District weighs closing three schools to save costs
Kennedy cites 1977 78 budget stress as enrollment in the southern district declines with Ingleside Tavan and Tonto under 500 students while north Scottsdale grows. Proposals seek to use or lease closed sites to facing future population shifts and potential redirection of Soloma and handicapped student placements.
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Convicted ex felon Ned Warren Sr hospitalized after heart attack
Phoenix AP reports Ned Warren Sr a 63 year old convicted felon was hospitalized in serious condition at Baptis Hospital after a heart attack. Warren was under arrest warrants and facing multiple bribery and conspiracy charges related to a land fraud scheme in Yavapai County.
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Ned Warren Sr
Tne City
Baptis Hospital
Maricopa
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Harry Stewart
Arizona
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Superior Court
Robert Broomfield
Hughes
Hyder
Kenneth Chambers
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Cliffside
Yavapai County
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New York
Paradise Valley Dentist Builds Aviary Flight Framing Serenity
Paradise Valley dentist Dr Huntington and partners proposed an aviary inside their building on Lincoln Plaza. The $1,000 project houses about 35 birds from South America and Africa, with finches and parakeets among them. Huntington, a former model airplane hobbyist, says flying relieves tension and centers his day.
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Lincoln
Phoenix
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Robert Huntington
Donald Chiappetti
Paradise’ Valley
Weather Outlook Notes Warm Day and Narrow Dip Tonight
Mostly sunny and warm today with a mild high. Lows tonight expected in the upper 40s as the forecast calls for a gradual cool down. Details on page 3.
Runway Expansion Proposal Escalates for FAA Review
Rescheduled consulting engineers proposed a 4,600 foot runway expansion to increase load capability. The plan, prepared for the city, was submitted to the FAA in 1974 after concerns grew over residential encroachment near the airfield.
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Today in the Newswire: AP Wire Briefs
A compact overview of Associated Press wire briefs today highlights notable events and updates from cities and organizations across the country. Read for quick facts, concise context, and developing stories as they unfold.
Carter backs dissident Sakharov in human rights pledge
Soviet dissident leader Andrei D Sakharov said President Carter sent a personal letter reaffirming U S support for human rights. Sakharov, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, noted the letter was the first received from the U S government and closed with a friendly remark wishing him well.
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Moscow
Andrei D. Sakharov
Carter
Sakharov
U.S
Gas reserves on federal Gulf lands could be tapped sooner
A federal task force says natural gas reserves on Gulf of Mexico federal land could be tapped earlier than planned. Companies may still delay production due to technical and economic factors amid the push for faster development. President Carter calls Cuba to restraint and human rights respect in exchange for closer ties, while Cuba seeks the lifting of the trade embargo and an extension of aid programs ending in April.
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Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Carter
Cuba
U.S
Havana
United States
Army training mortar blast injures soldiers
A mortar round landed near a group of soldiers during live ammunition training, injuring fourteen others. The Wednesday morning exercise was suspended and a similar afternoon drill was called off, a public affairs spokesman said.
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Vance Arrives in Cairo Praising Sadat on Middle East Tour
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance flew to Cairo on the second leg of his Middle East trip and lauded Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as a man of vision and a statesman. He said talks in Israel were useful and that the United States is doing everything to seek a settlement in the region.
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Cairo
Cyrus Vance
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Vance
Israel
United States
Judge nullifies $1.13 billion offshore drilling sale
U.S. District Judge Jack B. Weinstein in Brooklyn ruled the Atlantic Ocean drilling rights sale to 39 oil companies void after finding former Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe violated the National Environmental Policy Act in approving the deal.
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New York
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
Jack B. Weinstein
Brooklyn
Thomas Kleppe
Interior
Two Low-Flow Bridges Planned in Indian Bend Wash
City engineers seek design contracts for two low-flow bridges in the Indian Bend Wash and begin preliminary planning to widen Hayden Road from Camelback to Chaparral. Council authorized staff to negotiate, with funds in the 1976 77 budget for the Indian Bend Wash Road control project.
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Hayden Road
Camelback
Chaparral
Wash
Hayden
Sie Aetet
Council
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