Sally Emery Flowers Corner Smile sparks steady sales
Sally Emery runs a flower corner at Indian School and Hayden Roads, selling carnations and bouquets amid traffic and construction. Her friendly, infectious smile draws regular customers, with some buying a dozen stems, and she notes Scottsdale's support despite occasional disturbances.
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Mike Petryni
Sally Emery
Indian School and
Hayden
Sally
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High
Valley
Northern Arizona University
Heaven
Arizona approves large state school finance plan in special session
A 16 member joint conference committee approved a $170 million state school finance program amid weeks of debate. The plan, backed by Republicans, includes capital outlay and transportation aid, and a moratorium on budget override elections. Educators and groups voiced objections, while Democrats criticized the moratorium as a loss of local control. The measure moves to a full Legislature vote, with expectations of passage and continuation of the regular session after adjournment.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
Special Commission
Democratic T
Republicans push tax plan to ease district budget limits
Legislators seek broad changes with a one cent sales tax rise and a 75 cent statewide property levy to fund school financing and reduce homeowner taxes. The package also proposes a food sales tax repeal referendum and a 10 percent turnout requirement for bond elections. Senator Delos Ellsworth remarks the bill seems dubious but popular ire frames its reception.
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Sen. Delos Ellsworth
R-Mesa
Arab ministers deliver message to Kissinger on embargo
Two Arab foreign ministers told reporters in Washington they carried a message from Arab heads of state to Secretary of State Kissinger. They refused to reveal whether the note signaled a possible lifting of the oil embargo, calling it potentially good news for President Nixon.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Mideast Peace Effort Faces Oil Embargo Refusal
The U.S. peace plan for the Middle East shows strain as Arab leaders refuse to lift the oil embargo. The move jeopardizes progress toward a broader settlement and raises questions about Western leverage in the region.
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Mideast
U.S
Middle East
SALT Talks resume as both sides push for year end accord
Geneva reports US and USSR restart SALT negotiations with aims to reach a comprehensive agreement by year end. Western experts caution progress faces hurdles as the Soviets test multiple independently guided warheads and the United States begins new weapons programs.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon campaigns with Wallace at Honor America Day
President Nixon joined Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and other Southern figures for a traditional campaign event. He sought to boost his appeal amid Watergate as he arrived in Huntsville after a two hour flight from Key Biscayne Florida.
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Huntsvile
Ala
Nixon
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon expected to return Julie Eisenhower from hospital
Indiana University hospital spokesmen said President Nixon would likely travel to Indianapolis today to take his daughter Julie Eisenhower back to the White House four days after her emergency surgery.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana University Hospital
Nixon
Julie Eisenhower
White House
Moslem rebels seize tunnels near Jolo town
Rear Adm Romulo Espaldon said rebels seized a World War II tunnel network near Jolo and hold civilians as hostages in what appeared to be a planned long siege. Sunny today is breezy and cool with a mid 60s high. Tonight could drop to the upper 30s. Increasing clouds Tuesday with mid 60s highs.
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Manila
Jolo
Romulo Espaldon
Resort zoning on Scottsdale Road to be reaffirmed by council
The Scottsdale city council will reaffirm a planned resort residential corridor along Scottsdale Road north and south of Lincoln Drive at a 4 p.m. informal session and 8 p.m. regular meeting at Kiva City Hall. A 10 acre site at the northwest corner of the intersection seeks commercial zoning for offices and a branch bank, opposed by the planning commission. The council may also amend the urban renewal plan to permit off street parking on commercial land and award bids for a parks maintenance building and a sprayed water system for public areas. }
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Planning Commission
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
Kiva
Jack Servini
Larry ‘Bussard
Senini
Jackrabbit Road
van Buren Street
Miller Road
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Councils of Government
Cogs
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Jack DeBolske
Arizona League of Cities and Towns
Ken Driggs
Three Die in Sunday Salt River Fire on Oak Street
Three persons died in a one room house fire on Oak Street east of Mesa Drive at about 2:20 am on Sunday. Edison Chattan, his sister Lois Reina, and their one year old Leroy perished. Estimated loss was $1,000. Carlos's wife and another child were away. Cause unknown.
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Salt River
Indian ‘Reser
Edison ‘Chttan
Lois Reina
Leroy
Oak Street
Mesa Drive
Reservation
W.a.oft
Carlos
Phoenix hotel robberies solved as Scottsdale man held
Larry Wolfe, 32, of Phoenix, was arrested in Scottsdale in connection with ten armed hold ups at Phoenix and Scottsdale hotels and motels over six weeks. A flex squad tailed him after identifying a suspect vehicle. Wolfe admitted to the Papago Inn theft and was charged after evidence was found in his car and apartment. complaints to the county attorney will follow.
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Tim McGraw
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Larry Wolfe
Lanny Royer
Ray Elies
Tom Star
al Edwardson
Royer
5Th Ave
Elies
Ramada Inn
E. Main
Valley Ho
the Valley
Wolfe
Shoeman Lane
Scottsdale Road
Roy Finch
James Kershner
Papago Inn and Resort
E. McDowell Rd
David Townsend
City voting data for Scottsdale council primary race
Facts show seven candidates Herb Drinkwater Mrs Billie Gentry Heinz Hink Robert Kratzer Jeff Schubert John Traxler and Herbert Doc Vogt competing for three seats. Three incumbents may win outright. if none clear a runoff on March 26. Voters must be Scottsdale residents six months prior and registered before Jan 1. Twelve polling places open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Herb Drinkwater
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Robert
Kratzer
Jeff Schubert
John Traxler
Herbert “Doc” Vogt
Scottsdale
Quiet campaign as Scottsdale voters prepare for council election
Only a small portion of 33 628 registered voters expected to cast ballots Tuesday for three Scottsdale city council seats. Incumbents Hink Drinkwater Gentry seek re election. challengers Traxler Vogt Traxler Schubert vary in visibility. If 7 000 voters turnout each winner needs 3501 votes to avoid a runoff on March 26.
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Fern Anderson Nell
Nell
Bud Tims
Heinz R. Hink
Billie Gentry
Herb Drinkwater
John Traxler
Herbert Vogt
Robert Traxler
Jeffrey Schubert
Schubert
Kratzer
Scottsdale
Drinkwater
Vogt
Scottsdale Community College
Cp . City.o
Traxler
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United Press International
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