Reprimand Issued Over Chaparral Estates Sales
Ed Post Realty President Gazley and saleswoman Norma Silvernail were reprimanded by the State Real Estate Commission for selling Chaparral Estates lots before obtaining required state approval. The dispute centers on 40 acres and about 20 lots sold prior to clearance, with actions following a 1974 notice and a 1975 approval.
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al Gazley
Ed Post Realty
William Penn
Shea Boulevard
Gazley
Norma Silvernail
State Real Estate Commission
State Real Estate Department
James W. Woodcock
Tom Roberts
Woodcock
Roberts
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Garley
Woodcock and Roberts
Gazley and Silvernail
Group asks city backing for hospital in North Scottsdale
City council agreed to meet with North Scottsdale Medical Facilities Ltd to discuss a hospital project amid competing proposals from Kaiser Aetna land, Scottsdale Memorial, and John C. Lincoln Hospital. The council seeks need validation and may consider endorsing a group, not a specific plan.
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Scottsdale
Burton
Kaiser -Aetna
Shea Boulevard
Pima Road
North Scottsdale Medical Facilities
Pirria and
Shea
North Scottsdale-Northeast- Phoenix
Counci
Maricopa County
Harriper
North Scottsdale
Phoenix
Health Planning Council
Scottdale Memorial Hospital
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Cocopah School to Hold Study Before Transfers
Scottsdale officials assured Cocopah parents that a sixth grade teacher would not leave until the board studies enrollment in executive session. The district plans to close a fifth and sixth grade class to balance sizes amid Armour-driven population growth concerns near the airport.
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Scottsdale
Cocopah School
Cocopah
William Randall
Leon Rucci
Tonalea School
Tonalea
Linda Angeloff
Frank Schilling
Naomi Thompson
Teacher-Parent Association
Armour-Dial Research
Armour
Schilling
Paradise Valley
Council to Hear Plea on Air Park Rezoning
The city council will consider rezoning two narrow strips at Third Industrial Air Park from residential to light industrial. Property owners on Thunderbird Road, including State Rep. America Carvalho, protest the plan. Planning commission recommends approval with setbacks and landscaping requirements.
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Air Park
Third Industrial Air Park
Thunderbird Road
76Th Street
Hayden Road
Hayden
Thunderbird
Butherus Drive
Mac’’- Carvalho
Carvalho
House of Representatives
Planning Commission
Landel Inc
Landel
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Man leaps to death from Hoover Dam
An elderly man died after leaping from the Hoover Dam to the concrete base below. Harvey L. Massingill, 71, of Boulder City Nevada, was described as despondent over marriage and health issues. A note in his car indicated the vehicle should go to his grandson in San Jose California.
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Hoover Dam
Kingman, Ariz
Mohave—County
Harvey L. Massingill
Boulder City
Nev
Massingill
San Jose
Calif
Thurston
DeMontaigu
Missing polka dotted cow from Granny's Boarding House
Alman Taranton reports his 4 by 8 foot white fiberglass cow, used as a novelty display at Granny's Boarding House, was stolen from a porch Saturday afternoon. He offers a $500 reward, with $50 in meals for information.
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Alman J. Taranton
Stetson Drive
Taranton
Tararton
Matilda
Robbery suspects McGuire and McMahon face trial in Superior Court
Michael E. McGuire 26 and Johnnie E. McMahon 24, former Scottsdale residents, are charged with robbery and burglary for the June 13 Safeway robbery and three other Valley robberies. They are indicted in federal court on interstate transportation of stolen property.
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Michael* E. McGuire
Johnnie E. McMahon
Scottsdale
Safeway
Superior Court
Charles L. Hardy
Edwin ‘Thurston
Arcnas
Israel gains potential longer range missiles in secret accord
Washington Post reports a secret addendum to the Israel US memorandum promising an early joint study of high tech items including Pershing missiles with conventional warheads. The Post says the agreement aims to sustain Israel's defense with equipment like F 16 aircraft, amid calls for full disclosure.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Egypt
Washington Post
Jack Anderson
Post
Anderson
Budget panel moves to access UA med student files
Arizona House budget writers threaten to subpoena records of University of Arizona medical student Jennifer Wing, wife of a physics professor, after College of Medicine officials refused access to her admission files to the House Appropriations Committee. The action centers on whether she met entrance requirements for admission last year.
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Tucson
House
University of Arizona
James Ratliff
Sun City
College of Medicine
Jennifer Wing
House Appropriations Committee
Navajo conditions called shocking by civil rights panel
The U S Commission on Civil Rights described conditions on the Navajo reservation as shocking and disgraceful in a 144 page report. It urged the government to recognize the Navajo Tribal Council as a governing body eligible for federal funds. In Phoenix, voters will again see the Papago Freeway on the ballot for Interstate 10 with an advisory poll decision noted from 1973.
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Window Rock
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
America
Independent Commission
Navajo Tribal Council
Phoenix
Former ES Department Worker Sentenced for Food Stamp Forgery
Florence sentence imposed on Berta Mae Tucker 27 after a 14 count conviction for forging food stamp applications. The defendant received a prison term of one to three years.
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Florence
Economic Security Department
Berta Mae Tucker
Seattle man admits threats in 1973 case against businessman
Gale Nace's attorney acknowledged threats against Phoenix businessman Edward D. Kelley in 1973. A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss three extortion counts tied to the case.
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Seattle
Gale Nace
Phoenix
Edward D. Kelley
Ford cites 1974 busing law in Oval Office briefing
President Ford told reporters federal courts have not heeded the 1974 amendments limiting forced busing as a last resort. He denied firm commitments to deliver F 16s and Pershing missiles to Israel, and warned Congress over classified documents. Ford suggested stimulus may be extended if needed.
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Washington
Ford
Oval Office
United States
Israel
Sinai
Egypt
Congress
House Intelligence Committee
Congressional
House
Aoe
Boston
Louisville
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