Scottsdale Basic School plan to be reviewed by board
After 18 months of study the basic school committee will present results to the Scottsdale School District board. A district survey may be approved for circulation to sample public opinion on a fundamental school option at one of the 20 elementary schools. The panel quarreled over the survey described as loaded and will not necessarily seek a fall implementation, with dissenting members free to file a minority report. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m at the district office 3811 N 44th St.
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Basic School Committee
Scottsdale
George Davis
Davis
Leslie Lustgarten
James Wellington
44Th St
Lebanon Warlord Rejects Resignation Formula
Kamal Junblatt of the Socialist Druze Moslems vetoes a face-saving plan for Christian President Suleiman Franjieh to resign. He calls the proposed solution a trick and demands Franjieh's immediate unconditional resignation as civil war rages.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Kamal Junblatt
Franjieh
Pentagon officials stay at Masters house in Augusta
Sen William Proxmire said six Pentagon officials enjoyed free hospitality at the Masters in Augusta Georgia. They stayed in a house rented over five years by defense contractor Northrop Corp. The list he sent to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld appears incomplete.
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Washington
Pentagon
Augusta
Northrop Corp
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Northrop
Supreme Court Rules Public Identification of Suspect Not Violating Rights
In a 5 to 3 decision the Supreme Court ruled that public disclosure of a person as a criminal before conviction does not violate the Constitution. The ruling overturned a U.S. Circuit Court finding that officials damage reputation protections apply.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Congressman's aide defends Clay over travel billing claims
Aide Jerome Williams said he had not read the Wall Street Journal report and that Representative William L. Clay was unavailable for comment. The Journal reported Clay billed government for trips he could not have made, claiming reimbursements for travel to different destinations concurrently.
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Washington
William L. Clay
Dmo
Jerome Williams
Clay
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Jerry Landauer
Udall proposes tripling social programs to curb crime
Rep Morris Udall campaigns in Harlem and calls for a threefold rise in social program spending to fight crime and halt rehabilitation of hardened criminals. He would finance the plan with a 1 to 15 percent cut in the defense budget.
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New York
Morris Udall
Harlem
Arizona
Udall
Weather outlook warm with clouds and mid 80s
Mostly sunny with high cloudiness today and Wednesday. Not as warm with highs in the mid 80s and overnight lows near 50. Details on page 3.
Citizen Fight on Crime Urged in Scottsdale Plan
Scottsdale City Council to consider LEAA grant of 7502 dollars for Center for Criminal Justice ASU proposal. The plan would form community block organizations to prevent crime, evaluate citizen participation in policing, and strengthen dialogue between residents and police under the department's team policing effort.
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Scottsdale
Center For Criminal Justice
Arizona State University
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Ford administration proposes bipartisan limits on bugging and wiretaps
The Ford administration unveiled a bill to curb electronic surveillance in US intelligence work. It requires court warrants for domestic eavesdropping targeting foreign powers or agents and sets emergency self authorization with rapid judge notification and potential appeals.
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Washington
Ford Administration
United States
Attorney General
Ducking Dinner at Eldorado Park Feathers Try to Share
Two year old Jimmy Douglas Hern tells three ducks at Eldorado Park there isn’t enough to go around. The scene captures a playful family moment as the child shares a snack with the birds.
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Jimmy Douglas Hern
Eldorado Park
Reagan Leads In Arizona Republican Caucuses
AP reports Ronald Reagan leads Gerald Ford in Arizona district and county caucuses for state GOP delegates. With about two thirds of delegates chosen, Reagan holds roughly 62 percent of elected delegates, conflicting tallies cite Reagan ahead 254 to 162 or 284 to 152 depending on counts, as districts 15 16 and several counties report results.
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Phoenix
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Arizona
Reagan
Kansas City
Nonavie Dyer
Burt Kruglick
Kruglick
Ford
Pima County
Scottsdale
Santa Cruz County
Cochise
Yavapai
Santa Cruz
Yuma
Scottsdale approves plan for 1500 seat theater complex
The Mercado Verde project proposes a second phase with a five theatre complex in downtown Scottsdale. City planning notes merit but raises parking and traffic concerns and suggests a comprehensive parking and traffic study and potential south side property purchase to add spaces.
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Scottsdale
Larry D. Bussard
Bussard
Second Street
Scottsdale teachers seek budget proposals totaling over $110000
Five referendum requests will be presented to Scottsdale School District officials by the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers. Proposals include department chairmen and counselors seeking extended contracts and new staff in art, home economics, and industrial arts.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
Jack Kearney
Walter Hoffman
Hoffman
Kruse auto firm to face tax hearing over back dues
Representatives of Kruse Classic Auction Inc of Auburn Indiana will appear at a Wednesday morning hearing before city tax officials to contest sales tax payments. The firm paid about 8200 dollars under protest in December claiming many sales were tax exempt. City officials say 8200 remains due for 1973 to 1975 with prior claims of over 16000.
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Kruse Classic Auction Inc
Auburn
Ind
Scottsdale
Kruse
City Finance
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White House
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Judiciary
Levi
Edward M. Kennedy
Peter Rodino
Bob Johnstone
Mall Theater
Scottsdale Center
N. 44Th St
Kruse Auto Firm
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