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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1977

Page

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Young violin learners try Suzuki method at Scottsdale CC

Five year old Steve Lehrer struggles with a single note while three year old Natalie Wiggins assumes a thoughtful stance during a Friday demonstration of the Suzuki teaching method at Scottsdale Community College. Larames and Max Mandel presented the session with a display of young students learning music.

Steve Lehrer Natalie Wiggins Scottsdale Community College Larames Max Mandel

Mayor's group to hear Kelley in Scottsdale breakfast

Arizona House Speaker Rep. Frank Kelley will address Scottsdale residents at the third monthly breakfast hosted by Mayor William C. Jenkins. Kelley will outline the legislature's direction on major Scottsdale affecting bills. The event starts at 7:30 a.m. at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts atrium with a 8 a.m. talk and a $1.25 continental breakfast option.

Arizona Frank Kelley Scottsdale William C. Jenkins Kelley Scottsdale Center For the Arts

Today in the News Today in the News From Associated Press Wires

The item shows brief AP wire summaries dated today covering a range of topics with concise asserts. It highlights ongoing events and statements from officials and organizations, offering quick snapshots rather than in-depth reporting.

Intruder Captured After Hostage Incident at Whidbey NAS

An intruder burst into an office at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station in Oak Harbor Washington and took three hostages. Navy authorities say the intruder was arrested about three hours later and the hostages were released unharmed. Details of the arrest and release were not immediately known.

Oak Harbor Wash Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Navy

Young Lawyer Jill Volner Named Army General Counsel

Army Secretary Clifford Alexander announced Jill Wine Volner, age 33, who served as assistant special prosecutor in the Watergate trials, will become the Army’s general counsel. Volner accepted the post after Alexander persuaded her today.

Washington Jill Wine Volner Army Clifford Alexander Volner

Mail frauds rise from Washington half billion swindle

Postal Service officials warn mail fraud targets include those seeking quick riches or self improvement. A promoter markets a "prime sucker list" of top customers as part of a sophisticated industry.

Washington

Marshall predicts cordial AFL-CIO ties with Carter over stimulus

Labor Secretary Ray Marshall met AFL-CIO leaders in Miami Beach and said the relationship with the Carter administration would stay friendly despite disagreements over the President's economic program. He argued the bond is strong and not ruptured by dissatisfaction with the $30 billion stimulus package aimed at job creation.

Miami Beach Fla Ray Marshall Afl-Cio Carter Marshall

Carter Trudeau to discuss arms control and fishing rights at White House

President Carter welcomes Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau for two days of talks at the White House. The visit opens with a 19 gun salute as cloudiness lingers. Weather forecasts call for cooler days with highs near 80 today and near 70 Tuesday.

Washington Carter Canada Pierre Elliott Trudeau White House

CAP Funding Sparks Arizona Resistance To federal CAP cuts

Arizona leaders challenge President Carter's plan to halt funding for the Central Arizona Project and study alternative state financing. Governor Castro, House Leader Barr and local officials push for federal support, citing past federal involvement and potential land loss if halted. Farm groups warn of 300 000 to 400 000 acres at risk, while Stump urges residents to oppose the decision. The CAP, about 30 percent funded and one quarter complete, would deliver Colorado River water to Phoenix and surrounding counties in the mid 1980s.

Phoenix House Burton Barr Arizona Carter Barr Congress Colorado Maricopa Pinal Pima Arizona Farm Bureau Federation Cecil Miller Tolleson Miller Raul Castro Bob Stump R-Ariz White House General Accounting Office

CAP funding hangs by thread as work may pause

Private CAP group chief Rich Johnson says Bureau of Reclamation will fund contractors until money runs out. Peter Kiewit crews may halt work Tuesday pending word after President Carter proposed cutting CAP funds in the 1977-78 budget. Siphons along Agua Fria Salt River and New River projects, costing 34 million, will carry Colorado River water across 300 miles toward Tucson.

Central Arizona Project CAP Rich Johnson Central Arizona Project Association Progress U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Peter Kiewit & Sons Co Johnson Washington, D.C Carter Washington Bureau of Reclamation Jim Knight Kiewit Knight Agua Fria New Rivers Phoenix Salt River Scottsdale Parker Arizona Tucson

Scottsdale School District proposes 1977 78 calendar

The board will discuss the proposed 1977 78 Scottsdale School District calendar. It begins Sept 7 two days after Labor Day and ends June 1 three days after Memorial Day. Spring vacation runs March 20 24 totaling nine days.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio

Bill provides homes tax cut

A Senate panel sent to the floor a measure trimming residential assessments by 800 for all homes under 5 000. The plan would boost tax relief, cost 57.7 million in state revenue and 50 million in reimbursements to local governments, replacing the old rebate program.

Phoenix Senate Finance and Revenue Committee Raul Castro Senate Neal Trasente Bill Hardt D-Globe Central Arizona George Borozan Tucson Marcia Weeks Manuel Pena

Scottsdale plans general plan amendment for north Scottsdale Road

City planners seek a general plan amendment to align rezoning requests from the Hilton on Scottsdale Road and the Scottsdale Seven with the plan. The move follows City Attorney Richard Filler advisory on nonconforming cases and would include a traffic impact study for hub area development.

Scottsdale Planning Commission Richard Filler Filler Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Hilton Ross Smith Hilton McDonald Drive Westcor Corp Scottsdale Seven Group Alamos Lincoln McDonald Drives

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