District undecided on basic school in Scottsdale debate
Scottsdale and other districts weigh fundamental school concepts as supporters urge districtwide basic skills emphasis and discipline while opponents favor separate basic schools like Marshall in Pasadena and Irving School in Mesa. Board studies goals and a forthcoming report.
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Douglas Melwold
Scottsdale
Frank Schilling
Three R’s
Marshall School
Pasadena
Irving School
Mesa
Dr. Schilling
Murder Plotters Convicted in Bolles Slaying in Arizona
A Phoenix Superior Court jury finds James Robison and Max Dunlap guilty of first degree murder and conspiracy in the Bolles bombing death. Chief prosecutor Schafer says not all conspirators identified yet but will be prosecuted. Adamson testified, linking Robison and Dunlap to the car bombing that killed Don Bolles. Sentencing set for December 6 with possible gas execution.
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Phoenix
William Schafer III
Don Bolles
Schafer
James Robison
Max Dunlap
Arizona Republic
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
al ‘King Alfonso
Lizanetz
Kemper Marley Sr
Bolles
Robison
Dunlap
Superior Court
Howard Thompson
Clarendon House
Adamson
Emprise
John Harvey
Mid Phoenix
Scottsdale plans $4.65 million 21st elementary school
The Scottsdale School District schedules a 7:30 p.m. board meeting to review preliminary plans for a $4.65 million 84,500 square foot 21st elementary school serving seventh and eighth graders. If approved, architectural drawings are due next April, bids by late May, construction begins June 15, 16 months later opening around January 1980.
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Scottsdale
N. 44Th St
Via de Ventura
Pima Roads
Robert Bigler
County cuts computer cost at hospital
Maricopa County joins Honeywell Systems Inc to supply hospital computer services at 551 352 yearly under a 96 month contract replacing the 86 012 monthly VITAL system. Conversion to three Honeywell computers will take two years with a yearly withdrawal clause and lower ongoing costs.
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Chris Shuey
Maricopa County
Honeywell Systems Inc
General Hospital
County Board of Supervisors
Honeywell
Michael S. Griffin
Griffin
Scottsdale Progress
Board of Supervisors
Burroughs Corp
Burroughs
Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
The brief item surveys notable AP wire developments across markets politics and world events. It highlights key names and agencies, framing an at-a-glance digest of current affairs and headline moments.
Carter delays trip after energy plan decision
President Carter postpones a nine nation foreign tour to stay in Washington while Congress debates his energy program. The State Department confirms the delay and says the trip will be rescheduled for later.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
State Department
Supreme Court to rule on nuclear liability cap
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Congress may cap liability at 560 million dollars for nuclear plant operators in a major accident. The court will review a North Carolina federal judge ruling from last March that struck down the 1957 liability limit law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
North Carolina
Story
Tragic dam break near campus leaves dozens dead
Rescue teams in Tuccoa Georgia tore through red mud and debris after a torrent from an ear then dam swept through a small college area. At least 37 died and about 45 were injured as crews continue to search for more victims amid wreckage and muddy remains.
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Tuccoa
Ae College
Vatican notes release of Archbishop Hilarion Capudji from Israeli prison
The Vatican said it was deeply satisfied by the gun running Greek Catholic Archbishop Hilarion Capudji being freed from an Israeli prison. The 55 year old prelate was expelled and flown to Rome where he will recover for about three months before taking a new post likely in the Americas or Australia. Associates reported he lost about 25 pounds in custody.
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Rome
Vatican
Hilarion Capudji
Israel
Americas
Australia
Congress doubts veto override on breeder reactor funding
Washington congressional sources say lawmakers are unlikely to attempt to override President Carter's veto of an $80 million breeder reactor project. Aides for both supporters and opponents expect the veto to stand, signaling little chance of reversal.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
Jurors to be chosen in Mormon Will case in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Judge Keith Hayes orders 200 prospective jurors summoned as the trial opens to resolve the dispute over the so called Mormon Will attributed to Howard Hughes. The case pits Hughes relatives against Noah Dietrich, once an aid to Hughes.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes
Clark County District Court
Keith Hayes
Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Multiple shootings leave 10 injured in New Orleans within hour
Police say at least ten people were shot in three separate attacks in a residential area a French Quarter plaza and a downtown brokerage district on Monday. A man was arrested near the final shooting and investigators believe the same suspect carried out all three, though not confirmed. Some victims were seriously wounded.
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New Orleans
French Quarter
Weather outlook with cooler temps and light rain
Partly cloudy and cool today with a few sprinkles and a breezy afternoon. Clearing and cooler tonight. Sunny and warmer Tuesday with highs mid 60s today and low 70s Tuesday, lows mid 40s. Measurable rain chance 10 percent today. Noon temperature 62 and humidity 46 percent.
Hayden Road to Shea intersection set to open soon
Scottsdale officials expect the Hayden Road and Shea Boulevard intersection to open in about a week with paving and striping unfinished. Temporary flashing yellow signals guide drivers as construction by AL&C Realty Holdings Corp extends Hayden from Via de Ventura to Shea toward a planned six-lane roadway through Scottsdale.
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Hayden Road
Shea Boulevard
Hayden
George Iannella
City of
Scottsdale
Tannella
Madris
Shea
Al&c Realty Holdings Corp
McCormick Ranch
Via de Ventura
McDonald Drive
Indian Bend Road
Indian Bend
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Jenni
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Wendenl
BLM
California
Nevada
Bigler
Data P.M. Foods
Chaparral High School
Tourchase
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