Paradise Valley Panel Backs 30 Foot Radio Tower Limit
Paradise Valley planning panel recommends approval of an ordinance restricting CB and amateur radio antennas to 30 feet unless a special use permit is granted. The vote followed debate between radio enthusiasts and residents concerned about aesthetics and property values.
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Progress
Bob Johnstone
Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Butham
Tom Moore
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Moore
Scottsdale
Goldwater
Cbers
Dennis Robinson
N. Charles Drive
Henry Gutherie
Charles Pressman
E. Blemont
Pressman
Warren Mays
Commission
William Fulton
Germain
Roger McKee
Indians protest MCCCD lease over Salt River land dispute
Maricopa County Community College District board debated deadlines and legality of a 1967 lease on Salt River Reservation land as opponents urged more money and opposed an arts center project. A Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Council official claimed MCCCD lacks jurisdiction and seeks state board involvement.
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Abid
Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa
Brooks
SCC
Richard B. Wilks
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Council
State Community College Board
Wilks
McCcd Board
State Board
FBI chief hedges on blanket claim of no burglaries
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley said he cannot categorically deny illegal burglaries by agents and noted fear of indictment among bureau staff. He pledged action if burglaries are found, but cited past statements and ongoing investigations into civil rights abuses and financial improprieties as he defends personnel morale and bureau conduct.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Bureau
Kelley
New York
Nicholas P. Callahan
Board set for decision on MCCCD president Prince
A special MCCCD board session may decide Prince's fate as president with duties possibly reassigned to other officials until his retirement next year. A.W. Flowers is named as a possible replacement in business services. Prince and most board members deny resignation plans amid controversy over Ray Laing's transfer and affirmative action concerns.
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John Prince
Maricopa County
Prince
Roger Brooks
Ray Laing
Phoenix College
Brooks
Laing
MCCCD
Motorola hiring policy draws debate in Arizona
A former Motorola employee accuses the company of filling about 50 technical jobs for its Semiconductor Group from outside Arizona to avoid paying higher laid off workers. Motorola says it must hire from outside when local skills are unavailable, with roughly one third of openings in the Valley and the rest in Texas. DES may investigate mandatory listings for contracts over two thousand five hundred dollars. The firm has laid off thousands in Phoenix and Mesa in past years, recalling some since.
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Paradise Valley
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Air Force
Camelback Mountain
Motorola, Inc
Semiconductor
Arizona
Motorola
Electronic Engineering Times
Texas
Walter Schuch
Motorola Group
Department of Economic Security
DES
Phoenix
Mesa
Aqueduct Section Read 11 Bids Opened in Phoenix
Eight bids were opened for Read 11 of the Granite Reef Aqueduct in the Phoenix area. The apparent low bid of 4.660 million dollars was submitted by Western Contracting Corp of Sioux City Iowa. The project covers 12.2 miles from Cave Creek Road to 108th Street and includes concrete lining and three precast bridges with an estimated two year construction period.
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Central Arizona
Granite Reef
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Western Contracting Corp
Sioux City
Iowa
Phoenix
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Western
Cave Creek Road
108Th Street
Tatum Boulevard
Pima
New River
Cave Creek
Deer Valley
Ball, Brosamer & Co
GHB Co
Warren Brothers Co
Texas murder trio arrested after warrants in Scottsdale
Three suspects, Sydney Lee Pond, Grover Michael Lowrey and Ronnie Lee Lowery, are held in Scottsdale city jail after last night arrests on murder warrants. The 70 year old Bogard G Estill was killed after cashing a $10,000 payroll check. body found a week later near a Fort Worth hill. Investigators expect extradition to Texas.
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Texas
Scottsdale
Morgan
Ft. Worth
Sydney Lee Pond
Grover Michael Lowrey
Ronnie Lee Lowery
Robert Jones
Bogard G. Estill
Estill
Fort Worth
Camelback Road
E. Turney Ave
Jones
Rioting Firestorms Hit Salisbury and Beirut Fronts
Guerrillas shell Umtali in Rhodesia with 350 mortar rounds injuring no one in a long barrage. In Beirut, Phalange and National Liberal fighters press the Tal Zaatar siege with artillery and mortars as clashes escalate.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Umtali
Beirut
Lebanon
Tal Zaatar
Christian East Beirut
Phalange
National Liberal
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College Board
Associated Press
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Usery
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Henry A. Kissinger
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