SRP voting rules guide landowners in selecting board posts
Salt River Project landowners will vote Tuesday at 15 polling places across 10 areas for positions in the SRP Valley Water Users Association and the SRP Agricultural Improvement and Power District. Polls run 9 am to 4 pm. Ballots are printed in Spanish and English.
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Salt River Project
SRP
SRP Valley Water Users’ Association
SRP Agricultural Improvement and Power District
Scottsdale Area
Monte Vista Baptist Church
36Th St
Pima
E. Qsborn Rd
E. Qsborn Rd. the Crosscut Canal Near 66Th Street
Paul D. Rice
Rice
Association
SRP District 7 race pits incumbents against two challengers
In District 7, Salt River Project voters choose one board member as 12-year incumbent William P Schrader faces two challengers Toby S. David and Dennis L. Stadel. David, a Scottsdale resident with 31 years in media, campaigns for homeowners on fixed incomes and fairer power costs. Stadel, a Saguaro High School teacher, seeks reduced SRP spending on new plants and more water focus, while Schrader defends SRP projects and coal transition plans amid past layoffs and budget changes.
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Salt River Project
William P Schrader
Toby S. David
Dennis L. Stadel
Saguaro
Scottsdale
Schrader
East Phoenix
SRP
The
Progress
David
N. 83Rd St
State Bar
Stadel
Agua Fria
Center For Law In the Public Interest
Chandlerland
E. Calle Camelia
Indian School
Hayden Roads
Scottsdale Transition to Urban Center Highlighted by STEP
STEP says Scottsdale is citified not a dormitory suburb and should embrace a business and financial downtown role within metropolitan Phoenix. Urbanization implies demand for higher density housing and cluster living environments.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Wilbur Thompson
Wayne State University
Detroit
Northwestern University
Medill School of Journalism
Evanston, Il
Thompson
Center For the Arts
William C. Jenkins
West
In Laws Deny Nixon Instability Before Resignation
Edward Cox and David Eisenhower reject claims they believed Nixon was mentally unstable or suicidal. They dispute new book by Woodward and Bernstein on Nixon's final days, amid broader coverage of Watergate reporting.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard Nixon
Edward Cox
David Eisenhower
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
Senate Doubts Fade on Egypt Cargo Plane Sale
Senate resistance to selling six military cargo planes to Egypt weakens after Secretary Kissinger testifies that there are no U.S. commitments to re arm Egypt. He spoke Friday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Senate
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Beirut violence flares as cease fire crumbles amid calls for Syrian aid
In Beirut fighting and abductions threaten Lebanon's new cease fire as Christian leaders seek direct Syrian army intervention. Police report 92 killed and 85 wounded in sniping and sectarian attacks since the truce began at midday Friday.
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Beirut
Lebanon
NRA weighs moving its headquarters from Washington
NRA President said higher costs, not rising crime, could push the 1.1 million member group to relocate. The opening of the annual meeting Friday centered on a possible move with sites discussed including Kansas City Colorado Springs Knoxville and Phoenix.
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Indianapolis
National Rifle Association
Washington, D.C
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Knoxville
Tenn
Phoenix
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Weekend Warmth
Variable high cloudiness with considerable sunshine today and Sunday. Somewhat cooler Sunday afternoon. High in the mid 80s today and near 80 Sunday. Overnight low in the mid 50s. Details on page 3.
Water shutdown affects 300 homes during bridge work
The City of Phoenix will cut water to about 300 homes and businesses in the area bounded by Thomas and Osborn Roads from Miller to Scottsdale Roads from 10 30 p m today to 6 30 a m Sunday. The outage supports the Thomas Road bridge over the Indi Wash construction and involves moving a large water main. Mabel Murphy's at 2800 N Scottsdale Rd and Frontier Lanes at 7300 E Thomas Rd will lose service.
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Thomas and Osborn
Miller
Scottsdale
Thomas Road
Indi Wash
City of Phoenix
Mabel Murphy’s
Scottsdale Rd
Frontier Lanes
Police to Recommend Bid Based Tow Service
Scottsdale Police seek council approval to bid a single exclusive tow firm for police initiated accident calls. Chief Nemetz cites enforcement limits with 12 plus operators and recent rotation violations. If rejected, revisions to allow nearby storage yards at five miles are proposed.
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Scottsdale
Nemetz
Police Department
Michael G. Gannon
Trucker work resumes in Arizona Nevada and California
Some 250 small shipping firms signed interim deals to honor a national settlement as truckers return to work across Arizona California and Nevada. Labor Secretary Usery hopes a weekend final agreement. In Arizona 1400 drivers strike risk noted with 30 days stock, Las Vegas firms ordered extra supplies, and San Diego sees a holiday mood as workers return.
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Associated Press
California
Arizona
Nevada
U.S
W.J. Usery Jr
Horace Manning
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Frank MacDonald
Malcolm Boyd
California Trucking Association
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Isabel Peron
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