College board approves SCC classes at planned Vo-Tech Center
Maricopa Community College District board supports Scottsdale Community College instructors teaching college level vocational courses at the Vocational Technical Center on Scottsdale High School campus. Courses like auto mechanics aeronautics and welding would run after 4 pm using center labs. The $580000 facility opens Oct 15 and serves the wider community. The board also awarded a $12577 contract to Tony's Quality Concrete Co. for a 640 foot pedestrian walkway connecting the south parking lot to campus steps as part of Phase II valued at $223000.
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Maricopa County Community College District Board of Governors
Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale
James Waltz
SCC
Waltz
William Randall
Scottsdale High School
E. Indian School Rd
Tony's
Quality Concrete Co
Clifford Smith
College
Smith
Vista del Camino housing private settlement urged in dispute
Attorneys for Vista del Camino residents and contractors seek a settlement by Oct 12 over alleged shoddy workmanship and faulty Kenotex siding on the federally funded project. A State Registrar of Contractors hearing was postponed to Oct 12, with hearings possible if no agreement is reached.
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Vista del Camino
State Registrar of Contractors
Kenneth E. Murphy
Kenotex
Obituary Lloyd R. Bell 49 Who Died in Westport Conn
Lloyd R. Bell 49 of Phoenix died Saturday in Westport Connecticut Memorial services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at First Methodist Church Phoenix He sang in Broadway shows and later managed traffic for KOY radio He founded Forrell School of the Performing Arts and owned Forrell Talent Agency Arkota Productions Survivors include wife Leslie two sons Rodney Thomas mother Mrs Geraldine Killough two step children Larry Lynn Garland a brother John Fast and two sisters Mrs Hula and Mrs Harold Camp of Phoenix
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Westport
Conn
First Methodist Church
N. Central Ave
Mr. Bell
E. Flower
Forrell Talent Agency
Arkota Productions
Phoenix Musical Theater
Scottsdale
Newton
Kan
Wichita State University
KFH Radio
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Bell Ranch
Skull Valley
Leslie
Rodney
Thomas
Geraldine Killough
Larry
Lynn Garland
John Fast
Margaret, Hula
Harold Camp
Phoenix
Memorial services for Arnold Abbiehl in Phoenix
Arnold Abbiehl 55 died Saturday in Phoenix Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. He lived at 2057 N 64th Lane and worked five years as a refrigeration engineer at the Biltmore Hotel. He was a Bremen Ind. native who moved to the Valley in 1949 and belonged to St Peters Lutheran Church and Local 428 Operating Engineers. He is survived by four children Darrel Dee Linda and Max, his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Abbiehl, a brother Marlow and nine grandchildren.
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Arnold Abbiehl
Phoenix
Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Abbiehl
64Th Lane
Biltmore Hotel
Bremen
Ind
Indiana
The
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church and Operating Engineers Union Local 428
Darrel Cook
Dee Cook
Linda Bowley
Max Cook
Michigan
Raymond Abbieh
Marlow
Double agent linked to Watergate burglary hints
Senate hearings heard E. Howard Hunt Jr. accuse a double agent with Democratic ties of tipping off police during the Watergate bugging. Alfred Baldwin II, the burglars’ lookout, denied the charge as Baldwin’s attorney called it untrue. Baldwin had testified earlier he warned of police arrival.
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UPI
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
Alfred C. Baldwin
Baldwin
Robert C. Mirto
West Haven
Conn
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Watergate Committee
Mirto
Democratic Party
Weicker
Connecticut
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Sen. Gurney
Gurney
Alfred Baldwin
FBI
Nixon
Martha Mitchell
Ene Baldwin
Howard Johnson
Democratic
Senate Committee
Watergate
Board candidate corrects charge over district athletics spending
Ted Jarvi correcting an incorrect claim about athletic spending in the Maricopa Community Colleges district says the $170 000 figure cited was for all five campuses not Scottsdale alone. He clarifies SCC spending at $22 493 and maintains district grants totaling $27 000 for athlete fee waivers.
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Ted Jarvi
Maricopa County
Jarvi
Roger Brooks
SCC
Dwight Patterson
District Board
Cloudy Skies Forecast No Rain Despite Gusty Winds
The Weather Service expects cloudy skies with wind all day and no rain. Gusts up to 30 mph blow in from the west, cooler weather may arrive late afternoon, and temperatures rise to near 90 today and near 95 tomorrow with overnight lows around 60.
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Weather Service
Smash Engagement
San Diego
Psych doctor cites flashback in Jensen killings near Saguaro Lake
Dr. Richard Duisberg testified Jensen, a Vietnam veteran, described walking in a desert when a plane flew overhead and firing at a perceived enemy officer then at a female Vietnamese soldier and a male. He described a dissociative state during the March incident leading to the deaths of James Burgoyne and Kathy Roger.
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Shawn Jensen
Scottsdale
Richard Duisberg
Jensen
Duisberg
James Burgoyne
Kathy Roger
Hehman
Adult education classes offered by Scottsdale School District
Enroll now in Scottsdale School District adult education. Writing for Fun starts Wednesday at Saguaro High School 6250 N 82nd St at 7 pm with on site registration. ten week course costs 20 dollars. Management and Human Relations starts Thursday at 7 pm at Saguaro in Room 123 with on site or early registration. cost 20 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High
82Nd St
Saguaro
Riggs warned over London Bridge jump promise
Mohave County Sheriff Philip Jordan said Bobby Riggs cannot use the transplanted London Bridge to fulfill a bet about jumping if he loses to Billie Jean King. Jordan warned any jumper will be arrested and warned the act would be deadly. In Phoenix, councilman Ed Kerrick criticized anti obscenity laws as wasting police time and argued pornography does not directly cause crime.
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Lake Havasu
Bobby Riggs
London Bridge
Billie Jean King
Mohave County
Philip Jordan
Jordan
Phoenix
Ed Kerrick
House
Grand Canyon Park Expansion Approved by Senate
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill to almost double Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. The measure would merge 272.5 miles of canyon into a single park and was sent to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
House
Grand Canyon
Tolleson Police Seek Volunteers In Search For Regina Chavez
The Tolleson Police Department appeals for volunteers as the search for 10 year old Regina Chavez enters its second week. She vanished September 17 from Tolleson Elementary School. despite daily searches by police sheriff's deputies and volunteers no trace has been found.
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Tolleson
Tolleson Police Department
Regina Chavez
State Board delays action on policy handbook revisions
Phoenix The State Board of Education delayed until October 15 action on revisions to its controversial policy handbook. The motion to table passed 5 to 4 over Dwight Hudson who warned that some board members want to kill the handbook.
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Phoenix
State Board of Education
Dwight Hudson
Vehicle fees rise to 150 million in new fiscal year
The State Motor Vehicle Division expects to collect over 150 million dollars in license and permit fees this fiscal year, about 22 million more than 1972 73, when a record 1.59 million vehicles were registered.
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Phoenix
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