Warren Counterclaim in Fraud Suit Ends in Settlement
The Associated Press notes Warren filed a counterclaim in a fraud case, with the suit settled out of court in 1972. Anlarman racianad ac a national.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
1
Warren's Arizona land deals tied to 1967 Republican ties
The article notes Warren's 1967 purchase of 1200 acres in northern Arizona from G. Robert Herberger linked Republican fundraising. He later sold the property to Warren-controlled Great Southwest Land & Cattle Co., which collapsed in 1972. Bankruptcy court returned about 60 lots to a Herberger trust, with some already sold to buyers.
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National Committee
Warren
Arizona
G. Robert Herberger
Barry Goldwater
Great Southwest Land & Cattle Co
Herberger Trust
Carter administration proposes 20 cent rise in minimum wage
The Carter administration urged raising the current $2.30 hourly minimum to $2.50 as of July 1 and tying future increases to a percentage of manufacturing wages. The plan, called indexing, would set wages at 50 percent of average straight time manufacturing pay from July 1978 onward, sparking mixed reactions from labor groups and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
Ray Marshall
House
Labor Standards
Marshall
Garment Workers
Carter
Subcommittee
John Dent
White House
Charles Schultze
Dent
Spring Fever Hits Scottsdale Mall Scene
A sunny Scottsdale Mall scene at the west end near Brown Avenue and Main Street shows spring fever drawing tourists and residents. Temperatures rose into the mid 80s over the past three days and are expected to drop as colder air moves into the state today. Progress photo by Bob Johnstone.
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Scottsdale Mall
Brown Avenue
Main Street
Former union leader disputes Scottsdale teacher pact
Larry Bell former Scottsdale Federation of Teachers president criticizes the negotiated settlement approved by the school board and urges adoption of reasonable policies He plans a meeting to inform teachers before the April 7 vote on the package The pay raises total about 1 million and vary by method and credits with concerns over non salary policies the district says are unenforceable or intrusive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
SFT
Scottsdale
Larry Bell
Bell
Scottsdale Education Association
City approves 3.6 million flood control plan for Indian Bend Wash
City Council approves a 3.6 million flood control budget tied to the Indian Bend Wash project. Federal funding to the Corps of Engineers and bonds from 1973 support 23 projects beginning this year, with 9 million of bonds sold and 3.6 million remaining unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Bend Wash
Carter
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Maricopa County
Arizona
George Iannella
Flood Control District
Corps
Iannella
Arizona Water Commission
Indian Bend
George Britton
Osborn Road
78Th Street
Continental Homes
Scottsdale
Continental
Scottsdale Road
Conscience Payment at Hopi School
A man in his twenties gave Hopi School principal Corwin Ellsworth a $100 check to cover vandalism done at the school years ago. He refused to identify himself or describe the damage, saying he did not want to live with the knowledge. District officials will place the funds in the general fund, not for Hopi, as Ellsworth praises the act as evidence of good in people.
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Hopi
Corwin Ellsworth
Ellsworth
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Desai Sworn In as India’s Prime Minister
Morarji Desai, 81, leader of the Janata party, was sworn in as India's fourth prime minister in New Delhi after Janata and allies defeated Indira Gandhi and Congress in last week's elections. Desai called the move a nonviolent new revolution.
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New Delhi
India
Morarji Desai
Janata Party
Janata
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Desai
Zaire Bombs Katangan Exile HQ Amid Mediation Hopes
Zaire air force jets bombed the exile headquarters of invading Katangan factions in Kinshasa. The government said the strikes come as the United States withholds additional emergency aid to President Mobutu Sese Seko while Nigeria is urged to mediate a possible end to the fighting.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
United States
Mobutu Sese Seko
Nigeria
Labor Left Rebels Against Callaghan Liberal Pact
In London the Liberal side of the coalition kept Prime Minister James Callaghan from a no confidence defeat but about 80 left wing Labor MPs denounced the pact. They pledged not to be bound by the agreement to grant Liberals a say in policy during the final four months of Parliament.
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London
Liberal Party
James Callaghan
Labor Party
Callaghan
NTSB Probes Sinatra Jet Crash For Pilot Controller Error
Federal investigators planned to interview air traffic personnel and jet owners after the Jan 6 crash that killed Natalie Dolly Sinatra and three others. The NTSB said no mechanical failure is indicated in the Lear jet crash.
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Palm Springs
Frank Sinatra
National Transportation Safety Board
Natalie
Dolly” Sinatra
Birmingham boy abducted and killed by trusted suspect
More than 200 detectives searched for a well educated trusted individual who smothered 11 year old Timothy King of Birmingham after his abduction from a neighborhood drugstore March 16. The body was found in a roadside ditch marking the seventh child abduction murder in Oakland County in 14 months. Weather outlook: sunny, windy and cooler today with highs around 77 and lows in the 50s.
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Birmingham
Mich
Timothy King
Oakland County
Energy workshop in Scottsdale to cut consumption
A resource conservation workshop at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts on Saturday will cover tips to reduce energy and water use. Sponsored by the City of Scottsdale and the Scottsdale Junior Women's Club, the event runs 9 a.m. to noon with talks on cutting consumption and avoiding wasteful energy leaks, plus displays and a discussion on a proposed APS rate structure.
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
City of
Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service Co
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Associated Press
Bob Johnstone
Elsworth
Kids’ Slayer Sought
Energy Workshop
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