Svaco Faces Putative Promotion In SCC President Search
Mike Svaco, 46, has served in acting capacity since September 1976 and says he has not been offered the post permanently. A meeting with Elsner tonight in the chancellor's office is planned as a new screening group begins evaluation after earlier finalists were rejected.
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Mike Svaco
Svaco
Elsner
California
Hal Naumoff
William Berry
Phoenix College
Helena Howe
Mesa Community College
Carl Morris
Barry Wukasch
Scottsdale Community College
Kathy
J. Svacé
Ray A. Cattani
SCC
Reedley College
John R. Henderson
Art bank for children opens at Scottsdale Center
The Scottsdale Center for the Arts starts a pioneering art bank for children offering painting reproductions you can check out for a month. Volunteers plan up to 100 pieces from Picasso to van Gogh, with back reports on artists, critiques, and technique.
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Molly Skinner
Catherine Pretlow
Edouard Manet
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
New Art Bank
SCA
Charlotte Bochner
Nancy Sorensen
Tom Ellis
Scottsdale
Michael Sczerba
Phoenix
Picasso
Remington
van Gogh
Arts Center
Canada
Bochner
Sczerba
North Scottsdale Emergency Center Faces Certificate Challenge
The North Scottsdale Emergency Center may be operating without a state certificate of need. CASHA executive director Milton Gann said a certificate of need appears required and a health services ruling is expected soon. Center officials dispute the need and plan to continue services while the issue is resolved.
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North Scottsdale
Central
Arizona Department of Health Services
Jon Altmann
Altmann
George Stavros
Codama Services
CASHA
Allen
Health Services Department
Kords Ambulance Service Co
Paradise Valley
32Nd Street
Shea
Paradise Valley Center
Phoenix
North Scottsdale Center
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Sadat warns of tough steps before Middle East peace
President Anwar Sadat told Egyptian papers that Israel under Prime Minister Begin has not taken the hard concessions needed for peace. He contrasted Begin's self rule proposal for West Bank and Gaza with his demand for an independent Palestinian state and full Israeli withdrawal. The Ismailia summit yielded partial agreement on Sinai withdrawal, with Sadat rejecting a private accord in favor of a comprehensive settlement.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Menahem Begin
Middle East
Ismailia
Egypt
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Sadat
Begin
Trade treaty protests strain Washington state officials
Washington state officials warn the proposed federal trade treaty with Great Britain could cost hundreds of millions in tax dollars from multinationals and they plan to write President Carter to express concern. Bond for hijack suspect set at 250 thousand dollars in Atlanta. Nikolai Wischnewsky, 32, faces a Jan. 3 preliminary hearing after commandeering a DC-9 near Atlanta with a toy pistol and a bomb-like device. Former CIA Director Colby testifies opposing blanket bans on journalist intelligence relations while supporting tighter agency rules.
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Washington
Great Britain
Carter
Atlanta
Eastern Airlines
Owen Forrester
Nikolai Wischnewsky
CIA
William E. Colby
House Intelligence Committee
Colby
Paris magistrate's apartment bombed in Paris attack
Paris explosion destroys the apartment of Judge Louis Zollinger in the 16th district. Police are puzzled by the lack of a clear objective as authorities search for clues amid a string of terrorist incidents. SAN FRANCISCO forecaster notes drought may persist despite storms.
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Paris
Louis Zollinger
16Th
San Francisco
California
Eastern Pacific
Radio traffic chopper crashes into building in Quincy
A traffic helicopter attempting an emergency landing crashed through an apartment building roof in Quincy Massachusetts and exploded. Two people were killed and four injured authorities said. The incident was reported today.
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Quincy
Mass
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