Hospital seeks approval for $3.8 million psychiatric facility in Scottsdale
Cameback Hospital applies for a certificate of need to build a 74 bed satellite psychiatric hospital on 8.8 acres at Miller Road and Earls Drive in central Scottsdale. The plan envisions 42 beds by 1979 and 32 more by 1985, with expansion blocked by a 1969 court order. The site is near Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and elderly care facilities.
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Camebback Hospital
Scottsdale
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Miller Road
Earls Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Paradise Alley
N. 34Th St
Health Systems Agency
Trene Andrie
Sald
High court rules Nixon tapes belong to public
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, ruled Congress acted within its authority to seize nearly 5,000 hours of Nixon era tapes and 42 million pages of documents. The ruling preserves public access and upheld the 1974 law preventing Nixon from taking materials to San Clemente. President Nixon and lawyers offered no immediate comment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Congress
Nixon
High Court
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
United States
Jaworski
San Clemente
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Byron R. White
Lewis F. Powell
Harry A. Blackmun
Warren E. Burger
William H. Rehnquist
Scottsdale City Hears Tax Cut Plan Tied To Surplus Funds
City attorney Richard Filler investigates trimming a five cent property tax hike amid a $500 000 surplus in 1976 77 funds. City Manager Franklin D Aleshire proposes using 388 780 to back three major commitments, with remaining 111 220 possibly returned to contingency. An 8 p m Scottsdale Center meeting tonight will discuss encumbrances for Indian School Park transmission line relocation and a DOT cost claim.
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Scottsdale
Richard Filler
Franklin D. Aleshire
Scottsdale Center
Filler
William C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Aleshire
Indian School Park
Arizona Department of Transportation
Tibshraney Brothers Construction Inc
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Doctor's wife dies in Mexico during vacation
Kathleen Kay Metcalf, 50, wife of Scottsdale surgeon Dr. Boyd H. Metcalf, died in Guaymas, Sonora, reportedly from an internal ailment. The couple had been vacationing in the Gulf of California area. her husband was with her. In a separate item, Raymond Graves III, 22, of Phoenix, died in a drag race crash at Beeline Dragway when his pickup overturned during a midnight event.
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Scottsdale
Sonora
Mexico
Kathleen
Kay” S. Metcalf
Boyd H. Metcalf
East Osborn Road
E. Indianola Ave
Graves
Salt River
Grand jury may probe GM taxes cheating claim
A federal judge ruled a grand jury may investigate whether General Motors Corp cheated the government on taxes. The judge barred prosecutors from sharing grand jury evidence with the Internal Revenue Service.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
U.S. District Court
James P. Churchill
Internal Revenue Service
Traffic deaths projected over July fourth weekend
The National Safety Council estimates 500 to 600 people may die in traffic accidents during the July 4 weekend. The record for Independence Day fatalities is 758, set during a four day observance in 1972.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Young researcher backs multi shooter theory in JFK case
Scott Sirota, 19, who studied the Zapruder film for a decade, will work for a congressional panel on assassinations. He questions the lone gunman conclusion and says two or three shooters were involved, challenging the Warren Commission findings and noting discrepancies in police reports and weapon identifications.
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Bonnie Foster
Dallas
Abraham Zapruder
Scott Sirota
John F. Kennedy
Sirota
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
E. Malcomb Drive
Commission
Gs. Commission
John Connally
Arizona State University
Oswald
Texas School Book Depository
Central Intelligence Agency
House Select Committee On
Martin Luther King
President Kennedy
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Associated Press
House
San Diego
Miramar Naval Air Station
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