Internal conflicts at Hobo Joe's tied to Southwestern buys
Accounts reveal Southwestern Research Corp. bought over a quarter of Hobo Joe's in 1968 and later acquired the rest in 1970. Robert Goldwater and Martori recouped investments while Applegate allegedly diverted more than 1.5 million dollars for personal use before his 1974 death. Goldwater and Martori, informed in 1968, did not oust Applegate and later hired a private detective to probe the firm's affairs.
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Southwestern Research Corp
Robert Goldwater
Martori
Southwestern
Hobo Joe’s
Goldwater
Applegate
Hobo Joe
Scottsdale teachers approve $617 average raise in settlement
A district panel approved a 5.4 percent pay increase yielding an average $617 boost for about 1,300 Scottsdale teachers next year. The deal includes $850,000 for 1,130 regular teachers and adds $200 more if a budget override passes, with board action expected Tuesday.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Walter Hoffman
SFT
Hoffman
Bell conditionally accepted as route for state highway
Scottsdale wins conditional state highway status for a north loop corridor crossing Bell Pima Shea. The loop awaits MAG plan update and identical adoption by Scottsdale Phoenix councils. Phase I improvements to Bell Pima Shea West are due by 1981.
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Bell
Tom Ellis
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Arizona Department of Transportation Board of Directors
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Bell Road
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
Shea
Tempe
Salt River
Greenway
Beardsley
Black Canyon
William C. Jenkins
Ken O'Dell
Bill Rigel
Pete Corpstein
Arizona House Transportation Committee
George Campell
Roger Evans
Transportation Board
Bob Bracker
Bracker
Pima
Flood control study may yield about 2 million in work
Herbert Donald, general manager of the Maricopa County Flood Control District, outlined a tentative 113.8 million five year construction program. He cited about 2 million for 1977 78 as a provisional figure from a study by Collar Williams and White Engineering Inc. of Scottsdale, with districts sharing 200 000 and Phoenix Scottsdale and Paradise Valley contributing 1.8 million. The study covers the area between Tatum Boulevard and Pima Road from the Central Arizona Project dike to Indian Bend Wash. If funds are approved, construction could start by the end of fiscal year 1978.
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Maricopa County
Herbert Donald
Citizens Advisory Board
Donald
Collar, Williams and White Engineering Inc
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Tatum Boulevard
Pima Road
Central Arizona Project
Indian Bend Wash
Goldwater lists assets in protest over code of conduct
Senator Barry Goldwater filed a financial statement in the Congressional Record showing assets of about 721,630 dollars including a Paradise Valley home and furnishings. Major stocks include 3,300 Associated Dry Goods shares valued at 103,125 dollars and other holdings such as Exxon General Electric ITT General Motors Borg Warner and Valley National Bank shares. He and his wife hold 14,500 dollars in a joint bank account and 22,000 in her separate account plus 37,000 in trust accounts. He notes a Paradise Valley radio station used for military emergency purposes valued at 25,000 dollars and costing about 20,000 annually to maintain.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Paradise Valley
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Goldwater
Scottsdale
Phoenix
R-Ariz
Exxon Corp
General Electric Corp
ITT Consumers Service Corp
General Motors Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
the Valley National Bank of Arizona
Valley
Senate
Congress
Vietnam returns remains of 12 American pilots to U S panel
Vietnam releases 12 American pilots’ remains to a U S presidential commission as the government thanks Vietnam for the gesture. The report notes inflation rose one percent in February with food prices driving much of the gain amid winter and weather impacts.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S. Presidential Commission
Vietnam
U.S
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Washington
Labor Department
Carter urges stronger UN action for human rights
President Carter urged the United Nations to take vigorous action to advance human rights. He then shook hands with a Palestine Liberation Organization representative but did not speak with him. Guatemala reports its government joins four other Latin regimes in rejecting U S military aid tied to rights, about 75 million dollars at stake.
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United Nations
N.Y
Carter
World Organization
Palestine Liberation Organization
Guatemala City
Guatemala
U.S
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
el Salvador
Druze Muslims Attack Christian Village After Jumblatt Death
Police report enraged Moslem tribesmen fatally harmed over 200 Christian villagers in Beir ut region as retaliation for Kamal Jumblatt death. Dozens more Christians reportedly held against their will after Jumblatt was killed in an ambush on a mountain road southeast of Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Travel ban ends freeing American travel worldwide
Washington reports that a 27 year travel ban by executive order allowing Americans to travel to Cuba Vietnam North Korea and Cambodia expires today. President Carter announced nine days ago he would not renew the ban and citizens can travel anywhere now.
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Washington
U.S
Carter
Cuba
Vietnam
North Korea
Cambodia
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Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
Billie Gentry
Ken O’ Dell
Bob Johnstone
Sen. Goldwater
Associated Press
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