Scottsdale to host public workshop on resource conservation
Scottsdale City Council study session outlines a March 26 public workshop on resource conservation and regional development planning. Speakers include Jack Haenichen Barbara Marilewics and Mike Castro with ARIS and energy experts from Baron Industries Energy Savers and APS. The event runs 9 a.m. to noon at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts, with Q&A and discussion groups. MAG study propos es four regional development concepts to handle County growth to 2.5 million by 2000.
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Arcadia Area Sets Open Enrollment for New Middle School
Pre registration across five Arcadia area elementary schools shows 548 of 753 eligible plan to attend Ingleside middle school next fall with space for about 700. An additional 124 decline enrollment and 81 forms unresolved. Outside district enrollment may begin April 15 if space and transport are available.
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Ugandan Leader Warns U S Against Israel Style Entebbe Raid
Amin warns Washington not to mount a rescue operation at Entebbe as Uganda places armed forces on alert. He shifts a planned Americans meeting to Entebbe airport and presses conciliatory stance amid U S concern. Carter says the United States watches closely and seeks to avoid antagonizing Amin. Tass accuses Washington of threatening Uganda and pressuring progressive African states.
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Two women in burglary arrests tied to Florence prison release
Police arrested Olivia L. Broussard and Ann Guipre, recently released from Florence State Prison, for burglary in Scottsdale. Officers used air support and ground units. rifles were found at the scene. resident alerted authorities after seeing suspicious activity at 6539 E Lafayette Blvd. Scottsdale.
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Economic index declines in January signaling weak outlook
The AP reports a 1.2 percent drop in the government index of economic indicators for January the largest monthly decline since the 1974 75 recession. The decline follows a 1.2 percent rise in December and is seen as foreshadowing future trends despite a four month run of gains. Cincinnati grapples with a carbon tetrachloride spill turning residents away from tap water triggering coffee and tea use and bottled water shortages.
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Carter tax cut plan faces House split decision
Washington House will decide this week how to divide a $19.5 billion individual tax cut from President Carter. The plan includes a one shot $50 per person rebate and a permanent rise in the standard deduction, faced by both parties with calls for a broader permanent across the board cut.
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Hess attempts suicide in prison amid reports
Allied spokesman confirms Rudolf Hess cut himself with a table knife on his left wrist elbow and foot while imprisoned. Hess's son had said his 82 year old father attempted death by action last week.
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