North Scottsdale plans approved for Kaiser Aetna core zone
Scottsdale city council approved the 517 acre Kaiser Aetna community core plan at the southeast corner of Pima Road and Shea Boulevard for 35 stipulations while delaying a second general plan revision. The vote 5-1 included dissent by Herb Drinkwater with density concerns.
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Scottsdale
Kaiser Aetna
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Scottsale Road
Bauman
Herb Drinkwater
Bob Bates
North
George Fretz
McCormick Ranch
Richard V. Campana
Scottsdale Road
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Hilton
Robert Karatz
Hilton
McDonald and
Lincoln
Campana
Drinkwater
Ford will seek a full term in 1976 despite economy
President Ford will run for a full term in 1976 regardless of the economy his spokesman said. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen explained Ford’s decision echoed at a Atlanta news conference.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Atlanta
Protests Erupt After Police Clash in Lima Streets
In Lima, Peru, hours after army forces entered district police stations to oust striking policemen, students rallied amid burning cars and buses. Smoke rose over downtown as merchants shuttered shops amid fears of further violence.
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Lima
Peru
Bentsen to Announce Presidential Run in February
Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. plans to announce his 1976 presidential bid at a Washington news conference on February 17. He will then travel to Houston for another public event and reception.
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Washington
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
D-Tex
Bentsen
Newsmen
Houston
Ford agrees to halt Turkish aid while urging reconsideration
President Ford said the administration will comply fully with Congress order to stop U S military aid to Turkey but urged Congress to rethink. He warned the aid cutoff could hinder a just Cyprus settlement and damage regional security and political stability.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
Turkey
Congress
White House
Cyprus
Campana Named Vice Mayor Of Scottsdale In Unanimous Vote
Richard V. Campana a Scottsdale City Council member since 1970 was elected vice mayor by unanimous vote replacing Paul Messinger. Campana 37 serves as attorney on the council and has led local bar efforts with other members to establish a county courts building.
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Richard V. Campana
Scottsdale
Campana
Paul Messinger
R. L
Bob) Jones
Scottsdale Bar Association
Kathryn
North
Egypt and Soviet Union urge all inclusive Middle East settlement
A Cairo communique from Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and Egyptian leaders calls for an overall Middle East peace settlement including the PLO and all parties. The two sides push for Geneva talks with broad participation while noting Sadat supports Kissinger's step by step approach. Gromyko promises new arms to Egypt but aid short of Egyptian needs.
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United Press International
Egypt
Soviet Union
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva Middle East
Gromyko
Anwar Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Washington
Geneva
United States
London
Sadat
U.S
Arabian Horse Show opens with 644 entries and shows
The 20th annual Arabian Horse Show begins in Paradise Park with 644 horses from the United States and Canada. Mecham notes eight classes including English Western and costume judging running Thursday through Sunday with tickets from 2.50 to 7.50 supporting the Scottsdale Charros Boys' Club Building Fund.
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United States
Canada
Arizona Arabian Horse Association
Paradise Park
Pima Rd
Arizona Biltmore
Eugene LaCroix
Mecham
Diamond’s
Scottsdale Charros’ Boys’ Club
Ben Littleton
Calle de Caballos
Marc Cosenza
E. Fanfol Jr
Weather outlook shows sun returns with warmer highs
Decreasing clouds this morning give way to mostly sunny skies this afternoon and again Thursday. Warmer days ahead with high temperatures in the upper 60s today and near 70 on Thursday. Lows around 40 tonight.
Scottsdale teachers oppose district scope and sequence reports
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers president Larry Bell warned the school board that a teacher revolt could occur if the district moves to enforce scope and sequence reports. He criticized the $58,000 spent and claimed the guides are being used as evaluation criteria, despite assurances they are only guidelines.
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Mike Petryni
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Larry Bell
Aflcio
Bell
William Randall
June Reynolds
Scottsdale Education Association
Marla Dinchak
Supai School
Walt Hoffman
Saguaro High School
Robert Uldane
Paul Streich
Scottsdale Board weighs elder access to school lunch program
Scottsdale School Board member Paul Streich asked the district to study offering inexpensive lunches to senior citizens facing financial hardship. The board approved a five cent elementary lunch rise and a fifteen cent teacher meal hike to cover a $16,769 program deficit, with projections that losses could exceed $43,000 if trends continue.
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Scottsdale
Paul Streich
Streich
Bill Pedersen
Management Services
Pedersen
Udoen
Olin Ta
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Elise van Ausdall
Phoenix
Nancy Pruitt
Vicki Kellner
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