Land dispute in Sinaloa as peasants seize farms
Mexico's president Lopez Portillo seeks mediation with landowners in Mexico City while Sinaloa Governor Calderon meets with militant campesinos to end farm takeovers. About 80 groups have invaded 100000 acres, disrupting Carrizo Fuerte and Guasave valleys north of Culiacan.
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Culiacan
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
Sinaloa
Mexico City
Alfonso G. Calderon
Calderon
Lopez Portillo
Luis Echeverria
Campesinos
Jorge
Julio Andujo
Carrizo
Fuerte
Guasave
Paradise Valley approves 25 mph speed limit near Camelback Desert School
Paradise Valley Town Council adopted a 25 mph limit on a 600 foot stretch of Invergordon Road near Camelback Desert School following a marshal recommended change. The vote 5-1 rejected expanding the limit to Lincoln Drive to McDonald Drive. a 4-1 vote defeated the wider motion.
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Paradise Valley
Invergordon Road
Invergordon
McDonald Drive
Lincoln Drive
McDonald
Lincoln
Jon Bonnell
Ron Dalrymple
Bonnell
J. Duncan Brock
Barbara von Ammond
John Long
Barry Palmer
Peter Wainwright
Wainwright
Two Scottsdale Residents Injured In Early Morning Crash
Two Scottsdale residents were injured in a two car crash at Scottsdale Road and Palm Lane. Richard Valdenegro, 26, was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after colliding with a car driven by Paul David Kaczmarck, 30, who was cited for driving while intoxicated and refused medical treatment. Police said Valdenegro’s southbound vehicle skidded after Kaczmarck northbound car turned left into Palm Lane.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Palm Lane
Richard Valdenegro
N. 78Th Place
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Paul David Kaczmarck
E. Polk St
Kaczmarck
Valdenegro
Archaeology expert identifies Salt River bones as youth remains
University of Arizona anthropologist Prof. Walter Birkby says 28 bones found on Salt River Indian Reservation likely belong to a 13 to 16 year old male youth. The remains may date from 50 to 100 years ago, buried in a wooden casket.
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Salt River
University of Arizona
Walter H. Biikbey
Sheriff's
Thomas Road
Pima
Dobson Roads
Birkby
Toy workshop at Scottsdale Public Library for parents
A Monday 2 p.m. toy selection workshop at the Scottsdale Public Library auditorium will cover safety suitability and uses of toys and the link to early childhood learning. Library children's services staff will lead the program to help parents shop wisely for Christmas gifts and provide contact information for more details.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Bankrupt Petitions Hit Select-A-Seat Corp Involuntary Reorg
A U S Bankruptcy Court petition seeks to force Select-A-Seat Corp into involuntary reorganization. The firm is insolvent and unable to pay debts exceeding 250000, forcing court action as of Friday.
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Phoenix
U.S
Select-A-Seat Corp
Select-A-Seat
Blaze destroys expensive home near Scottsdale
A garage origin fire swept a new home at 5511 E Calle Ventura Friday night. Firefighters arrived within three minutes, but heavy smoke and flames blocked entry, with damages estimated between 105000 and 130000 dollars to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lewis.
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Scottsdale
Thomas W
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