Alleged PV staff laxity prompts firm's suit
Paradise Valley attorney said the firm Murphree Edmunds filed a 13760.97 suit against the town over sewer fees due under a 1972 contract. The town admits staff concealed the contract while noting the council approved a 1000 sewer tapping fee to fund disputed costs and the last plat owner Martin Developers was not billed.
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Paradise Valley
Sergei Klimov
Murphree- Edmunds
Roger McKee
Klimon
Phoenix
Murphree-Edmunds
Camelhead Estates
J.W. Martin Developers
Klimow
Martin
McKee
Murphree-Ridmunds
Pebble Ridge
Emergency OAU summit splits over Angola crisis
The African summit in Addis Ababa opened amid sharp divides as Mozambican President Machel accused UNITA and FNLA of being South African agents. He urged peace talks and condemned foreign intervention while MPLA and Soviet support figures were cited by aides and reporters.
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Addis
Ababa
Ethiopia
Samora Machel
Mozambique
Popular Movement
Angola
Machel
National Union
UNITA
National Front
FNLA
Africa
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
South Africa
Russia
Cuba
Organization of African Unity
Seretse Khama
Botswana
OAU
Vietnam
Cambodia
Pravda
Moscow
MPLA
Idi Amin
Holden Roberto
Jonas Savimbi
Agostinho Neto
United States
Unita-Fnla
George Sarigambe
Luanda
Sangumbe
Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
The brief item provides a snapshot of AP wire summaries across various locales. It highlights ongoing political, economic, and social developments, emphasizing national and international events reported by AP correspondents.
Boiler blast kills 15 on German cargo ship during test
A steam boiler explosion inside an unfinished Hamburg cargo ship during a maiden sea trial killed at least 15 workers and left dozens more severely scalded and burned. Witnesses described a 900 degree steam spray tearing through the boiler room bulkhead.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Federal probe opens into Chicago rail crash fatalities and injuries
Federal investigators took charge of the Chicago rapid transit crash inquiry after a deadly Friday morning collision. Kenneth Biere, 61, of Chicago died, while 61 of the injured remained hospitalized and two were in critical condition overnight.
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Chicago
Kenneth Biere
Catholic Militants Use U.S. Guns in Northern Ireland Killings
Police report says Catholics used American supplied arms to kill 10 Protestants in Belfast. Ballistic tests tied the attacks to high powered Armalite rifles and M1 carbines used at close range on Monday.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Japan demands four northern islands return for peace treaty
Tokyo reports Soviet Union rejects condition to conclude a peace treaty with Japan. Foreign Minister Kiichi Miyazawa pressed for return of four northern islands at the Soviet Japanese ministerial meeting.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
Kiichi Miyazawa
Valley Options '76 film on Phoenix area future at Scottsdale
A film study titled Valley Options '76 examining the evolving future of the metropolitan Phoenix area including Scottsdale will screen at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Showings are at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. with Scottsdale City Council and planning commission members attending the 7 p.m. showing. The event is free to the public.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Valley Options
Arts Center
Scottsdale City
Arizona State University
Maricopa Association of Governments
The
Valley Forward Association
Arizona Council On the Humanities and Public Policy
Arizona Bicentennial Commission
Arizona Office of Economic Planning and Development
Phoenix Clearinghouse Association
Dayton Hudson Foundation
Weekend Forecast: Mild Days With Chilly Nights
The forecast calls for 68 degree highs today and Sunday with little temperature change. Tonight will be cooler with highs in the upper 60s and lows around 38 at the airport, near freezing in the colder areas.
Two young men die in Galvin Parkway crash
A 21 year old man, Tom Redinger of 5226 E Fresno, died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Galvin Parkway. Robert Stiles of 2433 E Paradise Drive, age 21, was listed in good condition at the hospital. Police say Redinger drove at high speed around 11 10 p m, the car left the road near the 700 block, flipped several times and both men were thrown from the vehicle.
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Galvin Parkway
Tom Redinger
Fresno
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Robert Stiles
E. Paradise Drive
Phoenix
Redinger
Stiles
Public losing control of schools per Scottsdale official
Scottsdale board member Robert Usdane warned at an Arizona School Boards Conference that collective bargaining in many districts erodes local control. He cited 1974 payroll figures and high teacher salaries, urging active community involvement to shape policies and preserve local governance.
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Scottsdale
Robert Usdane
America
Usdane
Arizona
Phoenix
United States
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
U.S
Four leaders likely to rule China after Chou death says ASU professor
ASU modern Chinese history expert Dr. Stephen MacKinnon, who met Chou En-lai in 1972, predicts collective leadership in China led by Teng Hsiao-ping and Chang Chun-chiao with Wang Hung-wen and Yao Wen-yuan, and no major intra-party power struggle in the next decade. He notes Mao’s frail health, compares to Ho Chi Minh’s post death power dynamics, and warns U.S. ties could shift if Washington delays recognizing Beijing.
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David Lucas
Arizona State University
Chou En-lai
China
Stephen MacKinnon
Mao Tse-tung
Chou
ASU
Teng Hsiao-ping
Chang Chun Chiao
Peking
Wang Hung-wen
Yao Wen-Yuan
MacKinnon
Mao
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Dr. MacKinnon
Russia
Nixon
United States
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