Mayors race sparks laughter at Scottsdale debate
Jaycee Clubhouse hosts a humorous debate among Mayor Bud Tims and challenger Dan Bartos with independent candidate Jay Gaskins. Bartos and Gaskins jostle for attention while addressing qualifications and flood control issues ahead of the February 20 city primary.
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Jack Earie
Bud’ Tims
Dan Bartos
Jaycee
Jay Gaskins
Bob Jones
Tims
Bartos and
Gaskins
Jones
City Hall
California
Presen
United Council For Scottsdale
IRS Targets Man Who Paid Debt With Pennies
In Dallas engineer Don Kelsey 36 paid a $978.87 debt with 800 pounds of pennies shown in a wheelbarrow. The IRS reportedly did not approve of the method.
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Dallas
Internal Revenue Service
Don Kelsey
Kelsey
Udall backs new CAP bill with caveats on water guarantee
Arizona congressman Morris K. Udall welcomed California's House bill to authorize over 1 billion dollars for Colorado River projects including the Central Arizona Project. He praised the move but criticized the 4.4 million acre feet guaranteed annually and favored flexibility. Fellow Arizonan John Rhodes agreed differences could be resolved, noting California dropped plans for Grand Canyon dams in favor of a power plant.
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Washington
UPI
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Arizona
California
Colorado
Udall
House
Interior Committee
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Hualapai
Grand Canyon National Park
Harold T. Johnson
Calif
Johnson
Grand Canyon
Scottsdale aims to boost civic improvements through public criticism
City Manager Bill Donaldson urged department heads to invite public criticism to learn Scottsdale residents' needs. He asked staff to act as liaison in neighborhoods and include STEP captains in city staff meetings to shape future plans and the capital improvements program. Police Chief Nemetz echoed calls for better public feedback.
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Scottsdale
Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
Walt Nemetz
Beard judging and gunfight re-enactment headline town event
Pre-Parada events conclude tomorrow with a Tombstone gunfight re-enactment by the Dirty Shirt gang and a beard contest judging at Main St and Scottsdale Rd starting 1 30 p m The Early Times Kid will perform a fast draw with E L Pop Warner facing the Kid before an unmasking The Lazy Js Rodeo Dance at Camelback Inn runs 9 10 a m with tickets at the door 2 50 Kinsmen provide music Jaycees plan lighthearted arrests of dudes
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OK Corral
Main St
Scottsdale Rd
E. L
Warner
Tyeter
Tombstone
Fencing Earps
Claritons
Lazy-Jj’s
iCamelback Inn
Jaycees
House Abandons Special Appropriations Vote In Arizona
The Arizona House abruptly adjourned instead of debating a 4900 dollar special appropriation intended to place Capitol security roles under Floyd Williams. Democrats pressed for details on hiring practices and control, while Majority Leader Burton Barr halted the debate and halted the session for the weekend.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Capitol
Senate Administration Committee
John Conlan
Maricopa
Floyd Williams
Conlan
Burton Barr
Frank Crosby
Barr
Barry
United States seeks UN support over Pueblo crisis
UPI report says Washington pressed for UN Security Council action and a Moscow appeal to free the USS Pueblo and its crew. Secretary Rusk briefing Congress as 14 100 reservists report for duty, with further mobilization considered. Thompson in Moscow pursues Soviet good offices amid North Korea allegations.
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UPI
United States
USS Pueblo
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
North Korea
Navy
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Naval
Johnson
Marine Corps
U. S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Soviet Union
Thompson
Northorea
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
White House
U.S
Brooklyn-N. Va
Rusk
Pueblo
Weather outlook with showers and clearing trend
Forecast shows a cloudy day with a 10 percent chance of measurable rain and sprinkles. Highs around 63 today, 64 tomorrow with cleared skies by tomorrow night and a low near 42.
North Korea Demands Punishment for Pueblo Crew
North Korea’s state press calls for criminal penalties for the 83 crew members of the captured U.S. Navy Pueblo. Seoul says the U.S. seeks the ship and crew back as Pyongyang boosts MIG interceptors. Hanbrook Sibo reports unidentified planes near the DMZ with possible missile fire. A CIA release says 31 North Korean infiltrators planned to strike the U.S. embassy and the ambassador’s residence.
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UPI
North Korea
Pueblo
United States
Hanbrook Sibo
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Central ‘Intelligence Agency
CIA
Park Chung Hee
U.S
Storm blankets upper East Coast with heavy snowfall
A Atlantic storm centered about 150 miles east of Nantucket blanketed New England with up to seven inches of snow. Boston saw heavy totals while New Hampshire and southern Maine reported three inches in places. Light snow stretched from western South Dakota to the Pacific Northwest.
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Atlantic
New England
Great ‘Plains
Rockies
Nantucket
Mass
Rhode ‘Island
Maine
Boston
Oston
Groun
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Pacific Northwest
Scottsdale considers non profit industrial development group
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce moves toward creating a non profit industrial development corporation to attract small industries and boost jobs and payrolls. Board of 25 will be appointed by the city council and chamber. land could be bought if needed to support leases and loans via SBA programs.
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Scottsdale
Collins
Scottsdale Corporation
City Council
The
Chamber
McDowell ‘Road
Thunderbird Field
Corporation
Mesa
Chamber of Commerce
Mesa Corporation
Falcon Field
Nuclear device test raises dust over Nevada site
U S officials warn North Korea against trying the Pueblo crew and call any prosecution of the sailors a serious provocation. Swiss aid workers are shot in Jordan as they help wounded Israelis. West Germany Yugoslavia edge toward resuming ties. Nevada test releases radioactive dust to study rock crushing for construction uses.
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Tom
Bartos
Jerusalem
International Red Cross
Deportation ordered for $7 million train-robbery mastermind
Charles Frederick Wilson, alleged mastermind of Britain's seven million pound train robbery, was arrested near Montreal after a three year global manhunt. He faces deportation following a secret hearing and has 24 hours to appeal.
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Montreal
Britain
Canada
Charles Frederick Wilson
League backs merit system for Arizona state workers
The League of Women Voters of Arizona endorsed creating a personnel merit system for state officers and employees. The plan is under consideration by the legislature.
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Phoenix
League of Women Voters of
Arizona
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