Mayor Bud Tims Runs for Arizona Corporation Commission
Scottsdale mayor Bud Tims announces a Republican bid for the Arizona Corporation Commission six year term and vows a people to people campaign. He has collected over 4000 signatures with help from 100 volunteers and plans to file by Friday with press conferences in Tucson and Phoenix.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Bud Tims
Commission
Tucson
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Corporation Commission
Tims
Arizona
Charles Garland
Inflation dominates Nixon aides as Mansfield calls White House conference
UPI reports that Kenneth Bush and Herbert Stein defend strict monetary policy while inflation stays high. Senator Mansfield urges a White House conference with leaders, economists, labor and industry reps to address the economy amid rising rates. Scott says the idea is worth considering.
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Washington
Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Bush
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Congress
Montana
Joint
Congressional
Weather outlook for today and Wednesday remains hot
Mostly sunny conditions continue today and Wednesday with a slight chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Highs near 102 each day, nights in the upper 70s, with about a 10 percent chance of measurable rain this afternoon.
City Sales Tax Revenue Rises 12.4 Percent in Fiscal Year
Phoenix reports 1973-74 sales tax collections at 4.614 million, a record but $201,508 below budget. June adds 413,075 with 14 percent rise, driven by food stores hotels and restaurants. Auto sales and construction lag. Scottsdale shows 17.6 percent gains in miscellaneous retail.
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Jim Jenkins
Jenkins
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Building permits rise to 56 million in 1973 74
The city reports 1973-74 building permit valuations reached 56 062 717 with 40 187 399 in the year’s second half down 18 percent from 69 601 020 the prior year. June totals were boosted by Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and Armour Dial projects amid a gradual recovery.
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Jurie
Marc Stragier
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Armour-Dial
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Phoenix
Former dean explains wooden desk loan to SCC student
Eugene Gyurko, former dean at Scottsdale Community College, says he loaned a wooden desk to 1971 72 student body president Roger Brooks because the office had no desk. The desk was later moved to a teacher in the business division, with a steel desk replacing it for the Indian coordinator in August.
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Scottsdale Community College
Todd Schwarz
Eugene Gyurko
SCC
Roger Brooks
Gyurko
Schwarz
Seventeen vie for PV area seats on council race
Seventeen Scottsdale area residents compete for seats on the Greater Paradise Valley Community Council with 25 total candidates from 16 precincts. Balloting occurs Thursday to Saturday with ballots hand distributed to about 10 000 homes north of the Phoenix Mountains.
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North
E. Garden
James Marquardt
38Th Place
Scottsdale plans 1500 acre Pinnacle Paradise development
Maricopa County Planning and Zoning commissioners will review the first 260 acres of the Pinnacle Paradise master planned community 1,500 homesites golf course and 200 acre mall near Pinnacle Peak and Pima Roads. The $1 million Plaza de Alamos shopping center and a six acre tennis club are proposed with hotel potential noted.
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North
Jerry Nelson
Wayne Smith
Pinnacle Peak
Pima Roads
Plaza de Alamos
Scottsdale
Sonora
Mexico
Phoenix
Henley confession Haunts Texas Torture Trial
Suburban Houston police officer repeats Elmer Wayne Henley’s description of torturing and murdering 27 young men as authorities unearth multiple graves in east and south Texas amid proceeding objections from defense attorneys.
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San Antonio
Houston
Elmer Wayne Henley
Texas
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