Water feud leaves Scottsdale resident without water
Sam Orlich, a Scottsdale real estate broker, sits amid a dispute between the city and Bob Mead over a water line crossing Mead's father in law's property. The line was cut, water service is off since June, and talks stall as the city considers condemnation or easement options while Orlich remains the innocent bystander caught in the feud.
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Tom Ellis
Scottsdale
Sam ‘Orlich
Orlich
Scottsdale‘area
EE. Shea Blvd
East Phoenix
Bob Mead
Daniel Raby
Mead
Orlick
Raby
City
City Ene
Bob
Sam
Kathi Hostert
Sam Orlich
Phoenix
Vatican calls for government funding of Catholic schools
The Vatican urged bishops to seek state funds for parochial schools as a counterweight to secularism. The 10,000 word document criticized wealth focused schooling and urged high standards while noting governments already support Catholic education to preserve its status within the national system.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Sacred Congregation For Catholic Education
County delays decision on Lincoln Drive project
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors postponed bid calls for the Lincoln Drive widening for two weeks to review alternative proposals. A meeting will be held with Paradise Valley officials and the Responsive Government Association opposing major work, with bids for a five lane plan previously set for July 28 now expected to be delayed.
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Lincoln Drive
Maricopa
Campbell
Council
RGA
Scottsdale CDBG Funds under Fire Over Low Income Benefit
Complaint filed by Consolidated Co-ops manager Stewart Chandler questions HUD funded projects in six low income tracts amid a dispute with Scottsdale leaders over how CDBG money from 1975 and 1976 was spent. Chandler cites downtown improvements and parking projects as not benefiting low income residents.
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Scottsdale
Stewart Chandler
Consolidated
N. Hayden Rd
William C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Chandler
Kivn
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Stottsdale
Indian School Road
Vista del Camino Park
Scottsdale Mall
Consolidated Coops
Cos
Patricia
Harris
Los Angeles
Unclear OCR snippet from Associated Press wires
Fragmentary text from Associated Press wires shows garbled newspaper content with possible city names and numbers but no clear event or individuals. No coherent story details to summarize into a full card.
OAU backs Patriotic Front in Rhodesia campaign
The Organization of African Unity endorses the Marxist led Patriotic Front as the sole legitimate black nationalist movement in Rhodesia. An OAU summit approved Kaunda resolution urging African states to provide military political and diplomatic support only to the Patriotic Front to end white rule.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Patriotic Front
Rhodesia
Kenneth Kaunda
Story
Supreme Court session shown more conservative on social issues
The just-concluded term produced 176 decisions over nine months, with the high court favoring law enforcement concerns over defendants' rights, signaling a shift in social issue rulings.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Story
Demirel Moves to Form New Turkish Coalition Government
Former Turkish premier Suleyman Demirel started efforts to assemble a conservative coalition after Bulent Ecevit lost the first confidence vote in the National Assembly. He aims to have a new government within 10 days, with observers predicting a familiar, ineffective coalition may result.
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Ankara
Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Bulent Ecevit
National Assembly
Demirel
Agriculture Dept vows vigilance to protect food quality
Washington a senior Carter administration farm official pledges to Congress that the Agriculture Department will be vigilant in all programs to guard against chemical contamination and deliver nutritious food while affirming we are the farmers' advocate and will not shirk responsibilities.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Congress
Agriculture Department
John C. White
Alaska gas pipeline urged along Alaska Highway
Canada's National Energy Board recommends building a natural gas pipeline from Alaska to U S and Canada along the Alaska Highway. The $8 billion project goes to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau for cabinet approval anticipated in late August.
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Ottawa
Canada
National Energy Board
Alaska
Mackenzie River
United States
Alaska Highway
Pierre Trudeau
Weather Outlook Highs Near 105 Across Two Days
Mostly sunny today and Wednesday with slightly warmer days and lower humidity. Highs near 105, overnight lows around the upper 70s. Details on page six.
School ruling sought on non-confidential data
Scotts dale School District may define non confidential information and require parental permission before release. The PTA says without action parents groups lose many volunteer roles, affecting fund raising and student data handling. The board meets at 7 30 p m at the Education Center to discuss and possibly approve the definition and form in August.
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Scottsdale
Nancy St. Clair
PTA Community Parent Council
St. Clair
Arizona six national forests reopen after showers
Phoenix AP says after thundershowers fire danger eased and all six national forests in Arizona were reopened. Tonto Coconino Prescott Kaibab and Apache Sitgreaves Coronado lifted restrictions though fires and smoking remain banned outside designated areas as authorities warn fire danger still high to very high.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tonto
Coconino
Prescott
Kaibab
Apache-Sitgreaves
Coronado National Forests
Forest Service
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Associated Press
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