Scottsdale considers state grant for work experience program
Scottsdale School District plans discussion on accepting a 21263 grant for a one year planning study to explore a work experience program. If approved, 2500 high school students could work part of a semester in the community. A council would be formed and funding details finalized in the final report. The decision meets tonight at 8 p.m. at the district education center.
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Bonnie Foster
Scottsdale
Federal
Pennsylvania
Oregon
California
Lieske
William Randall
Organized Labor
Council
Odd Fellows deaths linked to 1974 Philadelphia meeting
Harrisburg AP reports health officials review deaths after the 1974 Odd Fellows Convention in Philadelphia. Investigators compare patterns to the Legionnaires outbreak, with 12 to 18 legionnaires cases and about 10 deaths among attendees. CDC and state experts interview participants and study hotels as they seek the illness source.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Denis Lucey
David Fraser
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
Luce
Samuel Patterson
Odd Fellows Convention
American Legion
Odd Fellows
The
Pumpkin pride grows as 57-pound jack o lantern tops patch
John Frei and Ian Deonise, both six, try to involve their three week old black kittens in Halloween spirit. Nancy Deonise tends three Big Max pumpkins in her garden at 5537 Emile Zola, noting two siblings weighed only 30 pounds each while the 57 pound giant stands out.
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John Frei
Ian Deonise
Nancy Deonise
Emile Zola
Gardner
CB ham operators to debate antenna law tonight
Paradise Valley planners hold a 7 30 p m hearing on a proposed amendment to relax CB and ham radio antenna limits, allowing antennas up to 30 feet with special permits for higher towers. The town scrapped a prior rule and cites a court ruling in Lindberg as influence.
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Paradise Valley
Carl Lindberg
Lindberg
Ex-police chief calls Arizona a mob laundry for crime
Former Tucson and Miami police chief Bernard L. Garmire told the Phoenix Kiwanis Club that Arizona is a major laundry for underworld profits. He warned of rampant white collar crime, land fraud exposure, and public officials under investigation, urging a broader statewide grand jury remit.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Underworld
Tucson
Miami
Fla
Bernard L. Garmire
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Garmire
United States
Kissinger Issues US Objection to French Nuclear Sale
Secretary Kissinger told French Foreign Minister Sauvagn that Washington objects to France selling a nuclear reprocessing plant to Pakistan. Press spokesman Robert Funseth said the call lasted five to ten minutes and was friendly and constructive.
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Deauville
France
Henry A. Kissinger
Jean Sauvagn
Pakistan
Robert Funseth
Kissinger
Interim multi-racial government near for Namibia independence
In Windhoek sources at the constitutional conference say an interim multi-racial government is near formation to prepare South-West Africa for independence by June 30. Namibia, under a South African mandate, faces UN rejection and potential sanctions if UN supervised elections are not planned by August 31.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South-West Africa
Constitutional Conference
Windhoek
Namibia
League of Nations
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Radar transmitter failure delayed Big Thompson flood warning
The Rocky Mountain News reported a broken NWS radar transmitter in Limon Colo slowed Denver forecaster Robert Beck’s ability to pinpoint severe weather delaying the Big Thompson Canyon flood warning.
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Loveland
Colo
National Weather Service
Big Thompson Canyon
The
Rocky Mountain News
Robert Beck
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Limon
Denver
Violence erupts in Belfast after Sinn Fein leader arrested
Guerrillas hit British troops as rioters hijacked over 70 vehicles in Belfast Roman Catholic districts. A sniper wounded a British soldier in the stomach and another was hurt when his armored car exploded. Snipers fired over 100 rounds at an army patrol. no further casualties reported.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Provisional Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
Schweiker Appearance Falls Through on Platform Panel
In Kansas City Reagan backers failed to arrange a Schweiker appearance before the Republican platform committee as factions push for their views. The committee chair planned to hear him, but the Reagan camp later said Schweiker could not adjust his schedule and would send a statement instead.
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Kansas City
Richard Schweiker
Ronald Reagan
Republican Platform Committee
Reagan
Schweiker
Senate passes liability bill to back swine flu vaccine plan
The Senate approved unanimously a bill to create a federal liability insurance plan protecting vaccine makers from lawsuits by inoculated individuals. The measure was sent to the House with hopes for quick action before day’s end.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nighttime Threat to 104 Heat With Dust Storm Risk
A slight chance of evening or nighttime thunderstorms or dust storms remains, with little temperature change. Highs near 104 and overnight lows around the upper 70s. Measurable rain probability back to 10 percent for both evenings.
MCCCD chief's role may be decided tonight
The Maricopa County Community College District board may reassign duties from Dr. John Prince before his summer retirement. A closed session July 21 discussed possible action, with board members denying the report. The meeting also weighs Ray Laing’s transfer despite not meeting job qualifications and a grievance by faculty against three administrators.
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John Prince
Maricopa County Community College
Prince
Kenneth Badertscher
Robert Robertson
Ross Fransworth
Jeremy Butler
Roger Brooks
Farnsworth
Badertscher
Ray Laing
Phoenix College
Laing
William Berry
William Wallace
City weighs ban on off-airport aircraft sales
City council considers a recommendation to prohibit aircraft sales on off-airport property in the industrial park zoning district. Larry D. Bussard notes it could set a precedent for broader retail at Thunderbird Industrial Air Park, conflicting with district purpose. Harold Lagasse joins in opposition to permitting sales in the industrial park.
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Industrial Park
Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Larry D. Bussard
Bussard
Harold Lagasse
Hospital and Heart Institute settle dispute with Diethrich
St Josephs Hospital and Arizona Heart Institute announce a settlement with Dr Edward B Diethrich allowing him to continue as a heart surgeon on the same basis as other physicians. They cancel a 1971 contract and affiliation agreement while continuing cardiovascular services and a nurse specialist training program. Diethrich remains medical director of a nonprofit Arizona Heart Institute and plans to resume a malpractice trial. The State Medical Board will hold an informal hearing October 16 on related charges.
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Phoenix
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Arizona Heart Institute
Edward B. Diethrich
Diethrich
St. Joseph’s
State Medical Board
Maricopa County
Hospital
St. Joseph's
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