Smitty s Big Town review by Scottsdale board Thursday
Scottsdale Development Review Board will evaluate Smitty s Big Town store at 61st Place and Thomas Rd with a 1:30 p.m. Thursday meeting in the Public Library auditorium. Protests are planned as plans show a 52 000 square foot building on five acres with restaurant space.
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Smitty’s
61St Place
Thomas Road
Scottsdale’s
Thomas Koehnlein
E. Thomas Rd
N. Brown Ave
Scottsdale Bible Church
E. Shea Boulevard
E. Indian School Rd
N. Scottsdale Rd
Chamber urges redesign of Scottsdale Design Board to limit staff votes
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce calls for seven member board with a city council member a planning commissioner an architect an engineer a commercial developer a Realtor and one lay person. It would remove city staff from the board and aims to reduce approval delays while preserving essential development controls.
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Scottsdale
Planning Commission
Board of Adjustment
Chamber
Western Architectural
Old Town
IRS probes Arizona agribusinessmen for tax evasion
The IRS says several Arizona agribusinessmen are under investigation for criminal tax evasion for failing to report Social Security and withholding taxes for illegal alien workers. Some claimed employee tax credits while hiding withholdings on the same return. Prescott Berry of the Phoenix IRS says noncompliance is widespread and back taxes are being pursued. Names of firms or individuals under investigation were not disclosed.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Prescott Berry
Incumbents Schubert win in tight Scottsdale council race
Mayor William C Jenkins won easily by a 5 1 margin over Gaskins. In the council race Richard V Campana Charles Smith and Jeff Schubert held off independent Jean Black with Smith the top vote getter at 4 217, Schubert 4 020, Campana 3 880, Black 3 614 as 6 430 ballots were cast and the four with most votes earned majority, no runoff.
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William C. Jenkins
Richard V. Campana
Charles Smith
Jeff Schubert
Jenkins
Campana
Smith
Citizens For Good Government
Gaskins
Bob Flanigan
Schubert
Jean Black
All Council
Black
Americo
Mac” Carvalho Jr
Carl Wulfert
Eric Andreasen
David Fowle
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
College of Idaho
Jed Nolan
Music Hall
Budget cuts proposed for Scottsdale school district 1976-77
Scottsdale School District board members offered a wide range of cost cutting ideas for the near 50 million dollar 1976-77 budget. Longtime member Robert Usdane urged limiting spending on federal funds and student classes, plus efficiency measures. Other members suggested pilot program costs, class size tweaks, expanded planning time, and clearer duties. Also included are national items on CIA surveillance limits and Hearst case notes from AP wires.
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Jack Kearney
Scottsdale
Robert Usdane
Usdane
Kearney
Aaron Rosen
Rosen
Paul Streich
Sam Childs
Childs
Paradise Valley Greenbelt Plan Guided for Council Approval
Town planners back a greenbelt approach to developing Indian Bend Wash under a Coe and Van Loo study. The plan requires landowners to obtain special use permits and sets design rules for future construction including stables paths golf and recreation areas.
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Paradise Valley
Indian Bend Wash
Planning and Zoning Commission
Coe and van Loo
Oscar Butt
Thee Wash
Butt
Wash
Scottsdale publisher Marshall ends Senate bid announces support for Udall
Scottsdale Daily Progress editor and publisher Jonathan Marshall withdraws from Democratic U.S. Senate race to succeed Sen. Paul Fannin and says he would back Rep. Morris Udall if Udall remains in the presidential race. He cites unwillingness to compromise and wants to focus on home life and reform.
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Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
U.S. Senate
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Marshall
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Udall
Charlie Pine
State Democratic Party
Senate
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Pine
Carolyn Warner
Warner
United States
Nuclear engineers warn safety checks lax at reactors
Three engineers who quit to warn about nuclear power say federal safety checks on reactor controls are less stringent than those on toasters and hair dryers. One engineer warns a dangerous reactor accident could occur by the year 2000.
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Washington
Kissinger Talks Peru Shift to US Policy Disputes
Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger met President Francisco Morales Bermudez in Lima to discuss contentious US and Peruvian regime differences. UN troops assumed new Sinai positions as Israelis evacuate passes under disengagement terms. U.S. personal income rises 1 percent in January driven by service and distribution payrolls.
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Lima
Peru
Henry A. Kissinger
Venezuela
Francisco Morales Bermudez
United States
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Mitla
Gidi
Egypt
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Commerce Department
Weekend Warm Up With Sunshine Returns
Mostly sunny today and tomorrow with warmer days ahead. Highs reach the lower 70s today and upper 70s tomorrow, while tonight’s lows sit in the mid 40s. Details, pg.
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Navajo
Mohave School
Associated Press
Ford
CIA
Story
Hearst
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Kissinger
U.N
Sinai Passes
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