Judge clears way for Hyatt hotel sale in Phoenix
A federal bankruptcy judge ruled to dismiss the Hotel Development petition, allowing United California Bank to proceed with a trustee's sale of the 734 room Hyatt Regency Phoenix. The order targets an attempted evasion of bankruptcy laws by Hotel Development partners, with sale set for Monday at 9:15 a.m. outside the Maricopa County courthouse.
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U S Won't Intervene Fully in Arizona Prison Suit
A federal judge ruled the U S Justice Department cannot join the Arizona State Prison case as a full party but may appear as a friend of the court. The class action by the A C L U alleges overcrowding at Florence prison violates inmates rights and hampers rehabilitation. The judge urged the department to keep a low profile while aiding with manpower.
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ACLU
Frank Lewis
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Kaibab School hosts Halloween party and student council news
Kaibab Kaibab School plans a Halloween party Monday 3 45 to 6 45 pm with games races food sales and costume contest. Tickets on sale Thursday and Friday 8 30 to 9 am at the school. Hopi School holds student elections choosing Mark Kerr Scott Stitler Holly Lake and Joe Akers as officers. Ingleside Middle School Band fundraising for new uniforms raffles a Schwinn Varsity bike November 8. Kaibab TPO board meets Tuesday at 9 30 am in home economics room. Dr. Frank Schilling visits Ingleside Friday 3 10 to 4 10 pm. Robin Hood players perform Mark Twain at Ingleside on November 3 at 9 30 am.
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Holly Lake
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Beth Ashley
Ingleside Middle School
Schwinn
Kaibab Tpo
Kaibab
Artists and craftsmen to showcase skills at civic center
Local amateur artists and craftsmen will demonstrate techniques Sunday at the Civic Center outdoor amphitheater behind City Hall. The Sunday at the Civic Center series is sponsored by Scottsdale Parks and Recreation and runs monthly through January with demonstrations from 1 to 5 p.m. Call Eldorado Park Center for participation details. Other shows are Nov 20, Dec 18 and Jan 29.
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Young GOP to Host Oldies Dance at Atmore Barn
The Valley Young Republicans will sponsor an Oldies but Goodies dance from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday at Atmore Baggot's Barn 5339 E Osbord Rd. Tickets cost 2.50 per person or 4 per couple with on door sales. Two Fiesta Bowl tickets and other prizes will be awarded.
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Parakeet Show At Eldorado Park Center
The 21st annual parakeet show by the Arizona Budgerigar Society will be at Eldorado Park Center this weekend. Birds from other states will be shown in all classes and colors. Judging starts at 9 a.m. Saturday by Hugh Wilson of San Jose California, with display hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. Admission is free.
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Arizona Budgerigar Society
Hugh Wilson
San Jose
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