Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa employes and budgets nearly match
An Arizona Tax Research Assoc report shows October 1974 figures for Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa: employes 668 708 and 728 payroll 625000 657000 673000 and wages 936 928 922 with per ten thousand residents 76.8 73.0 76.6. Phoenix and Tucson differ greatly in counts and payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
Arizona Tax Research Association
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
Phoenix
Tucson
ATRA
Bosch aide to leave Arizona as possible Steiger challenger fades
Democrat Pat Bosch administrative assistant to Gov Raul Castro reportedly will leave her post and move from Arizona this year. Sources say she will join husband Dries Bosch who has taken partial ownership of an auto agency in Hobbs New Mexico. Several Democrats consider running to replace her and challenge Rep. Sam Steiger in the 3rd District.
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Pat Bosch
Raul Castro
U.S
Sam. Steiger
Arizona
Dries Bosch
Hobbs
N.M
Bosch
Steiger
SRP and agency clash over electric rate comparisons
The Salt River Project and the State Corporation Commission argued over whether SRP rates are much higher than APS rates in the Phoenix area. SRP says commission figures inflate the gap, citing lower SRP amounts after upcoming rate hikes. the commission defends its comparison as accurate and inclusive of current hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Salt River
State Corporation Commission
SRP
Arizona Public Service Co
Bing Brown
APS
Commission
Tucson Gas & Electric
Brown
al Faron
Salt River Project
Aaron
Faron
Salt River Project sells 35 million in revenue bonds
SRP sold 35 million dollars of municipal revenue bonds at an 8.1718 percent effective rate. The Seven member Blyth Eastman Dillon group won, with bonds dated Oct 1 and delivered mid October. The sale caps 170 million authorized in 1975 and funds electric facility construction including Coronado Hayden Navajo Craig coal plants and the Palo Verde Nuclear Station. Bond interest is federally tax exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River Line
SRP
Karl F. Abel
Blyth,Eastman, Dillon & Co., Inc
Moody Investors Service, Inc
Standard .and Poor's Corporation
State Cor
Coronado
Hayden
Navajo
Craig
Palo _ Verde
Death of 21 year old Phoenix man under police investigation
A 21 year old Phoenix man, Steven E. Ehlers of 4437 E Turney, died at 12:17 p.m. Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after an emergency arrival. Police and medical staff await autopsy results from the county medical examiner to determine the cause of death.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Steven E. Ehlers
E. Turney
Robert Cloar
Cloar
Obituary of John Zelesko in Scottsdale area
John Zelesko a Chicago native died in Paris on September 14 at age 60. A Scottsdale resident for five years he lived at 211 East Garfield Street and is survived by his wife Josephine daughters Michaeline Zelesko Sandra Jandacek sons Robert and Michael sister Mrs. Ozzie Czarneki. A memorial mass is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at St Daniel's Catholic Church Green Acres Mortuary handled arrangements with memorials to the Heart Association.
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John Zelesko
Chicago
Ill
Paris
France
Scottsdale
Mr. Zelesko
E. Garfield St
Josephine
Michaeline Zelesko
Sandra Jandacek
Minnesota
Robert
Chicago, Ill
Michael
Michael Zelesko
Ozzie Czarneki
St. Daniel's Catholic Church
E. Latham
Green Acres Mortuary
The
Heart Association
Betty Coffin Services Held At First Southern Baptist
Betty M Coffin former special education teacher for 17 years died Monday at St Luke s Hospital in Phoenix. She taught first grade Sunday school at First Southern Baptist Church and lived at 8756 E Starlight Way. Survivors include Mitchell sister Eloise Mitchell and Phillip B Mitchell. Memorials to Grand Canyon College Scholarship Fund Phoenix.
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Betty M
Southern Baptist
Greenwood St Park
W. van Buren St
Friends
Coffin
St. Luke's Hospital
First Southern Baptist Church
Starlight Way
Her Mitchell
Estil Springs
Tenn
Eloise Mitchell
Murfressboro
Phillip B.mitchell
Atlanta, Ga
Marshalls to Receive Human Relations Award in Phoenix
Jonathan Marshall publisher of the Scottsdale Progress and his wife Maxine will receive the American Jewish Committee Phoenix Chapter Human Relations Award on Oct 5 at 5 30 p m at the Scottsdale Hilton Hotel. The couple’s leadership for minority rights and open government, plus Maxine’s community service and Progress column work, are cited by the chapter.
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Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale
County leaders urge home rule to cut property taxes
Maricopa County Supervisor Bob Corbin and State Treasurer Bart Bieming urged home rule for counties to reduce spending and property taxes. They blamed the Legislature for mandates and noted a 43 cent tax rise this year, citing $23 million for teachers' retirement and hospital budget concerns.
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Gil Johnson
Maricopa
Bob Corbin
Corbin
Bart Bieming
Young Americans For Freedom
Federa ‘Government
Food overcharges blamed by Arizona consumer council
Currin Shields of the Arizona Consumers Council says residents face thousands in excess charges from food taxes. He estimated overcharges at 800000 annually, noting low income shoppers pay a larger share. In Buckeye a 64 year old man reported being robbed and left tied in the desert, then hiked 11 hours to report the crime. Trevolo Juvarez of Arlington was checked and found in good condition.
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Tucson
Arizona Consumers Council
Pima County
Republican Club
Currin Shields
Shield
Buckeye
Maricopa County
Trevolo Juvarez
Arlington
Des Moines Woman Sued for Welfare Overpayments
The Arizona Department of Economic Security filed suit in Maricopa County Superior Court against Norma Lee Robinson of Avondale seeking recovery of 4968 dollars in welfare payments from 1968 to 1972 under the aid to dependent children program. The action targets alleged welfare overpayments.
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Phoenix
Arizona ‘Department of Economic Security
Avondale
Maricopa County
Norma
Lee Robinson
Experts Say Plane Fire Not Accidental in Scottsdale
Investigators led by a state deputy fire marshal and Scottsdale police conclude the early Monday blaze that destroyed a $20,000 1975 Cessna 172 at Scottsdale Municipal Airport was not accidental. They cited rapid destruction, a visible explosion, a smoking entry, and cockpit door status as key factors.
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Scottsdale
Rural Metro Fire Department
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Tony LeGault
San Diego
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Daily Progress
Sid Rosen
Jones Osborn
Yuma
Robert Stump
Eddie Lopez
John. Zelesko
Betty M. Coffin
Grand Canyon College
Camelback Rd
Maxine and
Marshalls
Supreme Court
Fleming
Chaparral
East Phoenix
Dennis Borkenhagen
Indian School Road
Chaparral Park
Hayden Road
Borkenhagen
Scottsdale Road
Saycees
Gall Larry
Associated Press
State
Sue
San Francisco
Kenneth R. Reed
Attorney General
Antitrust Division
California
Hawaii Sugar Co
C&h Sugar
Consolidated Foods Corp
Union Sugar Division
Holly Sugar Corp
LeGault
Bob Reed
Weldon Paxton
RFC
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