City Council must approve easements for Scottsdale Road project
City Manager Franklin Aleshire said sidewalk and landscaping easements for the Scottsdale Road improvements require city council approval. He noted a left turn restriction onto Main will be lifted when the project finishes in October, with easement requests costing to be reported after review.
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Scottsdale Road
Franklin Aleshire
Aleshire
Maine
Scottsdale and
Main
Scottsdale
First Avenue
City awards cash for employee ideas under new program
Three Scottsdale workers received cash prizes for ideas in the city’s Employee Suggestion Program. Len Erie earned 50 dollars for maps and aerial photo sharing proposals, Susan Phalen 40 dollars for library access improvements, and Bill English 16 dollars for a duck crossing sign to reduce traffic hazards near Murray Lane.
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Len Erie
Capital Improvements Engineering Section
Susan Phalen
Scottsdale
Bill English
Murray Lane
Eldorado Park and
Coronado Golf Course
Eldorado Park
William Jenkins
Phalen
Jenkins
Susan
Erie
Len
Two hurt in separate Phoenix traffic accidents
Two people were treated after separate crashes. Terrence M. Flannery, 21, of Tempe, was cited for speeding after his car rear ended Sonia J. Skiff, 20, also of Tempe, on 68th Street north of Indian School Road. A 15-year-old girl riding a motorcycle overturned on 68th Place south of Virginia Avenue. Laura Flint, 15, of 8351 E. Orange Blossom Lane, was treated. The rider, Thomas M. LeGrand, 20, of 8502 E. Valley View, suspected brake failure. no citations issued.
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Terrence M. Flannery
Tempe
68Th Street
Indian School Road
Flannery
Sonia J. Skiff
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
SMH
Obituary Richard Lamparzyk 53
Richard Lamparzyk 53, a bookkeeper for AiResearch 18 years, died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital in Scottsdale. Born in Ohio he lived at 6835 E Almeria and served as historian for the Stroke Club. Survivors include his children Richard and Debora A. and a brother. Rosary 8 p.m. tonight at Chapel of the Chimes Glendale. Mass 9:30 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Glendale.
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Richard Lamparzyk
AiResearch
Scottsdale ‘Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Lamparzyk
E. Almeria
Stroke Club
Chapel of the Chimes
N. 59Th Ave
Glendale
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic
W. Orangewood
Murder suspect charged again in separate case
Florida man James R. Bailes, 26, of Orlando, was arrested after interrogation for attempted murder, kidnap, rape, robbery and auto theft in the December abduction of a 34 year old woman in Tucson. Police said he faces new charges in Arizona.
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Tucson
Florida
James R. Bailes
Orlando
Navajo Court Pushes for One Law on Reservation
Chief Justice Virgil Kirk says the Navajo Tribal Court will hear cases involving non Indian offenders on the reservation and urges a single law rather than separate Indian and white laws as too confusing.
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Window Rock
Virgil Kirk
Kirk
Glendale Officer Returns to Duty After Shooting Probe
Police Sgt. Charles Babcock returns to active duty after an investigation found the shooting of a local youth justified. Capt. Virgil Glidden announced Chief John Morin released him from administrative leave Wednesday following completion of the inquiry.
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Glendale
Charles Babcock
Virgil Glidden
John Morin
Babcock
Cadillac Leftid Abandoned in Vacant Lot Near 75th Street
An owner forgot to reclaim a battered Cadillac parked on a vacant lot near 75th Street and Stetson Drive. The vehicle has a smashed windshield and a dented side and has sat there for about three days.
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75Th Street
Stetson Drive
Paradise Valley approves further study of tennis court lights
The town planning and zoning commission continued a 90 day trial lighting proposal for Camelback Racquet Club two tennis courts as officials seek additional technical details. Residents raised concerns about visibility and halo effects despite walls shielding the courts.
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Paradise Valley
Camelback Racquet Club
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
David Victor
Peter
Denevi
Victor
Mummy Mountain
Geri Mellinger
Camelback
Henry Gutherie
Gutherie
William Fulton
City approves transfer for joint school computer project
The city council approved moving 51,270 from the contingency fund to back a cooperative computer use program with the Scottsdale School District. The district pays 78,500, offsetting the transfer and leaving an estimated net savings of 27,230 for the current fiscal year.
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Scottsdale
Adamson indicted in Paradise Valley hotel beating case
Adamson 32 and James Robison 54 indicted by a county grand jury for the February 24, 1975 beating of Les Boros at the Scottsdale Sheraton Inn and Villas. Boros says he was assaulted after being lured by Adamson to hear a singer. Tanner and Robison deny involvement. Robison held on $5,500 bond. Adamson recently pleaded no contest to an innkeeper defrauding charge.
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John Harvey Adamson
Don Bolles
Paradise Valley
Adamson
James Robison
Chandler Plumber
Les Boros
Scottsdale Sheraton Inn and Villas
Boros
Robison
Prescott
Stan Tanner
Tanner
God
Two youths plead guilty in Phoenix bomb robbery plot
William Thomas Kory and Alan Charbonneau pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiring to detonate bombs as a diversion for robbing Grunewald and Adams Jewelers, I Magnin Co, and American Express in Phoenix. They face up to five years and a $10,000 fine with Oct. 13 sentencing.
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Phoenix
William Thomas Kory
N. 20Th St
Alan James Charbonneau
Ft. Carson
Colo
U.S
William P. Copple
Torney
Kovy and
Charbonneau
Grunewald and Adams Jewelers
Camelback Rd
I. Magnin Co
American Express Co
Lincoln Drive
Dreamy Draw
Paradise Valley
Phoenix Mountains
Dog Stolen in Scottsdale. Pedigreed German Shepherd Missing
Scottsdale police report a AKC registered German Shepherd named Cherish stolen from a fenced yard between 7 p.m. and midnight Tuesday. The yard showed no forced entry and is surrounded by a six foot fence. this marks the second Scottsdale dog theft in under two weeks.
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Scottsdale
Dominic D. Sparacino
Mueller named to regional panel at CEEB
Fred Mueller of Saguaro High School was elected to the executive committee of the western regional assembly of the CEEB. Scotts dale School District Board approved $150 in dues over three years and noted Mueller as the district's sole Arizona representative. He will attend a November 4 meeting in San Francisco, joining six regional boards under the national system.
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Fred Mueller
Saguaro High School
Western Regional Assembly
College Entrance Examination Board
CEEB
Mueller
Scottsdale
Arizona
San Francisco
United States
Philip E. Gates
Western
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Barbara Weymann
San Manuel
Charles Lopez
T.W. Callaghan
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Black Sheep Club
Arizona Western Insurance
Tin Rey
Dan Woodroof
Camelback Church OF Christ
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