North Scottsdale hospital clash over new 160 bed plan
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and opponent groups spar before the Maricopa County Health Planning Council over a proposed 160 bed general care hospital near Pima Road and Shea Boulevard. Projections warn of revenue loss for SMH and reduced services if the North Scottsdale facility opens.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Maricopa County
Burton
SMH
Arizona Heart Institute
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial
William Foist
Memorial
North Scottsdale Group
Charter Medical Corporation
Macon
Charter
North Scottsdale
William Parks
Greater
Paradise Valley
Craig Marshall
North
North Scottsdale Hospital
Fountain Hills
Health Planning Council
Phoenix Civic Auditorium
Osmund Burton
North Scottsdale Medical Facilities, Ltd
Seymour Sacks
Weather forecast with hot temps and shower chances
Partly sunny and warm conditions with highs near 102. Thunderstorms possible this evening and tonight, increasing Friday with cooler air and more clouds. Overnight low in the low 70s. Rain chances 20 percent today, 40 percent tonight, 50 percent Friday.
Scottsdale School Board looks to fill two seats by election
Maricopa County Superintendent Richard Harris said a Scottsdale School Board election to replace two resigning members is very possible. Gloria Welch and James Wellington will leave in December, leaving three seats with terms expiring in 1978 and 1976, and the board members prefer an election to fill the vacancies.
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Maricopa County
Richard Harris
Scottsdale
Gloria Welch
James Wellington
Harris
Fin
Ding
Paradise Valley
Welch
Wellington
Robert Usdane
Paul Streich
Samuel Childs
Inquest Sought in Death of Former Mayor Tribken
County medical examiner urges an inquest into the death of E. Robert Tribken former Paradise Valley mayor. Autopsy by Dr. Thomas Jarvis cites poisoning from secobarbital plus alcohol. Tribken died Sunday at his home 5320 N Casa Blanca Rd age 51. hospital officials and police awaited reports before ruling.
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Paradise Valley
E. Robert Tribken
Thomas Jarvis
Tribken
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Casa Blanca Rd
Jarvis
Examiner
Justice of the Peace Court
Nancy West
Barbara Von Ammon Named PV Town Mayor
Vice Mayor Barbara von Ammon was unanimously appointed mayor of Paradise Valley to succeed the late E. Robert Tribken who died at home. Oscar C. Palmer Sr. was named vice mayor and Jeffrey R. Timbanard was appointed to the vacant council seat. Timbanard will be sworn in later.
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Paradise Valley
Barbara von Ammon
E. Robert Tribken
Tribken
Casa Blanca Rd
von Ammon
Oscar C. Palmer Sr
Jeffrey R. Timbanard
Phoenix
Palmer
Timbanard
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
von Ammen
City weighs regional plan for student powered ecology buses
City council eyes a regional bus program proposed by ECTA to run 18 hours daily with MCCCD campuses as terminals. Scottsdale Community College could host the Scottsdale operation with students paid via work-study. A task force will forward details to MAG for study.
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Scottsdale
ECTA
Energy Conservation Transportation Application
G.M. Myers
R.E. McAllister
Paul M. Polen
Maricopa County
John Holmes
Holmes
Ken Driggs
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
United States Eases Cuban Embargo With Third-Country Firms
The State Department announced a phased easing of the 12 year old Cuba embargo. Measures include allowing certain sales by US firms in third countries and permitting some aid and bunkering changes while two way trade remains restricted by law.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
U.S
Robert Funseth
Congress
Argentina
Canada
Inflation hits year high as July prices rise 1.2 percent
Inflation climbs 1.2 percent in July led by food, gasoline and used cars with annual rate at 14.4 percent the first double digits since September. Gulf Oil says ending price controls could spark a 7 to 9 cent per gallon rise in gas and home heating oil. Israeli police detain man suspected of conspiracy to assassinate Bets Kissager.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Jerusalem
Bets Kissager
Coal strike spreads across southern West Virginia into Kentucky
Miners in southern West Virginia joined a wildcat strike spreading into eastern Kentucky while a group of Ohio miners walked out in apparent sympathy. At Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union proposed a worldwide ban on hostile environmental modification techniques with wide lasting effects on another country.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Soviet Union
San Francisco unions vote on proposed police and fire settlement
San Francisco police and firemen started voting on a proposed settlement, as the board of supervisors debated whether to accept the offer from Mayor Joseph L. Alioto. The story continues on page 6.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Joseph L. Alioto
City streets get new coats in Scottsdale sealing project
Slurry sealing coats major Scottsdale streets through Monday. Work covers 70th Street from First to Fourth, Second Street to Scottsdale Road, Marshall Way to Indian School, and Fourth Street to Bishop Lane. Sunday routes include First Avenue Main Street and First Street, plus Bishop Lane to Second Street. Monday targets Osborn to Fourth on 70th Street and shoulders on McDowell Road. Workman finish Granite Reef Road and Marshall Way segments today.
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Scottsdale
70Th Street
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Second Street
Scottsdale Road
Marshall Way
Indian School Road
Bishop Lane
Main Street
First Street
Osborn Road
McDowell Road
Granite Reef Road
Second
Fourth Streets
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Bob Johnstone
Associated Press
Bay Area
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