Crime fighting plan approved in Scottsdale
Scottsdale city council approved a citizen participation project proposed by the Center for Criminal Justice at Arizona State University. The city will seek a $7502 LEAA grant to fund a one neighborhood crime prevention experiment using police and community volunteers in a team policing area.
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Scottsdale
Center For Criminal Justice
Arizona State University
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Center of Criminal Justice
U S signals willingness to hold talks with Hanoi
The United States has sent a message via a foreign government indicating readiness to begin talks with North Vietnam in Paris or a nearby site. The main aim is resolving Americans missing in Indochina, with broader discussion possible on Hanoi’s Southeast Asia relations and recognition.
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Washington
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Hanoi
France
Paris
North Vietnam
State Department
Robert Funseth
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Provisional Revolutionary
Ford Administration
Indochina
Vietnam
Rep. G.V
Sonny” Montgomery
Dmiss
House Select Committee On
Paradise Valley imposes 9 day moratorium on resort hotel apps
Town council in Paradise Valley votes unanimously for a nine day halt on new resort hotel zoning applications while planning a committee to study deleting the resort use and redefining a compatible resort inn. Existing resorts and approved plans stay in effect.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Jeffrey Timbanard
J. Duncan Brock
the Planning and Zoning Commission
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
Scottsdale budget marathon to digest 1976 77 plan
Scottsdale school board and district administrators will hold two marathon sessions to review a nearly 300 page budget for 1976 77. The budget totals about 50 million dollars, up four million from 1975 76, with rises in salaries and insurance costs. A voter approved override may be required for funds beyond a seven percent O M cap. Sessions run 5 to 11 p m at 3811 N 44th St.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Kearney
44Th St
Ranchers oppose Navajo land transfer in House Rock Valley
Range unit officials in Phoenix voiced strong opposition to transferring 250000 acres of public land in the House Rock Valley and Paria Plateau to Navajo families. The council urged an environmental impact statement, exempted ranching off-road use, and opposed grazing fee increases while calling for Congress to study impacts and seek a more realistic settlement.
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Phoenix
Rangeland Advisory Council
House Rock Valley
Paraia
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Raul Castro
Paria Plateau
Arizona
Scottsdale School District votes to start before Labor Day
The Scottsdale School District board approved a 1976-77 calendar 4-1 to start before Labor Day, enabling a May 26, 1977 dismissal. Sam Childs opposed and Paul Streich was absent at the March 16 vote. A special session followed extended debate, and a calendar committee was authorized for future plans.
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Scottsdale
Sam Childs
Robert Asdane
Donald Swanson
Tyes
Aaron Rosen
Paul Streich
Childs
Rosen
William Randall
Architect wins $800000 Irish Sweepstakes ticket
Kenneth Householder, 58, an American architect based in San Francisco, won $800000 from the Irish Sweepstakes ticket XJB 13365. He plans a possible trip to Ireland and doubts tax impact, noting his charity donations and surprise at the windfall. Householder grew up in Dallas, studied at SMU and Yale, and moved to San Francisco 23 years ago.
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San Francisco
Kenneth Householder
Dublin
Householder
Ireland
Bureau of
Pene
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Yale
U S Recognizes Argentina Junta After Coup
The United States officially recognizes the military junta that toppled President Isabel Peron as of two days after the coup. State Department spokesman Robert Funseth said diplomatic relations will be maintained. Ford campaigns in California as primary nears with focus on New York Wisconsin and other states.
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U.S
Argentina
Buenos Aires
United States
Isabel Peron
Washington
State Department
Robert Funseth
Ford
California
San Francisco
New York
Wisconsin
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Henry M. Jackson
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Kissinger Says U S Turkey Reach Intel Facility Accord
Secretary Kissinger announced a new agreement with Turkey restoring U S access to Turkish military intelligence facilities. He said the accord would be signed later and details released Monday after the final negotiating session with Turkish Foreign Minister Ihsan S. Caglayangil.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Turkey
Kissinger
Ihsan S. Caglayangil
Mobil Corp forges plan to acquire Marcor Inc for 943 million
Mobil Corp and Marcor Inc announce an agreement in principle for Mobil to take control. Marcor stock holders would exchange each share for 0.16 Mobil shares plus $30 principal of 8.5 percent 25 year sinking fund debentures.
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Mobil Corp
New York
Marcor Inc
Marcor
CIA List of Top Politicians Was Given to Hughes
Former Hughes aide John H. Meier says a CIA officer handed him a list of 31 top politicians including then Rep Gerald Ford in September 1969 for Howard Hughes to pay them. Meier, Hughes’ scientific adviser, recounted the claim while in Vancouver. The industrialist then resided in Las Vegas.
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Vancouver
B.C
Central Intelligence Agency
Gerald Ford
Howard Hughes
Hughes
John H. Meier
CIA
Meier
Las Vegas
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Doncaster
England
Dublin Express
Internal Revenue Service
Associated Press
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