Scottsdale Pow Wow under review after disturbances
Council member Billie Gentry praises the event while Nemetz notes Indian police costs. Spacewater urges cancellation, citing leadership and pride in a fully Indian-run pow wow. Last year 17 youths were arrested amid violence, police battles, and projectiles. officials used multiple units to restore order as Flagstaff cancels a similar planned event citing space limits and prior disturbances.
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Billie Gentry
Scottsdale
Nemetz
Central Plains Indian Club
Spacewater
Department of Iee
Flagstaff
Treasury Nearing Debt Ceiling Clash With Congress
The U S Treasury faces a money crunch as the national debt approaches the 495 billion ceiling set last year. Without a congressional vote to raise the limit, the government may be unable to meet payroll social security benefits unemployment benefits and contract payments after this week.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Congress
Kissinger Quartet Talks Leave Oil Pledge Unchanged
In Zurich Secretary Kissinger secured a pledge from Iran that it will keep oil flowing to Israel if Israel returns Abu Rodeis fields in Sinai to Egypt. No breakthrough on easing Arab oil prices. In Boston Dr Edelin received one year probation for manslaughter of a fetus. Mississippi Governor Waller questions Wallace 1976 run.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Zurich
Iran
Israel
Sinai
Egypt
Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi
Kissinger
Abu Rodeis
Sinai Desert
Boston
UPI
Kenneth C. Edelin
James P. McGuire
Edelin
William Homans
Washington
Bill Waller
Mississippi
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Waller
Tokyo France warns ships near Mururoa Atoll
Tokyo France warns ships to keep out of its South Pacific atomic testing grounds near Mururoa Atoll indefinitely amid speculation of new French nuclear tests. Also notes mild two day forecast with highs near 65 today and near 70 tomorrow. Temperatures range from upper 30s tonight at the airport to near freezing in the coldest areas.
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Tokyo
France
South Pacific
Mururoa Atoll
Desert slayings convict Macumber in 1962 double murder
William Wayne Macumber 39 was sentenced to two life terms to run concurrently for the 1962 murders of James Timothy McKillop and Joyce Sterrenberg near Scottsdale. The case hinged on a palm print and shell casing markings, with defense appeal planned.
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William Wayne Macumber
Scottsdale
Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Macumber
James Timothy McKillop
Joyce Sterrenberg
Sheriff's Desert Search and Rescue Posse
U.S. Supreme Court
Hardy
Charles Byer
Byer
Subsidy for housing aid deemed unnecessary by HUD official
HUD undersecretary James L. Mitchell told a House subcommittee that a $650 million annual subsidy bill is not needed due to a expected surge in new housing starts. He cited questionable assumptions and predicted housing will turn up within months, with James T. Lynn endorsing a early recovery and noting budget deficit concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
James L. Mitchell
Housing and Urban Development
House Banking and Currency
Mitchell
James T. Lynn
HUD
Scottsdale to hear burglary prevention plan for 20 elementary schools
Scottsdale police officer George Graham will present Operation School Watch to principals at Paiute School at 10 30 a m. The plan aims to cut losses from theft and vandalism seen in 1972 73 and 1973 74, with item marking, no overnight cash, and stricter security.
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Scottsdale
George Graham
Frank Schilling
Paiute
Graham
Mesa
William Randall
Walter Nemetz
David Townsend
Andon
Randall
Legislature proposes 15 mph zones near all high schools
Republican representative Mac Carvalho introduces a bill to extend elementary school speed limits to high schools statewide with 15 mph pedestrian zones near campuses. The measure gains bipartisan support and follows concerns over dangerous crossings around Arcadia, Chaparral, Saguaro, Coronado and Scottsdale high schools, including a fatal incident near Arcadia High.
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Mac Carvalho
Scottsdale
Carvalho
Tony Galbaldon
Senate
Education Committee
Indian School Road
46Th
48Th
Arcadia High School
Arcadia
Leila Dill
Phoenix
Scottsdale Road
Gold Dust Avenue
McDonald Drive
Saguaro High School
Miller Road
Coronado High School
Scottsdale High School
48Th Street
Charles Haley
Haley
Gloria Welch
Welch
Charles Iannello
Arizona Federation of Teachers
Arizona Education Association
AEA
Scottsdale considers three mass transit proposals and costs
City plans a March public hearing to present expansion of the Phoenix bus system with new routes on Indian School and Scottsdale Roads. Local buses and a dial a ride option could be funded by subsidies from $45,000 to $250,000 annually, with costs varying by unit type and service area.
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Scottsdale
Richard Bauman
Bauman
Council
Paul Messinger
Phoenix
McDowell
Thomas Roads
Scottsdale Community College
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Cantor
Arizona
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State Supreme Court
Kemper
Lynn
Ford
Cut Canal
Thomas Road
Hayden Road
Chaparral Road
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