City to review finance center development plans
City staffers will present to the council on the proposed Scottsdale Financial Center a multi million dollar project on a 7.5 acre site at Scottsdale and Indian School Roads. Officials note traffic and downtown impact as key concerns while the report also covers capital improvements and energy conservation efforts.
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Scottsdale Financial Center
Scottsdale
Indian School Roads
Bank of Scottsdale
Paul Messinger
Energy Conservation Committee
Car Smashes Kitchen In Villa Monterey Incident
Mrs Norval Fast reported a late model Ford driven by Edith Rooney backed from a driveway across the street and struck her kitchen wall at about 730 am. Rooney 67 of 4726 N 76th Place was jailed on suspicion of DUI and speeding with 45 foot tire marks reported.
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Norval
Villa Monterey
Norval Fast
N. 76Th Place
Scottsdale
City budget draft faces cuts in rst
City Manager Dale Carter says a balanced budget this spring is unlikely. The draft shows expenditures exceeding identifiable revenue by 2 to 3 million, with a 21.5 to 22 million plan and a 18.3 million current budget. Carters team reviews 80 programs to surface alternatives and priorities for a balanced year starting July 1.
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Bruce Jameson
Dale Carter
Carter
Council
OPEC ministers weigh crude price cuts amid embargo talks
At a Vienna session oil ministers from OPEC discuss reducing crude prices after April. Saudi Oil Minister Yamani says he will seek a price cut, while Venezuela’s Mines Minister Hernandez vows to resist reductions. OAPEC is set to announce lifting the U.S. boycott tied to Middle East policy.
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Vienna
UPI
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Yamani
Venezuela
Valentin Hernandez
Opec Economic Commission
Anothes
Phapite
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
OAPEC
United States
Middle East
City expands recycling centers nine seek four seats thirteen in city
The Arizona chapter of Friends of the Earth opens a new recycling center at Camelback Mall for newspapers and aluminum and tin cans. President Matthew Ringer says form guides residents to bundle newspapers and avoid other items. About 13 centers exist citywide, run by students churches clubs and more, saving the city about twenty dollars per ton and roughly seventeen trees per ton of paper.
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The
Arizona
Friends of. the Earth
Camelback Mall
70Th Street
Camelback Road
Matthew Ringer
N. 66Th Place
Ringer
Hayden East- Woolco
Tempe
Friends of the Earth
Saguaro High School Ecology Club
Bashas
Granite Reef Road
McDonald
Tim Bray
Bray
Frontier
Scottsdale and
Thomas Roads
Los Arcos
74Th Street
McDowell Road
Earl’s Market
Indian School
Hayden Roads
Thrifty. Drug
Hayden and Thomas
Roads
Eldorado
Write-in candidate joins Paradise Valley council race
Phoenix attorney Michael Donahoe, who finished 13th in the Feb 11 primary, says he will file write-in petitions for the March 25 general election. He notes low turnout and plans petitions by next week. Eight names appear on the ballot with four seats to be filled.
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Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Michael Donahoe
Donahoe
N. Invergordon Rd
Mary Ann Brines
H. Wyman
Hitchcock
Peter S. Wainwright
Jeffery Timbanard
Melvin Kowal
J.duncan Brock
L. Barry Palmer
Richard Mybeck
William M. Baltz
Weekend Weather Outlook with Warm Days
Sunny and warm today and Sunday with patchy high clouds. High around 90 today and in the upper 80s Sunday. Overnight low mid 50s.
West German Banker Bets on Arizona Growth
West German financier Count Ferdinand Von Galen says he is investing in Arizona, citing the Southwest as the fastest growing U S area with steady service industry expansion. He owns land near Elgin and chairs Patagonia Corporation which controls banks and other financial entities in Tucson Phoenix and New York.
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Wellington Long
Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Ferdinand von Galen
Arizona
United States
von Galen
New York
Chicago
Southwest
Schroeder,Muenchmayer, Hengst and Co
West Germany
Great Western Bank and Trust of
Phoenix
Pima-Savings and Loan of
Tucson
Patagonia
United States Filter Corp. of
Forecasts Pin Grain Harvest Record in 1974 Prices Up
Washington officials warn the 1974 grain harvest may set a record and that retail food prices for the year will rise about 12 percent from 1973. Don Paarlberg reaffirmed earlier expectations that price increases will be smaller than last year. Norman Okla Speaker Carl Albert predicts Democrats gain 50 House seats, and that party will exceed 300 members in Congress next session but without clear 1976 presidential contenders.
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Washington — Agriculture Department
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Norman
Okla
House
Carl Albert
Democratic Party
Congress
Portuguese General Ousted Leads Troops North of Lisbon
The defense ministry said a general ousted over colonial policy is commanding troops north of Lisbon. All units were ordered to barracks and moving columns told to retreat to base with no violence reported.
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Lisbon
Portuguese Defense Ministry
Indictments Tied to Gold Heist at Nevada Mine
Seven men have been indicted in connection with the theft of nearly 700000 dollars in gold from the nation s second largest mine. Secret Service agents seized 57000 dollars in gold precipitate and bullion in a garbage can liner at Reno Airport last month. Officials at the Carlin open pit mine said losses could total 500000 to 700000 dollars over several months.
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Reno
Nev
Secret Service
Carlin
U.S. Army Ammunition Shipments to South Vietnam Remain High
Pentagon released figures show monthly ammo shipments to South Vietnam approaching the levels seen during active combat just after the January 27 1973 ceasefire. The data highlight ongoing military support as the ceasefire entered its first year.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Radia Yly
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City To Review Finance Center
Richard Bauman
Bauman
Bob Johnstone
Rst
Chad Cowley
Scottsdale Boys Club
Motorola
van Galen
Oxford
Christ Church College
Bonn
Cologne
Schroeder, Muenchmeyer, Hengst and Co
Canada
Raymond A. Rich
David Williams
Sonita Valley
Elgin
Patagonia Corporation of
Rich and Williams
American Stock Exchange
Clemens
Muenster
Hitler
Europe
United Press International
Portugal
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