Warren courts appointment to clean up Arizona land fraud
Investigative Reporters and Editors portray Ned Warren Sr. as the land fraud kingpin in Arizona. His interview defends his methods while facing 20 felony fraud counts and a postponed trial after a heart attack. The IRE series links Warren to multiple firms, past wire fraud, and alleged payoffs to a former real estate commissioner.
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Ned Warren Sr
Arizona
Warren
Phoenix
Investigative Reporters and Editors
IRE
Indianapolis Star
U.S
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Bolles
Western Growth Capital Corp
Cochise College Park
Great Southwest Land & Cattle Co
Consolidated Acceptance Corp
Edward Lazar
Consolidated Mortgage Co
Lazar
Grand Jury
Grand
J. Fred Talley
Scottsdale District OKs May Budget Override Vote
Scottsdale School District Board approves a $770,570 maintenance and operations override for May with a 3 to 2 vote. The plan funds teacher raises, more staff, and supplies while keeping the current tax rate due to capital outlay cuts. Critics fear insufficient use of funds and oppose referendums.
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Scottsdale
Paul Streich
Thomas Carey
Donald Swanson
Phyllis Spencer
Richard Clark
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Commission
Spencer
Clark
Streich
Today in the At I From Associated Press Wires
Today in the At I From Associated Press Wires provides generic wire-service updates without specific readable details. The fragment lacks concrete names places events or dates to form a concise news item.
Drought aid urged by Carter seeks 850 million in loans and grants
President Carter asks Congress for up to 594 million in loans and 250 million in grants to aid drought hit western states. He outlines the plan before the House Interior Committee and notes further federal water project reviews. The message also covers resumed talks with Vietnam in Paris on normalizing relations.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Interior
Cecil Andrus
House Interior Committee
United States
Vietnam
Paris
Pham van Dong
American Commission
Dispute Delays Scottsdale Teachers Salary Vote
Dissatisfied SFT and SEA members push back on a 5.4 percent raise package totaling just under 1 million for 1,300 teachers. A postponed vote to April 7 follows district and union negotiations amid concerns over distribution and budget implications.
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Walter Hoffman
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Hoffman
SFT
Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
Richard Clark
Clark
Scottsdale Sister City to Donate Medical and School Goods
The Scottsdale Sister City Commission will ship about 10000 dollars of medical school and athletic supplies to Alamos Mexico this week. Donated items include instruments from Dr. Virgil Counsellor and equipment from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A moving company provides transport and a benefit dinner dance is planned April 3 at Los Olivos in Scottsdale.
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Los Hermanos Club
Coronado High School
Alamos
Mexico
Scottsdale
Virgil Counsellor
William M. Johnson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Commission
Johnson
Chambers Mayflower Moving and Storage
Nogales
Ariz
United States
Alamos Hospital
Los Olivos Mexican Patio
Second St
Scottsdale Planning Commission rejects McDonald area shopping center rezoning
The Scottsdale Planning Commission recommends denial of a nearly 8.5 acre neighborhood shopping center at the southeast corner of McDonald Drive and Scottsdale Road. Property owners Joseph Foss Erick Kenney and George Moerkerke proposed a Smitty s store and 15 to 16 retail shops with a branch bank. Residents opposed citing traffic and impact on residential areas. Kenney defended plans citing buffer landscaping and traffic measures.
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McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Smitty’s
Savings and Loan
Kenney
Commission
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Callaghan
London
James Callaghan
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Kanshasa
Zaire
Gerald Nagle
SEA President
Robert Levy
Cimicmen
Diets Finance Committee
Levy
Bob Johnstone
McDonald, Scottsdale
Kennery
Louis N. Blumenthal
Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations
Blumenthal
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