Qualifications to Run for School Board in 1976 Election
Jamison expressed willingness to help as nominating petitions open for prospective school board candidates. Petition forms are available at the Maricopa County Superintendent of Schools office in Phoenix and the Scottsdale Daily Progress. Candidates must be Arizona registered voters and district residents for at least one year. Election is on November 2 with petitions due by September 2, signed by 220 district residents. New members take four year terms beginning January 1, 1977.
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Jamison
School Board
Maricopa County
Superintendent of Schools
S. Third Ave
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Arizona
Reagan selects Schweiker as running mate for 1976 bid
Ronald Reagan announced he has chosen U.S. Senator Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania as his vice presidential nominee if he wins the Republican nomination. He said the move departs from tradition and stressed Schweiker’s independent, business background and compatible beliefs. Schweiker, a more moderate figure, is seen as aligning with key uncommitted Ford delegates in Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Reagan
Ford
Schweiker
Washington
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
California
Jim Lake
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Lake
Scottsdale to Get Five Screen Theaters at Two Locations
Construction begins on a five screen Mann's theater at Scottsdale Mall and a second five screen complex at 70th Street and Camelback Road. The Mann's project totals 20 000 square feet within an eight acre Camelback Executive Park with 1800 seats across the two cinemas and office space planned. A six screen drive in on Salt River reservation by Syufy Enterprises is also proposed with no date set.
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Scottsdale Mall
Mann’s Theaters
70Th Street
Camelback Road
Mann’s
Hayden and McKellips Roads
Salt River Reservation
Syufy Enterprises of
San Francisco
Mann
70Th
Camelback
Camelback Executive Park
Bennie M. Gonzales
Grubb and Ellis Commercial Brokerage Co
Arizona Chief Justice denies speedy trial suspension in Bolles case
James Duke Cameron upholds ruling denying a suspension of the speedy trial rule for John H. Adamson charged in the June 2 car bombing murder of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. Defense sought more time to review statements from 300 witnesses, but trial remains set for Sept. 2 in Maricopa County Superior Court.
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Phoenix
James Duke Cameron
Arizona Supreme Court
John H. Adamson
Adamson
Maricopa County
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Superior Court
David Perry
Cameron
William Friedl
William
Feldhacker
Gregory Martin
Perry
Justice Court
Scottsdale City Council to oppose sheriff substation plan
Scottsdale council study session focuses on opposing a Sheriff’s substation at Scottsdale and Bell Roads. Staff says 15 jail cells planned, expandable to 60, not needed, and not aligned with the master plan for park use on a five acre site. Council may send a letter to the U S Bureau of Reclamation and seek redesign to preserve park space.
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Scottsdale and
Bell Roads
Scottsdale
Cave Creek
Carefree
Fountain Hills
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Scheduling clash pits Parada del Sol against Arabian show
The 1977 Parada del Sol in Scottsdale clashes with the Arabian Horse Association show set for the same weekend February 4 5 6. Jaycees defend tradition and note stock commitments prevent rescheduling while Arabian officials cite four year pattern.
Today in the News Today in the News
The Associated Press wires provide a roundup of recent events and developments across politics, economy, and international affairs. Key updates cover policy shifts, market moves, and notable statements from government officials.
U S women win hoop medal and other Olympic notes
The United States women clinched an Olympic basketball medal with an 83 67 rally against Czechoslovakia while Brenda Morehead missed the 200 meter dash due to a leg injury. In Los Angeles Patricia Hearst won a delay in her kidnapping trial until next year. Three Hoffa probe witnesses are set to testify in Detroit as William Spann, nephew of Jimmy Carter, serves 10 years to life for two armed San Francisco robberies.
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U.S
Montreal
United States
Brenda Morehead
Uncle Sam
Czechoslovakia
Patty
Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Albert Johnson
Superior Court
William L. Ritzi
Hoffa
Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Union City
N.J
Teamsters
San Francisco
William Spann
Jimmiy Carter
Carter
San Francisco Chronicle
Spann
Gloria Spann
Body of American mercenary returned for burial in Washington
The body of Daniel Gearhart, an American mercenary executed in Angola, arrived at Dulles International Airport in a rough plywood box aboard a Northwest Orient Airlines 747. It was taken by hearse to a suburban funeral home with no family members present. Weather showed variable clouds with a slight chance of showers and temperatures near 99 today and about 103 tomorrow.
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Washington
Daniel Gearhart
Angola
Dulles International
Northwest Orient Airlines
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Sen. Schweiker
60Th Street
Indian School Road
Bob Johnstone
Clyde Griffin
Bell, Scottsdale Roads
Sheriff's Office
Central Arizona
Durango
91St Avenue
15Th Avenue
Moreland
Council
44Th Street
McDowell Road
Papago Buttes
City
Buckeye
State Department of Transportation
West Phoenix
East Phoenix
Scottsdale Jaycees
Arabia Horse Association
Jaycee
Parada
Gary Olson
Bill Mack
McCormick Ranch
Maricopa County Parks Department
4-H Clubs of America
Olson
Jaycees
The
Arabian Association
Associated Press
Mercenary
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