Pima Road right of way dispute stalls improvement project
A city effort to widen Pima Road between Thomas and McDowell is halted as a rights of way issue unsettles progress. Mayor Bud Tims Deputy City Manager Marc Stragier and about 30 property owners met with tribal attorney Richard Wilks who urged compensation for about 40 feet on the east side. The Salt River Indian community argues the BIA agreement was never formally executed and seeks reappointment of the right of way to the tribe. The city supports maintaining good relations while promising full disclosure of future plans and enhancing traffic flow off Alma School and Agency Roads.
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Pima Road
Bud Tims
Marc Stragier
Richard Wilks
Phoenix
Marks
Thomas and
McDowell Roads
Tims
BIA
Salt River
Indian Community Council
Paul Smith
Pima
Alma School
Nixon seeks 5.1 billion foreign aid package with 250 million for Egypt
President Nixon urged Congress to approve a 5.1 billion foreign aid program for the coming year including 250 million to Egypt to bolster moderation in the Middle East. The plan also provides 50 million for Israel security, 300 million in military credits, and 100 million for Jordan plus a 100 million special fund for new needs as peace efforts evolve.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Egypt
Middle East
United States
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Suez Canal
Mideast
Israel
Jordan
McLaughlin talk moved to Thursday at Camelback Inn
Dr John McLaughlin deputy special assistant to President Nixon will speak at a Thursday afternoon conference moved from Friday. The event at the Camelback Inn La Cantina Lounge was re scheduled for 2 p m and will be filmed by CBS for 60 Minutes. He will also headline a Scottsdale Board of Realtors dinner that night at the Camelback Inn open to the public with tickets via the board.
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John McLaughlin
Nixon
Camelback Inn
la Cantina
McLaughlin
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
CBS Television
Fifth Avenue Thieves Market opens with belly dancing show
The 17th annual Thieves Market starts Thursday on Fifth Avenue with local merchants displaying sidewalk goods. An auction and entertainment by the Judy Timmerman School of Belly Dancing are featured as the event runs Thursday and Friday until 9 p.m. and Saturday until 6 p.m.
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Fifth Avenue
Judy Timmerman
AMA unit to meet at Arizona Medical Association banquet
The Arizona Medical Association Political Action Committee hosts a banquet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Safari Hotel as part of the 83rd annual meeting week. Ray Pfautch of Civic Service Inc will speak on Elections of 1974 Predictions and Problems.
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Arizona Medical Association Political Action ‘Committee
Safari Hotel
Arizona Medical Association
Ray Pfautch
Civic Service, Inc
St. Louis
Pfautch
Charities Benefit From Greyhound Park Foundation Grants
The Greyhound Park Foundation marked its 20th anniversary by distributing about $40,000 to Phoenix area groups including two Scottsdale nonprofits. The Scottsdale Girls' and Boys' Clubs each got $250, while this year’s total donations reached $39,191, with cumulative gifts since 1954 at $420,663. The United Fund led recipients with $19,500.
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Greyhound Park Foundation
Phoenix Area
Scottsdale
United Fund
Democrat AG hopefuls to speak at Nucleus Club luncheon
A trio of Democrats Bruce Babbitt Jack McCormick and Sidney Rosen seek the state attorney general nomination and will address the Nucleus Club at an 11 30 a m luncheon in the Towne House Phoen1x. Each will speak five minutes then face a five minute cross examination before a second five minute talk. After the speeches the floor will be opened to questions.
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Nucleus Club
Bruce Babbitt
Jack McCormick
Sidney Rosen
Pizarro
Towne House
Phoenix
Motorola delays sale of TV assets to Matsushita
Motorola and Matsushita confirm a postponed closing of the Quasar Color Television Division sale to May 28 after Justice Department inquiry into whether Motorola sought alternative buyers. Goldman Sachs is handling the sale process as Motorola exits the television receiver business.
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Motorola
Matsushita
U.S. Department of Justice
Justice Department
Department
U.S
Department of Justice
Goldman Sachs & Co
Panasonic
Scottsdale Board reviews new science program and teacher contract
The Scottsdale School Board heard reports on a five year elementary science program based on scope and sequence and on a tentative teacher contract with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers. The science plan moves from textbook approvals to hands on labs with district funds shifted to capital budget for equipment. The SFT agreement outlines teacher district liaison committees and unified hours to improve conferences with students and parents.
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Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Eldon Ault
State Board of Education
Scottsdale
Ault
Frank Schilling
SFT
Robbery trial postponed for Larry Wolfe in multiple cases
Larry Wolfe 32 had armed robberies at five Phoenix and five Scottsdale hotels and motels totaling about 1400 dollars. The trial was moved to June 3 after his lawyer sought a delay. Wolfe faces additional charges from Scottsdale and Phoenix incidents and is held on bond for the Jan 15 Travelodge case. He remains jailed pending further court actions before Judge Charles D. Roush.
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Larry Wolfe
Wolfe
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Dan Roth
Superior Court
Fifth Ave
Obituary: Gladys Catherine Heppe 82 of Scottsdale
Gladys Catherine Heppe 82 of 3620 Mohave Way Scottsdale died Monday after a long illness. She was born in Hartford Wisconsin and moved to Arizona in 1956. Survived by five sons Dr Paul H of Washington Jack of California C James of Nevada Harry of Scottsdale Thomas of Phoenix. three daughters Bette Robert of Scottsdale Mary Heppe of California Ruth Tierney of Tempe. sister, 18 grandchildren, one great grandchild. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Messinger Mortuary. Mass Friday 9 a.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scottsdale. Burial St Francis. Donations to Barrett Institute for research suggested.
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Gladys Catherine Heppe
Mohave Way
Heppe
Hartford
Wisc
Arizona
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Scottsdale
Paul. H
Washington
Jack
California
C. James
Nevada
Harry
Thomas
Phoenix
Bette Robert
Mary
Ruth Tierney
Tempe
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Francis
Barrows Institute
16th Phoenix Open Chess Tourney Set at Granada Royale
The 16th annual Phoenix Open Chess tournament will run Friday through Sunday at the Granada Royale Hotel in Phoenix. It features two sections and five Swiss-system rounds with games starting 8 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. USCF membership is required and available at registration. The event is organized by the Phoenix Chess Club and the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department.
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Granada Royale
E. Thomas Rd
Phoenix
USCF
Phoenix Chess Club
Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department
City pilot program opens pool for arthritis therapy
A Scottsdale program will start in June, reserving a city pool near the police department for two hours weekly from 5 to 7 p.m. for persons handicapped by arthritis and similar diseases. Lifeguards on duty, nonswimmers accommodated, and aid persons may accompany them for exercises. Call Spacewater or Community Services for details.
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Scottsdale
Joseph Mihalchick
L.B. Spacewater
Michalchick
Parks and Recreation Commission
Police Department
Spacewater
Father's protest suit rescheduled before Maricopa judge
A Scottsdale father sues a state agency over the removal of his two children after the mother was hospitalized for a nervous breakdown. The May 10 hearing before Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Roger G. Strand centers on due process concerns and the return of the children to the father under protective services supervision.
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A. Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Roger G. Strand
Arizona Protective Services
Protective Services Agency
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