Private interviews shape Scottsdale school board appointment
Eight candidates were privately interviewed by a group called concerned citizens in the Scottsdale area to assess backgrounds and views on district matters. Harris was invited to observe a different interview style, while petition organizers and Chamber of Commerce supporters advocated for replacements rather than a election.
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Harris
Scottadale
Byrnes
Barbara Hassis
Polly Saddler
Scottsdale Pta Community Parent Council
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Scottsdale
Paul Messinger
Herb Drinkwater
Moore moves to guilty plea in Ford assassination attempt
Sara Jane Moore told U S District Judge Samuel Conti she wants to change her plea to guilty on charges of trying to kill President Ford. She said she knew it was illegal and she made a deliberate decision to act. A psychiatrist will assess her mental state before pleading.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Miss Moore
U.S
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
Conti
FBI
Bay Area
Radical Underground
James Hewitt
Middle school bus plan costs explored for Scottsdale Arcadia test
A district committee reports that testing a middle school in the Arcadia High area would add about 90 000 dollars for transportation. Initial 500 000 dollar estimates drop after staggering start times. two buses plus driver and fuel costs total 18 600 dollars annually. Changes imply altered start times for multiple Arcadia schools and varied dismissal schedules while some campuses remain without bus service.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High
Ingleside Elementary
Hopi
Kachina
Tavan
Hilliker
Arcadia
City to probe towing bill complaints and ordinance rules
City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire said he will ask the police chief to investigate complaints that tow operators violate the ordinance on accident scene towings. He cited a $600 tow from a canal and a tow to a Tempe storage yard, noting some residents got no police response.
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Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Tempe
Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
Budget resolution sets ceilings and deficit in fiscal year
The House approved a compromise budget plan 189 to 187 with a 374.9 billion ceiling and 74.1 billion deficit for the year ending June 30, while the Senate approved 74 to 19. The President’s signature is not required. Kissinger says the US will oppose a Marxist faction in Angola via external support, without detailing actions.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
U.S
Brussels
Belgium
United States
Kremlin
Angola
Henry A. Kissinger
America
Leftist gunmen vow to ignore cease-fire in Beirut hotel district
In Beirut the besieging Moslem gunmen declare the cease-fire non binding until Phalangists leave the Holiday Inn. A Nasserite lieutenant directing operations at the Palm Beach Hotel stated the demand as the conflict centers on downtown hotels.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Holiday Inn
Palm Beach Hotel
Irish gunmen surrender after six day London hostage siege
Four armed men who held a man and woman captive in a London flat for nearly six days surrendered to police, according to Scotland Yard. The incident ended without further violence and no injuries were reported.
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London
Scotland Yard
Wharton Forecast Sees Higher Unemployment Inflation
In Houston the Wharton forecast predicts much more unemployment and inflation next year while Treasury Secretary Simon sees brighter recovery prospects. A public attitudes study shows Americans unsure what to believe.
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Houston
Wharton
Treasury
William E. Simon
Weekend Weather Outlook with Clouds and Showers
Today mostly sunny with increasing evening clouds. Saturday turns partly cloudy and windy with a chance of showers. Cooler days with highs in the upper 60s today and lower 60s Saturday. overnight low near 45. Rain chances rise to 10 percent late tonight and 30 percent Saturday.
Scottsdale adds 1120 to census count after special tally
City Clerk Fern Anderson Nell said 1,120 people were added to Scottsdale's population after the October special census. Officials warn each uncounted resident costs about 70 dollars yearly in state shared revenues and urge missed individuals to contact City Hall before the December 21 deadline. The census seeks names and birthdates at reporting addresses.
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Scottsdale
Fern Anderson Nell
Nell
Bureau of the Census
State medical examiners may act on Diethrich case
The State Board of Medical Examiners said it may reach a public interest conclusion after an executive session at a Sunday hearing. The probe concerns Dr. Edward B. Diethrich, medical director of the Arizona Heart Institute, who has been sued seven times for malpractice and was briefly relieved of duties at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Phoenix
State Board of Medical Examiners
Edward B. Diethrich
Arizona Heart Institute
Diethrich
St. Joseph’s Hospital
City plans STEP Forum to study young adults needs
A five member city staff committee met to kick off ground work for the January 25 Scottsdale Town Enrichment Program Forum. Dr Heinz Hink urges focus on people in their 20s to early 40s as the community’s backbone and vitality, with concerns about living and working locally.
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Scottsdale
L B. Spacewater
Parks and Recreation Department
Lillian Shaheen
Martha Almon
John Holmes
Howard Alexander
Heinz Hink
Hink
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