Reclamation of Scottsdale refuse not feasible now
Scottsdale officials conclude reclamation of city refuse is not feasible at present. Richard Brown says the city will likely continue sending waste to the Tri-Community Landfill for several years while private plants face financial and technical problems. A study of alternative landfill sites and more reclamation research are proposed as the five year plan progresses.
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Richard Brown
Field Operations Department
Tri-Community
Salt River
Brown
Mesa
Tempe
The
Resources Reclamation Corporation of America
RRCA
Raymond 8. Edwards
Paradise Valley Town Recall Election Sees Four Incumbents Challenge
Paradise Valley holds its first recall election Tuesday from 6 am to 7 pm at Town Hall. Mayor Barbara von Ammon, Vice Mayor J Duncan Brock, and councilors John V Long and Peter S Wainwright face challenges by Geiser Lash MacLean and Beroza, while three incumbents run unopposed.
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Paradise Valley
Barbara von Ammon
J. Duncan Brock
John V. Long
Peter S. Wainwright
Kenneth R. Geiser
Robert R. Lash
Joy MacLean
Muriel Beroza
Jon Bonnell
L. Barry Palmer
Jeffrey Timbanard
Town Hall
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Responsive Government Association
Safety On Streets Committee
Syria urged to join Arab boycott over Sadat visit
In Tripoli, hardline Arab states pressed Syria Libya Iraq South Yemen and Algeria to back an economic embargo on Egypt in response to Anwar Sadat's Jerusalem trip. The meeting ended without agreement as Assad, the lone moderate, refused sanctions while warning against severing Syria Egypt ties.
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Libya
Syria
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Mideast
Iraq
South Yemen
Algeria
Peoples’ Hall
Beirut
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Sadat
An Nahar
Israel
Muammar Khadafy
Jerusalem
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasir Arafat
George Habash
Marxist
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Khadafy
Hafez Assad
Assad
Scottsdale hosts four CDBG public meetings this month
Scottsdale schedules four 7 pm public meetings at Soloma, Tonto, Supai and Apache schools to explain the 1.4 million fourth year federal community development block grant program and gather project ideas. A pair of formal hearings on staff recommendations will follow. dates to be announced.
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Scottsdale
Soloma School
Tonto School
Supai School
Apache School
Indian School Road
Hayden Road
64Th Street
McKellips
Six-year-old Chari Riley Creates Wrapping Paper at Library
Six-year-old Chari Riley with Phoenix artist Lydia Dillon attended a wrapping paper workshop at the Scottsdale Public Library. They designed paper using food color, vegetables and fruit skins to wrap Christmas gifts.
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Chari Riley
Phoenix
Lydia Dillon
Chari
Scottsdale Public Library
Today in the News Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
The item presents a daily roundup of AP wire briefs across politics economy and world events. It compiles concise notes on prominent headlines, summaries of official statements and briefings, and quick reports from correspondents.
Coal strike talks drag on with little hope of avert
Washington negotiators and union reps pressed a new coal contract as a nationwide strike looms. Federal mediator Wayne Horvitz cautioned that talks would fill the day, offering scant optimism for a quick resolution to the dispute.
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Washington
Wayne L. Horvitz
Australia rally sees Malcolm Fraser booed by protesters
About 200 demonstrators in Sydney hurled eggs ice and rolled newspapers at Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser at an election rally. Fraser brushed off the insult saying it would take more than that to scare him. In South Africa a freight train crashed into a standing passenger train at Kleigrand Station near Vereeniging killing 14 and injuring 200, most victims Black.
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Sydney
Australia
Malcolm Fraser
Fraser
Vereeniging
South Africa
Railways
Kleigrand
Transvaal
Johannesburg
Man Questioned in Killings Linked to Hillside Case
Los Angeles police say a young clothing store worker Bennett Merrett of Hesperia was questioned in robbery probes and in connection with the strangulation of 10 young women, separate from the Hillside Strangler cases.
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Los Angeles
Bennett Merrett
Hesperia
Brooks says board OKs trip to San Diego amid embezzlement charges
Maricopa County Community College Board member Roger Brooks says top administrators approved a San Diego trip for official business. Investigators allege he did not visit San Diego City College as listed on expense forms. Brooks pleads innocent to five felony charges and awaits Jan. 19 trial.
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San Diego
Maricopa County
Jeremy Butler
al Flowers
Flowers
Brooks
Butler
San Diego City College
Pueblo meeting to review Molesting law in Arizona
Arizona lawmakers and local officials meet with Pueblo Elementary parents to discuss molesting law. Sheriff deputy county attorney and police officer outline changes and enforcement, while parents consider stronger penalties or improved application.
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Scottsdale
Pueblo
Arizona
Pueblo School
N. 82Nd St
Mary Jane Wolfe
Pueblo Parent Council
Robert Usdane
Jim Skelly
Mike Donovan
Dale Samuels
Wolfe
Weekend Warmth Then Cool Valley Morning
The forecast calls for 75 mostly sunny and mild today and Sunday with highs in the mid 70s today and upper 70s Sunday. Overnight lows reach the mid 40s at the airport, colder in valley areas near freezing. Today’s noon temperature was 67 with 21 percent humidity.
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