Scranton Calls for Restraint in Middle East Policy Clashes
The U S ambassador urged restraint at a UN session, criticizing unilateral Israeli actions in the occupied territories. He warned such moves inflame tensions, while noting a West Bank incident in which an Arab boy was killed and an Israeli reservist was held for court action after a rock-throwing riot.
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Scranton
Moynihan
Israel
Occupied Territories
West Bank
Supreme Court
Jerusalem
Holy City
West Jordan
Hotels pledge action on thefts in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police and nine hotel general managers plus the Chamber of Commerce producer met to pursue prosecutions of hotel burglars and thieves. Police aim to reassess security and educate guests while assigning a detective to hotel crime investigations as burglaries rise to about 30 this year with losses around 60 000 to 81 000 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale-area
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Walter C. Nemetz
David Townsend
John Marks
Nemetz
George Graham
McCormick Ranch
Graham
Hilton
Inn
Katie Taylor
Resists panel's pleas Board delays vote on basic school
Scottsdale School Board postponed action on a basic school proposal despite a committee delegation request. The panel hopes to circulate a district survey and establish the program by next fall, but the board raised questions about the formation packet and timing. The meeting also approved the 1976-77 calendar, Vietnamese refugee funding, Title IX grant plans, a Disneyland trip, and a progress report on Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service.
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Bonnie Foster
Basic School Committee
Scottsdale
Martha Jo Hunsaker
Donald Swanson
Robert Usdane
Usdane
Paul Streich
Streich
James Tanner
Arcadia High School
Disneyland
Paradise Valley Considers Deleting Resort Use From Zoning
Paradise Valley town council will discuss deleting the resort hotel special use from the zoning ordinance at 7 30 p m in Town Hall Invergordon Road and Lincoln Drive. The planning and zoning commission approved the change 4 3 urging council to drop the resort category while proposing a future study group to explore a new category of special use for transient guest facilities.
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Paradise Valley
Town Hall
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Planning and Zoning Commission
H. Wyman Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Commission
Board of Adjustments
Weather outlook for the week remains warm and sunny
The forecast calls for continued sunny and warm conditions today and Thursday. Highs near the upper 80s today and around 85 Thursday. Breezy Thursday afternoon with overnight lows in the low 50s.
Scottsdale approves downtown 1500-seat theater complex
United Artists will lease phase two of Mercado Verde for a 1500-seat five theater complex in downtown Scottsdale next to the Arts Center. The project includes 208 parking deficit noted by staff, but 130 spaces are allocated in the renewal deal. Arnold Childhouse of United Artists says 900 spaces are within 750 feet and that moviegoers wait in lines, not near the theater.
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Scottsdale Mall
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Second Street
Arts Center
Mercado Verde
Herb Drinkwater
United Artists Theater Circuit Inc
Arnold Childhouse
United Artists
Childhouse
Scottsdale council stalls airport plan revision vote
A divided Scottsdale City Council debated expanding the Municipal Airport master plan. Some members supported extending the runway and adding a parallel second runway, while others resisted including a second runway. Public hearings were promised, with no commitment to expansion. The outcome depends on absent member Dr Heinz Hink.
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Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Johannessen and Girand Consulting Engineers Inc
Franklin D. Aleshire
Louis Lagomarsino
Johannessen
Giraud
Aleshire
Lagomarsino
Charles Smith
Richard V. Campana
Campana
Smith
Scottsdale
Herb Drinkwater
Phoenix
Scottsdale Road
Drinkwater
Paul Messinger
Heinz Hink
Hink
Dow Tops 1000 As Market Surges On Tuesday
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 16.38 to 1,011 by 2 p.m. as the market breached the 1,000 level. In Washington President Ford warned senators of Cuban military activity abroad with contingency plans under review. In London Field Marshal Montgomery, Britain's WWI commander, died at 88 after months of poor health.
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Dow
New York
Washington
Ford
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Cuba
Africa
Isington
England
Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Duke of Wellington
Montgomery
Coup Destroys Peronist Rule In Argentina
Buenos Aires reports the armed forces overthrew President Isabel Peron early today, removing she from office and dispatching her to the interior. The takeover campaigns to purge Peronism and leftist groups, leaving civilian rule in only two South American nations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
South America
U.S. balance of payments ends 1975 with first surplus
The United States posted a slight deterioration in its final quarter balance but finished 1975 with the first surplus on record. A top government economist warned that inflation would accelerate later this year as the economy continued its recovery from recession.
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Washington
United States
Ford Says He Is Disturbed by Defense Budget Cut Plan
President Ford expressed strong concern over a House Budget Committee proposal to reduce seven billion dollars from his defense budget. He called the plan alarming and said it would impact national defense.
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Washington
Ford
House Budget Committee
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