Nixon proposes costly crime pollution programs in State of the Union
President Nixon outlined the most expensive programs in U S history to fight pollution and crime. He urged greater federal spending while pursuing inflation relief and said the crime budget would double in 1971 to aid local law enforcement. He predicted a brighter peace outlook in Vietnam and spoke of a nationwide ten billion dollar clean waters plan to install modern waste treatment.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
State of the Union
Congress
House
Senate
America
Wright plan for 42 townhouses narrowly approved by council
The city council granted 25 requests on Tuesday night with one narrow escape. Early Wright's 42 townhouse units at the northwest corner of Indian School and Pima Roads won by a 4-3 vote amid protest from residents near Sands East II who feared two story buildings backing into a single family subdivision.
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Wright
Indian School
Pima Rds
Sands East II
Scottsdale council approves several site plans and zoning changes
Council votes split on Sands East site plan with Mayor Bud Tim s and several members backing Wright. Other actions include approvals for Brooks Cadillac at 1200 N Scottsdale Rd, Smitty's Big Town addition at 8302 E McDowell Rd, and various zone and final plat plans. Police report a $1600 burglary at Skagg's Drug Store with juveniles suspected. a grass fire near a resident caused by juveniles burned a tractor but caused no injuries. Fire department investigated smoke at Scottsdale City Hall with no fire found. minor drug thefts noted at Skagg's Drug Store and drug deliveries.
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Brooks Cadillac Agency
N. Scottsdale Rd
Smitty’s
Big Town
E. McDowell Rd
Youth placed on probation in Scottsdale drug case
James W. LeSueur aged 18 of 3424 North 63rd Street was placed on six months probation after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana in Scottsdale City Court. He was arrested after officers with a search warrant found a plastic bag believed to contain marijuana at his home.
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James W. LeSueur
N. 63Rd St
Scottsdale
LeSueur
Six Injured In Four Car And Bulldozer Crash
Six persons were injured in a four car collision at 68th Street and Thomas Road and a second crash involving a car and a bulldozer on Cactus Road. Dorothy Weeks 36 and James Luttrell 35 received minor injuries. Miller Altum Waltman all treated and released. Police cited Weeks and Miller for failure to control.
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E. Shea
Roanoke
Luttrell
Cynthia"Thomas
Prescott
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Panne
Dodge
Mesa
Weeks
Marilyn J. Miller
Anita Altum
Donna Waltman
N. 65Th St
Miller Auto
Russell Keele
22Nd St
Cactus Rd
Foes of noise hold session at Camelback Inn Scottsdale
Leaders of the eastern and western divisions of the nations first national group to combat noise pollution meet at Camelback Inn in Scottsdale today. William Goodike mayor of Inglewood California and Ralph Case president of Hempstead New York co chairmen of the National Organization to Insure A Sound Controlled Living lead the meeting.
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Camelback Inn
Scottsdale
William Goodike
Inglewood
Calif
Ralph Case
Hempstead
N.Y
Driver hits motorist in Scottsdale incident
Police search for a suspect who struck Herbert Tragethon after a minor bumper incident near Scottsdale and McDowell. Tragethon reported his car stalled in the left turn lane and someone got out to punch him before fleeing the scene.
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Herbert Tragethon
74Th St
Tragethon
Scottsdale
McDowell
North Scottsdale Rd
Couple to wed on Salt River trail in Arizona
Cynthia Hill and Cortland Parks will exchange vows during a noontime trail ride on the Salt River near Bluepoint north of the Gold Field Mountains. The wedding party wears western outfits and is hosted by Maricopa County Parks and Recreation and the Arizona State Horsemen's Association.
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Cynthia Hill
Cortland Parks
Salt River
Bluepoint
Goldfield Mountains
Maricopa County
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