Supreme Court chief seeks explanation in judge removal case
Mohave County Superior Court Judge William Kennedy faces scrutiny as Chief Justice James Duke Cameron asks why he has been removed from about 45 cases over seven months. Mohave County Clerk Mary Wienke alerted the court to alleged problems and noted numerous change-of-judge rulings in criminal and civil dockets. Indians fight eviction near Grand Canyon as Havasupai families appeal to Washington for rights to stay. Park concessionaire orders homes vacated by Oct 1 per Tribal Chairman Clark C. Jack Jr.
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Kingman
State Supreme Court
Mohave County
James Duke Cameron
Mary Wienke
William Kennedy
Grand Canyon
Washington
Grand Canyon National Park
Fred Harvey
Clark C. Jack Jr
Mayoral Candidate Scigliano Arraigned on Theft Charges
Michael Scigliano, a Mesa mayoral primary loser, is arraigned in Maricopa County Superior Court on six counts of receiving stolen property. He was arrested August 2 in Phoenix and is a part owner of a Mesa tavern.
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Phoenix
S. Michael Scigliano
Mesa
Maricopa County Superior Court
Scigliano
Reno man guilty in dynamite robbery of Phoenix bank
Raymond Gilbert Perry, a 60 year old Reno resident, pleaded guilty to the $8,603 dynamite bank robbery at an east Phoenix branch last June. He faces sentencing October 18 before U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke.
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Phoenix
Reno, Nev
East Phoenix
Raymond Gilbert Perry
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Obituary of Louis W. Reynolds Scottsdale Bank Manager
Louis W. Reynolds 35 a Scottsdale bank branch manager died Sunday in St. Josephs Hospital Phoenix Born East Chicago Ind came to Scottsdale in 1961 from Hammond Ind He played football at ASU and UW He led Little League teams and chaired Scottsdale Quarterback Club He was a Lions Club member and active in Scottsdale Church of God Survivors include wife Kathleen sons Kenneth and Michael parents Bill and Helen DeCamp sister June Thompson Service 2 p.m. Wednesday Green Acres Mortuary visitation today 4 to 8 p.m. at the mortuary
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Louis W. Reynolds
Arizona Bank
Central Avenue
Cypress Street
Phoenix
St. Joseph’s Hospital
East Chicago
Ind
Mr. Reynolds
Scottsdale
Hammond
University of Wisconsin
Arizona State University
Paradise Valley Lions Club
Reynolds
E. Freiss Drive
Kathleen
Kenneth
Michael
Bill and
Helen DeCamp
Tempe
June Thompson
Apache Junction
Wrede longtime Valley community leader dies at 76
Helen L Wrede74? Wait. 76. Helen L Wrede died at home in Phoenix. She served on the Arizona Boys Ranch board and was active in the Valley Presbyterian Church Women’s Circle and various volunteers. She came from Staten Island to the Valley 20 years ago. Survived by husband Richard and sons Richard Jr. and Harry J. Memorials to Arizona Boys Ranch. Services private. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Helen Lambert Wrede
Arizona Boys Ranch
57Th St
Church Women’s Circle
The
Salvation Army
Cronyn 89 Dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Marie A. Cronyn of 3333 N. Civic Center Plaza died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital at 89. Born in Canada she moved to Arizona in 1912 and worked for Jokake Inn before retirement. Rosary Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary. Mass Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. entombment at St. Francis Mausoleum. Survived by one nephew and six cousins residing out of state.
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Marie A. Cronyn
Civic
Center Plaza
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Canada
Miss Cronyn
Arizona
Jokake Inn
Rosary
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Second St
Miller Road
St. Francis Mausoleum
E. Oak St
Phoenix
Covina Death of Robert C Runion Sr Veteran and Oil Worker
Robert C. Runion Sr. 56 a Scottsdale resident for eight years before moving to Covina California died Thursday in Covina He was born in Tiffin Ohio a World War II veteran and 20 year employee of Standard Oil Co of California He is survived by his wife Virginia sons Robert C Jr and Kenneth L daughter Deborah Hooper brothers Irwin and Donald sisters Ethel Crist and Iona Bailey His body was donated to UCLA Medical Center per his request
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Robert Clayton Runion Sr
Scottsdale
Covina
Calif
Tiffin
Ohio
Runion
Standard Oil Co
Virginia
Robert C. Jr
Richmond
Kenneth L
Deborah Hooper
Valencia
Irwin
Donald
Ethel Crist
Torrance
Iona Bailey
Phoenix
Paradise Valley Tennis Lighting Proposal Review
Camelback Racquet Club seeks planning and zoning approval for two tennis court lights. A 90 day trial lighting period is sought with a special technical design to prevent light overflow from the sunken courts. The Town Hall meeting at 7 50 p m on Invergordon Road will reexamine CRC's request after Sept 9 discussion.
