daughters Dena and Teresa his mother Evelyn a brother Larry and sister Mera all of Phoenix and a sister Karen of Washington. A services will be Friday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment at Resthaven Park Cemetery.

Dean Lane Montgomery E. Osborn Tempe Community Hospital Mr. Montgomery Valley Wyoming Phoenix The Moose Lodge Joy Rowdy Dena Teresa Evelyn Larry Mera Karen Washington Messinger Mortuary Chapel Indian School Rd Resthaven Park Cemetery

Phondorf Memorial Held for University Professor

Memorial services were held today for Dr. Richard H. Phondorf 61 who died Sunday in Wisconsin. He taught at the University of Illinois in physical education health and recreation and wrote two books and many articles. He lived at 4331 N 69th Way and is survived by Helen two sons David and Peter and three grandchildren.

Richard H. Phondorf Wisconsin Phondorf N. 69Th Way University of Illinois

Potter 62 dies in Scottsdale memory

Kenneth W. Potter of 7331 E Polk St died Monday in Scottsdale. A Iowa native who moved to the Valley in 1963, he belonged to Sheetmetal Workers Union Local 359. Survived by Dorothy M and four daughters Jackie Shriver Donna Weable Cheryl Henry Katheryn Bartels and nine grandchildren. Services Thursday at Carr Mortuary Tempe. Interment East Resthaven Park Cemetery.

Kenneth W. Potter E. Polk St Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Iowa Potter Valley Sheetmetal Workers Union Dorothy M Jackie Shriver Donna Weable Tucson Cheryl Henry Mesa Katheryn Bartels Phoenix Carr Mortuary Fifth St Tempe East Resthaven Park Southern Ave

Memorial service for Kenneth P. Bradfield in Tempe area

Kenneth P. Bradfield 56 died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Owner of Ken-Mar Manufacturing and Engineering Co. of Tempe he moved to the Valley 21 years ago. Survived by wife Marie son Thomas Mesa two daughters Brenda Lee Scottsdale Carolyn Moran Colorado two brothers and five grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Camelback Christian Church Building Fund.

Messinger Mortuary Chapel Kenneth P. Bradfield Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Ohio Mr. Bradfield The Valley E. Hubbell St Ken-Mar Manufacturing and Engineering Co Tempe Camelback Christian Church Masonic Lodge el Zaribah Shrine el Zaribah Temple Guard

First Key Driven Adding Machine Invented in 1642

Washington AP reports that the earliest geared wheel adding device appeared in 1642. The piece notes Dorr E. Felt of Chicago invented the later key driven comptometer, with a patent issued October 11 1887, per Intellectual Property Owners.

Washington Dorr Eugene Felt Chicago

Dumping ground claim marks Arizona political probe

Rep. James Ratliff accuses former Gov. Raul Castro of using the Office of Economic Planning and Development as a dumping ground for political hacks. The Tucson Citizen cites up to 75 federally funded jobs linked to Castro as part of the inquiry. United Steelworkers treasurer Frank McKee plans talks with Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus to seek renewal of the copper stockpile to aid miners and prices.

Tucson State Office of Economic Planning and Development Raul Castro James Ratliff Sun City House Phoenix Bureau The Tucson Citizen Castro United Steelworkers of America Frank McKee Interior Cecil Andrus

City analysts sue over alleged spoils system in Phoenix

Three management analysts filed a Maricopa County suit charging the City Council and Civil Service Board with restoring a spoils system. They claim high scorers on a city exam were joined by 22 more who had previously failed, after the test. Plaintiffs are Ian Burgess Jr., Frank Ales and Susan Startzell, city employees.

Phoenix Maricopa County City Council Civil Service Board Ian Burgess Jr Frank Ales Susan Startzell

Narcotics Officials Meet at Phoenix Conference

Narcotics officials from 20 states gather in Phoenix for a three day conference sponsored by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The summit aims to improve interstate coordination against narcotics smuggling from Mexico and South America with speakers including Wes Pomeroy who discusses the president’s marijuana decriminalization plan alongside stricter heroin and cocaine controls.

Phoenix Arizona Department of Public Safety Mexico South America Wes Pomeroy Carter

Robison tests plea bargain offers in Bolles murder case

Phoenix murder defendant James Robison testified his court appointed attorney offered a plea deal promising immunity if he pleaded guilty to second degree murder and testified against others. Robison rejected the offer, saying the proposed sentence would be 20 to 25 years.

Phoenix James Robison Don Bolles Robison David Derickson Arizona Republic Chandler Max Dunlap Derickson John Harvey Adamson Adamson

Burglary Suspect Arrested at Shack Bookstore

Tempe police arrested Robert J. Napoli, 20, after a silent alarm at the Shack Bookstore on Scottsdale Road led to him hiding in the attic around 1:23 a.m. He was booked and later released pending a formal criminal complaint.

Tempe Shack Scottsdale Rd Robert J. Napoli Sunset Drive

City staff to explain programs at Scottsdale breakfast

About 40 City of Scottsdale staff members will attend the Learn About Your City session at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts during Mayor William C. Jonkins' monthly breakfast. The 7:30 to 9 a.m. event will feature 23 information tables covering 27 city programs with a continental atrium breakfast to start.

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