MCCCD board quietly approves DeGrazia art building plan
Al Flowers and Kenneth Badertscher discussed a private agreement to build a structure for Ted DeGrazia’s art at Maricopa County Community College District. The plan, signed June 18, would house a 20 painting Father Kino Collection and about 100 more works with possible Lost Dutchman Series. Final district approval is pending a July 6 discussion.
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Maricopa County Community College
Ted DeGrazia
MCCCD
al Flowers
Kenneth Badertscher
Scottsdale
Flowers
DeGrazia
Brooks
N. 2Nd St
Father Kino
Observance Halts Most Scottsdale Businesses on 4th
Monday will close most local businesses and services in Scottsdale for Independence Day. Veterans groups plant a tree and dedicate a plaque in Scottsdale Mall at 9 a.m. Sunday to honor local armed forces residents. Offices close. mail service limited. refuse collected. library branches closed Sunday and Monday.
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Scottsdale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ammerican Legion
Disabled Veterans of America
Scottsdale Mall
U.S. Postal Service
Scottsdale Public Library
MCCCD official shuns statements on DeGrazia agreement
A.W. Flowers declines to talk to the press about the DeGrazia agreement. Reports say calls are redirected to Dr. John Prince’s office. Daphne Decino says no official instruction was given and newspapers will still be directed to appropriate district contacts.
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Maricopa County
Decino
Coup attempt in Sudan topples hours of street battles
Associated Press reports a third coup attempt in seven years by armed units challenging President Jaafar el Numairi. Khartoum says security forces have the situation under control as intermittent fighting continues. Curfew and state of emergency grip Lima after price protests. Washington panel receives confidential briefing on Teamsters probe centered on the Central States Pension Fund and alleged mob ties.
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Ses
Jaafar el- Numairi
Middle East
Numairi
Khartoum
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Labor- Justice Departments
Central States Pension Fund
ARCO to Acquire Anaconda in Stock and Cash Deal
Atlantic Richfield Co. a top 15 industrial group and major oil producer said it will buy Anaconda Co. a leading copper producer, using a mix of stock and cash. In London the pound rose above $1.80 reaching $1.8002 intraday after closing near $1.7918.
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New York
Atlantic Richfield Co
Anaconda Co
London
Bombs Shake Boston Area and Newburyport Courthouse
Explosions damaged a Newburyport courthouse and an Eastern Airlines plane in Boston area incidents. No injuries reported. FBI cites a caller from South Boston Defense League claiming responsibility for two blasts.
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Boston
Newburyport
Eastern Airlines
FBI
The
South Boston Defense League
Court Upheld Death Penalty with Narrow Restrictions
The Supreme Court ruled the death penalty constitutional but limited its mandatory use. Justices split 7 to 2 to allow capital punishment with guidelines in Florida Georgia and Texas while striking mandatory laws in Louisiana and North Carolina. Justice Stewart led the majority with Burger Powell Stevens White and Rehnquist. Brennan and Marshall dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
North Carolina
Associated Press
Potter Stewart
Warren E. Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Fireworks Makers See Boom in Bicentennial Displays
Fireworks Productions Inc of Tempe reports strong demand as the Bicentennial prompts widespread displays. Jim Wannamaker and Claude Armenta load a special Bicentennial display for multiple demonstrations while Pat and Ray Stout of Scottsdale own the firm. Progress photo by Bob Johnstone.
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Fireworks Productions Inc
Tempe
Jim Wannamaker
Claude Armenta
Fireworks Productions
Pat
Ray Stout
Scottsdale
Adamson pleads innocent in Bolles murder case
John Harvey Adamson pleaded innocent to the killing of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles, shot in a car bombing June 2. A Sept. 2 trial is set. bond hearing delayed as immunity questions for Neal Roberts unfold amid linked bomb probe.
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Bolles
Phoenix
John Harvey Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
C. Kimball Rose
Neal Roberts
Roberts
Arizona Daily Star Today
Phoenix Indian Health Center
the Star
Health Services
Don Lozier
John J. Flynn
Maricopa County
Roger Strand
Flynn
Strand
Eugene Neil
Jon Sellers
Sellers
Shafer
Lake Havasu
William Feldhacker
Northeast Scottsdale plan up for review at planning hearing
Scottsdale Planning Commission heard the Northeast master plan praising low density residential areas while allowing higher density and commercial centers. Citizens voiced mixed views led by Samuel Hilton who urged balance and Carolina Butler who warned of overdevelopment and water limits. The commission postponed a vote to the July 13 meeting awaiting written comments.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Planning
Hilton
George Schoneberger
Charles Pope
E. Cortez
Pope
Planning Commission
Diane Cuscak
Planning Department
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Carlos Arias Navarro
Francisco Franco
Madrid
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Bob Johnstone
William Shafer
Northeast
Carolina Butler
Butler
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