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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1977

Page

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Right of way dispute paralyzes Pima Road eastern segment

BIA official tells Salt River community council there is no recorded right of way for the eastern half of Pima Road north of Thomas Road. He says signatures from the 1960s were not recorded and treatment of compensation remains unresolved. Two lawsuits seek compensation and the council delays a planned closure of the eastern Pima edge as talks continue with the BIA.

Pima Road Thomas Road Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Salt River Pima-Maricopa Bureau Pima South Thomas Wayland Areaa Pima Chaparral Road McDonald Drive Lester Ramona Loring Scottsdale Superior Court Andrews Arizona Central Arizona McDowell, McKellips Alma Wayne Arnett The Partev Arnett Superior Lorings U.S. District Court U.S Walter E. Craig

Young Begins Two Day Visit to South Africa

Ambassador Andrew Young began a two day visit to South Africa with an unofficial stop at Johannesburg Jan Smuts airport where he shook hands with black workers. He was greeted by U.S. embassy officials after a 50 minute flight from Mozambique where he attended a five day U N meeting aimed at promoting black rule in southern Africa.

Johannesburg South Africa Andrew Young Jan Smuts U.N U.S Mozambique

SFT asks Scottsdale board for direct talks on impasse

Scottsdale Federation of Teachers negotiator Larry Bell sought a Monday meeting with board members and Dr. Norman as part of an impasse over next year salary and policy packages. White promised a written response by Monday noon while the district sticks to a June budget deadline.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Federation of Teachers SFT Larry Bell Norman Roma SFT Se Tatives White Afl-Cio Bell Hoard SEW

Phoenix to raise water rates 4.8 percent for Scottsdale users

Scottsdale residents using Phoenix water face a June 1 service charge increase from 11.94 to 12.43 dollars per month under a 4.8 percent hike. If conserved and under average 18 750 gallons monthly use, December bills could drop to 12.20 dollars. About 5 200 Scottsdale residents are affected.

Scottsdale Phoenix Phil Sagel Phoenix Water and Sewers Department Sagel Phoenix Water Franklin Aleshire Marvin Andrews Water Department Andrews

Today in the News Today in the News

The Associated Press wires provide a digest of recent events across nations and markets. Highlights include political developments, economic updates, and notable global stories shaping daily headlines.

Teton Dam official to quit

LAKEWOOD Colorado Harold Arthur head of design and construction for the U S Bureau of Reclamation says he will resign following Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus request he calls himself a scapegoat. He spoke from his office.

Lakewood Colo Teton Dam Interior Cecil Andrus Harold Arthur U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

Suarez government offers exile amnesty for Spanish prisoners

Madrid reports that Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez’s cabinet announces an amnesty freeing most political prisoners if they leave Spain for the rest of their terms. About 110 prisoners remain jailed on terrorism charges, including 23 Basque separatists from the north.

Madrid Spain Adolfo Suarez

Vance visit to China proposed after Geneva talks

The Carter administration has proposed that Secretary of State Cyrus Vance visit China in August and is awaiting a reply from Peking. U.S. officials traveling with Vance said the plan was disclosed to reporters aboard his plane en route here from Geneva after talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.

Mildenhall Air Force Base England Cyrus R. Vance China Peking U.S Vance Geneva Switzerland Andrei A. Gromyko

Singlaub removed as Korea commander over criticism of troop drawdown

Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub was dismissed from his post in Korea after publicly opposing President Carter’s plan to withdraw U.S. ground troops. The move comes amid ongoing debates over Korea strategy and allied defense requirements.

Washington John K. Singlaub Korea President Carter U.S

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