Cherokee preparatory teachers inspect school building progress
Cherokee teachers and staff review blueprints during a building inspection. Rosalie Fiske points to plans as Jim Tubbs and architects discuss corrections to be made before the second Cherokee School building is completed after the first.
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Rosalie Fiske
Cherokee
Jim Tubbs
Michael and
Kemper Goodwin
Kathleen Einie
Douglas
Karen Thomas
Karen Parks
City to consider animal control ordinance in Scottsdale
Vice Mayor Paul Messinger directs staff to draft an ordinance to curb animal nuisances including horses in Scottsdale. He cites seven horses on First Street west of Scottsdale Road amid neighbor complaints and urges clear rules on what constitutes a public nuisance for animals. Council members weigh impact on horse owners and zoning areas.
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Paul Messinger
Messinger
First Street
Scottsdale Road
Herb Drinkwater
Drinkwater
North Scottsdale
Scottsdale
Campana
Billie Gentry
Miller and
Almeria Road
Jenkins
Heinz Hink
GOP extends edge in Scottsdale area registration drive
Maricopa County figures show Republicans gain solidly in Districts 24 26 and 28 with 24 547 Republicans to 14 972 Democrats in District 24 16 588 to 11 635 in District 26 and 18 861 to 11 195 in District 28. County totals show 231 751 Republicans 218 773 Democrats and 21 916 other.
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Gil Johnson
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Tom Freestone
Freestone
Paradise Valley
Nixon
GOP
Phoenix
Tempe
GNP confirms recession as second quarter declines
The Commerce Department reports a 0.8 percent drop in GNP for the second quarter, marking a continued contraction and confirming a recession by the common two-quarter rule. Inflation rose to a seasonally adjusted 9.6 percent, the highest three-month rise since 1951, while profits climbed to $150.4 billion annual rate amid inflation-driven gains in inventories.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
U.S
Commerce
Fea En
Fredrick
Department
Ifis
GNP
Labor Department
City considers raising PRD minimum acreage despite approval
Scottsdale council members weigh raising PRD minimums after approving a 1 acre PRD at 102nd Street and Cactus Road. Mayor Jenkins and Councilman Drinkwater dissent. Residents warn small parcels favor further small developments while planning staff notes busier layouts have been trimmed.
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PRD
102Nd Street
Cactus Road
William Jenkins
Herb Drinkwater
Scottsdale
Richard Campana
Campana
Dam Appraisal Controversy Divides Ft McDowell Tribe
Ft McDowell tribal councilman says there is a good chance disciplinary action may be taken against tribal chairman Ben Kill over alleged failure to inform the council that an appraiser had been chosen for land to be used as a dam site for the Central Arizona Project. The Bureau of Reclamation and NARF selected Larry Burke and Associates to appraise about 16,900 acres, with costs up to 65000 and a year-end deadline.
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Tim McGraw
Ft. McDowell
Ben Kill
Bureau of Reclamation
Central Arizona
Bureau
Native American Rights Fund
NARF
Phoenix
Larry Burke
Orme
Gilbert Jones
Jones
Scott Little
Kill
Little
Burke
Boulder City
Col
Scott
Bill
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Tel Aviv
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Rockefeller
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