Parada del Sol selects chairmen for 22nd Scottsdale festival
Parada del Sol chairman Boss Ron Asay announced the committee heads for the 22nd annual Scottsdale Jaycees Parada del Sol celebration. Committee heads include William Squires parade Tom Snyder queen contest Richard Thomas special events Gary Olson program Bob Bradley western weeks and board contest Bill Fee concessions Bruce Strombeck controller Jerry Heetland publicity Richard Glas ushering Dale Samuels public safety Dean Louden rodeo Dave Samuels tickets. The past bosses are Ray Garden Don Davis Warren Searles and John Parker. The Mavericks will perform their shoot outs on four Saturdays before the event. Asay urged locals to promote and dress Western in January to set the tone.
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William Squires
Tom Snyder
Richard Thomas
Gary Olson
Bob Bradley
Bill Fee
Bruce Strombeck
Jerry Heetland
Richard Glas
Dale Samuels
Dean Louden
Dave Samuels
Parada
Ray Garden
Don Davis
Warren Searles
John Parker
Mavericks
Jaycees
Asay
Scottsdale
Invisible theft prelude to Watergate probe capture
In a Schafer's Camera-Corral store a clerk removes a $469 Vivitar zoom lens to show a customer who then dashes out with the item. The customer fleeing vehicle, wig shed, while Progress photographer Yul Conaway captured test shots inadvertently tying him to the incident.
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Gary Sather
Schafer
Progress
Yul Conaway
Nixon Haldeman Tapes Say CIA Told FBI to Stay Out
A UPI report summarizes June 23 1972 Watergate tapes in which President Nixon and H.R. Haldeman discuss instructing CIA Deputy Director Walters to tell acting FBI chief Pat Gray to stay out of the Watergate investigation. Walters testified he did not relay the order. The tapes also raise concerns Nixon had about the disclosures hurting U.S. foreign policy and the CIA. Sirica ruled Gemstone unreadable in transcripts. The Supreme Court declined to hear challenges to indictments in the cover-up case.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M
Nixon
Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
CIA
FBI
Vernon A
Walters
Pat Gray
Gray
Mexico
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
White House
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
Sirica
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Kissinger to visit Peking for late November trip
Kissinger will visit Peking November 25 to 29 after trips to Tokyo and the Soviet Union with President Ford. A United Mine Workers official predicts a nationwide coal strike starting at midnight will last at least three weeks with negotiations taking additional days and weeks to ratify a new contract. In Hong Kong, Radio Peking says China's leaders are working in factories and farms to meet annual production targets under Mao's directive and to show unity with the masses.
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Washington
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Kissinger
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Ford
United Mine Workers
Hong Kong
Radio
China
Mao
Executives Told of Energy Cuts at White House briefing
About 150 trade and industry executives heard Commerce Secretary Frederick Dent outline energy conservation targets. He said industry could cut energy use by six percent next year and by 15 to 20 percent by 1980, with the government seeking minimal interference.
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Washington
White House
Commerce
Frederick Dent
Israelis cool on US security aid for land concessions
London sources report that Mideast diplomats say the United States has hinted at a defense guarantee to Israel in exchange for Arab territorial concessions. Israeli officials reportedly show little enthusiasm, and the idea has appeared in several forms including a treaty guarantee.
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London
Mideast
United States
Israel
Secretary Butz in Damascus for US Syria talks
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz travels to Damascus for two days of talks with Syrian officials and agricultural experts on boosting cooperation and improving food production between the United States and Syria.
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Damascus
Earl Butz
United States
Syria
Butz
Nations back Cuba embargo at U A S conference
At the U A S meeting the bid to end the ten year embargo against Cuba weakened as Haiti and Guatemala abstained in the final vote leaving 12 in favor, two short of the needed majority. The conference may move toward a compromise allowing each nation to decide its own embargo.
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Quito
Ecuador
Organization of American States
Cuba
U.A.S
Haiti
Guatemala
Paradise Valley Teachers Targeted In AFT Membership Drive
Paradise Valley Federation of Teachers launches a concerted effort to double its 40 of 600 members as part of a state AFT drive. Dennis Bailey cites low salaries and poor conditions amid district budget crunches while two grievances proceed, potentially affecting other staff.
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North Valley Bureau
Paradise Valley Federation of Teachers
Dennis Bailey
Aflcio
Arizona Federations of Teachers
Paradise Valley
AFT
Chuck Trannello
Arizona
Phoenix to consider acquisition of Mockingbird Water Co
Phoenix City Council to authorize a preliminary agreement to acquire the privately owned Mockingbird Water Co for 4.13 million dollars. Scottsdale will pay about 750 thousand dollars for its share. Takeover is expected December 2 with 483 Scottsdale families impacted.
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Phoenix
Mockingbird Water Co
Scottsdale
Evelyn Cheney
Cactus Road
Indian Bend Road
Indian Bend Roads
Clayden Road
Shea Boulevard
Mishaps Pair Up at Pink Pony on Scottsdale Road
Ambulance chief notes two food choking incidents at the Pink Pony, 3831 N Scottsdale Rd, both on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Victims Paul Grim and Jane More, Scottsdale residents, were rescued as emergency crews dislodged the lodged food and restored breathing.
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Chuck West
Kords
Paul Grim
Jane More
Scottsdale
Pink Pony
Scottsdale Rd
City Council Briefed On Tight Budget After Revenue Shortfall
City officials review the revenue contingency plan as fiscal year sales tax receipts lag. Finance Director Chad Cowley notes October collections at 369 355 down 2.3 percent from a year ago but $258 above revised estimates. First four months total 1 490 384, $58 772 over forecast.
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Chad J. Cowley
Scottsdale zoning revision would ease home expansions
The planning commission will consider changes to the zoning ordinance affecting R1-7 R1-10 districts to give homeowners more flexibility for additions and remodeling. Also to be considered is rezoning a Mormon Church parcel to highway commercial for potential office use following a fire damage.
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Planning Commission
Scottsdale
Tarry D D. Bussard
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Earls Drive
Osmond Burton Jr
Peter J. Merlino
Scottadale Construction and Development Co
Merlino
Commission
Cactus Road
104Th’ Street
PCD
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Yul. Conaway
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United Press International
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