Flowers named acting MCCCD president in shakeup
A.W. Flowers was named acting president of the Maricopa County Community College District effective Monday replacing John F. Prince who becomes president emeritus. Prince will retire next year and keep his office space secretarial services and district car.
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Maricopa County Community College Board
A.W. Flowers
John F. Prince
Flowers
Scottsdale
Bonnie Foster
Maricopa County
Kenneth Badertscher
Farnsworth
Prince
Jeremy Butler
Robert Little
MCCCD
Phoenix Union High Schools
Phoenix College System
North Phoenix High School
Sadat names Khadafy in hijack plot claim to Uganda
Sadat quotes Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy and Palestinian leader George Habash as plotting the June hijack of a French airliner to Entebbe. He says Libyan embassies worldwide hoarded weapons via diplomatic pouches and cites four camps training subversives for attacks in Egypt and neighboring states.
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Anwar Sadat
Muammar Khadafy
Uganda
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Athens
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Chad
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Revised barking dog law to reduce spite complaints
Council to review a proposed revision to the barking dog ordinance. The changes limit cases to habitual barking that disturbs a reasonable person, lower fines to 100 dollars, allow court-ordered quieting, and retain single complainant protection while excluding trespass or provocation. The study session is Monday night.
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Council To
James Keppel
PV residents wary of wash development
Paradise Valley moves to eliminate flood risks by channelizing the Indian Bend Wash and opening land for development, including cluster housing and a golf course. Some residents fear higher density amid a debate over the village’s one home one acre rule, while the town aims to attract private landowners via incentives and greenbelt goals.
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Paradise Valley
Indian Bend Wash
Oscar Butt
Butt
Final hearing on plan for northeast Scottsdale area
After over a year of study the proposed comprehensive plan for about 25 square miles in Northeast Scottsdale faces its final public hearing. The plan favors low density housing with pockets of higher density and commercial centers while protecting existing neighborhoods and guiding future growth.
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Scottsdale
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FBI to probe Roselli death in Castro plots case
The FBI will determine if mobster John Roselli was killed for his Senate testimony on CIA plots against Fidel Castro. Attorney General Levi authorized the FBI to enter the Roselli homicide case. In West Virginia coal regions miners were returning to work after a month long wildcat strike across several states.
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FBI
John Roselli
Senate
CIA
Fidel Castro
Edward H. Levi
Roselli
Justice Department
Robert Havel
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Alabama
Two Ill at Catholic Congress Hospitalized Over Illness
Philadelphia health officials report two attendees of the 41st International Eucharistic Congress were hospitalized with legionnaires like symptoms. Officials caution the illness is not yet confirmed as linked to the July Legion convention deadly outbreak that killed 24.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
FBI Section Chief Pleads Guilty in Corruption Probe
John P. Dunphy, an FBI section chief, pleaded guilty on Friday marking the first time a bureau official admitted to corruption charges. The guilty plea comes under a Justice Department agreement amid a broad probe into financial misconduct and abuses of power within the FBI.
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Washington
FBI
John P. Dunphy
Justice Department
Kissinger pressures Greece and Turkey at UN over Aegean dispute
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shifts focus to the Aegean sovereignty clash between Greece and Turkey. He planned separate meetings with Greek Foreign Minister Dimitri Bitsios and Turkish Foreign Minister L. Caglayangis in New York as the UN Security Council discusses the issue.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Greece
Turkey
Aegean Sea
NATO
Kissinger
Dimitri Bitsios
L. Caglayangis
New York
Aegean
United Nations Security Council
Flooding and landslides kill 21 in Korea
Torrential rains over three days bring 21 deaths and 31 missing in two provinces east of Seoul. In Wonju, 60 miles east, 16 inches of rain since Thursday triggered a landslide that buried eight houses as rescuers search for the missing.
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Seoul
South Korea
Wonju
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