Arab elections near in Nablus amid West Bank unrest
In Nablus an Arab election campaign closes ahead of Monday balloting for 24 town councils amid Israeli occupation. Women vote for the first time. 32 000 women registered and 3 stand as candidates. The contest pits traditional Arab leaders against PLO supporters as rioting continues with fatalities.
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Hearing on $11 Million DES Grants Set for Scottsdale
Scottsdale residents will speak Tuesday at 7 30 p m in City Hall Kiva on how to spend $11 million in Maricopa County for DES social services including job training transportation day care and counseling. DES will prioritize needs and negotiate contracts after statewide planning in July.
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Almon
City Bans Skateboards and Bikes in Mall and Garage
Scottsdale officials ban riding bicycles skateboards and other non self propelled vehicles in the downtown area mall parking garage and sidewalks. The ordinance allows seizure of vehicles and requires posting signs to enforce the prohibition.
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Darryl Freitinger
Bruce Jameson
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Usis
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Skatabo Hefe Sanuel
Ares
Scottsdale to light Chaparral tennis courts with solar-like lights
Scottsdale plans to spend 15000 to light four Chaparral High School tennis courts after agreement with the Scottsdale School Board. Citizens note night access is limited north of Indian Bend Road, and officials consider low level lighting to reduce impact on nearby residents.
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Indian Bend Road
Plans curb vandalism and save costs for district lights
The report notes lights are costly and prone to vandalism with proposed $22 000 to $40 000 install costs and higher operating expenses. The district would maintain nets and courts while the city handles lights and electricals, and Cholla Park tennis courts were scrapped for proximity to the airport. Former Phoenix official Gary Klahr will announce a bid for Maricopa County Attorney promising pragmatic criminal justice reform and consumer fraud programs. He is 33, ASU graduate, UA law alumnus, once on the Phoenix City Council before being unseated last year.
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Gary Peter Klahr
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Charter Government
New management revives Scottsdale Sheraton
Sheraton International executive Irving Zeldman reports the Scottsdale Sheraton has returned to profitability under new management after years of bankruptcy and subpar occupancy. He cites aggressive sales drives and facility redesigns as key, while warning against overbuilding amid a recovering U.S. tourism market.
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Texas
Senate hearing centers on Callaway ski resort approval pressure
Former Forest Service Rocky Mountain chief William J. Lucas testified that Washington did not pressure Colorado officials to approve expansion of Howard Hi Callaway’s ski resort. The Senate subcommittee heard whether improper influence was used to gain the permit.
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