Warren tied to Rosenzweig deal in multi party land plot
The Associated Press outlines complex land and stock transactions linked to Harry Rosenzweig and associates near Phoenix. Warren and partners profited as Fuqua Industries bought Rose Garden land and related firms, with management fees and profits paybacks routed through Warren connected entities. Rosenzweig and Warren dispute direct business ties while Goldwater letters are cited in context.
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Associated Press
Arizona Republican
Harry Rosenzweig
Ned Warren Sr
Rosenzwieg
Phoenix
Fuqua Industries
Rose Garden
Warren
Albert Kramer
Burton Bentley
Arizona Valley Development
Lake Montezuma
Arizona Valley
Fuqua
Montezuma
Kramer
Bentley
Larry Klamon
Arizona Land
Harry and
Newton Rosenzweig
Rosenzweigs
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
Educational Computer Systems Inc
Report to Congress backs Indian self rule and taxation powers
A Commission report urges Indian tribes to be recognized as sovereigns with authority to levy taxes and try non-Indians in tribal courts. It also calls for replacing the Bureau of Indian Affairs with an independent agency and has over 100 recommendations to Congress due for May 18.
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Washington
Congress
American Indian Policy Review Commission
Meeds
Pete Taylor
Commission
Ill
Jake Whitecrow
Oklahoma
Ada Deer
Wisconsin
John Burbradge
Alaska
BIA
Louis Bruce
New York
Adolph Dial
North Carolina
Taylor
Bruce
Joan Enos
Ft. McDowell
John Artichoker
Phoenix
Andrews
Indians favor BIA removal and sovereignty report
Representatives of Arizona Indian communities welcomed a Congress endorsed plan by the American Indian Policy Review Commission calling for Indian sovereignty and the abolition of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. They urged immediate Congressional action to implement self determination, taxation power, tribal court trials for non Indians, and the replacement of BIA.
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Arizona
Congressional Committee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
American Indian Policy Review Commission
Herschel Andrews
Salt River
Today in the News Today in the News
The Associated Press wires report a digest of daily top stories with brief updates across politics, economy, and world events. Highlights include policy debates, market movements, and international tensions shaping current events.
Zaire fighting raises danger to copper mines
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance urged Congress that fighting in Zaire creates a dangerous situation, risking disruption to copper mine operations as Katanga gendarmes shelter across the border in Angola after their secessionist defeat. Santos Trafficante invokes Fifth Amendment before JFK assassination panel. Swiss hijack ends safely after police overpowers hijacker. U S mission to Vietnam arrives in Hanoi led by Leonard Woodcock with a polite reception.
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Washington
Zaire
Cyrus R. Vance
Congress
Katanga
Angola
House
John F. Kennedy
Santos Trafficante
Cuba
CIA
Fidel Castro
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
Carter
United Auto Worker
Leonard Woodcock
Phan Hien
Weekend Warmth Gives Way to Cooler Thursday
Increasing cloudiness and mild today and tonight. Turning cooler Thursday with gusty winds and a chance for showers. Highs mid 70s today and low 60s Thursday. Overnight lows mid 50s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Thursday.
Hilton-Westcor withdraws rezoning bid for Scottsdale site
Hilton president Robert Karatz withdrew the proposal at a city council meeting citing traffic problems and lack of immediate demand. The plan aimed to rezone 21 acres east of Scottsdale Road near McDonald for a mixed use center with retail and entertainment. The council accepted the withdrawal without comment and noted no immediate plan to resubmit.
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Scottsdale
Hilton-Westcor
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Hilton
Robert Karatz
Jay Stuckey
Westcor Corp
Karatz
McDonald
Scottsdale Seven
Alamos
Planning Commission
Lincoln Drive
Dale Shumway
Larry Bussard
Kosacz urges four horseshoe pits at Eldorado Park
Frank Kosacz, 62, fires about 100 horseshoes each morning at Eldorado Park and says the city should add four horseshoe courts. He recalls playing 20 years ago in Indiana before recent practice after his layoff as a sign erector.
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Frank Kosacz
Eldorado Park
Kosacz
Indiana
Arizona jobless rate dips. housing outlook improves
The Arizona unemployment rate falls from 8.0 to 7.6 percent in February, with Maricopa County showing a drop to 7.0 percent and 42,700 unemployed. Officials forecast a construction rebound and note tourism stays strong while manufacturing grows slowly. Mining may decline in Pima County due to summer talks and possible strike.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Economic Security
Frank Naylor
Maricopa County
Naylor
Pima County
Court upholds Scottsdale sign control standards on appeal
Arizona Court of Appeals reverses a 1974 ruling that part of Scottsdale sign regulations was unconstitutional. Judge Mary M. Schroeder finds no concrete case or controversy, noting no permit was denied or threatened under three standards about community character climate and design. The ruling concerns zoning, not the amortization ordinance sued by Scottsdale Associated Merchants.
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Arizona Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Scottsdale
Howard F. Thompson
Schroeder
Appellee Organization
Arizona Sign
Sign Association
Sait
Review Board
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Arizona Republic
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Joyce Margulies
Lloyd Meeds
D-Wash
Carter Administration
Department of Interior
Interior Department
Zurich
Switzerland
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Luciano Porcari
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