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Callaway denies wrongdoing over Forest Service land expansion
Washington and San Francisco briefs report Bo Callaway denying political pressure to aid Forest Service approval for ski resort land expansion in Colorado. He says no wrongdoing, but confirms discussing the issue with Forest Service and Agriculture Department officials in a July meeting at the Pentagon. Separately San Francisco bus drivers strike disrupts Golden Gate crossing, with pre midnight runs completed and no post midnight service starting.
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Washington
Howard
Bo” Callaway
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Four gunmen kill two at Amsterdam Theater robbery
In New York on West 42nd Street, four masked gunmen killed two armored car guards during a theater delivery or pickup at the Amsterdam Theater on Times Square. Police say the robbers surprised the guards, who were not identified.
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New York
Amsterdam
West 42Nd Street
Times Square
Officials to View Northeast Planning Options
City planners and the council will review citizen input from two workshops on seven northeast area concepts. They aim to narrow to three or four defined plans, addressing housing density and mix, commercial and employment levels, open space, and cost-revenue considerations before final recommendations for the 25 square mile area.
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City,council, and Planning Commission
Council
Commission
MCCCD plan sparks tax hike clash over new admin offices
Scottsdale Student body president accuses MCCCD of asking voters to fund a 2.3 million dollar administrative office complex. District officials project a tax rate rise from 59 to 72 to 79 cents per 100 assessed value, with six budget options tied to salaries and benefits.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County
MCCCD
Phoenix College
Panke
Innertube Regatta Under 90 Degree Weekend Stirs Fun
A weekend Innertube regatta sees temperatures above 90 degrees as Valley residents gather to toss donuts in the drink. A photographer captures three tubers in a playful mix of rubber and water, highlighting a tuber with an unusually long neck that could aid downstream scouting. Progress photo by Bob Johnstone.
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Valley of There
Lincoln Thrift chairman alleges accountants' games amid losses
Lincoln Thrift chairman Robert Fendler and investors discuss alleged asset misvaluations and an $31 million loss from the receivership of his thrift institutions. He cites low audit values by Arthur Andersen and claims conspiracies by banks and the Phoenix 40 group.
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Lincoln
U.S. Thrift Board
Robert Fendler
Games
William Price
Price
Kieslich
Fendler
Metropolitan
Phoenix 40 Group
Arthur Anderson
Continental Service Corp
Thriftown
Credit Capital
Continental
Open house launches $10,000 Scottsdale railroad park drive
The Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society begins a fundraiser to restore the McCormick Park Railroad Park. An open house on Wednesday from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. offers free refreshments, rides on the Paradise and Pacific Railroad, tours of the old Peoria depot, and a sale of the Dinner in the Diner cookbook. Proceeds fund the Truman car display and park museum exhibits.
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Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society
McCormick Park
Paradise and Pacific Railroad
Peoria
Harry Truman
Patti Stillman
Guy Stillman
City and district eye joint use of computer system
Scottsdale city and Paradise Valley School District officials discuss a potential shared use of the central processing computer system at a work study session. The plan could avoid a district computer purchase and save taxpayers money, with final approval pending.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Univac
Kearney
Frank Aleshire
N. 44Th St
GOP chairwoman seeks seat in Legislative District 28
Roberta Unterberger of Scottsdale announced her candidacy for the Arizona House of Representatives from District 28. She cites civic work and education background, noting roles with the Scottsdale Paradise Valley Bicentennial Commission and the Scottsdale Library Board, plus involvement in STEP, the Handicapped Foundation, and PTA.
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GOP
Roberta Unterberger
Arizona
House of Representatives
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Tenalea School
Paradise Valley Bicentennial Commission
STEP
Republican State
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North 2Nd Street
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Lincoln Thrift Chairman
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