Kosher Hot Dogs Considered at Scottsdale Mall
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission discussed Steve Leitz MATCO Inc proposal to run Uncle Mitty's Kosher Hot Dogs from old fashioned carts in the Scottsdale Mall. They asked staff to check feasibility without bidding and to consult mall restaurant owners while weighing fair competition concerns. Tempe City Council already granted permission for three carts, with Leitz projecting 11,592 dollars in receipts next year and offering eight percent of gross proceeds.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission
John Conley
Steve Leitz
Matco, Inc
Leitz
Uncle Mitty
Tempe
Stolen plane crash near Carefree Airport kills man
A twin engine Cessna 387 was stolen from Carefree Airport and crashed near Cave Creek Road early today. One man died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and a second, Steve Alexander of Imlay Nevada, 25, was in surgery with multiple injuries. Cause under investigation with narcotics agents reviewing wreckage.
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Chris Shuey
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Maricopa County
Cave Creek Road
Department of Public Safety
Scottsdale Memorial
Steve Alexander
Imlay
Nev
Nag Ae
Steve Chipowsky
Carefree
Chipowsky
Alexander
Kissinger hits candidates in foreign policy critique
Secretary of State Kissinger condemned political attacks on U S diplomacy urging concrete policy options. He did not name Reagan or Jackson but targeted criticisms of lenient Soviet policy and warned of dangerous demagoguery affecting national security and defense spending. He urged clearer answers on confrontation levels and policy shifts.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
State Department
Reagan
Ford
Jackson
Soviet Union
United States
Critics pack Scottsdale mall for Miss Arizona Universe contest
About two dozen contestants compete for the Miss Arizona Universe title at Scottsdale Mall with six locals among them. The winner advances to the national pageant in New York in May and finals are scheduled for 8 tonight at the Center for the Arts.
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Scottsdale Mall
Scottsdale
New York
Center For the Arts
Weather outlook shows sunny days and mild highs
The page reports 69 Mostly sunny today and tomorrow with breezy afternoons. Highs in the upper 60s and the low tonight in the mid 40s.
Dow Tops 1000 Again as Market Bids to Stay Above Mark
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 1001.10 by 2 p.m. lifting 30 blue chips by 5.82 in steady trading. In Washington the FBI probed espionage charges linked to a Eastiard aide, who admitted passing information to Soviet agents and was fired.
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Dow
New York
Dow Jones
Washington
FBI
James O. Eastiard
Broad proposals to cut Scottsdale school budget for 1976-77
The PTA Community Parent Council Finance Committee proposed several cost saving ideas for the Scottsdale School Districts 50 million budget for 1976 77. Suggestions include reviewing supervisory positions revising the salary schedule limiting insurance combining low enrollment schools and eliminating costly courses.
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Scottsdale
PTA Community Parent Council
Finance Committee
Robert Levy
Donald Weeks
Richard Clark
Jack Kearney
Weeks
Clark
Levy
Ingleside
Kachina
Tavan
Town greenbelt plan and sewer fees on Paradise Valley council agenda
Paradise Valley town council tonight reviews a channelization plan for Indian Bend Wash to form a greenbelt with recreational areas and golf courses. The same meeting considers reducing sewer tapping charges from 1000 to 440 dollars per household amid inflation reassessment.
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Paradise Valley
Indian Bend Wash
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Roger McKee
McKee
Bald eagle blocks Orme Dam site in CAP review
A Fish and Wildlife Service official calls the Orme Dam and Reservoir site unacceptable due to threat to bald eagle habitat. The draft environmental impact statement will be filed in late April with public hearings planned in early June in the Phoenix area.
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Orme
Central
Arizona
U.S
Salt
Verde
Secretary of the Interior
Woody
F. Phillip Sharpe
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Orme Dam
Council On Environmental Quality
Sharpe
Phoenix
Jay Natelson
Los Angeles
Ft. McDowell
Andy Dolyniuk
Reclamation Bureau
Granite Reef Aqueduct
Here
Mao backs Teng ouster amid Cultural Revolution split
Chairman Mao endorses moves to remove Teng Hsiao-ping from power in China. He critiques a violent Red Guard style Cultural Revolution and signals possible leniency to party leaders still aligned with Teng, in an editorial in the People’s Daily.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
People's Daily
Austrian admits Nazi past as Rotary picks leader
Vienna reports Rotary International nominated Austrian Dr. Wolfgang Wick as next president. Wick says opponents accused him of past Nazi party and SS membership, not personal guilt in World War II. He was the sole candidate chosen earlier by an Illinois nominating committee.
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Vienna
Austria
Rotary International
Wolfgang Wick
Rotary
Illinois
West Bank Arabs protest spread from Bir Zeit to Ramallah
West Bank Arabs in Bir Zeit and Ramallah protested Israeli occupation as students marched singing for the Palestine Liberation Organization. Schools struck in Bir Zeit and three other Arab towns amid riots gunfire arrests and a mass resignation by Arab mayors and town councils joining Nablus in a 5 day protest.
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Jordan
West Jordan
West Bank
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ramallah
Bira
Nablus
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