Ford forms 16 member task force on overseas payments
President Ford creates a 16 member Cabinet level task force led by Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson to set clear enforceable standards for overseas payments by U.S. corporations. The group will report to Ford by December 31 with interim updates and will review economic foreign policy and legal enforcement aspects.
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Commerce
Elliot L. Richardson
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Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of the Treasury
William E. Simon
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Donald H. Rumsfeld
Edward H. Levi
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Frederick B. Dent
L. William Seidman
Brent Scowcroft
J. M. Dunn
Council On International Economic Policy
Economic Policy Board
National Security Council
White House
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STEP forum explores role of the young adult in Scottsdale
More than eight citizens will meet in a special STEP forum titled Dialogue on the Young Adult to discuss the role of young adults in Scottsdale. Mayor Jenkins says the city must foster a citizenry of all ages as Scottsdale grows and innovates.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
STEP
Jenkins
Picket strike disrupts San Francisco transit network
In San Francisco about 450 000 riders faced disruption as drivers joined picket lines protesting pay cuts. Early talks failed and the walkout spread to M Railway and other city facilities, with union leaders aiming to broaden the strike.
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San Francisco
M Railway
CAB clears Callaway in landing rights probe
The Civil Aeronautics Board found insufficient evidence that former Army Secretary Howard H. Callaway violated CAB rules in obtaining charter plane landing rights near the Colorado ski resort he controls. The board will forward its report and materials to the Department of Justice for use in its investigation.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Army
Howard H. Callaway
CAB
Colorado
Department of Justice
Rumsfeld cites no Lebanon evacuation plan yet
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said the United States is not planning an evacuation of Americans from Lebanon at this time. The Navy is ready if evacuation becomes necessary. A special envoy, L Dean Brown, travels to Lebanon to coordinate a potential effort drawing on prior Saigon experience.
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Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
United States
Lebanon
Navy
U.S
L. Dean Brown
Saigon
U.S. and Soviet Reach Near Agreement on Peaceful Nuclear Explosions
U.S. disarmament chief Fred C. Ikle said negotiators missed the deadline for a treaty limiting peaceful nuclear explosions but only a few issues remain. He estimated completion could come within 60 days.
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Washington
U.S
Junblatt Appeals to End Fighting as Syria Pressures
Beiruts leftist Moslem leader Kamal Junblatt says he faces strong pressure from Syria to halt the Lebanese civil war. Fighting eases in Beirut and suburbs as Junblatt and fellow leftist leaders meet. Syria reportedly blocks 1,000 weapons and seven million rounds, with 18,000 troops at the border to seal Lebanon access. Weather outlook calls for sun and warmth with low 80s.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kamal Junblatt
Syria
Junblatt
Scottsdale Library Week survey drives community outreach
Scottsdale Public Library staff plan a two pronged National Library Week effort. They will visit a dozen shopping areas to promote the library and survey residents on desired services. Assistant director Jerrye Champion aims to register non card holders and gather service requests. Director Hugh Cleary notes economic times boost demand for low cost governmental services and expects next year’s budget to maintain current service levels.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Jerrye Champion
Hugh Cleary
Cleary
County fair reopens with wide range of events in Phoenix
Maricopa County Fair resumes after 19 years at the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix. The five day program features music arts flying chicken contest and hypnotist Michael Dean amid acts such as the Trinidad Calypso Band 4-H and FFA horse shows donkey baseball and greased pig scrambles. Special days include Senior Citizens Day Kids Day and Mexico and Veterans Day with daily hours from noon to 10 pm weekdays and 10 am to 10 pm weekends.
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Humphrey
Maricopa
Cheropah Firebirds
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Arizona State F
Y. J Everis
Dean
Mexico
Artichoke Party Faces SCC Vote At Scottsdale College
Moderate turnout marks a primary at Scottsdale Community College pitting the Artichoke Party against Students for 76 in a contest tied to a four year rule. The Artichoke movement began in 1972 opposing athletic spending and campus security force run by students in the administration of justice program.
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Scottsdale Community College
Artichoke
SCC
Community College
Artichokes
Administration of Justice
New Owners Seek Clean Up For Derelict Black Sheep Site
New owners of the former Black Sheep Club property in Scottsdale may fund cleanup after a clear title is proven. L.R. Becker of Phoenix holds the deed since a September auction to satisfy a Plaza Properties debt of 725.68, with city and attorney talks continuing on liens and potential court-ordered cleanup.
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Black Sheep Club
L.R. Becker
Phoenix
Mathis Becker
Becker
Plaza Properties
Plaza
Camelback
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Scottsdale
James Keppel
Scottsdale plans director envisions guiding growth and community needs
Bruce Jameson reports that Stanley Eisner, Scottsdale's new planning director, rejects mere map making. He says planners shape growth to fit community wants, balancing regional and internal roles. A northeast Scottsdale plan aims for adoption in July, signaling ongoing work beyond initial policy adoption.
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Stanley A. Eisner
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