NRC may approve Palo Verde plant by May fifteenth
NRC spokesman Jim Hanchett said the commission could approve APS led Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station in Arizona by May 15. Hearing participation narrowed after a Tucson group withdrew, leaving APS and the NRC as direct parties. Opponents cited need and safety concerns while supporters touted economic benefits.
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Phoenix
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Arizona
Jim Hanchett
Palo Verde
Here
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Commission
Hanchett
Licensing Board
Lambert to join Scottsdale Chamber staff
Wayne Lambert, veteran in the tour and travel industry, will join the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce staff March 1. He fills the executive position left vacant when Shep Schindler moved to New York. Lambert previously served four years as Amtrak district sales manager in the Valley and six years with United Airlines in public affairs and sales.
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Wayne Lambert
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John Marks
Lambert
Shep Schindler
New York
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
United Airlines
Scottsdale Board to vote on 1.4 million teacher raises
Scottsdale School Board meets at 8 p.m. to approve a 1.4 million pay package for the 1976-77 year. Teachers then vote on distribution options including a 385 base raise or 1000 across the board, with health insurance caps and a Title IX discussion to follow on sports compliance.
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Scottsdale
Education Center
N. 44Th St
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dick Clegg
Police probe Scottsdale man's death
Investigators are examining the death of 37 year old Kenneth R. Cocks found dead in his apartment at 7430 E Chaparral Rd. Friends said he had told them Friday he planned to take 20 phenobarbital tablets and attempts to reach him Saturday and Sunday failed before the body was discovered Monday. The medical examiner will issue the official cause of death.
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Scottsdale
Kenneth R. Cocks
E. Chaparral Rd
Robert Rohfield
Canadian oil geologist Neil McQueen dies at 76 in Phoenix
Neil McQueen 76 a notable Canadian oil geologist who helped found Central Leduc Oils and Pan Canadian Petroleum died Saturday at Beatitudes Campus of Care in Phoenix. Survived by wife Mary Jane children and four grandchildren. Mass at St Thomas Church with observances at Arcadia Funeral Homes current addresses listed.
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Neil McQueen
Phoenix
Beatitudes
Care
Mr. McQueen
San Miguel
Paradise Valley
Alberta
Central Leduc Oils
Leduc
Central del Rio Oils
Pan- Canadian Petroleum
McQueen
University of Pittsburgh School of Mines
Church of St. Thomas
24Th Street
Campbell
Arcadia Funeral Homes
Indian School Rd
Kealy Construction Low Bid For Downtown Senior Center
Kealy Construction Co of Scottsdale is the apparent low bidder for the first phase of the downtown senior citizen center. The bid totals 211 900 dollars for a 5200 square foot single story building with landscaping carpentry drapes and furnishings to be contracted separately. The architect had estimated 220 000. The site lies on the south side of Second Street west of Civic Center Plaza.
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Kealy Construction Co
Scottsdale
Second Street
Civic Center Plaza
Police spying charge raised over Capitol protest actions
Rep. Art Hamilton accuses State DPS and Phoenix police of spying on demonstrators at the State Capitol on January 30. Authorities deny the allegation as four plainclothes officers acknowledge taking notes and photos of attendees distributing leftist literature during a noon women’s rights rally.
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Phoenix
State Capitol
Department of Public Safety
Art Hamilton
Hamilton
Board of Education Deliberates On Teacher Bargaining
Phoenix The State Board of Education did not take a position on collective bargaining for teachers as chairman Steve Jenkins promised to respond after a luncheon with House Education Committee members. Only J Ben Picone supported the effort citing concerns over union sophistication vs boards and education topics in talks.
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Phoenix
State Board of Education
Steve Jenkins
Udall Sees Second In New Hampshire Primary Fight
Rep Morris Udall predicts a second place or better finish in the New Hampshire presidential primary. He accepts Carter as the leader, with a two man race for second among Bayh Harris Udall Shriver and himself.
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Tucson
Morris Udall
New Hampshire
Udall
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Birch Bayh
Fred Harris
Sargent Shriver
State official urges easing auto emission tests
Phoenix health director Dr. Suzanne Dandoy says emission standards may be too high and could be relaxed enough to pass some cars now failing without harming air quality. She spoke Monday about adjusting test thresholds to maintain safety while improving fleet pass rates.
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Phoenix
Suzanne Dandoy
McClelland Ordered to Probation Charity Work
Shamrock Dairy president Norman P. McClelland, who pleaded no contest to price fixing, must spend one year on probation performing charity work for St. Marys Food Bank. The alternative was 45 days in jail and a $6000 fine, Judge Carl Muecke said.
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Phoenix
Shamrock Dairy
Norman P. McClelland
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
McClelland
St. Mary’s Food Bank
Arizona
Supervisors OK Thompson Peak road to access microwave site
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved the state appraisal of land on Thompson Peak clearing the way for a paved access road and utility line to a communication microwave site in the McDowell Mountains east of Scottsdale. A dirt road was used but deemed difficult. environmentalists objected to the road design and changes were made. The board also approved a 15 foot widening of right of way at Desert Six Theater to ease traffic into McKellips and Hayden Roads.
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Maricopa
Murray
State Land Commission
Desert Six
McKellips
Hayden Roads
Death probe follows discovery of Groff car in Mesa
The 1969 lime green Renault with Ohio plates 236136 linked to Gary Groff 24, an Arizona State University student, was found in a field near Thomas Road and 78th Street. Deputies seek tips from the public about sightings at area venues after 11 p.m. Thursday. Groff is described as 5'7" with brown hair and eyes, wearing a red and black plaid shirt and blue jeans.
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Mesa
Thomas Road
78Th
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Department
Gary Robert Groff
Arizona State University
Groff
Don Spezzano
Sheriff’s Mesa
Phoenix
Spezzano
Ohio
Thomas and
78Th Street
SCOHA to Elect Officers at Scottsdale Meeting
Scotts dale Association of Homeowners Associations announces its annual meeting at the Scottsdale Hilton noon Thursday. Seven directors will be elected for one year with incumbents Harold Jones Arthur Ruff William Thompson and Louis N Blumenthal among nominees. additional nominations may be made from the floor. SCOHA represents 21 townhouse and condominium associations comprising over 1700 units.
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Scottsdale Association of Homeowners Associations
SCOHA
Scottsdale Hilton
Harold Jones
Arthur Ruff
William Thompson
Louis N. Blumenthal
Sid Barnes
Eugene Chapman
Judith Siler
Herman Siegel
Composite sketch released for Scottsdale hotel burglaries
Scottsdale police release a composite image of a man suspected of burglarizing The Inn at McCormick Ranch Ramada Inn and the Scottsdale Hilton Hotel. Anyone with knowledge of a person matching the sketch is asked to contact the Scottsdale Police Department.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
Ramada Inn
Scottsdale Hilton Hotel
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model in Chicago
Beltone announces a free non-operating hearing aid model available to anyone who sends for it. The unit weighs less than a third of an ounce and sits at ear level. Mail to Dept. 9107 Beltone Electronics 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
Illinois
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Arizona Geographic Society World Adventure Films
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Cordoba
Leon
Pamplona
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RONDA
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Costa Brava
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Indian School Road
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Kealy
Museum of
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Green Acres
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Riawail
N. Scottsdale
Executive Tax Service
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