Motorola area dispute over land annexation and Taft order
Scottsdale says it did not invade tribal sovereignty when it annexed a square mile in 1965. The Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community claims the land belongs to the Indians. Scottsdale also challenges a 1910 Taft executive order, arguing the land was privately owned and the president had no authority to place it in the reservation.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
Salt River
Howard Taft
US District Court
Phoenix
McKellips Road
McDowell Road
Hayden Road
Pima Road
Motorola
Government Electronics Division
Phil Shea
Marks and Marks
Taft
Richard Filler
Filler
Fillek
U.S. District Court
William P. Copple
Castro urges swift action on malpractice insurance crisis
Arizona Gov. Raul Castro calls for immediate legislative focus on the medical malpractice crisis amid a special session. He asserts no new taxes are needed and outlines budget plans, projected revenue, and key policy areas including Medicaid, corrections, and energy.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Castro
Arizona
Travelers Insurance Co
Department of Revenue
Department of
Arizona State Prison
Florence
Bricklin empire declared bankrupt by federal judge
General Vehicle Inc and subsidiaries linked to Malcolm Bricklin are ruled bankrupt by Judge Edward Davis. Receiver Robert Jarrett named bankruptcy trustee. Bricklin faces $34.6 million in debts with $36.6 million in assets. FasTrack Raceway allowed to continue operations to aid creditor repayment.
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Phoenix
General Vehicle Inc
Scottsdale
Malcolm Bricklin
Edward Davis
Bricklin
Davis
Robert Jarrett
Bricklin Canada
New Brunswick
Florida
General Vehicle
FasTrack’ International Raceway
Scottsdale fifth graders top state math test results
Scottsdale fifth graders scored above national norms on a state math exam given in October with an average grade equivalent of 5.6, while Kaibab students averaged 6.6 and Navajo 6.1. The test covers concepts, computation, and application with the district distributing reports to principals, teachers, and parents.
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Scottsdale
Shirley Frye
Navajo
UN bomb scare delays Security Council debate
Three pipe bombs found near the United Nations library were disarmed before a Middle East debate began. No warning was received. The incident followed by a notable death of Agatha Christie in England at age 85. Other items include U.S. draft considerations, a Nebraska hotel explosion with 12 dead, and Africa summit split over MPLA support in Angola.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Middle East
U.N
Fremont, Neb
Pathfinder
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Angola
Popular Movement
MPLA
South Africa
United States
National Front Fnla
National Union Unita
Spanish police clash with workers in Madrid strike chaos
Spanish riot police used tear gas and clubs to rout workers in central Madrid and storm Madrid University as labor unrest paralyzed the capital for a third day. No injuries or arrests were reported as officers pushed back demonstrators demanding higher pay.
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Madrid
Spain
Weekend Outlook: Sunshine and Mild Terrific Temperatures
Mostly sunny today with little temperature change. Breezy tomorrow with highs in the upper 60s both days. Low tonight near 38 at the airport and close to freezing in the coldest areas.
Scottsdale District seeks federal aid for four voc tech programs
The Scottsdale School District will request 321,482 from the federal government for 1976 77 to finance four new vocational and technical education programs plus ongoing projects. First year costs total 136 796 with 92 885 earmarked for startup.
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Scottsdale
State Department of Vocational Technical Education
Marvin Lieske
Rose-Mar International School of Cosmetology
Arcadia
Chaparral
Coronado
Soloma School
Scottsdale High
Arcadia High School
Chaparral High School
Project InVest Woul
Norman White
White
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Pte Lona
Bob Johnstone
Eldorado Park
Frye
Agatha Christie
London
Miss Christie
Wallingford
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Tucson
John Kromko
University of Arizona
Pima Commission On Human Relations
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