City panel votes to kill two resort corridor plans
The commission voted unanimously to reject two area plans for Scottsdale Road resorts amid strong resident objections. Diane Cusack praised staff for bold planning while noting public hearings offered full time for comment before decisions. The equestrian district plan drew less opposition as it targets mixed use in the Northeast Area.
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Parole Ordered for Watergate Figure E Howard Hunt
The U S Parole Commission ordered Watergate conspirator E Howard Hunt released from prison on Feb 25 if he pays a $10 000 fine still pending The 58 year old Hunt is serving 30 months to eight years for the June 1972 break in at the Democratic National Committee He testified at a Fort Walton Beach Fla trial without mentioning the payment condition and denied knowing co defendant Rolando Otero who testified in the same proceeding Hunt has served about 2 1/2 years at the Florida minimum security prison.
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CIA
High School Uses Energy Simulator To Teach Conservation
Saguaro physics teacher Carey Wilcox brought an ERDA developed energy simulator to Scottsdale for a one day workshop. Students manipulate coal oil natural gas hydroelectric and nuclear options to balance environment food supply population and energy pools with the aim of extending resources and reducing impact. The program, typically for university grads, will move next to Northern Arizona University.
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Legislature Delays Vote on School Budget Growth Limit
The House Education Committee recessed without voting on a proposal to cut the annual 7 percent school budget growth limit. Rep. James Cooper staved off defeat by recessing as Rep. Art Hamilton moved to kill the bill. testimony urged retaining the growth cap citing rising costs. Democratic Rep. Elwood Bradford supported delaying action to allow districts to prepare.
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Yuma
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Robert Levy
Scottsdale
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T.O. Beach
Babbitt declines to rule on Arcadia books obscenity
Scottsdale praises State Attorney General Bruce Babbitt for not ruling on possible obscenity in Arcadia High School paperback literature. Randell says district review procedure is adequate as parents object to several titles and four have been removed.
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George Cowie
Robert Rimmer
Beating Trial Slated For Adamson and Two Others
In Paradise Valley a hotel beating case moves toward trial with John Harvey Adamson and two others named. McDonald says the state will seek testimony from the attorney general and witnesses against Robison Dunlap Tanner and Robson, as five felony counts are charged for the alleged beating and torture of Les Boros.
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Sikes Ousted as Subcommittee Chair Over Ethics
In a 189 to 93 vote, House Democrats removed Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes from the appropriations subcommittee on military construction. The Florida Democrat had been reprimanded last July for using influence on a bank charter and failing to report financial interests.
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Bell takes oath as attorney general in Carter era
Griffin Bell was sworn in as attorney general by Chief Justice Burger after Carter and Bell opened the Justice Department doors symbolizing openness. The 58-year-old Atlanta lawyer faced tough questions from Las Vegas court on Melvin Dummar's Hughes will claim as he returns for a second day of testimony.
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Utah
Carter to Seek Nat Gas Price Controls Relief From Congress
President Carter plans to ask Congress to temporarily lift price controls on some natural gas and to allocate fuel to areas hit hardest by shortages. He intends to send the emergency energy proposals to Capitol Hill and outlined the plan to leaders on Tuesday.
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Weather Outlook: Warmer Thursday With Clearing Skies
Partly cloudy today with fair tonight and sunny Thursday. Temperatures rise to near 70 on Thursday after highs in the upper 60s today. Overnight lows expected in the 40s.
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