Young clarifies Racist remark extends to Kennedy and Johnson
U N Ambassador Andrew Young testified before the House International Affairs Committee that his Playboy comments calling Ford and Nixon racists also applied to Kennedy and Johnson though not aimed at their personal character. He said racism affected U S Africa policy and foreign relations.
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Washington
U.N
Andrew Young
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
House International Affairs Committee
Young
Africa
U.S
William S. Broomfield
R-Mich
Ford
Broomfield
Carter
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
House
Kennedy
Johnson
Playboy
Dial a ride plan headed for Scottsdale approval
Scottsdale weighs a dial a ride transit proposal offering demand responsive taxi service with costs split 90 10 between UMTA funds and city. A two year demonstration would begin if approved with routes limited to control expenses. The plan includes a second taxi connector option south of Indian Bend Road to link to public buses.
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Scottsdale
Urban Mase Transportation Administration
UMTA
Mech Mormyrid E
Tony
Richard Campana
Arabeas
Charles Smith
Indian Bend Road
Cistant Cargo Bute al Company
Osborn
Scottedale Road
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Britons salute Queen on Silver Jubilee crowds in London
Millions of Britons and visitors crowded London streets to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee as the Union Jack colored the city in red white and blue.
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London
Plane crashes near Cable Airport kill five in Upland
A twin engined plane attempting an emergency landing crashed into a block long apartment complex in Upland California. Police said five people aboard were killed and identities were not yet known. The report notes capital spending rising to 135.3 billion as part of a quarterly outlook.
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Upland
Calif
Cable Airport
Ment
Amin tries to reach London summit defying British ban
Ugandan President Idi Amin, barred by at least two European nations, was reported airborne over Europe en route to the Commonwealth summit in London. Irish officials initially said a Libyan loaned military plane circled Dublin airport but later said there was radio radar contact loss and no clear proximity.
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Dublin
Ireland
Idi Amin
Europe
London
Amin
Libya
Scottsdale final budget on council agenda tonight
The City of Scottsdale faces a final vote on a 27,127,536 fiscal 1977 78 budget with higher property taxes water rates sewer charges and four liquor license fees A 5 salary increase is set and Youth and Adult Services is cut A public hearing is at 8 pm in City Hall kiva before adoption or rejection The total matches the May 10 preliminary budget cuts 111 662 and equal additions to general government funds with most savings redirected to contingency fund now 3 588 274
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Scottsdale
Kiva
Two Arizona youths plan 1000 mile Pacific Crest Trail hike
Troy Gillenwater and Matt Davis, both teenagers from Phoenix area high schools, will walk about 1000 miles from northern California to southern Canada along the Pacific Crest Trail. They expect 60 to 70 days on the move with mail drops every 16 miles and support from families. They will pass through Oregon and Washington, cross into Canada near Manning National Park, and return by late summer. They plan to live on freeze dried meals and carry tents, stoves, sleeping pads, and minimal gear while camping off trails. The hikers seek personal growth and a retreat from city life as they undertake the challenging journey.
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California
Canada
Tom Ellis
Severa
Troy Gillenwater
Montebello Ave
Matt Davis
Lincoln Drive
Gillenwater
Arcadia High School
Davis
Camelback High School
Pacific Crest Trail
North Cascades
Mount Rainier National Parks
Washington
Crater Lake National Park
Oregon
Vancouver
British Columbia
Cascade Mountain Range
Elizabeth
J.W. Judge
Sue and
Edward Davis
Bila
Gillenwater and
Selah Valley
Siskiyou Mountains
Cascade Mountains
Medford
Ore
Cascades
Mt. Adams
Goat Rocks
Glacier Peak
Pasayten
Mountain
Scottsdale council fuming over HUD CDBG loss and sued options
Scottsdale officials blasted HUD after losing 48,2500 in 1977 78 CDBG funds covering two street widening efforts seven traffic signal projects and a burglary program. Vice Mayor Billie Gentry urged a HUD challenge over McDowell Road and Hayden Road projects while Mayor Jenkins planned a post meeting appeal at the U S Mayors Conference in Tucson.
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Scottsdale
Department of Housing and Urban Deve T
HUD
Foxlite Nemnes Oe
Gentry
McDowell Road
64Th Street
70Th Street
Hayden Road
Chaparral
Camelback
G. Britt
Ste
Britton
U.S
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Dennis DeConcini
DyAriz
Jenkins
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Tucson
Patricia Harris
CDBG
Bray
Indian School Road
McKillips Road
4Th Street
Pima Road
Scottedale
Scottsdale Board to decide Ranch students Pueblo move
Scottsdale School Board will consider moving Ranch area students north of McCormick Parkway from Kiva to Pueblo next year to balance classroom space. Eighteen moving from Kiva may stay. 25 from Cherokee and Mohave would switch to Pueblo with bus service. Meeting at 7 30 p m at district Education Center.
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McCormick Parkway
McCormick Ranch
Pueblo
Kiva
Scottsdale
Frank Schilling
McCormick
Parkway
Cherokee
Mohave
Oy District Education Center
3811
N. 44Th
Schilling
Ranch
Mohave School
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