Scottsdale School Board to swear in two new members
The Scottsdale school board will swear in Aaron Rosen and Donald Swanson at 8 p.m. at Kaibab Elementary and name a president at its first 1976 regular meeting. Rosen is 43, a Mutual of New York life underwriter. Swanson, 47, leads Ironite Products and Humboldt.
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Kaibab
Mutual of New York
Swanson
Ironite Products Co., Inc
Humboldt
Rosen
Harris
Robert Usdane
Paul Streich
Sam Childs
Careat
New
Mem
Rosen and Swanson
Welch
Childs
Streich
Paris Kidnappers Demand 3.4 Million Ransom
AP wires report six gunmen holding the chief of France s biggest record company reached phone contact with the kidnapped man s wife. The ransom demand is cited as 3.4 million francs. Louis Hazan, president of a Paris firm, is identified in the brief.
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Paris
France
Ephone
Pokes Ete Ee
Louis Hazan
South African Plane Crashes Near Angola Kill Brigadier
A South African military plane went down in the border area near Angola. Defense headquarters in Pretoria said a brigadier and three other men were killed. Two more died of wounds and the cause of the crash was not disclosed.
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Arvie
Angola
Johannesburg
South Africa
South-West Africa
Defense Headquarters
Pretoria
Beirut clashes halt aid convoy at refugee camps
Christian militiamen halted a flour convoy to two Beirut refugee camps for the third time in 48 hours. Two trucks carrying 30 tons of flour were disabled by gunfire and explosions, though a guerrilla spokesman said the convoy returned safely.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kennedy named worst dressed woman of the year by Blackwell
Caroline Kennedy was labeled the worst dressed woman of the year by fashion designer Mr Blackwell at his 16th annual awards. Henry Kissinger Donald Rumsfeld and William Colby were to testify before a Senate subcommittee on US involvement in Angola with hearings set for January 19 21 and 23. In New York over 25 million NYSE shares traded and the Dow rose about 9.8 points to 887.59 as trading neared fourty ton shares level.
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Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennnedy
Mr. Blackwell
Jaqueline Kennedy
Blackwell
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
CIA
William E. Colby
Senate
U.S
Angola
Dick Clark
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations
New York Stock Exchange
Publicity blamed for Watergate coverup trial unfairness
In Washington the Watergate coverup trial is challenged as tainted by pre trial publicity that whipped the public into a white heat and denied defendants Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell a fair trial. Lawyers urge appeals court to overturn convictions citing juror bias and constitutional rights claims.
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Washington
White House
H. R. Haldeman
U.S
Wilson
Appeals Court
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Mardian
Peter M. Kreindler
Harvard Law School
Watergate
Kreindler
William Hundley
Atty
Mitchell
John J. Sirica
City crews chip Christmas trees into mulch in Granite Reef area
On the thirteenth day of Christmas a city crew chipped discarded evergreens into mulch along Granite Reef and Indiana School Roads. Homeowners were told to leave trees for the chipping. Some residents ignored the guidance and dumped trees into the Cross-cut Canal near 68th Street and Thomas Road. Progress photos by Bob Johnstone.
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Granite Reef
Indiana
68Th Street
Thomas Road
Scottsdale eyes leasing city land for income
Scottsdale City Council weighs leasing 26 acres of Indian Bend Wash south of the Arizona Canal to a farmer as a test to turn city property into income. The site, part of the old Hudson Dairy, was bought last year to aid flood control work yet to begin in about two years.
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Scottsdale
Indian Bend
Arizona Canal
Hayden Road
Hudson Dairy
Corps of Engineers
Wash
Martha Ey
Ronald P. Ruziska
Franklin D. Aleshire
Guy Stillman
Fowler McCormick
Stillman
Indian Bend Roads
Scottsdale Road
McCormick Park
Scout land assessed for overdue payments near Scottsdale
Roosevelt Council of the Boy Scouts demands $1,600 in delinquent assessments on 21 lots at Winfield Scott Plaza leased to the Kachina Theater. The city may auction the property if unpaid, with a one year redemption period after sale.
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Roosevelt Council
Boy Scouts of America
Kachina Theater
Scouts
Winfield Scott Plaza
Scottsdale Road
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale
Roland Feltman
Merle Krulish
Scouts’ Trust Fund
Krulish
Phoenix
Larry Laughlin
Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Landel Inc
Fortune Properties Inc
Paseo Village
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale committee studies feasibility of fundamental school plan
A 15 member Scottsdale district committee formed Oct 7 is dividing into four subcommittees to study curriculum classroom organization standards discipline and student evaluation for a kindergarten through eighth grade fundamental school. Subcommittees will report Jan 19 at 7 30 p m at the education center.
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Scottsdale
Jim Tanner
James Wellington
Tanner
Education
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