Nixon and family take surprise Palm Desert vacation
President Nixon and family fly to Palm Desert to relax at Walter Annenberg's estate. He is joined by Pat Tricia and Edward Cox, with Kissinger and Haig in talks prior to departure. Nixon defends wiretap actions and plans no major economic announcements.
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San Clemente
Calif
Henry Kissinger
Alexander M. Haig
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Kissinger
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Annenberg
Fulbright
Ziegler
FBI
Moscow
Salzburg
Austria
Paradise Valley to Hear Zoning Revisions for Resort Hotels
The Paradise Valley Planning Commission will hold its first public hearing tonight on proposed zoning changes for resort hotels. The draft raises minimum net lot size to 20 acres and defines resort hotels with prescribed uses and non transferability of permits. Also reviewed are La Colina subdivision plans by Maluof Bros. Development Co. and related site details. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m at town hall 6401 E Lincoln Dr.
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North Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Planning Commission
la Colina
Maluof Bros. Development Co
32Nd Street
Mirada Los Arcos
ASU Students Map Hazardous McDowell Mountain Areas
Arizona State University geology graduate students, led by Troy Pewe and funded by Scottsdale, chip rocks in the McDowell Mountains to identify landslide and earthquake hazards for future housing. The July 1975 study also maps water runoff and recharge areas to guide planning and prevent flood and foundation problems.
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Arizona State University
McDowell Mountains
Troy Pewe
ASU
Scottsdale
Richard Bauman
Bauman
California
Hawaii
Phoenix
Honolulu
Pewe
Arizona
Phoenix Mountains
McDowell Mountain
Scottsdale School Board to review $33500 Indian education grant
The Scottsdale School Board meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Education Center to consider a $33500 Office of Education planning grant for a five year Indian education program. Marvin Lieske says the plan includes a tutoring program and a Southwest history course. The board also weighs $30464 in musical instrument purchases and $27363 for school typewriters.
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Scottsdale School Board
U.S. Office of Education
Marvin Lieske
Lieske
Southwest
Labor court idea revived by Arizona Rep Steiger
Arizona Rep Saigeraide revived the labor court concept proposed years ago by John Rhodes as a framework for labor management disputes. The note appeared in his weekly constituent report, referencing Rhodes as an Arizona Republican ally.
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Steiger
Labor Court
Washington
Rep
Saiger
R-Ariz
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Robber Seeks Change Then Robs Pepino’s Cashier
An armed man entered Pepino’s Restaurant on Scottsdale Road just after 1 a.m. and asked for change for a $20 bill. After a diversion, he demanded all the money, prompting cashier Margaret Laguna to hand over cash in small bills. Witnesses describe the suspect as a white male, 18 to 20, about six feet tall, 180 pounds, blond hair and light complexion.
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Margaret Laguna
Laguna
Burglary report at Fifth Avenue Electronics and home on 81st Street
Police investigate two burglaries in the area. At Fifth Avenue Electronics, a burglar broke the front door window Saturday night, stealing items including a color television, digital clock and quad receiver valued at 1325. A wooden pallet was found at the door. In Bettina Lambert’s residence on North 81st Street, pried kitchen door allowed theft of about 2100 in goods including silver dollars, pearls, wedding bands, a stereo and a TV.
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Fifth Avenue Electronics
Fifth Ave
Bettina Lambert
81St St
Lambert
Blood donation drive at Scottsdale Boys Club
A mobile team from Blood Services of Arizona will operate at the Scottsdale Boys Club 7502 E Osborn Rd from 11 30 a m to 6 30 p m on Tuesday. The drive stresses donors are needed to prevent hospital blood shortages in the summer. All blood and components used in Arizona hospitals come from voluntary donors.
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Blood Services of Arizona
Scottsdale Boys Club
E. Osborn Rd
Blood Services
Arizona
Good-bye address tonight for Scottsdale mayor Bud Tims
Bud Tims will say farewell to city employees at 8 a.m. Tuesday in the city amphitheatre. He resigned as mayor on Thursday after announcing his candidacy for the Arizona Corporation Commission six-year term.
