Great hospital sweepstakes shapes North Scottsdale bids
Four groups seek new beds in North Scottsdale with 240 200 and 120 bed plans. Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and North Scottsdale Medical Facilities clash with Doctors Hospital of Phoenix and John C Lincoln Hospital over certificate of need rules and land purchases. The fight draws Scottsdale City Council into the debate as the Central Arizona Health Systems Agency drafts a county wide bed plan likely to limit total approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Jameson
Louisville
Ireland
North Scottsdale
Doctors Hospital of
Phoenix
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Doctor's Hospital
Health Systems Agency
Paradise Valley
Milton Gan
John C. Lincoln Hospital of
42Nd Street
Cactus Road
John C. Lincoln
Lincoln
North Scottsdale Medical Facilities Ltd
Scottsdale
Kaiser Aetna
Pima and
Shea
Maricopa County
William C. Jenkins
Pima and Shea Hospital
Scottsdale Memorial
Scottsdale-Shea
Pima-Shea
Gan
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Great Hospital
Wildlife group opposes Orme Dam plan at Salt Verde confluence
Arizona Wildlife Federation at its 53rd annual convention approved a resolution opposing the Orme Dam citing destruction of riparian habitat and risk to nesting bald eagles. Delegates urged further study while supporting CAP in principle for wildlife benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Wildlife Federation
Orme
Salt
Verde
Sportsman-Conservation Organization
Federation
Central Arizona
Verde River
Doug Baker
Tucson
Baker
Dowtown landmark Dale Anderson sells Scottsdale restaurant
Downtown Scottsdale restaurant Dale Anderson's has been sold to G M Rayburn Jr. who plans to keep the menu and staff. Anderson will manage other properties and may open a third The Other Place in west Phoenix while retaining ownership of the site leased to G M Restaurants, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Anderson
Scottsdale
Anderson
G.M. Rayburn Jr
Rayburn
G.M. Rayburn Sr
New Mexico and
Arizona Land Co
Nyla
Papago Plaza
McDowell Roads
Bull ’N Barrel
E. Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Rd
Fiesta Inn
Tempe
Carlsbad
Calif
Board to discuss teacher election in Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale School District faces a vote on which union will represent 1,200 teachers next year as SEA and SFT contend deadlines and costs. Superintendent Randall warned no election unless policy terms are met while SEA claims the deadline was not missed. The meeting at Hopi School begins 8 p.m. and also considers 22 new community relations policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
William Randall
Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio
Randall
Reynolds
SFT
Reynold
Lafayette Blvd
Phoenix
Paradise Valley 1976 77 budget shows lower expenditures
Town Manager Oscar Butt reports the preliminary 1976 77 budget at 1.43 million in expenditures down from 1.538 million this year with a 560 439 carryover. Public improvements total 382 700 vs 580 000. income is projected at 1.13 million, 260 000 less than 1975 76. Paradise Valley, notable for lacking a property tax, plans major road and utility projects with county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Oscar Butt
McDonald Drive
Lincoln Drive
Tatum
Maricopa County
Scottsdale postmark to stay locals remain until further notice
Charles Kernan, Postal Service district manager, says Scottsdale postmark will remain on letters deposited in local boxes despite consolidation fears. Local boxes at Papago substation and new Hopi Station will carry local marks. Hopi Station may open by June 1 with inspection May 11 to verify contractor compliance.
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Scottsdale
Charles Kernan
Postal Service
E. Osborn Rd
Kernan
Papago
E. McDowell Rd
McCormick Ranch
Phoenix
SRP Manager McMullin Seeks Arizona Senate Seat
Rod J. McMullin, SRP general manager, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Arizona Senate District 26. The 64 year old Redlands native plans a primary challenge to incumbent Sen. John D. Roeder, 54, who seeks re election. McMullin organized a broad public service career and urges a zero budget approach and cost reductions to fix the state's cash flow problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod J. McMullin
Salt River
Arizona Senate
McMullin
John D. Roeder
Roeder
Senate
GOP
John F. McNamara
SRP
Redlands
Calif
Beirut fights escalate amid Syrian diplomacy bid
Savage fighting rages across Lebanon as reports surface of a new Syrian push to end the civil war. Police report 271 killed since the cease-fire expired and Lebanon’s parliament delays a new president election until next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Christian Phalange Party
Kissinger to Propose Billion-Dollar Third World Fund
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will propose a new international resources bank with a one billion dollar fund to aid Third World development. The plan, to be announced this Thursday at the United Nations, originates from U.S. officials in Nairobi Kenya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
U.N
Weather outlook with clouds and a chance of showers
Increasing clouds today with cooler temperatures. Variable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow bring a 30 percent rain chance tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Highs fall from the lower 90s today to the mid 80s, with overnight lows in the upper 60s.
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Hohokam School
Sharon Flinn
Liz Unterberger
Neil Peterson
Wildlife Group
Orme Dam
Colorado River
Indian Bend Wash
Berneil Ditch
Public Safety Department
Public Works Department
Tive
Ton
University of California
Phoenix-Scottsdale United Fund
Heard Museum
Arizona Academy
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Arizona State University Foundation
State Department
Europe
United Nations Committee On
Russia
Associated Press
Hughes
Phony
Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes
W.A. Jones
Heirfinders Inc
Nashville
Carter
Bayh
Indianapolis
Birch Bayh
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Indiana
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Saul Bellow
New York
Michael Bennett
Sydney H. Schamberg
The
New York Times
Cambodia
Ford
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
3Rd World Fund
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