Scottsdale High bond plan seeks $6 million rebuild
Scottsdale School Superintendent William Randall estimates a $6 million bond is needed to raze and rebuild about 80 to 85 percent of Scottsdale High School at 7410 East Indian School Road. The plan calls for an Oct. 22 bond election with a special Aug. 27 board meeting to set terms.
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Mike Petryn
Scottsdale
William Randall
Randall
44Th St
Thomas Imbs
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale High School
Ford and Meany Confer on Economy and Labor Policy
President Ford met AFL CIO chief George Meany in the Oval Office for a broad discussion of economic conditions and labor matters. He announced two days of talks with governors mayors and county officials, and revealed actions including veto consideration and cabinet staffing changes as the new administration begins.
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UPI
Ford
Aflcio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
Oval Office
White House
Jerry terHorst
Richard M. Nixon
Ford Administration
U.s.s
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Nixon
Senate
Earl Silbert
U.S
District of Columbia
Jack B. Kubisch
Henry J. Tasca
Greece
Richard L. Sneider
Korea
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Paradise Valley Area Wins Library Branch and City Projects
Phoenix council approves a new temporary Paradise Valley branch library on 32nd Street north of Cactus Road with 10 000 to 15 000 volumes and a $64 000 build, opening in January. Bridge over Cave Creek wash gets an $8 200 study and $270 000 build estimate, while a $76 735 Papago Park bike path to connect with Scottsdale routes begins in two weeks with Ajax Construction Co. handling the project.
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Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Cactus Road
Cave Creek Wash
Papago Park
32Nd Street
Arliss Nixon
Nixon
Cave Creek
Benson and Gordin
Local auto license office opens for Scottsdale dealers
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a one year lease at 300 dollars per month for a new auto license bureau at 7230 E First St in downtown Scottsdale. The office will employ the same five staff from the Demas Volkswagen site and serve dealers and the public by speeding license plate and title transactions locally.
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Scottsdale
First St
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Fred Kallof
Phillip Yale
Demas-Volkswagen
Phoenix
Yale
Mesa
City plans CAP corridor master plan in Scottsdale
Scottsdale's long range planning department outlines a CAP Master Plan to minimize impact from the Central Arizona Project across North Scottsdale. The plan calls for land use control, recreational open space, and a transportation corridor with a public participation process and phased, site specific plans funded by federal agencies.
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Scottsdale
Bureau of Reclamation
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Bureau
CAP
Kissinger Appeals Greeks and Turks to Save Cyprus Talks
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger makes personal appeals to Greece and Turkey prime ministers to prevent the Geneva peace talks over Cyprus from collapsing.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Geneva
Ford Address Wins Praise but Inflation Critique
President Ford's first address to Congress was praised for its open cooperative tone by lawmakers. Democrats faulted the speech for not fully tackling the inflation problem.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Sirica Seeks Hearing on Watergate Trial Delay
U S District Judge John J. Sirica calls a Friday meeting of defense and prosecution lawyers to discuss delaying next month's Watergate cover-up trial. Defendants Ehrlichman and Mitchell request postponement after Nixon resignation, citing recent dramatic events.
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Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Senate subcommittee calls for defense budget cut
The Defense Appropriations Subcommittee in Washington recommends reducing the Pentagon budget by more than 5 billion dollars, or about six percent, a surprising move following President Ford's call to keep the military strong, announced less than a day earlier.
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Washington
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Ford
Ford to address VFW convention in Chicago Monday
The White House says President Ford will travel to Chicago next Monday to speak at the Veterans of Foreign Wars annual convention. Ford made the engagement while vice president and officials say he will keep the commitment.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Chicago
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
City investigates safety charge against Scottsdale Rural Fire Department
Deputy City Manager David Harris said staff are checking claims that the Scottsdale Rural Fire Department lacks emergency first aid equipment and trained personnel. He noted no irregularities yet and a report to the city council within a week. The Scottsdale Firefighters Association accuses serious equipment gaps, while an Arizona Corporation Commission official found no substance to the charges. Louis Witzeman, fire protection company owner, dismissed the claims as misstatements and said he may pursue court action.
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David Harris
Scottsdale
Settlement reached in suit over termination of geography professor
An eight year MCCCD instructor Thomas Cook accepted a 29000 settlement after claiming due process was violated when Glendale Community College terminated him in March 1973 for budgetary reasons. The district paid 20000 in light of legal findings while Cook remains unemployed and stated he wants to move on with his life.
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Maricopa County Community College
Thomas Cook
Glendale Community College
GCC
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Cook
Dan Salcito
Salcito
MCCCD
John Prince
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