Bomb trial progress slowed by conference
Proceedings in the Don Bolles murder trial slowed as the judge and lawyers conferred in chambers. Seven testified Tuesday in the case against Max Dunlap and James Robison, with Adamson as key witness and former suspects tied to Emprise Corp and organized crime claims.
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Don Bolles
Chambers
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Chandler
Emprise Corp
John Harvey Adamson
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Robison
Bolles
Arizona Republic
Residents to learn of Ranch land swap plan meetings
Public meetings Thursday at the Inn at McCormick Ranch will explain a Kaiser Aetna Scottsdale School District land exchange. The plan covers a 35 acre school site and four parcels totaling 25.9 acres with transfers among the city district and developer to create a new elementary school and extra park land.
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Kaiser Aetna
Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Sands Scottsdale Homeowners
PV planners approve construction time limits
Paradise Valley planners recommend approving an ordinance restricting on site construction to 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. six days a week and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays and holidays. The measure, tied to resident complaints, moves to the town council with a 3-2 vote and one abstention.
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Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Obituary of George D. Minchew 78 of Scottsdale
George D. Minchew 78 of 8736 E Rancho Vista Drive died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Native of Texas he farmed there until retiring in 1959 then moved to the Valley. Survivors include son Weldon of Scottsdale two daughters Mrs John Bagwell of Phoenix and Mrs Theo Davis of Texas and four grandchildren. Visitation until 9 p.m. today Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd. Services 10 a.m. Thursday Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church 5524 E Lafayette Blvd. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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E. Rancho Vista Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Texas
Minchew
Weldon
Scottsdale
John Bagwell
Phoenix
Theo Davis
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church
E. Lafayette Blvd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mara DuBois Memorial Services Set in Valley Presbyterian
Mara DuBois 80 died in California after moving from New York to the Valley in 1963. A longtime Scottsdale resident she helped organize the Scottsdale Girl's Club Auxiliary and was a charter Desert Foundation Auxiliary member. Survivors include Wilbur C. and two sons, a daughter, 11 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Memorials suggested to Scottsdale Girl's Club.
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Mara DuBois
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Wilber C. Jr
Colorado
Dr. H. Ellsworth
Helen Sears
Kentucky
Scottsdale
Gutierrez Files Petitions for Phoenix Mayor Run
City Councilman Rosendo Gutierrez filed nominating petitions for mayor claiming over 9 000 signatures to place his name on the ballot for the upcoming fall city elections. Mayor Margaret Hance is expected to seek a second term. In Mesa the council approved selling 11 750 million in utility revenue bonds for expanding electric water gas and sewer services with specific allocations to each department.
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Rosendo Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Margaret Hance
Mesa
Corrections Chief Moran Threatened Over Prison Conditions
Secretary Wesley Bolin warned Phoenix State Corrections Director John Moran he will be fired if he fails to act. Bolin, considering acting as governor pending Castro's Senate approval as ambassador to Argentina, cited overcrowding and alleged unsafe and unsanitary conditions at the state prison.
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Phoenix
John Moran
Wesley Bolin
Bolin
Raul Castro
Senate
Argentina
Moran
Udall survey shows ERA backing and marijuana decriminalization
In the 2nd Congressional District survey results released by Rep. Morris K. Udall 18 000 of 238 000 households responded. Residents favor ERA and marijuana decriminalization and oppose a tax on cars with poor gas mileage. A Tucson-Southern Arizona snapshot shows strong support for the ERA.
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Tucson
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Udall
D-Ariz
Real Estate Dept Revokes Broker License Amid Acquittal
The Arizona Real Estate Department cancels Jack Cohen's broker license despite his acquittal on bribery charges and an entrapment finding. Commissioner George Schneider stated the administrative hearing assessed Cohen's fitness for licensure independently from the court ruling.
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Phoenix
Jack Cohen
Cohen
George Schneider
Maricopa County
Attorney General declares dunning methods illegal in Phoenix
The Attorney General rules dunning methods used by a Maricopa Medical Society subsidiary are illegal. Secretary of State Wesley Bolin requested the opinion after complaints from notice recipients. Bolin, who licenses collection agencies, will issue an order to stop the Bureau of Medical Economics from violations described in the opinion.
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Phoenix
Maricopa Medical Society
Wesley Bolin
Atty
Anthony Ching
Bureau of Medical Economics
Bolin
Second murder hearing opens in Scottsdale case
A second preliminary hearing starts in Scottsdale Justice Court for Daniel Rivera and Mark Koch charged with first degree murder and conspiracy in the 1976 stabbing death of Robert W. Macaluso. Rivera paid Koch 3300 to kill the former Coronado High student. Koch carried out the contract near Granite Reef Dam.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Justice Court
Daniel Rivera
E. Earls Drive
Mark Koch
E. Orange Drive
Tempe
Robert W. Macaluso
Coronado High School
Rivera
Koch
Macaluso
Granite Reef Dam
Here
Maricopa County
Sandra O’connor
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Joe Wesley Jamison
Theft Reported From Scottsdale Residence Over Labor Day Weekend
Police said a 1020 dollar theft occurred over the Labor Day weekend at the Scottsdale home of Robert E. Greenhalgh 7021 E Earls Drive No 4. Signs of forced entry were found and items stolen include a portable color television stereo equipment and record albums.
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Scottsdale
Robert E. Greenhalgh
Earls Drive
No. 4
Ford to Return to Alma Mater as Adjunct Professor
Former President Gerald R. Ford will visit the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on November 24 as an adjunct professor of political science. Ford, a MI graduate, already spoke to 10 political science classes last April, and faculty expect a warm reception again.
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ANN_ARBOR
Mich
Gerald R. Ford
University of Michigan
Ford
MacDonald Denies Cover-Up in NHDE Audit Probe
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald says he is not blocking a legal and audit inquiry into the Navajo Housing and Development Enterprise NHDE and staff have not attempted to conceal any NHDE financial issues. NHDE board members alleged officials sought to dissolve the NHDE to halt the investigation.
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Window Rock
Peter MacDonald
Navajo Housing and Development Enterprise
NHDE
MacDonald
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