Carter taps Cyrus Vance for secretary of state
President elect Jimmy Carter selected Cyrus R. Vance a diplomat and defense official from two Democratic administrations to be secretary of state. Carter briefed Senators including Clifford Case of New Jersey and announced the nomination ahead of a news conference. He also indicated Thomas Bertram Lance may be named budget director with most cabinet picks expected by Christmas.
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City moves to condemn last privately owned parcel for Indian School Park
The city plans court action to condemn the final 7.1 acre parcel at Indian School and Hayden Roads if negotiations fail by December 31. Ernest Uhlmann, owner, has rejected a 35800 offer and sues the city seeking 200000 in damages or use permit approval for a gasoline station. Indian School Park is part of the Indian Bend Wash project with park construction expected in 1978.
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Indian Bend Wash
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Hayden Roads
Ruziska
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Uhlmann
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Circuit race challenge and court actions dominate roundup
Democrat Tony Mason contests Eldon Rudd's narrow 4th District victory as visiting Judge Stan Marks to hear cases after four judges recuse and one is removed. Prison grievance links guard negligence to inmate death. Arizona House GOP outlines two year agency reform goals for 202? legislature. Fidel Castro removal calls surface from Sen. Barry Goldwater amid party-wide reflections. A Phoenix contractor recalls underground air raid shelters seen in Beijing during China tour.
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Eldon Rudd
Pima County
Stan Marks
T. J. Mahoney
Pinal County
Rudd
David West
Phoenix
Fidel Castro
United States
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Republican Party
Paradise Valley funds join regional flood study effort
Paradise Valley becomes first of four Valley governments to approve 3240 dollars for a 40000 dollar northeast flood control study. Scottsdale Phoenix and Maricopa County will share costs by land area as they assess 19160 14200 and 3400 dollars respectively. The joint study aims to speed flood data analysis with outside engineering help and a six to eight month initial report.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Tatum Boulevard
Pima Road
Indian Bend
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Goldwater to speak on national affairs at Scottsdale Rotary
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona will address current affairs at a noon Monday Scottsdale Rotary Club meeting at Camelback Inn. He also indicated plans to seek the Senate minority leadership. Rotary members and guests are invited per spokesman Kent Swartwout.
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R-Ariz
Scottsdale
Dr Philip F Schneider 82 Scottsdale physician obituary
Dr. Philip F. Schneider, 82, chairman of Scottsdale’s incorporating committee, died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 4800 N. 68th St. since 1950, was a Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce director, Rotary member, and fund raiser for the first ambulance and St Barnabas Episcopal Church. Survivors include wife Kathryn and four children. Memorial services were held at St Barnabas and private interment followed.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Schneider
68Th St
Evanston, Ill
N. Mockingbird Lane
Paradise Valley
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Scottsdale Woman Held in Murder Conspiracy Case
A 22 year old Scottsdale woman Shirley Sullivan is jailed on 20000 bond after allegedly conspiring to have her husband killed. Sullivan is linked to Stephen Thibideau who faces attempted murder and federal narcotics counts. Thibideau and Ken Prevost were arrested in a narcotics probe.
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Shirley Sullivan
E. Edgemont Ave
Maricopa County
Sullivan
Ken Prevost
Phoenix
Thibideau
McDonald Drive bid okayed for Nesbitt Construction
Paradise Valley town council endorsed Nesbitt Construction Co. of Mesa with a 111,068 bid to widen and resurface McDonald Drive after reviewing six bids. Construction may start within 10 days of award with 30 to 45 days to complete, traffic to be eased but slowed during periods. The town will cover about 93,557 with remaining funds from contingency. Lincoln Drive plans also updated with public input requested and potential late April to May start.
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McDonald Drive
Maricopa County
Oscar Butt
Butt
Charlie Atkinson
Nesbitt
Atkinson
McDonald
J. Duncan Brock
Tatum Boulevard
71St Place
Lincoln Drive
Town Hall
Jewelry valued at 67000 stolen from Paradise Valley home
Maricopa County sheriff's deputies report a theft at Sherman Garland's 4202 E Desert Crest residence in Paradise Valley. Entry occurred between 7 and 11 p.m. with a forced Arcadia door lock, targeting the master bedroom. Detailed item list to follow.
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Sherman Garland
Desert Crest
Maricopa County
Garland
Arcadia
Clearwater Hills
Scottsdale Senior Center Weekend Activities Overview
The Scottsdale Senior Center schedules a Saturday 7:30 p.m. dance with refreshments and a $1 admission, and a Sunday 2 p.m. concert by the Scottsdale Honor Band formed from local school musicians with free admission. The center is at 7301 BE. Second St. Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
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