City candidates urged to resign seats to avoid conflicts
City Attorney Richard Filler advised two independent council candidates to resign from city boards to prevent conflicts. Jean Black of the planning commission and Jeff Schubert of the board of adjustments were told the safest move is immediate resignation, or at least irrevocable resignation before the February 17 primary with effect when the new council takes office April 6.
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Richard Filler
Filler
Jean Black
Planning Commission
Jeff Schubert
Board of Adjustments
Schubert
Black
Superior Court
Rolls Royce up for auction at Southwestern Car Auction
Marvin Floren and family prep his 1930 Rolls Royce P II EX 22 for transport from Atlanta to Scottsdale for Kruse Classic Auction's fourth annual Southwestern United States Collector Car Auction. Floren, a longtime collector with nine Rolls Royces, expects the boattail model to reach about 100 mph at the Safari Hotel sale.
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Marvin Floren
Carol
John
Jeffery
Floren
Atlanta
Scottsdale
Kruse Classic Auction
United States
Safari Hotel
Black criticizes ruling on board resignations for council runs
Scottsdale residents Jean Black and Jeff Schubert challenge a city advisory board conflict rule. Black calls the advice to resign unclear and seeks clarification while Schubert weighs resignation to avoid potential lawsuits, arguing such resignations penalize appointed members seeking office.
Weekend Forecast Traces Sunny Warmth and Cooling Nights
The forecast calls for a sunny today and Tuesday with breezes and cooler air. Temperatures reach the mid 60s during both days and fall to colder readings tonight.
U S envoy pursues truce in Angola amid covert arms row
U S diplomat Schaufele travels through Senegal Gabon Ivory Coast Cameroon and Zaire in a bid to build support for Kissinger plan to pull outside forces from Angola. The mission coincides with an O A U meeting and follows a Senate vote to cut covert arms funding.
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Washington
U.S
Pene Arthee T
Mate For African Affairs
Africa
Department
Schaufele
Henry A. Kissinger
Angola
Portugal
Senegal
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Cameroon
Zaire
Kissinger
United States
Senate
State Department
National Front For the Liberation of
National Union For the Total Independence of
Nathaniel Davis
City Council to discuss next year budget priorities
Scottsdale officials will review nine general priorities for the 1976-77 fiscal year at a work session Tuesday night. The council will rank these items and add any, guiding the budget office’s final consensus for next year.
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Scottsdale
Remains ID’d in Arizona Family Missing in Mexican Desert
The bones found at a campsite confirm the identities of Frank O. Seay a 39 year old Phoenix brake company manager his wife Sharon 39 and stepdaughter Sherri Schoenrock 17 who vanished June 14 while attempting Mt Diablo near San Felipe. The Seays son Rick 17 was later cleared.
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San Diego
Arizona
Frank O. Seay
Phoenix Brake Company
Sharon
Seay
Sherri Schoenrock
Seays
Phoenix
Mt. Diablo
Baja California
San Felipe
Mexicali
Mexico
Sierra Club
Rick
Alameda Naval Air Station
Title IX Panel Reviews School Policy For Sex Equality
Scottsdale School District launches a self evaluation of policies governing activity participation by both sexes under Title IX. The district faces a suit by Arcadia High School seniors Nancy Ehlers and Pam Whiffen over club membership denial.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Arcadia Key Club
Nancy Ehlers
Pam Whiffen
King
Postal Service to operate on holiday schedule New Year’s Day
The Postal Service will run a holiday schedule with no window service or regular mail delivery. Mail will be collected as late as possible from local delivery boxes and white star boxes, a spokesman said.
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Washington
Radio station Renasenca returned to church in Lisbon
Lisbon government says Radio Renasenca, seized by leftists last May and blown up by soldiers in November, is returned to the church and will resume broadcasting once repairs are completed.
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Lisbon
Radio Renasenca
Greece offers reward in Welch assassination case
The Greek government posted a $160,000 reward for information leading to arrests in the killing of Richard Welch CIA station chief in Athens. Welch was shot by three masked men as he returned from an embassy Christmas party. police have yet to report any leads.
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Athens
Greece
Richard Welch
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Welch
Looters Target Poisoned Goods Warned by Government
BEIRUT government warned looters that items stolen from a state warehouse include poisoned food and deadly gas. The ministry said the gas is an insecticide spray in metal containers marked Defium and that opening them can cause immediate death.
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Beirut
Ministry of Information
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Commission
Popular Movement
Franklin D. Aleshire
Ira King
Maria Borsch
Barbara Thalacker
Robert Berryhill
Dick Clegg
Larry Mortensen
Betty Smith
Clegg
Mortensen
Smith
Evelyn Caskey
Bill Pederson
Norman White
Charles Young
William Randall
Randall
Associated Press
Algiers
Algeria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
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