PV delays resort plan as council defers 90 days
Paradise Valley votes to continue action on a $10 million Sun and Sage resort project after about two hours of debate. Resident objections cite traffic and commercial impact as mayor and council seek clarity on county permits and 30 acre plans. A 31 lot Vista Rica plat is approved. Desert Arroyos plat considered for two weeks.
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Tatum Boulevard
Sun and Sage
A. J. Nicoli
Phoenix
Maricopa County
E. Robert Tribken
Hayne Ellis
Hummingbird Lane
Planning Agency
Vista Rica
44Th Street
Northern Avenue
68Th Street
Jackrabbit Road
Caracas Fire Damaged Warehouse Under Guerrilla Fire
Venezuelan firemen protected by National Guardsmen contained a 12 hour blaze at a $10 million warehouse in Catia Caracas after sniper fire from nearby housing blocks. Police weighed causes while evacuating nearly 100 families as water ran low and massive smoke filled the valley.
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Caracas
UPI
National Guard
Bandera Rojas
Red Flag
Hernan Delgado Sanchez
Catia
Public Works Ministry
Scottsdale to reexamine dog quarantine policy with county
Scottsdale City Council invited Dr. Tom Kelly to a Monday study session to discuss why Maricopa County seeks to change Scottsdale’s dog quarantine rule. The county now allows home quarantine if the dog is properly immunized, but Scottsdale maintains vet or private hospital quarantine to assess potential rabies.
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Tom Kelly
Maricopa County
Scottsdale City
Council
Scottsdale
Dale Carter
Carter
Worley Seeks Hungerford Seat in State House Bid
Otis B. Worley of 1031 N. 73rd Place announces candidacy for the Legislative House seat vacated by Rep. Bob Hungerford who will run for the Senate. Worley, Scottsdale resident since 1960, chairs Legislative District 28 for the Republican Party and serves on the State Republican Committee and Maricopa County Republican Executive Guidance Committee.
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Legislative House
Bob Hungerford
Senate
David Kret
Worley
Scottsdale
State Republican Committee
Maricopa County
Republican Executive Guidance
Maricopa—County
Burglars Bare at Circle K Run Nude Theft
James Ballas, Circle K clerk at 3050 N 68th St, reported three nude men burst in last night. They headed to the beer aisle, grabbed six six packs, and fled through the front door as police investigated the bizarre incident.
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Ballas
Spring heat brings first sun warning and warm weekend
The Phoenix Weather Service issued its first warning of the season as Scottsdale and the Valley brace for high 80s to near 90 degrees this weekend. Overnight lows will fall to around 50 after a high of 85 Thursday, with cooler spots at 46 this morning.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Valley
Streaker Disrupted at PJs Valley Topless Club
A patron at PJs Valley topless club stood up at his table and removed his shoes and pants before managers intervened and asked him to leave. The scene followed the club’s policy while other entertainers performed topless.
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P.j.’S
Nightspot loses license until April
The Club Monaco at 2011 N Scottsdale Rd faces a liquor license suspension until 6 am on April 2 after an agreement with the state liquor board. The case traces back to a 1973 suspension and a 20 day penalty recently agreed upon, amid past topless dancing and alleged customer solicitation.
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Monaco
N. Scottsdale
State Liquor Board
William D. Spero
Spero
Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
Liquor Department
Arizona News Round-Up From United Press International
Group of brief items with Arizona focus. A tentative Teamsters pact with Associated Grocers is reported pending a union vote. Tempe backs away from a 1.75 million blimp surveillance project. Senate moves to ease competition for taxi bus services. Kindergarten and first grade entry ages shift with a Sept 1 deadline. Phoenix city services may be cut as fuel shortages persist and state emergency supply offers are declined.
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Phoenix
Teamsters
Associated Grocers
Gene Parker
House
Senate
Prison race bias cited in disciplinary actions
A U S Civil Rights Commission panel heard that black women inmates at the state prison face harsher discipline due to race. In Phoenix, Maricopa County's purchasing agent reports a 22 percent higher cost for supplies and materials in the upcoming fiscal year.
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Phoenix
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Maricopa County
Miss National Indian Trade Fair 1974 Queen Crowned
Gaye West of Phoenix crowned Miss National Indian Trade Fair 1974 at Salt River Indian Community. The 16 year old Pima Maricopa Papago junior at North Phoenix High School will reign over the eighth annual event. Other candidates include Deanna Mae Smith Colleen Kay Johnson Linda Silversmith and Ernestine Cody. West participates in Native clubs and basketball and plans social work in college.
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Liza Gaye West
Pima-Maricopa-Papago
Deanna Mae Smith
Pima-Maricopa
Colleen Kay Johnson
Liza
Gaye West
Phoenix
Salt River
Phoenix Indian School
Pima
Damages in SRP flood suit remain unsettled for homeowners
A Maricopa County jury awarded 28,935 in actual damages and 434,000 in punitive damages to 10 Mohave homeowners from the 1970 Arizona Canal flood. The judge will use those sums as a settlement guideline for 207 remaining claims as SRP negotiates. Tucson attorney Burton Kinerk, who led the trial, says negotiations will begin after reviewing all 207 files.
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Salt River
Arizona Canal
Mohave
SRP
D.L. Greer
Apache County
Tucson
Burton Kinerk
John_Molloy
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