Scottsdale considers revised dial-a-ride plan and CAP water study
Scottsdale city council discusses a shared ride dial-a-ride service south of Indian Bend Road with zones and 85 cent fare plus 25 cents, funded 90 percent by UMTA. Proposals include a two-year CAP water plan of 967,000 acre-feet and 613000 federal grant for the demonstration program.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Mandatory Death Penalty for Police Killers
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, struck down Louisiana's law requiring the death penalty for those who murder police officers. The ruling preserves life for inmate Harry Roberts and notes that mitigating factors can exist even when the victim is a law enforcement officer. Justices Brennan Marshall Powell Stewart and Stevens joined the majority. Justices Burger Rehnquist White Blackmun dissented.
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Debate on Lincoln Drive extension and scaffolding at cemetery
Scottsdale city council schedules debate on extending Lincoln Drive from 76th Street to Hayden Road as part of the general plan amid traffic concerns for future years. The meeting also reviews a pair of development requests including a 50 000 square foot office building on Scottsdale Road and cemetery additions with an 1800 square foot heritage library and chapel. Weather calls for variable clouds and possible evening storms with little temperature change and highs around 102.
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San Diego teachers strike sparks citywide walkout
San Diego teachers began a strike over pay class size and binding arbitration. District says schools remain open and attendance normal as talks froze after a dispute over class size.
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San Diego Teachers Association
Las Vegas Hearing Delayed Over Public Access Ban
Thomas Hanley, a former labor organizer accused of murder and first degree kidnapping in the execution style slaying of Las Vegas labor leader Al Bramlet, had a preliminary hearing postponed to allow removal of newsmen and the public from the courtroom.
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IRS probe uncovers 481 big illegal corporate slush funds
The Internal Revenue Service reports a tax inquiry into U S corporations reveals 481 large illicit funds, with 71 possibly tied to criminal fraud.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Scottsdale Teachers to Seek Policy Review This Summer
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers plans to press for a policy review with the School Board this summer. SFT president elect Bell says they will meet with board members and contest policies adopted May 28. The board set next year’s salary schedule after a deadlocked impasse. contracts are issued.
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HUD Rejects Scottsdale Solar Project
The federal HUD rejected W R Grace Properties of Scottsdale's residential solar water heater plan proposed through the City of Scottsdale for homes in the Trails subdivision. Scottsdale technologist Jack Haenichen plans to review HUD's reasons with officials. HUD recently announced 169 grants totaling 6 million dollars for residential solar projects, with two Arizona awards to Hullco Construction and Ray L Hasse Construction both in Prescott.
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