Candidacy forms fill Scottsdale city council race
Two announced candidates James Bruner and Martin Reifer will seek Scottsdale City Council seats next year. Incumbents Billie Gentry and Heinz Hink hint at re election while Herbert Drinkwater and Mayor William Jenkins plan other goals. Primary set for Feb 21 with potential runoff on March 28.
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James Bruner
Scottsdale
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Gentry
Hink
Herbert Drinkwater
Progress
William C. Jenkins
Fern Nell
Bruner
E. Kalil Drive
Nixon family Probe for gifts okayed
U S District Judge Aubrey E. Robinson Jr ruled the government may search boxes Nixon left behind to find gifts from foreign dignitaries and determine what is personal versus presidential material. Steven Frank said notices will be sent and searches begin next week under tight access rules.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
U.S
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Steven Frank
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Uncle Sam
Nixon
Frank
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Vance Reports Progress In Talks With Chinese Leaders
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said after talks with Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping that progress toward normalizing U S Chinese relations had been made. He told a banquet that discussions were useful and helpful during his visit.
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Peking
Cyrus R
Vance
Teng Hsiao-ping
United States aims to sign Panama Canal treaties soon
Washington hopes to sign the proposed Panama Canal treaties within weeks but no timetable exists for Senate ratification, Press Secretary Jody Powell said. In Seoul, Tongsun Park emerged from hiding and refused to be questioned by American authorities.
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Washington
United States
Senate
White House
Jody Powell
Seoul
South Korea
Tongsun Park
Chemical limits urged in push against pesticide DBCP
A chemical workers union and an environmental group press the government to act fast against the pest control chemical DBCP suspected of causing male sterility and animal cancer. OSHA was weighing an emergency standard before the union filed for controls.
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Washington
Chemical Workers Union
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Voyager probe Aleak Cause Sought After Rocket Contact
In Pasadena California scientists suspect a 350 pound expended rocket jettisoned at launch last weekend may have struck the Voyager spacecraft during its separation. The impact could account for the probe's erratic post launch behavior as it drifts away from Earth.
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Pasadena
Calif
APS Sues Paradise Valley Over Underground Utility Mandate
APS filed a Maricopa County Superior Court suit against Paradise Valley challenging a town ordinance requiring underground utilities for homesites. The company argues the ordinance exceeds state authority, raises costs, and discriminates against customers elsewhere. A hearing is set for Sept 2.
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Arizona Public Service Co
Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Arizona Corporation Commission
APS
Arizona Public Service
Oscar Butt
Butt
City to discuss pow wow move relocation in Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials work with the Central Plains Indian Club to relocate the All Indian Days Pow Wow from Scottsdale Stadium to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Reservation. The council pushes full sponsorship by the Indian Club and no city funds, with recreation staff to arbitrate a relocation agreement.
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Central Plains Indian Club
Salt River
Parks and Recreation
Scottsdale Stadium
Bob Frost
Indian Club
Sentisdale Parks and Recreation Commission
Frost
Paradise Park
McCormick Ranch
Jeffrey Schubert
Charles Smith
Billie Gentry
Richard Campana
Scottsdale panel to guide Brookings Plus Five forum
Scottsdale will seek a grant of up to 7000 from the Arizona Council on Humanities and Public Policy to fund the Brookings Plus Five forum on Oct 14 15. A six member citizen panel was named to steer the event and held its first meeting at City Hall.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Council On Humanities and Public Policy
City Hall
John Harper
Harper’s Nursery
Heinz Hink
Lou Jekel
Robert Karatz
Weather outlook: hot with cooler drier Thursday
Mostly sunny today and Thursday with a slight cooldown. Highs near 104 today and 102 Thursday, overnight lows in the low 80s. Noon temperature reached 98 with 30 percent humidity.
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