VP search intensifies choice lists shape new administration
Marlow W. Cook of Kentucky appears on both Scott and conservative lists. Melvin Laird resists active role per congressional source. Other names include Sens Dominick Javits Milliard Bush Frelinghuysen Milliken Holton Bartlett Reagan Meskill Williams Simon Quie.
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Colorado
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New York
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New Jersey
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Michigan
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Virginia
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Oklahoma
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California
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Connecticut
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Delaware
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Albert Quie
Minnesota
SAM proposes new sign amortization rule for Scottsdale
A spokesman for the Scottsdale Associated Merchants SAM says a new sign amortization ordinance drafted with the Scottsdale Board of Realtors and Chamber of Commerce is fairer to small businessmen. The proposal favors one year amortization for pre 1971 signs and two years for post 1971 signs, with broader variances for setbacks. it omits compensation provisions but urges a method to reimburse nonconforming sign costs. The council plans to discuss the issue at a Tuesday study session after hearings that drew small business and Eller Outdoor Advertising objections.
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Scottsdale Associated Merchants
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
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City reviews landscaping consultants for CAP corridor project
Phoenix officials will interview three landscape consultants Royston Hanamoto Beck Abby Taliesin West Associates Eckbo Dean Austing Williams to plan revegetation for the Granite Reef Aqueduct section of the Central Arizona Project. The effort aims to transform CAP land into a recreation oriented area with input from ASU botanist Duncan Patten and a cross agency committee.
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Central Arizona
Richard Bauman
Bureau of Reclamation
Arizona Stateiversity
Duncan T. Patters
Bureau
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
CAP
Ford opens cabinet with tone of informal leadership
President Ford arrives from Alexandria to begin his first cabinet meeting and announces an immediate National Security Council session. He keeps Nixon era appointees, meets ambassadors from 57 nations, outlines transition plans with Scranton and Rumsfeld, and hosts a casual White House luncheon.
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UPI
Gérald R. Ford
Alexandria
National Security Council
Ford
Department
Nixon
Henry Er
Defense
James R Schlesinger
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
U.S
NATO
Donald Rumsfeld
Kissinger
Pakistan
Iran
India
White House
Virginia
Cyprus
City revenues lag budget in July amid sagging economy
City finance data show July revenue at 1,305,028 a shortfall of 126,188 from the 1,431,216 budget. Sales tax lagged by about 100,000 to 329,455 while construction and car dealer receipts fell. Department stores and miscellaneous retailers helped, with 54,462 and 69,554 respectively.
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Finance Department
Dale Carter
Carter
Sunny and Hot Weekend Forecast with Warm Overnight Lows
Sunny today with some clouds. Sunday remains sunny and warmer. Highs near 106 during both days, overnight lows in the low 80s.
Ford names four leaders for transition team
President Ford appoints four prominent figures to guide the transition from Nixon to the Ford administration. Roger C B Morton former interior secretary William Scranton ex-Pennsylvania governor Donald Rumsfeld ambassador to NATO and John O Marsh defense adviser from Ford's vice presidential staff join the panel.
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Ford
Roger C.B. Morton
Interior
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Donald Rumsfeld
U.S
NATO
John O. Marsh
Ford urges restraint in Cyprus crisis to Greek premier
President Gerald R. Ford called for restraint and moderation in handling the Cyprus crisis in a message to Greece Prime Minister and was echoed by a Greek government spokesman noting careful diplomacy.
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Athens
Gerald R. Ford
Cyprus
Greece
Nixon now indictable after new Watergate tapes
The federal grand jury that named former President Richard Nixon a co conspirator in Watergate now believes Nixon is much more indictable following three new tapes released Monday reports the New York Daily News.
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Federal
Richard Nixon
Nixon
New York Daily News
Nixon retains Ziegler as spokesman and California staff
Richard Nixon continues to use Ronald Ziegler as his news spokesman. Other White House aides who traveled to California with him intend to stay on as long as needed, said former Appointments Secretary Stephen Bull on Friday.
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Richard Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
White House
California
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