Amin orders Americans to stay in Uganda amid tense stand off
Ugandan President Idi Amin barred about 250 Americans from leaving Uganda and ordered them kept there until Monday. US officials cautious, Carter’s team says steps may be taken to ensure safety, while a State Department working group coordinates the response. The Enterprise sails nearby as rescue options are considered.
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Uganda
Carter
Telecam
United States
Washington
White House
Jody Powell
Amin
Kemopaia
Powell
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Enterprise
East Africa
Pentagon
State Department
Zbigniew Brzezinski
United Nations
Paradise Valley Sun n Sage suit dismissed over resort plans
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Stanley Z Goodfarb dismissed the suit by the Town of Paradise Valley homeowners seeking to halt Sun n Sage Resort Hotel construction now La Posada. He found the 1975 site plan amendments minor and not a zoning or use change, and that the completed structure is a commercial center not a resort.
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Maricopa County
Stanley Z. Goodfarb
la Posada
Lincoln Drive
Tatum Boulevard
Camelback Shadows, Inc
Goodfarb
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Goodford
Philip Tower
Jeremy E. Butler
Judge likens case to biblical sieges in Sun n Sage dispute
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Stanley Z Goodfarb ruled in the Sun n Sage case that emotional appeals from homeowners facing Camelback resort developers did not prove damages. He compared the dispute to Masada and Titus era conflicts while dismissing both the complaint and the counterclaim as unfounded.
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Sun ’N’ Sage
Maricopa County
Palestine
Goodfarb
John
Mariette Cooper
James
Geneva Fox
William
Tula Rappoport
Paul
Saundre Sandblom
Bob
Patty Meyer
Scottsdale eyes first solar cooling test for hot climates
Scottsdale's proposed solar heating and cooling project at the Maricopa County Court building could be the nation's only test of the latest solar cooling equipment. City technologist Jack Haenichen says combined heating and cooling is crucial for cost effective energy in hot climates and would reduce year round power use. If ERDA approves, construction could start this spring, drawing national attention from government and industry.
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Maricopa County Court
Jack Haenichen
Haenichen
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Solar Energy Division
Scottsdale bids favor solar water heating project feasibility
Scottsdale city technologist Jack Haenichen announced selection of W. R. Grace Properties Inc. as the developer for a residential solar hot water heater program. HUD proposal due March 28, funding on a cost sharing basis, with Grace as recipient. Six bids ranged from $850 to $1,000 per home, with average five year payback.
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Scottsdale
Haenichen
W. R. Grace Properties Inc
W. R. Grace
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HUD
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Zoning ruling to be studied by city planners
City planning officials will meet informally next week to study a recommendation that rezoning requests not consistent with the general plan should not be approved. The group will include Planning Commission members and City Attorney Richard Filler to examine alternatives and whether the general plan is complete.
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Scottsdale Seven
Scottsdale Hilton
Westcor
Scottsdale Road
McDonald Drive
McCormick Parkway
Smith
Planning Commission
City Attorney's Office
Carter Welcomes Waldheim at White House Meeting
President Carter greeted United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim and predicted closer U S U N ties in 1977. Waldheim called the visit a good omen for cooperation after touring the Middle East and nearby regions.
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Carter
United Nations
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White House
Waldheim
U.N
United States
UAW Leader Heads Vietnam Visit to Seek Missing Americans
A five member UAW delegation led by Leonard Woodcock will travel to Vietnam in mid March to seek counts of Americans unaccounted for and to discuss potential steps toward normalizing relations with Hanoi. The State Department announced the trip.
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United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Vietnam
State Department
Frederick Z. Brown
Hanoi
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