Carter nominees face confirmation amid Bell controversy
The sixth day of Judiciary Committee hearings on Bell's nomination hinted at delay before likely Senate confirmation. Carter aides push ahead as Adams and Kreps get Commerce and Transportation nods. Jesse Jackson urged withdrawal. Aaron Henry recalled past desegregation stance. Senate panels cleared several other nominees for Cabinet roles.
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Mississippi Conference
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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U.S
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Chicago
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Georgia
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Treasury
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Idaho
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Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Ray Marshall
University of Texas
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Council of Economics Advisers
Thomas B. Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Tucson Trial Begins for Florida Man Charged in Fraud Case
In U.S. District Court a Florida man faces 34 counts of fraud and conspiracy tied to a land development. Robert E. Brown, president of Coronade Tucson, is reported to have worked on the project southeast of the city.
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Coronade Tucson
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Worit
U.S. District Court
School board upholds ban on single sex clubs
Scottsdale School Board sustains a policy barring high school clubs based on sex with four yes votes and one dissent. Student advisors from five high schools protest while supporters cite progress and inclusivity. comments from Arcadia and Coronado student leaders frame the debate as conflicting values and practicality.
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Robert Usdane
Paul Streich
Thomas Carey
Donald Swanson
Phyllis Spencer
Ronald St.John
Arcadia High School
St. John
Melissa Woodall
Coronado High School
Usdane
Scottsdale Road improvements spark parking space proposals
City plans for textured sidewalks and parking on Scottsdale Road involve Jack Long and former mayor Malcolm White. Long says he was approached by the city while White cites a talk with City Manager Franklin Aleshire. Council tabled a vote as negotiations continue and both property owners seek improvements installed during the project.
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Scottsdale
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White
Indian School
Osborn Roads
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Main
Second Street
Scottsdale Auto Supply
Ar Eonen
eRery Long
Scottsdale 15-year-old injured after two car collision
A 15 year old Scottsdale girl is in fair condition in ICU at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two car crash on Chaparral Road. Sandra Nelson rode with Timothy Kurz and Kevin Beck, who were treated and released. P Wayne Gordon was arrested for leaving the scene, drunken driving, and illegal left turn. Witnesses say Gordon fled to his apartment after the crash.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chaparral Road
Scottsdale Road
Sandra P. Nelson
83Rd St
Timothy B. Kurz
E. Thomas Rd
Kurz
Kevin P. Beck
Gordon
Chaparral
Moms Tots Exercise Class At Scottsdale YMCA
The Scottsdale YMCA will offer an eight week mothers and children program for ages 18 months to 2 years starting Jan 2. Sessions run 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. each Thursday. cost is 15 dollars. An oil painting class is also announced with scheduling via the main branch.
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N. Civic Center Plaza
YMCA
Phoenix contractor Dunlap held without bond in Bolles murder
Phoenix contractor Max Dunlap remained jailed without bond on first degree murder and conspiracy charges in the slaying of newsman Don Bolles. The Arizona Supreme Court declined a bond hearing Monday after his arrest Saturday on the same charges.
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Dunlap
Don Bolles
Arizona Supreme Court
Judge delays Adamson ruling in Bolles case
A presentence hearing for John Harvey Adamson, killer of Phoenix reporter Don Bolles, was delayed by Judge Ben C. Birdsall. The court said it was not ready to proceed and would restart later, with Adamson having pleaded guilty to a reduced second degree murder charge under a plea agreement linked to the Bolles slaying.
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Don Bolles
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Birdsall
Adamson
Bolles
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