Teens judge peers in juvenile traffic court
Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Dan Roth pushes a theme writing penalty for repeat juvenile traffic offenders. The city court uses teen jurors, with Judge Edward Boyle noting four penalties and delayed driving privileges to educate youths.
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Edward Boyle
Curtis Massie
Kathy Harley
Cindy Hart
Tim McGraw
Scottsdale
Dan Roth
Roth
Tom Felky
Boyle
Maricopa County
Ford signs 25.4 billion education bill with new privacy rights
United Press International reports President Ford signed a large education bill imposing busing limits and student parent privacy protections. In Saigon Communist forces captured land near Tay Ninh. Ehrlichman says Ford blocked access to papers for the Watergate trial.
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Washington
Ford Today
Saigon
Tay Ninh
Ford praises GM price restraint in 1975 models cut
President Ford called General Motors announced $54 trimming of its planned price increase on 1975 models a sign of industry and labor restraint. He said it would be one of many examples of restraint by industry and labor.
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Washington
Ford
General Motors
Ford honors slain diplomat Davies at Andrews ceremony
President Ford led mourners as the body of Rodger P. Davies, the ambassador to Cyprus, was returned to the United States. Ford called Davies a great patriot and respected diplomat during a simple Andrews Air Force Base tribute.
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Washington
Ford
Cyprus
Rodger P. Davies
United States
Andrews Afb
Jail hostage drama ends with inmate slain after escape raid
Deputies stormed Potter County jail freeing a jailed staffer held by five knife wielding inmates for more than a day. One inmate was killed and three others injured during the assault. Daily temperatures rose to the low hundreds with forecasts near 106 to 108 degrees.
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Amarillo
Potter County
City council avoids taking side in fire department dispute
Scottsdale officials told Scottsdale Rural Fire Department firemen they will not intervene in a dispute between the SFA led by Steve Verbil and owner Louis A. Witzeman. Council members stressed the matter is between the firemen and their private employer. They praised Rural Metro’s contract and overall fire protection record in the community.
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Scottsdale Rural Fire Department
Louis A. Witzeman
Scottsdale Firefighters Association
SFA
RFD
Steve Verbil
William Jenkins
Verbil
Jenkins
Heinz Hink
John Dusenberry
Witzeman
Campana
Rural Metro Fire Protection Co
Council delays hospital hearing in North Scottsdale
The city council voted to postpone for two weeks a hearing on North Scottsdale Associates hospital plans. Prosecutor Osmond Burton Jr. urged a Tuesday hearing while some members cited the need to review extensive material. The general plan reserves land south of Shea Boulevard for housing, with the hospital proposed on a 20 acre site near Miller Road.
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North Scottsdale
North Scottsdale Associates
Osmond Burton Jr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Planning Commission
Richard Campana
Paul Messinger
Billie Gentry
Burton
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale
Ford signals 1976 presidential run by Ford remains possible
White House spokesman says President Ford will probably run in 1976 if delegates nominate him at the GOP convention. TerHorst notes Rockefeller could be his chosen running mate, with Ford timing statements around housing and pension reforms. Ford also meets Black Caucus about public service jobs to reduce urban unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Jerald terHorst
TerHorst
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Black House
S Aid
Charles B. Rangel
D-N.y
Black Caucus
House
Rangel
Murder likely in Scottsdale woman death case
A coroner's jury ruled 29 year old Jeffery Robinson probably shot Linda Ann Tracey on June 21 in East Phoenix. Tracey died Aug. 6 at Maricopa County Hospital after the inquest began in East Phoenix Justice Court No. 1.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Linda Ann Tracey
Calle del Media
East Phoenix Justice Court No. 1
Jeff Robinson
E. Heatherbrae
Jerry H. Lokken
James Kershner
Robinson
Miss Tracey
Jeffery Robinson
Kershner
Lokken
Scottsdale approves sign amortization ordinance with 6-1 vote
City council adopts a sign amortization ordinance to remove nonconforming signs. The measure gives 12 months for on premise signs and 24 months for off premise signs including billboards. Dissent from Herb Drinkwater. Mayor William Jenkins notes conformance timelines begin after the 1973 charter amendment.
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Herb
Heinz Hink
Hink
Ini
Drinkwater
Richard Campana
Scottsdale
William Jenkins
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Jenkins
Dale Carter
Billie Gentry
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