Honest Scottsdale paperboy admits fault for light crash
Craig Bainum, an 11 year old Scottsdale Progress paperboy, wrote a letter to city officials after crashing his bike into a floodlight at the Scottsdale Mall. Mayor William C. Jenkins praised his honesty and said he would not have to pay for the damaged light.
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City to run liquor service at Scottsdale Arts Center
Scottsdale considers city operation of liquor and soft drink concessions at the new Arts Center with catering by outside providers. Council weighs in on options, noting competitive pricing versus private venues and potential costs. Fry proposes event-based catering and a self run liquor system to maximize revenue and control.
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Senate approves billions for job relief amid recession
United Press International reports the Senate backed more than 7 billion dollars for job programs averaging 7500 per displaced worker, aiming for quick enactment before adjournment. The House was expected to approve a similar but smaller package later. In Vienna, a phony bomb scare delayed an Organisation of Oil Producing Countries ministers meeting as Saudi officials signaled no price increases.
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Inflation index shows slowing rise in industrial goods
Washington reports the inflation index reveals an only modest April increase in industrial commodities. The gain marks the smallest monthly rise since September 1973, suggesting cooling price pressures amid broader economic volatility.
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Ford rules out new gasoline tax in White House talks
President Ford ends two hour session with auto industry leaders denying any plan for a new gasoline tax. A participant suggests the President might entertain personal income tax cuts to boost the stagnant economy. Michigan Governor Milliken says Ford gave a clear impression that income tax cuts could be proposed at the White House meeting. Variable clouds with sun and cool, highs in the low 60s. Lows in the upper 30s.
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Parking structure to open Saturday in Downtown
The city will open a $1.1 million three level parking structure north of Second Street behind Los Olivos, with 374 spaces and free parking. Access will use the former Wells Fargo Avenue, clearance is six feet four inches, and large vehicles cannot enter. The project aims to relieve downtown parking before Christmas.
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Castro meets Arizona Senate Democrats in get acquainted session
Gov Elect Raul Castro met with Arizona Senate Democrats and new committee chairs in a closed door session. He declined to outline a budget or program, citing ongoing work, and said economic problems and service demands are his top priorities.
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Israeli air raid hits Sabra Chatila camps near Beirut
Israeli warplanes strafed the Sabra and Chatila refugee camps on the outskirts of Beirut causing smoke from a four story building. The attack drew Lebanese jet interceptions and air defense missiles as officials in Beirut reported casualties and international briefings followed by a government confirmation of the raid.
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Phoenix council prepares to hear Scottsdale protest on Westcor plan
The Phoenix City Council will limit testimony to three minutes for individuals and five for organization reps at a Monday hearing on Westcor. Scottsdale Mayor William C. Jenkins will speak for Scottsdale, outlining concerns about the 1,200 acre North East Phoenix development near Cactus Road and Tatum Boulevard and its traffic impact. Dr. Richard D. Bauman will accompany Jenkins if questions arise.
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Sea joins attack on district pay offer in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale School District faces criticism from the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and leaders of two teacher groups over a proposed 1975 76 contract. The district offers $1000 across the board but freezes experience and professional growth pay. SFT seeks a 15.4 percent cost of living raise per step. critics say the freeze undermines stability and the push for academic excellence.
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