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Paradise Valley
Camelback Racquet Club
Planning and Zoning Commission
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
CRC
Former Chilean envoy Letelier killed in car bombing
The former Chilean ambassador Orlando Letelier and a colleague Ronnie Moffitt were killed when a blast shattered their car near the Chilean Embassy in Washington. Moffitt's husband Michael was hospitalized in serious condition. police described the car as badly damaged. Letelier, 44, led the Trans National Institute and taught at American University. he served as ambassador from 1971 to 1973 under Salvador Allende.
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Institute For Policy Studies
American University
Moffitt
Michael
Allende
Socialist Party
Letelier
United States
Chile
Henry A. Kissinger
Letélier
City backs plan for minority and women hiring guidelines
A proposed city affirmative action plan for hiring faced a stormy reception from one council member but strong support from five others as a formal vote nears. Proponents cite remedies for discrimination while opponents warn of quotas and reverse discrimination.
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Herbert Drinkwater
Drinkwater
Richard Campana
Charles Smith
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Woody Parker
Hink
Evening High School Classes Signup Across Five Scottsdale Sites
Registration for 14 evening high school courses opens this week and next at Arcadia Chaparral Saguaro Coronado and Scottsdale locations. Courses run 14 weeks from Sept 28 to Jan 21 with Tuesday and Wednesday meetings, tuition is 40 dollars plus textbooks and supplies. All students must attend Sept 28 at 7 p.m. in Room 128 Scottsdale High School.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Chaparral High School
Saguaro High School
Coronado High School
Scottsdale High School
Social Studies
Scottsdale School Board Candidate Questions Middle School Costs
Scottsdale candidate Dr. J D Lawson questions the Middle School plan claiming no cost estimates exist and criticizing it as driven by a single administrator and a handpicked parent committee. He opposes moving seventh and eighth graders to a central site and warns about impacts on neighborhoods and busing. Lawson seeks published cost estimates before further steps.
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J D Lawson
Scottsdale School Board
Lawson
Tom Smith
Hohokam School
Smith
Kachina
Ingleside
Tavan
Kaibab
Hopi
Woman Hurt As Car Overturns On Pima Road
A 27 year old Phoenix woman Joann Granger is in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with injuries from a Monday noon crash on Pima Road south of Shea Boulevard. Her car left the road struck a dirt embankment and overturned. Granger was cited for failure to control. Two passengers Donna Fichera and Les Meyes were treated and released.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Joann Granger
34Th St
Shea
Granger
Pima
Scottsdale Memorial
Donna Fichera
E. Belleview
Les Meyes
Rudd and Mason to Speak at Shadow Mountain School
Eldon Rudd and Anthony Mason, Fourth District candidates, will hold a 7:30 p.m. Q and A at Shadow Mountain School 2002 E Shea Blvd Phoenix. Rudd is a Republican MCBOS member. Mason a Phoenix attorney and former Planning Commission chair. The session, in room 196, is part of a Phoenix College extension course in U S government and open to the public.
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Eldon Rudd
Anthony Mason
Shadow Mountain School
E. Shea
Mason
Phoenix
Phoenix Planning Commission
Phoenix College
U.S
Brown Bag Bunch to View Florida Film at Library
The Brown Bag Bunch will screen a Florida themed film at the Scottsdale Public Library on Wednesday at 12 15 p m. The 30 minute program showcases a 2500 mile tour from Tallahassee to Key West with scenes of beaches orange groves Kennedy Space Center Everglades Parrot Jungle Lion County Safari and Seaquariums. Admission is free.
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Florida
Scottsdale Public Library
Tallahassee
Key West
Orange Groves
Kennedy Space Center
the Everglades
Parrot Jungle
Lion County Safari
The
Seaquariums
Jewelry and Coin Thefts Reported in Scottsdale Residences
Police report two separate thefts in Scottsdale. The first involved $3,250 in jewelry and coins stolen from Helen Gruenemeier on 80th Place with forced entry into a laundry room. The second case notes $1,260 in silver and turquoise pieces missing from Sherrill Toenies on Mulberry Street with missing leather case reported.
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Scottsdale
Helen E. Gruenemeier
Sherrill Toenies
E. Mulberry St
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Louis’ W. Reynolds
Scottsdale Church
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N. Hayden Rd
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Arizona Boy’s Ranch
Higley
Ariz
Messinger Mortuary and Chapel
Robert C. Runion Sr
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Paul Shank
Safari Hotel
Bob Johnstone
Edward Dwyer
Jesse Haynes Austin
Scottsdale Justice Court
Dennis Borkenhagen
Tennis Lights
Parker
Campana
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rural Metro Fire Department
Rural Metro
Metro
Scottsdale Christian Home
Heer
Hess
W. Civic Center Plaza
Rudd
Maricopa County
Chevren Chemical
Scottsbale
W. Scottsbale
Vo Live
Dan Woodroof
Kansas
Henry Justin Allen
Abraham Lincoln
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Cal Club
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