Mounted marriage at Scottsdale ends in elegant horseback ceremony
The wedding joined Pat Westland and Dwayne Prince as Mr and Mrs atop horses in North Scottsdale. Justice of the Peace Nancy West presided at the Westlund residence with a horse-friendly, festive mood. Rumors hint at a mountain Arizona horseback honeymoon.
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North Scottsdale
Pat Westland
Dwayne Prince
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Westlund
Arizona
Burns urges modest delay in wage and price increases
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Budget Committee that lasting benefits from mandatory wage and price controls are unlikely. He proposed a modest delay policy to curb abuses of private power, while warning against large government deficits and inflation risks.
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Washington
Arthur Burns
The
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Burns
Senate Budget Committee
Federal Reserve
Paradise Valley backs state bill to veto county zoning near cities
Paradise Valley endorses a measure allowing cities to veto county zoning changes within three miles of city limits. Scottsdale supports it in principle but has not taken a formal position. The bill cleared the Senate Government Committee 5 to 3 as sponsors push for a full Senate vote, with critics calling it unconstitutional.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Billy McCune
McCune
House
Oscar Butt
Arizona League of Cities
Franklin Aleshire
Britton
Downward plunge in Valley apartment construction
Scottsdale led a statewide downturn as 1975 saw 11 new apartments and a $240000 building in Scottsdale amid an 87 percent drop from 1974. Phoenix Tempe Scottsdale Glendale and Mesa combined issued 917 units in 95 buildings worth $10.1 million, far below 1974's 7000 units in 289 buildings totaling about $75.45 million. Vacancy remained around 5 percent. Elliott Emerson of the Arizona Apartment Association blamed overbuilding in the early 1970s and expected demand to catch up. Rent increases since 1969 stood at 17 percent while consumer costs rose 35 percent.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Apartment Association
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Tempe
Glendale
Mesa
Elliott Emerson
Association
Marley racing panel appointment under DPS and legislature review
The fate of Kemper Marley 69 of Phoenix and United Liquors Co. hangs on a Senate vote after a tight Judiciary Committee rejection. Investigators from the DPS and lawmakers probe past gifts and free liquor claims raised at the confirmation hearing as the process moves toward a full Senate decision.
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Kemper Marley
State Racing Commission
Department of Public Safety
Marley
United Liquors Co
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
United Liquors
Sport Service Corp
Phoenix Greyhound Park
Sport Service
Jacobs Family
Buffalo
N.Y
Arizona Greyhound Tracks
DPS
Alan Schmidt
Schmidt
State Liquor Board Aft
Scottsdale considers runway extension and parallel strip
Scottsdale City Council will discuss a plan to add a 3,450 foot northeast runway extension and a 3,800 foot parallel runway to Scottsdale Municipal Airport master plan. The move aims to reduce noise and safety concerns for homes west of Scottsdale Road while preserving option to obtain federal funding. Six alternatives including current configuration and extension options will be reviewed at 8 p.m. study session Tuesday.
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Scottsdale
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Johannessen
Scottsdale Road
City of
Phoenix
Beiruts Holiday Inn Seized in Civil War Clash
In Beirut Moslem and Christian factions clashed after leftist Moslem militiamen seized the 25 story Holiday Inn. The hotel had been held by Phalangists for six months and its capture marks a major Moslem victory amid the 11 month civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Holiday Inn
PLO Invited to U N Debate Amid Council Tension
The Security Council voted to invite the Palestine Liberation Organization to participate marking the first direct clash between Israel and the PLO in the council. The United States opposed citing procedure rules and cast a lone vote against equal member rights at the table.
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N.Y
Security Council
U.S
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
William W. Scranton
Las Vegas Strike Talks Resume Amid Ongoing Resort Closures
Negotiations were to resume at noon today to end a service employee strike that has closed nearly a dozen of 15 Las Vegas Strip resorts. Labor Commissioner Stan Jones said some progress was made as mediator in the dispute between the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union and the Nevada Resort Association. He declined to detail progress and asked both sides not to discuss positions publicly.
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Las Vegas
Stan Jones
Jones
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union
Nevada Resort Association
Claudine Longet Appears in Court in Sabich Shooting Case
In Aspen Colorado Claudine Longet accompanied by ex-husband Andy Williams faced a court appearance over the shooting death of professional skier Vladimir Spider Sabich. She was advised of her rights and released on a five thousand dollar personal recognizance bond as she left the courthouse in tears.
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Aspen
Colo
Andy Williams
Claudine Longet
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Miss Longet
Weekend Forecast Keeps Sunshine Then Cooling
Continued sunny today and Tuesday with a cooler turn on Tuesday. Highs reach the mid 80s today and lower 80s Tuesday, with overnight lows in the low 50s.
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