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Bud Tims
Tims
Scottsdale
Arizona Corporation Commission
Scottsdale council reviews bike path bids and general plan
Scottsdale city council will consider bids for the final phase of a three year bicycle path project along the Arizona Canal from McDowell Road to Oak Street and through the alley to Thomas Road. The meeting will also address the citys general plan subdivision fees the Camelback Improvement District and demolition bids for China Lil's.
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Arizona Canal Bank
McDowell Road
Oak Street
Oak
Thomas Road
Scottsdale
Camelback
China Lil’s
Mountain Bell
Brown Avenue
Indian School Road
2Nd Avenue
Schrader Ranch
Arcadia Shopping Mart
Scottsdale-Camelback
Goldwaters
Department Store
Obituary for Ethel A. Schallman of Scottsdale
Graveside services for Ethel A. Schallman 51 will be at Beth Israel Cemetery Phoenix. She moved to Scottsdale 18 years ago from Chicago and died after a long illness in New York. Survivors include husband Marvin two daughters a son a sister and two grandchildren. Contributions to Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital are suggested. Sinai Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Ethel A. Schallman
Beth Israel Cemetery
W. Jackson
Phoenix
Schallman
E. Calle de Norte
Scottsdale
Chicago
B’nai
Latin Sloan Kittering Memorial Hospital
New York
Sloan Kittering Memorial Hospital
York
N.Y
Sinai Mortuary
Memorial service for Kenneth E. Miller 62
Services were held today for Kenneth E. Miller 62 of Scottsdale who died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He moved from Phoenix 15 years ago and was a certified dental technician. Survivors include his wife Marie a daughter Miriam Berner of Las Cruces New Mexico his mother Mrs Dale Munger a North Hollywood California two brothers and four sisters. Burial at Memory Lawn Memorial Park arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Kenneth E. Miller
E. Edgemont
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Miller
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church
Independent Order of Foresters
Marie
Miriam E. Berner
Las Cruces
N.M
Dale Munger
North Hollywood
Calif
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Messinger Mortuary
Dan Snell 68 Graveside Rites Held in Arizona
Daniel W. Snell 68 of 8325 E Cypress Scottsdale died Friday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Graveside services were held today at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He was born in Nelson Nebraska and came to Arizona in 1966 from Colorado Springs Colorado. He worked as an insurance underwriter for Pacific Standard Life Insurance in Sacramento and previously for Lincoln Mutual Life in Lincoln Nebraska. Survived by Eleanor two daughters Joy Geisert of Tucson and Joyce Rodgers of Scottsdale one brother and one sister and four grandchildren. Memorials to Scottsdale United Methodist Church. Green Acres Mortuary arranged.
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Daniel W. Snell
E. Cypress
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mr. Snell
Nelson
Neb
Arizona
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pacific Standard Life Insurance
Sacramento
Calif
Lincoln Mutual Life Insurance
Lincoln
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Eleanor
Joy A. Geisert
Tucson
Joyce Rodgers
Scottsdale
Memorial for Kimberly A Harris in Scottsdale
Kimberly A Harris aged 20 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. She moved to Arizona in 1961 from Hermosa Beach California and attended Hohokam Elementary and Coronado High. Survivors include her parents Ted Harris and two sisters Carol Harris and Linda Benson. Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Kimberly A. Harris
E. Coronado
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Miss Harris
Arizona
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Hohokam Elementary
Coronado High
Ted Harris
Scottsdale
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Green Acres Mortuary
Polite purse snatcher steals $1.50 and candy
Irene Kunkel reports a youth on Mc Dowell Road reached into her bicycle basket from The Handyman of Arizona entrance, grabbed her purse after saying thank you, and fled south. The thief left the bag behind with only $1.50 and some candy missing.
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Irene Kunkel
E. Almeria
McDowell Road
the Handyman of Arizona Inc
E. McDowell Rd
Kunkel
Handyman
Rescue helicopter braves storm to save climber on Windham Peak
A Skychoppers pilot landed on Windham Peak amid a severe thunderstorm to rescue Dr. Robert Bolz of Windham Mountain who fell 300 feet on an ice field. Bolz suffered a broken leg and other injuries and was flown to Durango Community Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Durango
Colo
UPI
Arizona
la Plata
Denney Schilthuis
Ron Snapp
Aurora
Robert Bolz
Windham Mountain
Durango Community Hospital
Bolz
Silverton
Snapp
Skychoppers, Inc
Windham Peak
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