Bronze bells by Soleri auction for bicentennial aids
Bronze bells designed by Paolo Soleri bearing the bicentennial emblem are sold by the Scottsdale Paradise Valley Bicentennial Commission Inc with Mrs Robert V Rasmussen as project chairman. Prices range from 10 to 100 dollars with proceeds funding local projects for the nation's 200th birthday. Bells available at Happiness Is shop 5909 N Granite Reef Rd or Rasmussen residence.
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Paolo Soleri
Scottsdale
Rockefeller to be sworn in as vice president
United Press International reports Nelson A Rockefeller will be sworn in as the 41st vice president after House confirmation. The ceremony will occur in the Senate and be telecast nationally.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
House
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Mardian Admits Dishonesty About Watergate Talks
Robert C. Mardian told an attorney for Nixon's re-election committee he was not completely honest about what he knew regarding the Watergate break in 1972.
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Washington
Robert C. Mardian
Richard M. Nixon
Ford to seek inflation tax surcharge next year
President Ford may revive a 5 percent income tax surcharge on earnings above 7500 individuals and 15000 for families to combat inflation, sources say. Treasury Secretary Simon projected 7.5 percent unemployment next year, with ongoing recession and fiscal measures. Ford undecided on policy, plans to review options during a ski holiday in Vail, Colorado.
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Washington
Ford
Roy Ash
Ash
White House
James Lynn
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Senate Budget Committee
Congress
Frank Moss
Utah
Senate
Hugh Scott
Scott
Vail
Colo
Boston Schools Narrow Reopenings After South Boston Violence
Four high schools in the South Boston Roxbury area stayed closed as district leaders assess safety after last week’s violence. Three elementary schools and a middle school resumed operations.
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Boston
Boston-Roxbury
Miners Defy Court Orders in Pittsburgh Picketing
Striking mine construction workers in Pittsburgh defied multiple court orders and continued picketing coal field mines. The action idled thousands of miners, signaling ongoing labor unrest and disruption in the regional mining industry.
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Pittsburgh
Weather Outlook Says Mild Today Then Cooler Wednesday
Mostly sunny today and Wednesday with a mild day followed by increasing wind. High around 70 today, tonight's low in the lower 40s, and temperatures turning cooler Wednesday.
Robbery Steals $75,000 in Indian Jewelry from Scottsdale Home
Two masked men entered Sjarifuddin Harris's apartment at 8750 E McDowell Rd bound him with tape and stole about $75,000 worth of Indian jewelry. They grabbed his car keys and drove off in his vehicle, later recovered in the Scottsdale Sheraton parking lot on North Scottsdale Road.
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Scottsdale
Ron Dean
Sjarifuddin Harris
E. McDowell Rd
Harris
Scottsdale Sheraton
Scottsdale Rd
Phoenix poised to approve Westcor plan amid greenbelt push
Phoenix City Council eyed a modified Westcor Northeast Phoenix plan that rejects a transportation corridor through Indian Bend Wash. The proposal, favoring permanent open space and a green belt, seeks 111 acres of shopping, 52 acres of office space and 3,700 homes, with staff recommending scaled down parcels and 3,200 dwellings.
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Phoenix
Westcor Inc
Indian Bend Wash
Westcor
Jay C. Stuckey Jr
Scottsdale
Indian’ Bend
Paradise Valley
Shea Boulevard
Shea
Bell and
Pima
Gary Peter Klahr
John Beatty
Klahr
Arizona
Phoenix Planning Commission
William C. Jenkins
Phoenix-Paradise Valley
North
Greater
John Long
Beatty
Residents oppose Scottsdale Road airport area plan
Nearby residents voiced objections Monday night to Raskin Enterprises proposed Scottsdale Road shopping center and 127 condominium units on 60 acres at Scottsdale and Thunderbird. Dushoff said the site cannot remain single family due to nearby industrial zoning and warned airport growth could bring noisier cargo flights.
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Scottsdale
Raskin Enterprises
Dick Raskin
Thunderbird Roads
Scottsdale Road
Jay Dushoff
Raskin
Phoenix
Ramsey
Dushoff
Ingtial Laboratory
Prince warned over records access dispute
MCCCD Board Member Roger Brooks vows to seek John Prince’s dismissal if access to district records is denied. Brooks contends state law requires board members to obtain information to perform duties, while Prince says records access is governed by collective board guidelines and not by individuals.
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Maricopa County Community College
Roger Brooks
MCCCD
John Prince
Prince
Brooks
Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale Teachers Cut Demand After Cost of Living Revision
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers reduced its salary demand from 15.4 to 15.1 percent after the Labor Bureau corrected car price increases in the October cost-of-living index. Larry Bell said the union will push for a cost-of-living plus three percent rise for 1975-76, while maintaining the $1,000 across-the-board offer from the Scottsdale School District.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale
U.S. Bureau of Labor
Larry Bell
Afl-Cio
SFT
Bell
Labor Bureau
City approves beefing up Paradise Valley fire station staffing
North Phoenix council approves emergency funding to add 11 firefighters at 12449 32nd St near Cactus Road to cover a 33 square mile area. The measure seeks $91,000 this year with $66,000 potential from a federal program. new hires may seek permanent positions after tests.
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North Valley Bureau
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Greater
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United Press International
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London
Harold Wilson
U.S
John Stonehouse
Florida
Central Intelligence Agency
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