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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1976

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U S Freedom Train Reaches Buckeye On Schedule

The 25 car Freedom Train arrives in Buckeye at 8 30 a m on its 20 month journey through the United States with displays open 4 10 p m today and 8 a m 10 p m through Wednesday Admission is 1 to 12 and over 65 2 for adults free for under three 19 staff remain onboard including guard James Bumpas The train has added over 100 cities and 10 000 extra miles since leaving Wilmington in 1975.

United States Buckeye Tempe Wilmington Del Freedom Train James Bumpas Virginia Butte Mont Bumpas Pomona Calif

Paradise Valley candidates vow to keep bedroom character in race

Ten candidates at a Paradise Valley town hall forum urged preserving the town’s single family residential concept while pressing for safer streets stronger fire protection and closer ties with neighboring cities. Leaders called for re evaluating special use permits road improvements and a broader emergency service network to serve all residents.

Chris Shuey Paradise Valley Robert P. LeMarr Scottsdale Phoenix Town _ board of adjustments Richard Mybeck Jeffrey R. Timbanard Mybeck Planning and Zoning Commission Jon B. Bonnell Timbanard Bonnell L. Barry Palmer Paradise Valley Homeowners Association John V. Long

Today in the News AP Wire Capsule

A compact AP roundup highlights key developments from global events, politics, economy, and culture. It presents brief summaries of major stories with emphasis on notable leaders, dates, and places shaping current affairs.

Feds scrutinize 350 banks near regulatory review

About 350 U.S. banks are under close federal scrutiny as regulators assess financial problems. FDIC officials say fewer than half of the banks pose serious concerns, and the specific banks have not been disclosed.

Washington Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC

China tests nuclear bomb reported by Tokyo

Peking radio said China successfully tested another nuclear bomb. The report gave no location, explosive yield, or whether the test was atmospheric or underground.

Tokyo China Peking Radio

Beirut chief to stay on job

Hashid Karami Lebanon’s Muslim premier withdrew a week old resignation amid a Christian Muslim flare up. He announced on state radio that doors are reopen anew and hope of a cease fire solution persists as a Syrian backed truce takes hold. His six man cabinet will remain in place until a new inclusive cabinet forms.

Beirut Lebanon Hashid Karami Karai

Iran executes nine Marxist guerrillas in Tehran

A firing squad in Tehran executed nine Marxist guerrillas convicted of killing several people including three American colonels. A woman was executed for the first time. The deaths followed a military appeals court ruling upholding the sentences.

Tehran Iran Army Lewis Hopkins New York Air Force Paul R. Schaffer Dayton Ohio Jack J. Turner Carbondale Ill

Scottsdale hearing on tax protest for Kruse Classic Auction delayed

Scottsdale extends Kruse Classic Auction Inc hearing by 30 days as tax director Michael Stroup notes eligibility for delay. Kruse paid 8218 in back tax after protest and argues some sales are legally exempt. The January 24 auction drew 1500 bidders with 700 of 1000 cars sold and 2.6 million in sales, surpassing 1975 results.

Scottsdale Michael C. Stroup Kruse Classic Auction Inc Auburn Ind Kruse United States Conent

Kleppe backs CAP funding amid West water worries

Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe warned of severe water shortages in the Southwest and urged strong support for the Central Arizona Project. He cited a dropping water table, Indian water rights, and budget battles while outlining plans, park funding, grazing fee hikes, and energy routes. The remarks came at a Republican Women’s meeting in Scottsdale, with a forecast of sunny, cool weekend weather.

Central Arizona Thomas Kleppe West Kleppe National Federation of Republican Women Small Business Administration North Dakota Ford Bureau of Reclamation National Park Service

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