Area tax rates to rise in Scottsdale Paradise Valley and East Phoenix
Taxpayers in Scott sdale northeast Phoenix and Paradise Valley face higher combined property tax rates this year as state and county rate decisions are finalized. Scottsdale residents see a 12.20 per 100 valuation, East Phoenix 12.84, Paradise Valley 10.95, with state and county components and school taxes noted. County rate drops to 2.70 amid budgeting and valuation changes, while state revenue projections show a surplus and adjustments to funding.
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Toxin suspected in 25 regionnaires' deaths in Pa
Federal scientists ruled out influenza and fungi as causes of the regionnaires disease and pointed to a toxin or chemical agent. Toll rose to 25 with recent deaths linked to the Philadelphia American Legion convention exposure. no virus transmission observed.
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Harrisburg
Eka Slabie
David Sencer
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
Don Berreth
Leonard Bachman
Sencer
Philadelphia
American Legion
Mistrial Declared in Circle K Robbery Case
A mistrial was declared in the Maricopa County case of Arthur Jensen and David McGrew over the Feb 22 Circle K robberies in Scottsdale and Mesa. The Mesa store clerk testified about the Scottsdale robbery, triggering the ruling. The men face potential five year minimum terms if convicted and trials will be reset.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Peterson
Pam Romero
Mesa
McGrew
Jensen
Youth hitchhikes 2000 miles with 63 cents in pockets
Elton James Shingleton, 17, left Gibsonia Pennsylvania July 7 with 6 cents and a knife. He rode to Phoenix in four days, sleeping in cars after losing his sleeping bag to a snake in Columbus. He survived on coffee, peanut butter and jelly, and water, learning more than in 11 years of school. He plans to hitchhike again next summer toward California, aiming to return for his senior year.
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Phoenix
Columbus
Ohio
Moriarity, N.M
Flagstaff
Shingleton
Gibsonia
California
Immigrants Apprehended In Western States Rise Through June
Immigration officials report 284000 illegal entrants caught in the first six months of 1976 across four western states a 26 percent rise from a year earlier. Ed O Connor cites border patrol traffic checks resumption in California and Arizona boosting arrests with most detainees in California and wages reported from 2.50 to over 6 dollars an hour.
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Los Angeles
Immigration and Naturalization
Ed O’connor
California
Supreme Court
Border Patrol
Arizona
Nevada
Hawaii
Estimations of New Tax Rates in Scottsdale
In Scottsdale the city and Scottsdale Schools estimate new tax rates for the upcoming fiscal year. Officials outline proposed changes, potential impact on residents, and the timeline for public input and approval.
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Scottsdale
Kenya Uganda agree to end border belligerence and restore trade
Kenya and Uganda agreed to withdraw troops from their mutual borders and halt belligerent acts. They will restore regular trade, protect nationals abroad, and settle outstanding debts. A separate U.S. intelligence review seeks whether the Soviet blasts violated a nuclear accord amid uncertainty about test-site terrain and yields.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda
U.S
Washington
Coal miners rally could mark turning point in walkout
Charleston hosts a rally on the Capitol steps led by the union local president as miners from across West Virginia gather. The wildcat walkout continues with about 90,000 of the nation’s 140,000 soft coal miners idle across seven states.
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Charleston
W.va
State Capitol
West Virginia
Capitol
Kissinger Meets Shah Over Nuclear Reactors Sale
Secretary of State Kissinger and the Shah of Iran discussed selling six to eight U S nuclear reactors at about one billion dollars each and an oil for weapons trade. Reporters were told no agreement is expected during the two day visit.
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Tehran
Iran
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Refugees mob Red Cross convoy at Tal Zaatar camp
Palestinians mobbed a Red Cross mercy convoy as they flee a besieged Tal Zaatar refugee camp. Right wing Christian gunmen fired as the trucks and ambulances withdrew, forcing the International Red Cross to halt evacuation missions for wounded people.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Tal Zaatar
Pentagon may have oversold F16 sales prospects
Defense officials acknowledge the Pentagon may have overstated international demand for about 3000 U S built F16 fighters. No new F16 sale has been announced in 14 months since Norway Denmark Belgium and The Netherlands agreed to buy 348 aircraft.
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Washington
Pentagon
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
Gas shortages spotted on East Coast for 1975 76 models
An Associated Press check found scattered minor unleaded gasoline shortages affecting some motorists. Issues were concentrated along the East Coast with limited impact. Sunny today and Saturday with highs near 80 and overnight lows around 70s.
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New York
Associated Press
Building permits fall sharply as costs rise in Scottsdale
Scottsdale reports 1975-76 total permit valuation of 35.9 million dollars down 30.8 percent from 1974-75. Single family homes rise 45 percent in value to 11.9 million with 400 permits. office, hotel, and mercantile permits show large declines.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Conference Center
McCormick Ranch
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