Local Planning Talks Delay Shopping Center Move
Marco and Lewkowity clash with city planners over 3.9 acre site at the northwest corner of 71st Place and Shea Boulevard. Officials debate abandoning a deep drainage ditch and extending 71st Place to ease traffic while trying to preserve street dedication.
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Marco
Orion ‘Smale
Jerry Lewkowity
Aother
Lewkowity
71St Place
Gold Dust
Shea
Herbert Drinkwater
Scottadale Road
City calls for new bids on 64 acres for resort near Indian Bend
A joint bid by Little America Refining and Holdings and another Wyoming firm to lease 64 acres at Indian Bend and Scottsdale Roads for a resort was rejected by the council. The city will rebid, allowing other developers to propose terms including a minimum lease or a percent of gross income. The land totals 46.9 acres in Paradise Valley and 17 acres in Scottsdale.
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Indian Bend
Scottsdale Roads
Selec
Age Council
John Holmes
Scottsdale
Little America Refining and Holdings
Little America
Richard Filler
Stek
Holmes
Flagstaff
Paradise Valley
Crosland in Critical Condition After Stroke
Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland remains in critical condition after a massive stroke, with hospital and Foreign Office confirming the deterioration. In London authorities say this is the first time the term critical has been used to describe his status at age 58.
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London
Anthony Crosland
Foreign Office
Record Cold Winter Across Eastern United States
The National Weather Service says this winter's weather in the eastern two thirds of the country has been the coldest since the founding of the Republic. The conclusion comes from government records dating back to around 1800.
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Washington
National Weather Service
The
Weather Service
Arizona leaders press for federal probe into land frauds
Gov. Raul Castro and Atty. Gen. Bruce Babbitt announced plans to seek a federal investigation of land frauds and organized crime in Arizona. Bell discussion set for March 2 as Castro attends a governors conference. Babbitt meets with Bell later this month to discuss strike forces and related matters. The bill in the Arizona House aims to curb rackets by criminalizing illicit income gambling, seizing loot, and widening prosecutorial powers.
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Phoenik
Raul Castro
Atty
Bruce Babbitt
Arizona
Castro
Griffin Bell
Bell
Washington
Babbitt
Department of Public Safety
Burton Barr
Phoenix
Phoenix bomb plot tied to Goldwater aide testimony
Confessed slayer John Harvey Adamson testified that Neal Roberts claimed Senator Goldwater planned to disrupt Navajo affairs by fomenting havoc on the reservation. Adamson described meetings about planting bombs and triggering martial law, as Roberts and Jimmy Robison faced federal charges for conspiring to bomb a U S Indian Health Service building.
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Phoenix
John Harvey
Adamson
Neal Roberts
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Roberts
Joe Patrick
Sen. Goldwater
Peter MacDonald
Peter MacDonald, ” Adamson
Chandler
Jimmy Robison
Robison
Jan
Indian’ Health Service
Patrick
Granada Royale
MacDonald
Goldwater
Bribe hearing set for Hughes in Maricopa case
Scottsdale justice court pre hearing scheduled for Phoenix private detective James Carl Hughes 66 on bribery and conspiracy charges. Hughes awaiting arraignment before a Mericops County Superior Court commissioner as authorities pursue Ned Warren Sr for alleged bribery linked to land sales near Seligman while Warren remains free on bond.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Phoenix
Ned Warren Sr
James Carl Hughes
E. Camelback Rd
Hughes
Mericops County
Superior Court
Maricopa County
Warren
Seligman
Amr B
al Sentra
School board considers broadening review of paperbacks
Scottsdale district may extend text book review rules to paperbacks after board member Richard Clark urged a committee to exam all supplemental materials used as teaching texts. Superintendent William Randall noted current procedures work, while a definitional issue and possible eight thousand titles could come under review.
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Scottsdale
Richard Clark
William Randall
Clark
Randall
Board weighs removal of Robert Rimmer book at Arcadia High
Randall says the book Not Suitable for Use in the Har Experiment is not suitable for the course. The school board will consider the appeal and how the decision was reached. Fourteen titles are under review and sixteen more books are being examined by district officials after parent protests.
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Clark
Arcadia High School
Robert Rimmer
Arcadia High
Randall
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