Democratic Forum Plans Talk by Black Muslims Speaker
Tentative arrangements were made today for a representative of the Black Muslims to speak at the Arizona Democratic Party Forum April 19 in the Clayton-Coronado Eldorado Park community building. Scottsdale City Council approval is needed to use the building before final plans. Some Democrats oppose Bernard Cushmeer’s appearance representing Elijah Muhammad. Cushmeer's earlier bowling alley event was canceled amid owner policy objections and party pressure.
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Arizona Democratic Party
Clayton - Coronado - Eldorado Park
Chuck Belser
Scottsdale
Democratic Party
Bernard Cushmeer
Elijah Muhammad
Cushmeer
Belster
Bracelet theft at Valley Ho Hotel targets Mrs Crevelin
Police report a platinum bracelet valued at 7500 with about 200 diamonds stolen from a motel room at the Valley Ho Hotel 350 West Main. Entry occurred between 8 45 and 9 40 p m through a sliding arcadia door. Witnesses saw two men flee the area.
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Valley Ho
W. Main
Delores. Crevolin
San Dimas
Calif
Arcadia
Floyd Walford
Gresham
Neb
Kennedy campaign blitz through Arizona to rally support
U S Senator Robert F Kennedy and family begin a statewide tour in Arizona with a Tucson rally at the University of Arizona and a dinner for 1 300 Navajo officials in Window Rock The group includes his wife Ethel Kathleen Lawford and Kennedy sisters plus staff and about 30 news correspondents A Frank Saltiner former JFK aide may join delegates efforts in Phoenix Flagstaff and Northern Arizona University hearings with Senator Paul Fannin are planned
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U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Arizona
Ethel
Kathleen
Pat Lawford
Jean Kennedy Smith
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Phoenix
Sen
Kennedy
Tucson
University of Arizona
Window Rock
Flagstaff
Holiday Inn
Elks Club
Democratic Party
Northern Arizona University
Paul Fannin
Senate-Indian Education
Dent
Phoenix Sky Harbor
Arizona Biltmore
Cabana-Pool
Madrid University closed after riots
The 30 000 student University of Madrid was closed Thursday by Spanish authorities after repeated clashes between police and students. The Ministry of Education did not say how long the shutdown would last.
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Madrid
Upij
University of Madrid
Ministry of Education
Scottsdale buyer to start work after court ruling
Developer Mike Fennell plans construction of a 7.5 acre North Scottsdale convenience center once city site plans are approved. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that zoning changes cannot be compelled by citizen initiative, backing state law and Judge Gooding's earlier decision.
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Jack ‘Collins
Lincoln and
Scottsdale Rds
Mike Fennell
State Supreme Court
Scottsdale
Fennell
Arizona Supreme Court
Lincoln Dr
Scottsdale Rd
High Court
Maricopa
County Superior ‘Court
William H. Good
Ing
Frank Haze Burch
Burch
George Fretz
Dick Filler
Filler
Iwill
N. Scottsdale
Caywood
Paradise Valley
Opposition by Scottsdale Mayor to Indian Civil Rights Bill
Scottsdale Mayor Bud Tims testified before the House Indian Affairs Subcommittee opposing Title II of the Indian Civil Rights Bill. As chair of the Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council he urged allowing Indians to profit from contact with America and favored tribal land leasing to test ownership and municipal living on reservations. He critiqued local option proposals and supported broader opportunity for Indians.
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Bud Tims
House
Indian Affairs
Washington
Maricopa Association of Governments
Coun
Tims
Arizona
California
America
Thms
Para dise Valley reelects Mayor Huntress to fourth term
Mayor Jack Huntress won a fourth term leading Paradise Valley as four incumbents took the oath with him and J Stephen Simon joined the council The group will push to formalize incorporation legality while awaiting court rulings and consider a new state law allowing a 12 month reincorporation window after a unfavorable ruling The town retains Attorney Mark Wilmer for ongoing Superior Court litigation
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Jack Huntress
Paradise Valley
Huntress
E. Robert Tribken
Vicemayor
Irving Scherer
Richard Fellars
Phillip von Ammon
J. Stephen Simon
Mark Wilmer
Arizona Supreme Court
Court of Superior Court
Jack D. Hayes
Classified staff in Scottsdale School District begin salary talks
Non teaching personnel and administration opened negotiations this week under a policy similar to teachers. Five areas including custodial and transportation met with board member Sam Kitchell and Assistant Superintendent Ernie Richards. The classified negotiation commission was created March 19 and will meet Mondays at 1 30 p.m. Overtime and insurance agenda items are planned for upcoming meetings. About 600 classified staff are in the district.
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Scottsdale
Sam Kitchell
Ernie Richards
Richards
Robbery at Circle K Store on 68th Street
Ronald Coker reported an armed robbery at Circle K Food Store 3050 N. 68th St last night around 10:20 p.m. A masked bandit ordered cash from the register, forced Coker to lie on the floor, and threatened to shoot. The suspect is a 21 to 25 year old male with a loud nervous voice.
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Circle K
Coker
Motorola wins $2 million Army electronics contract
Motorola of Scottsdale has been awarded a $2 million U S Army Electronics Defense contract for highly classified general communications equipment. Work will be done at Motorola's Scottsdale plant at 82nd Street and McDowell Road. The contract is a renewal of a former contract and is not expected to require increased personnel.
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Motorola’ of
Scottsdale
Fires erupt in three Chicago department stores on State Street
Three large Chicago department stores on State Street report fires in quick succession. Fire officials say arson is a distinct possibility as thousands flee through smoke filled stairwells. Initial blaze at Carson Pirie Scott followed by Montgomery Ward and Wieboldt's fires.
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Chicago
State St
Robert Quinn
Carson Pirie Scott & Company
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wieboldt’s
State
Madison Sts
Old Timers admire 1876 Reds uniform in gathering
Lou Boudreau former Indians manager Carl Plumb of the Scottsdale Charros and Vince Loyd Chicago Cub announcer view an 1876 Cincinnati Reds uniform on display. The trio posed together admiring the historic relic as part of the old timers event at the stadium.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Carl
Plumb
Scottsdale Charros
Vince Loyd
Chicago Cub
Cincinnati Reds
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