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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1974

Page

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Nixon tax committee to report back taxes and civil fraud

A Los Angeles Times report says the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation will report Nixon owes between 300000 and 400000 in back taxes with evidence of civil fraud in the returns. The IRS may assess the taxes and pursue civil penalties. a criminal case is not guaranteed.

Los Angeles UPI Congressional Committee Nixon Los Angeles Times Tribes Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS U.S Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation the Times California Hoise Senate Committee U.S. Tax Court The Times Frank DeMarco Jr Atttorney Herbert W. Kalmbach

City Council to study comprehensive noise control ordinance

Deputy City Manager Ben Montijo previews a four category plan addressing stationary noise sources such as home refrigeration, motor vehicle noise with decibel limits, nuisance bands and rehearsals, and night construction activity to curb disturbances. The measure aims to provide measurable standards guiding enforcement.

Ben Montijo Montijo

Employment rise forecast amid energy shortage pressures

Washington reports Labor Secretary Peter Brennan predicts a sizable drop in unemployment caused by the energy shortage. In Key Biscayne Florida President Nixon plans a meeting today with Roy L. Ash director of the Office of Budget and Management to review financial matters.

Washington Peter Brennan Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon Roy L. Ash

Ford urges GOP to curb arrogant elite in campaigns

Vice President Gerald Ford told cheering Republicans that they must never again allow an arrogant elite guard of political adolescents to run their campaigns, urging renewed focus on practical leadership and unity within the party.

Chicago Gerald Ford

Canal resolution aims to reaffirm Panama Canal as U.S. Property

Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina introduced a resolution urging the administration to reassess ongoing negotiations on control of the Panama Canal and to declare it U.S. property. The move emphasizes a firm U.S. claim to sovereignty over the canal.

Washington Sen. Str .Thurmond R S.C Panama Canal U.S

Senator Pastore proposes joint panel for new energy sources

Senator John D. Pastore D R L has introduced legislation to create a joint House Senate committee to direct development at new energy sources from sunlight to ocean tides.

Washington John D. Pastore D-R.l House Senate

Navy procurement chief warns patrol ship program headed for disaster

Gordon W. Rule, the Navy's senior civilian procurement specialist, states in a letter to the Senate Armed Services Committee that the $3.5 billion patrol ship building project is headed for disaster.

Washington Gordon W.rule Navy Senate ‘Armed Services Committee

British troops raid Belfast protestant quarter find UVF cache

British army troops raided a house in Belfast's Protestant quarter today and found a cache of guns, bombs and ammunition. The army said the weapons belonged to the Ulster Volunteer Force, the Protestant group likened to the Irish Republican Army.

Belfast Ulster Volunteer Force UVF Irish Republican Army IRA

Paradise Valley District Prepares Tentative 10 Million Budget

Negotiating teams from Paradise Valley School District will review a tentative 10 million dollar budget for 1974-75 covering operational and capital outlay needs. The plan shows higher staffing and new schools Palomino Elementary Shadow Mountain High Desert Shadows Middle, with utility and transportation cost increases.

Dennis Carroll Paradise Valley Talbot Palomino Elementary 38Th Street Nesbit Shadow Mountain High 28Th Street Shea Boulevard Desert Shadows Middle 59Th Street Sweetwater

Paralysis Can't Stall Renowned Arizona Horse Trainer

Kay Braswell, once bedridden by polio, rebuilt mobility to train horses and riders at Bend Inn Stables in Scottsdale. She teaches adults in hunt seat and dressage, mentors youth, drives to shows, and directs church and community activities while owning a five gaited American Saddlebred.

Pat McElfresh Kay Braswell Bend Inn Cactus Wren Rd Los Angeles Kay California New Mexico Scottsdale Braswell Schickelfriti Marleigh Jo Tucson Kerry Beverly Hills Calif Ason David Community. Players Phoenix Little Theatre New Life A Christ Com Stephens Stephens College Columbia Annie Lawson Cowgill Turf Paradise

Doctor Tells Safety Drunk Drivers Cause Half of Accidents

Dr Daniel Carroll told a National Youth Conference on Highway Safety that at least half of all accidents come from drunk drivers. He said doctors report alcohol odor but avoid legal entanglements and urged stricter enforcement like Sweden. Federal official James B. Gregory supported tougher penalties for repeat offenders.

Phoenix Youth Conference On Daniel Carroll Sheraton Hotel Egg 100 Carroll Sweden Ralph Nader General Motors James B. Gregory National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Scottsdale flood project receives 2.46 million state funding

The Indian Bend flood control project in Scottsdale wins 2.46 million dollars from the state Senate Appropriations Committee with a hoped for 1.2 million more next year. Wes Steiner notes ongoing ad and federal matching funds. Deputy city manager Marc Stragier cites past floods from 1964 to 1972 and says the project will protect about 30 000 residents by separating flood areas with bridges and flood structures funded by state and federal money. The city has used funds to create a seven mile green belt including dunes and a golf course in anticipation of aid.

Indian Bend Senate Appropriations Committee Wes Steiner Scottsdale Marc Stragier Stragier Ba

Weather Update: Warm Weekend with Cooler Sunday

Variable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with breezy, cooler conditions. Highs near the upper 80s today and in the 80s on Sunday, overnight lows around 60.

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