Windy night scatters damage across Scottsdale and Paradise Valley
Heavy rain and strong winds dumped 1.15 inches in about an hour sunday causing scattered flooding and power outages. Homes and businesses suffered damage while drains were cleared and repairs planned. Paradise Valley reports roof blow off and a town hall transformer outage. About 50 birds died in a backyard incident.
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Marc Stragier
McDonald Drive
East
McKellips Road
87Th Street
Granada
70Th Street
Pinchot
Paradise Valley
Harry Kipnis
E. McDonald
Town Hall
E. Lincoln Drive
Survivor recalls tornado like bombing in mobile home ruin
Mrs. Long describes a three minute nightmare as a tornado hit Shadow Mountain Village. Their $28,000 mobile home collapsed with roof peeled back while nearby trailers escaped damage. They endured fear and flooding then valued survival over lost retirement plans.
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Mike Petryni
Charles ‘Long
Micbila
MCCCD Considers Limited Recruiting Policy At Board Meeting
A reform proposal aims to end overt out of state recruiting in Maricopa County Community College District while maintaining athletic activity. The plan drafts a district athletic committee and bars public funds from out of state recruitment, yet critics say it masks change and still funds recruit tours. Student body president Todd Schwarz and Scottsdale Community College students plan an alternative proposal to curb out of state recruiting.
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Maricopa
County Community College
Todd Schwarz
Scottsdale Community College
MCCCD
John Prince
2Nd St
Phoenix
Prince
Schwarz
Council to eye CAP land use plan and dike area
City council will review a land use plan behind the CAP canal and the 36 foot dike protecting the Granite Reef Aqueduct across North Scottsdale. Officials discussed forming a joint coordinating committee with Bureau of Reclamation and local agencies to advance a master Scottsdale plan.
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Brown Avenue
Main Street
Stragier
Scottsdale
76Th Street
McDowell Road
70Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Canal Bridge
64Th
Council
CAP
Granite Reef Aqueduct
Phoenix
Scottsdale Road
Bell Road
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Gentry
Kissinger Says Ceasefire Agreement Likely to Hold
Secretary of State Kissinger in Washington said the ceasefire deal, arranged last night, appears solid. Athens envoy Sisco and key government leaders held talks and expressed belief the arrangements would endure as Moscow and allied parties monitor compliance.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
United States
Janean
Joseph ‘Sisco
Athens
Sisco
Nixon and St Clair Meet to Map Impeachment Battle Plan
President Nixon and chief Watergate lawyer James St Clair met at the western White House to outline strategy against impeachment. The session was the first of two meetings planned before a St Clair news conference from San Clemente later today.
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San Clemente
Nixon
James St. Clair
White House
St. Clair
Capitol Hill Allows Live Coverage of Impeachment Debate
The House approved live radio and TV coverage for the Judiciary Committee as it debates and votes on impeachment of the President. The committee will choose which vote moments to record, with debate set to begin Wednesday.
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Capitol Hill
Judiciary Committee
Sun Oil Cuts Gas Price Two Cents Across Network
Sun Oil announces a two cent per gallon gasoline price reduction for Sunoco owned stations and all dealers supplied by Sun Oil. Retail prices at Sun Oil and affiliate stations to fall by the same amount as current supplies are depleted.
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Philadelphia
Sun Oil
Sunoco
Mamie Eisenhower Says She Still Misses Ike
Mamie Eisenhower, aged 77, told the Philadelphia Inquirer she has never grown used to Ike being gone five years after his death. She said she cannot get used to not having him around.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Mamie Eisenhower
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ike
Weekend Heat With Chance of Storms Near Record Lows
Forecast calls for mostly sunny weather today and Tuesday with a slight risk of late afternoon or nighttime thundershowers. Highs around 103 today and 105 Tuesday, with overnight lows near 80. Rain chances 10 percent this afternoon, 20 percent tonight, and 10 percent Tuesday.
Scottsdale Board considers Chaparral bid for 2.06 million
The Scottsdale School Board will meet at 8 p.m. to consider Hal Grammar Construction's 2 060 999 bid to finish Chaparral High School. The project includes a 16320 square foot industrial arts building a 7680 square foot music and chorus building a 5760 square foot theatre and a 300 seat mini auditorium funded by a 30 cent levy.
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Scottsdale School Board
Chaparral High School
N. 44th’St
Speros Construction Company
Chaparral
Hal Grammar Construction Company
Speros
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68Th Street
Lafayette Boulevard
Richard Reed
Pima
McDowell Roads
Indian School Road
74Th Street
Palm Lane
Harold C. McCombs
Grenada
Mrs. Charles Long
E. McKellips
Yal Conaway
Billie Gentry
Jong’ Range
Richard Bauman
City of
Maricopa County
Bauman
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Paul Schulte
Richard Campana
David Brown
Carol Perry
Miller Road
Brown
United Press International
Nixon, St. Clair
Mamie
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