Scottsdale faces test over 1965 underground utility ordinance
Scottsdale considers changes to its 1965 rule requiring underground wiring in new developments as costs and practicalities raise questions. Officials note existing overhead lines and high voltage transmission needs, with estimates varying by provider. Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project officials have discussed cost implications as staff review potential revisions.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service
Salt River
Council
Public Works and Engineering Departments
Air Force vows to curb bird strikes at airports
The Air Force told the American Association for the Advancement of Science it will retaliate against birds at airports to prevent deadly bird strikes. It cited 839 strikes last year, about 300 per year on commercial aircraft, with 500 more on private planes, and noted prior crashes blamed on birds.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
American Association For the Advancement of Science
East Valley Young Republicans New Years Eve Party
The East Valley Young Republicans plan their annual New Years Eve party at the Manor House near Osborn Road on 47th Street. The event runs 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday with live music buffet breakfast door prizes and noise makers. Admission is five dollars per person.
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East Valley Young Republicans
Manor House
Osborn Rd
47Th St
Missing plane wreck sighted near San Felipe
Rescue squads hunted a remote area 35 miles south of San Felipe Baja California for a DC3 Lodestar wreck potentially linked to a six day missing flight with 10 Californians aboard. The possible sighting followed radio contact between the DC3 and the Lodestar, while officials awaited confirmation before air units are dispatched. The missing party included Richard Y. Dakin of San Francisco his wife Susanne their son Roger Roger’s wife Joan and four of the son’s children.
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San Felipe
Baja California
UPI
Here
Western Search and Recovery Center
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Richard Y. Dakin
San Francisco
Oakland
San Diego
Hamilton Afb
Gulf of California
Dakin
R. Dakin & Co
Susanne
Roger
Joan
Holiday thefts at Scottsdale reported during Christmas weekend
Three thefts during the Christmas weekends were reported today by Scottsdale police. Golf equipment valued at 141 dollars was taken from The Bird Golf Driving Range at 7601 E. McDowell after burglars shattered a lower half of an arcade door. Burglary of Christmas gifts and liquor was reported by Sally Sollenbarger from an apartment at 3114 N. 66th. A bench grinder valued at 75 dollars was stolen from Paradise Ford at Scottsdale and Camelback Roads.
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Scottsdale
Bird Golf
E. McDowell
Arcadia
Sally Sollenbarger
Paradise Ford
Camelback
Moroccan king condemns miniskirts as indecent
In Rabat Morocco King Hassan II denounced miniskirts as offenses to decency and virtue. The 37 year old monarch told a religious meeting that women who wear miniskirts offend God and harm their families and children.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Hassan
Bank Opens for Holiday Door Left Unlocked
A brisk Monday wind blew open the Adams-Broadway United California Bank door after a Christmas party Friday. Police found the interior in order and concluded the door had not been locked.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Adams - Broadway
United California Bank
Death of President Book Suit Delayed by New York Court
Attorneys for Harper & Row gain two extra days to seek settlement with Mrs. John F. Kennedy over The Death of a President. William Manchester, author tied to the case, remains hospitalized in Middletown Iowa with pneumonia and a corneal injury. The judge orders no further use of interview tapes or letters in hearing set for Jan 16. Most disputed material concerns Kennedy's letters and interview recordings.
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New York
UPI
Harper & Row Today
John F. Kennedy
State Supreme Court
Saul Streit
Streit
William Manchester
Manchester
Middlesex Metal Hospital
Middletown
Iown
Kennedy
Eight feared dead in Christmas Eve house fire
Coroner and sheriff investigators search smoldering ruins of a 20 room ranch house in Williams California after a Christmas Eve fire. Five bodies recovered Sunday include Municipal Court Judge Seymour Vann and four family members. Officials say at least two more may have died and a teenage girl friend of Vann’s daughter was reportedly visiting. Rain delays hinder thorough search and investigators avoid dousing ruins to protect evidence.
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Nicipal Court
Seymour Vann
Colusa County
Max J. Mayfield
Henry Moore
Vann
Albah Leverett
Holiday toll light on 1966 Christmas weekend traffic
United Press International reports a lighter Christmas holiday traffic toll while final tallies showed at least 734 dead from traffic accidents and related incidents. The count included 567 traffic deaths, 96 fires, and 71 miscellaneous fatalities, with totals updated as reports came in.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
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Presiden
Look Magazine
F. Erwin Tracy
Tracy
Mancheter
Mrs. Kennedy
Casa Granada
du Pont
Hallcraft Townhouse
Casa Granada East
Arnel
Hallcraft Realty
Indiana School Rd
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