Blaze damages Scottsdale beauty shop and landmark building
Investigators probe two major fires on Monday night. A beauty shop at 3639 N Scottsdale Rd suffered 2000 dollars in damage from a rear storage fire at 9 57 p m and police found a gasoline can nearby. entry appeared forced and two teenage girls were seen fleeing. A separate blaze at Western Park and Orange Street destroyed a historic landmark building with an estimated 500 dollars damage. the owner is unknown. Two additional residential fires caused smaller losses later that evening including a 330 dollar blaze at 7515 E Hubspell caused by a candle left burning by a 10 year old.
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Camelback zoning ruling upholds city plan despite unsigned papers
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Fred Hyder found that a city council vote authorizing high rise zoning for a 40 acre Camelback Hayden Road site was sufficient even though final papers were not signed. Environmental Developers and Kranzler claim the ruling clears the path for a 960 unit condo complex, though city approval and design review still required before construction can begin.
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Salt River Indian Trade Fair Opens with Four Day Schedule
The Salt River Indian Community east of here hosts its fifth annual Indian Trade Fair starting Wednesday. Events include a Miss Indian Arizona pageant, dances, concerts by Alex Gomez and Loren Emerson, a children's program, a jazz trombonist, an all Indian rodeo, a parade with tribal dances, and an All-Indians barbecue. Indians from tribes nationwide are expected to attend.
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St. John’s
Scottsdale fatal pedestrian crash claims Albert Schroeder
Albert J Schroeder of Scottsdale died from internal injuries after being struck by a car at 68th Street and Monte Vista while crossing. He was 10 and died at Baptist Hospital. Survived by son Jack and siblings in Iowa. services to be held in Davenport. Dwight Hansen injured crossing North Scottsdale Road in the 4700 block. driver not cited. Weather: sunny and warm with a cooler trend midweek.
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Hansen
Spirit Lake
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Water bonds sold to Goldman Sachs for Indian Bend project
Goldman Sachs and Company of Los Angeles won the water bonds bid at 6.037701 percent. The 24 year net interest totals 1,989,146 dollars and funds will finance part of the Indian Bend Water Company purchase. City officials expect no rate change and will retain current staff as operations transition from the prior concession.
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Boy Found Unconscious In Scottsdale Pool Rescue At Hospital
A two year old boy identified as Chris Carr was found in a swimming pool shortly before noon near a Scottsdale home. Rural Fire Department rescue crews responded and took him to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital emergency room around 1 PM in serious condition.
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City vows to complete Vista del Camino project despite HUD cut
City officials warn Vista del Camino and Civic Center funds may be delayed as HUD releases only 900000 of a 38 million request. City Manager and council seek temporary financing and expect full federal support later, while projects proceed and September housing completion remains targeted.
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Basketballs arrive after city clean up drive ads
About 1 700 basketballs arrived to reward residents for turning in old tin and aluminum cans. Sears and the Scottsdale Progress sponsored the promotion begun February 27. more than 175 000 cans were collected with city trailers filled. Rain checks and tickets were issued as supplies ran out.
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European Farmers Protest Turns Violent in Brussels
More than 60 000 farmers marched through Brussels protesting low common market prices. The demonstration turned violent as protesters looted and set vehicles on fire while Belgian police battled rioters. Farmers demand a 10 to 15 percent price hike for their products.
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Plan for Nixon cabinet reform sent to Congress this week
Washington Republican leader Gerald Ford says President Nixon has completed a plan to reorganize the executive department. The proposal aims to reduce cabinet departments from 11 to eight and cut federal bureaucracy inefficiency.
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Faulkner Chosen Leader in Northern Ireland Vote
Former Development Minister Briah Faulkner selected as head of Northern Ireland's ruling party, defeating right winger William C. in a party vote. Observers expect Faulkner to steer policy with moderation similar to predecessor Jamies Chichester-Clark.
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Faulkner
Jamies Chichester-Clark
Stops listed for new railroad passenger route
Washington rail passengers learned stops on the upcoming route segments. The agency will run passenger trains after May. The New Orleans to Los Angeles line will include Tucson and Phoenix as stops.
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Los Angeles
Tucson
Phoenix
Calley murder trial jurors accused of improper conduct
Lawyers for Lt William Calley charged the murder court martial jury was "wining and dining" during deliberations. Calley's chief counsel presented a clipping from today's Atlanta Constitution reporting the jury requested a week of clean clothes and someone to look after paychecks due in March as they deliberated for a week.
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