Scottsdale city to seek funds for airport plan and repeal barking dog law
Scottsdale moves to seek state and federal funds for an environmental impact study of airport master plan revisions including a 3450 foot runway extension and 3800 foot parallel strip at an estimated 4.166 million dollars. The council repealed the barking dog ordinance and hired Wilson Jones and Associates to design the senior center phase two.
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Scottsdale
Wilson Jones and Associates
Scottsdale Senior Center
Johannessen
Girand
William Jenkins
Nuclear suit ruling nears in Arizona ballot case
Testimony continued in a Maricopa County Superior Court hearing over a nuclear proposition to stay off the November ballot. Attorneys argued a Thursday deadline for printing and appeal procedures, with debates over signature validity and a mistrial risk if time runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Gerald Pollock
Arizonans For Safe Energy
Sandra O'Connor
Joe Ralston
Arizona
Street light district approved in Los Arcos area
The city council approved a work order to form a street light improvement district in the Los Arcos area bounded by Scottsdale Road Miller Road and McKellips Road An upcoming LANA meeting will present a progress report and answer questions The district area includes Scottsdale Road Miller Road an alley north of Bellview Road and McKellips Road The council had authorized a purchase up to 7000 to remove 31 substandard street lights Residents will install and maintain standard lights through the district process LANA spokesman is Lyle Anderson
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Los Arcos
LANA
Scottsdale Road
Miller Road
McKellips Road
McDowell Road
Lyle Anderson
Anderson
Vista del Camino
E. Roosevelt St
Bellview Road
MckKellips Road
Council
North
Obituary of Fran Kieckhefer
Fran Kieckhefer 74 longtime Valley civic figure died Tuesday after a brief illness in Lake Placid New York. She lived at 5711 N Rocking Rd Paradise Valley and with her husband former head of Kieckhefer Division at Weyerhaeuser Timber Co moved to the Valley in 1958 from Tacoma Washington. Survivors include her husband two daughters and ten grandchildren. Services are Friday in Lake Placid with graveside at Green Acres Memorial Gardens in Scottsdale.
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Fran Kieckhefer
Lake Placid
N.Y
Kieckhefer
Rocking Rd
Paradise Valley
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co
Tacoma
Wash
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
N. Hayden Rd
Mary T. Gerould Memorial Services Held in Paradise Valley
Mary Taylor Gerould aged 80 dies at home in Phoenix Arizona after 21 years in the state. Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at St Barnabas On The Desert Episcopal Church Paradise Valley with daughter Mrs Royal Treadway of Hawaii and two grandchildren among survivors. Memorials may go to the Scottsdale Girl's Club arranged by Messinger Mortuary.
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Mary Taylor Gerould
St. Barnabas in-The-Desert Episcopal Church
N. Mockingbird Lane
Paradise Valley
Royal Treadway
Hawaii
Evanston, Ill
Gerould
Kennelworth, Ill
St. Barnabas
Robert E. Price Memorial Service Held In Arizona
Memorial services for Robert Eugene Price 26 were held at 4 p m in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Price a first grade teacher at Madison Vista School died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Survived by wife Jacklynn mother Betty Price father Robert S Price sisters Robin Eisenberg and Julie Price. He was born in Chicago and came to Arizona nine years ago from Highland Park Illinois a 1972 graduate of Arizona State University.
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Robert Eugene Price
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Price
Madison Vista School
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Arizona
Highland Park, Ill
Arizona State University
Jacklynn
Betty Price
Robert S. Price
Evanston, Ill
Robin Eisenberg
Julie Price
Illinois
County OKs Five Percent Pay Raise for County Workers
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a retroactive five percent across the board raise for about 5,800 employees starting Aug 22, costing nearly $2 million. The decision, by a 4-1 vote with Eldon Rudd dissenting, may be followed by a second five percent boost in December for 3,389 lower paid workers, raising total potential cost to about $3.37 million.
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Maricopa County
Eldon Rudd
Scottsdale
Two Die In Train Crash With School Bus In Lafayette
A Southern Pacific train struck a McMinnville School District bus carrying about 50 pupils on the first week of school in Lafayette Oregon. At least two killed and many injured as ambulances rushed victims to hospitals in McMinnville Newberg Portland and Salem.
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Lafayette
Ore
Southern Pacific
Herb Cline
Cline
Amos Timmerman
W. L. Mekkers
Yamhill County
McMinnville
Newberg
Portland
Salem
Suspect jailed over unregistered machine gun in Tucson
A Douglas substitute teacher, Michael L. n. 23, was arrested by federal agents for allegedly possessing an unregistered machine gun and held on a $1,000 bond after allegedly trading the weapon to an undercover officer. In Tempe, Gay Awareness Week proceeds despite a $3,300 cut, with three national speakers instead of five. In Tucson, recall petitions against four council members are delayed as organizers cite missing voter precinct numbers on signatures.
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Pollock
Maricopa County
Paul Marston
Marston
Tucson
Douglas
Michael L. N. 23
Tempe
Arizona State University
Greg Carmack
Free Spirit
John Varga
Body found buried in desert identified as Molloy
A desert grave near here was identified as Frank A. Molloy, 25, who had been missing since August 28. Deputies said fingerprints were being double checked today.
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Tucson
Here
Frank A. Molloy
Bottle-throwing youth mar opening of Boston schools
About 175 whites mostly teenagers hurled bottles at police near Charlestown High School as Boston resumed class under court ordered integration. One black U S marshal was struck. 12 arrests and eight injuries reported. Police and federal officers guarded Charlestown Hyde Park and South Boston Highs while 25 000 students remain under the federal order.
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Boston
Charlestown High School
Charlestown
U.S
Robert J. diGrazia
Hyde Park
South Boston High
Robbery Targets Snoozing Man Near Scottsdale Library
A 29-year-old man sleeping under a tree by the Scottsdale Public Library was robbed by two young men during the afternoon shift change. One suspect pressed a gun to his forehead. the other punched him, causing a blackout. Wallet and watch taken, warily described suspects fled. William C. Weirich identified as the victim.
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Scottsdale Public Library
William C. Weirich
Weirich
Civic Center Plaza
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Bob Johnstone
E. Second St
Maxine Marshall
Arizona Bicentennial Commission
Charles Smith
Smith
Richard Filler
Mary T. Gerould
Robert E. Price
Rudd
Associated Press
ASU
Scottsdale Police Department
C.B
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