Indians seek jurisdiction over Scottsdale land drawn from Taft order
The Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community filed suit July 19 claiming authority over about one square mile between Hayden and Pima Roads, including Motorola’s complex and a large housing area, potentially affecting water sewer and police fire services for about 3 000 residents. Tribal chair Paul Smith says a transition with the city may take a year to 10 while ensuring services, while some residents express alarm and others optimism about benefits from reservation control.
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Gil Johnson
Salt River
Scottsdale
McDowell
McKellips
Hayden
Pima Road
Motorola
Government Electronics
William Howard Taft
Bob Mathews
Scottsdale East Cooperative Apartments
N. Hayden Rd
Milburn
RFD
Fire Department
Paul Smith
Slogan wins rock concert in Arizona Milk contest
Nancy Buerner, a 16 year old Paradise Valley High School junior, won a rock concert for 1,000 friends as top entry in a slogan contest by Arizona Milk Inc. Her line Milk pure and simple proved best among over 1,200 entries judged by ad executives and company board members.
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Nancy Buerner
Paradise Valley High School
Arizona
Arizona Milk, Inc
Arizona Milk Producers
Peggy
Nancy
N. 66Th St
Phoenix
Jaycee Hall
N. 7Th Street
Pandora Lewis
Indian Bend Rd
Paradise Valley
Chris Benson
Patricia Heldt
Kathy Steart
Oakland A's marijuana garden hoax debunked by police
Police dismissed a report that marijuana was growing in the Oakland Coliseum outfield as hokey. The claim traced to discarded seeds from rock concerts earlier in the summer and found no truth in the alleged garden at the ballpark.
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Oakland
UPI
Oakland A’s
Oakland Coliseum
Rhodes joins more Republicans try censure
A group of Republicans opened a push to censure President Nixon rather than impeach him. House leaders scheduled impeachment debate for Aug. 19 with live coverage and a possible final vote between Aug. 26 and 31. Key figures split on the approach as Rhodes signed the petitions while others opposed and offered alternative paths.
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Washington
UPI
House
Nixon
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Carl Albert
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Delbert Latta
Ohio
Paul Findley
Iil
House Rules Committee
Robert McClory
R-Ill
Harold V. Froelich
R-Wis
Findley
Albert
Scottsdale District Staves Off Coaching Shortage Critics
Philip Gates says the Scottsdale School District has filled or nearly filled about 95 percent of 194 coaching positions across boys and girls sports and intramurals, with 10 tough vacancies, while Arcadia booster leader Jim Lanker complains of long range shortages and lack of action.
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Scottsdale
Philip Gates
Jim Lanker
Arcadia High School
Gates
Arcadia
Chaparral
Scottsdale High School
Sheraton stays open as Tywest bankruptcy proceeds
In Scottsdale the 276 room Sheraton Inn will remain open after Federal Judge Edward E. Davis declared Tywest Corp bankrupt and ordered liquidation. Trustee Robert L. Jarratt plans aggressive marketing and personnel changes to secure future finances as occupancy nears 75 to 80 percent for January and February.
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Scottsdale Sheraton Inn
Edward E. Davis
Tywest Corp
N. Scottsdale Rd
Robert L. Jarratt
Phoenix
Jarratt
Widmann
Tywest
Jarratt oTaat
Ficials
Davis
New York
East New York Savings Bank of Brooklyn
Maricopa County
Philip Tymon
House impeachment poll shows Nixon facing majority support
United Press International surveyed 435 lawmakers finding 164 in favor or leaning toward impeachment and 42 against. Counts show 190 undecided and 39 unwilling to comment, with 218 votes needed for removal if all vote.
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Washington
House
United Press International
Nixon
Midwest crop losses top 5.6 billion, SD seeks aid
Estimated losses across the Midwest bread basket exceed 5.6 billion dollars as South Dakota joins other states requesting federal disaster assistance. A proposed crop disaster area is under consideration, with guidance pending on aid eligibility and relief measures.
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Midwest
South Dakota
Dean Sentenced in Watergate Cover-Up Case
John Dean, President Nixon’s top Watergate witness, was sentenced to one to four years for conspiracy in the cover up. Judge John Sirica set a Sept. 3 start date to await wife’s ill mother’s condition. Dean was released on bond pending appeal.
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Washington
John Dean
U.S
John Sirica
Dean
Flash Flood Risk And Heat Remain In Area Forecast
The forecast warns of high flash flood potential with evening and nighttime thunderstorms bringing locally heavy rain and strong winds. Partly sunny days with continued heat and humidity. highs around 104 today and Saturday. Overnight rain chances around 40 percent this evening and tonight.
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Ron Heberbeg
Scottsdale East
United States
Heberlee
Tempe
Dennis Buono
Buono
Cerned
Joan Milburn
Mountain Shadows Village
Rural Metropolitan Fire Department
Jim ‘Trent
Trent
Public Health Service
By Dennis Carroll
North Scottsdale
Mother Nature
Rhodes
Coca
Sheraton
Frank Widmann
Tymon
Leo Tymon
Philip
Herbert L. Saunders
Environmental Protection Agency
Tel Aviv
Soviet Union
Shimon Peres
Gulf of Suez
Israel
Mideast
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