Scottsdale Appeals Annex Decision To State Supreme Court
Scottsdale has appealed a superior court ruling that its north side annexation was invalid. Special counsel Mark Wilmer said an early review is requested, possibly allowing a nine month hearing. The disputed area lies near Bell and Shea Roads, with residents to vote in the upcoming city election.
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Cholla Rd
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Early Phoenix Voting Shows Spotty Turnout
In Phoenix the municipal election saw mixed early turnout with northeast precincts reporting heavier votes while southern precincts were sparse. About 159,855 voters were eligible and Clerk Stanton von Grabill projected 60,000 votes as the likely total amid bitter primary battles involving ACT led by Richard Harress, Charter headed by Milton Graham, and HEAR led by William Pyper.
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Billie Sol Estes Takes Fifth Amendment at Senate Hearing
Billie Sol Estes the Texas farm financier invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate investigations appearance. He refused to answer questions about his role in pooled cotton allotments and possible influence in high places as the subcommittee probes earlier allegations of displacing farmers and shaping his cotton empire.
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Coaches praise Scottsdale players in division I all star picks
Tempe coach Ed Mitchell Mesa coach Royal Price and Westwood coach Matt Ford named a Division I all star team from Scottsdale players. Four local athletes earned first team honors with others on second third and honorable mention across area high schools.
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Police Recover Most Loot From Million Dollar Jewel Robbery
New York police locate most of the stolen jewelry after a witness to Friday’s robbery directs officers to a boiler in an empty Manhattan lot. Five bandits, two dressed as policemen, stopped a AAA Jewelers Messenger Service wagon and seized six guards and jewels. witness saw the crime from a nearby building but reported it only to a friend who found the loot.
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Yale Professor Barghoorn Arrested by Soviets for Espionage
Yale University political science professor Frederick Barghoorn, 52, known for anti Communist views, was arrested in Moscow on espionage charges. Embassy reports place his arrest shortly before and note unclear custody location or date. Barghoorn had tours in Tbisi Georgia and Alma Ata Kazakhstan, and has prior ties to the American Embassy in Moscow.
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Bond Campaign Topic Of Meet At Scottsdale School Board
The Citizens Advisory Committee meets with the Scottsdale School Board to plan a 5.9 million bond for a long term expansion. The special meeting at Kachina School 4248 E Campbell Ave begins 7 30 p.m. on Dec 11. The group tested the bond and considers a 22 teacher 3 administrator curriculum steering panel and possible architect interviews if voters approve. Dr Holt and Curriculum Director Smith propose the panel and building program with or without the referendum.
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Travel ban extended to limit Soviet diplomat travel
The United States widens the closed areas for Soviet officials to prevent intelligence gathering in defense zones. Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Romania and Hungary diplomats were notified at the State Department. The map of restricted areas will cut about 26 percent of the country off limits. Debated in Kennedy era policy, Eastern Bloc easing possible as U.S. rules change.
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Weather outlook with sunny skies and mild temperature shift
Variable high cloudiness yields mostly sunny conditions. Daytime highs around 86, tonight's low near 64, with a planned high of 84 tomorrow. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported Monday's high 86 and today's low 64.
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Housekeeper Finds Doctor's Battered Child
Pima County Attorney Norman Green announced an investigation into the case of a five year old girl found bruised in her home. Tina Hunt, daughter of a Tucson physician, is recovering at St. Mary's Hospital under a court order from Superior Court Judge Raul Castro. The order keeps the child in the hospital pending a juvenile court hearing. no formal complaints have been filed.
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Pelusi enters Scottsdale mayoral race amid annexation dispute
Robert G. Pelusi 51 years old announces his campaign for Scottsdale mayor amid ongoing northside annexation legal battles. He cites lack of leadership and questionable council decisions, while detailing petition deadlines from November 20 to December 20 and the required five to ten percent of last election vote. Pelusi notes his local ties and background in engineering and municipal service in California.
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Council Meets Tonight to Discuss City Hall Expansion
The mayor and council convene at 8 pm to authorize the city manager to obtain architects proposals for an old city hall addition. A $30,000 police funds appropriation funds the expansion to add space for police, magistrate, and Driver's License Bureau quarters. Three resolutions are considered: bonds for Rogers Lane Improvement District, canvassing Oct 29 sewer revenue bond votes, and reimbursement for personal items damaged in duty.
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Old Sol Didn't Shine Triggered Free Papers In St Petersburg
In St Petersburg Florida the Evening Independent offered free street editions after no sun appeared for a 24 hour span marking the second such instance this year and the 218th time in 53 years the paper has honored the sunless giveaway.
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