Health planning leader says hospital not sole answer for Paradise Valley area
Milt Gann of the Maricopa County Comprehensive Health Planning Council told the Greater Paradise Valley Community Council that the region cannot rely on a single hospital. He urged input on four or five proposed certificates of need while proposing a shift toward community and primary care services and specialized hospital beds.
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Paradise Valley
Milt Gann
Greater
Gann
Health Planning Council
GPVCC
Health Council
John C. Lincoln
Good Samaritan
St. Joseph’s
Maricopa County General Hospital
Maricopa County
Wickenburg
Scottsdale- Greater Paradise Valley
Scottsdale-Greater Paradise Valley
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Kalmbach Breaks Down as He Recounts Watergate Payoffs
Herbert W. Kalmbach, Nixon ally turned witness, cried on the stand while describing his role in raising money to aid Watergate burglars. He recalled contacting Thomas V. Jones for $50,000 in cash in August 1972 and said the payments were arranged in secrecy under White House orders. Kalmbach testified he was sworn to absolute secrecy and used aliases to fulfill the mission, calling it a humanitarian effort to help the defendants.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert W.kalmbach
Kalmbach
Thomas V. Jones
Northrop Corp
U.S
John J. Sirica
James F. Neal
Mr. Jones
Neal
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White House
Nixon
John W. Dean
Hem
Dean
Lafayette Park
Ford withdraws Gibson nomination from energy post
United Press International reports President Ford pulled Andrew E. Gibson’s nomination to head the Federal Energy Administration at Gibson’s request amid controversy over an $88 000 yearly payout from an oil transport firm. Three Democratic senators urged faster action on a World Food Conference plea for one million tons of extra food aid.
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Ford Today
Andrew E. Gibson
Federal Energy Administration
Gibson
Rome
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
George S. McGovern
Ford
Dick Clark
D Lowa
Resolution on OAS sanctions against Cuba fails in vote
A U S backed motion to end sanctions against Cuba fails in a 12 3 6 split with 14 needed to pass. The United States abstains as the measure falls short in a day of tense diplomacy.
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Quito
Organization of American States
Cuba
United States
Ford says nation in recession
Ford administration signals that the United States is moving into a recession based on November economic indicators. Press Secretary Ron Nessen cited slipping industrial production rising unemployment and a falling GNP as core factors shaping the forecast.
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UPI
Ford
Ron Nelsen
White House
Nessen
Nesgen
Ne Nessen
Iclecrenensd
Oti Seale
City to discuss underground feeder lines ordinance
City staff will meet twice with the Homebuilders Association of Central Arizona to discuss a proposed ordinance requiring new feeder utility lines be buried underground. Deputy City Manager Ben Montijo aims to resolve the measure by December and present it to the council. Some council members favor burying existing overhead lines as well.
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Phoenix OKs Purchase of Mockingbird Water Co
The Phoenix City Council approves spending 4 129 901 to acquire Mockingbird Water Co a private firm serving a Scottsdale area. Scottsdale would pay about 750 000 for the portion inside its lines. The deal covers 483 Scottsdale families north of Indian Bend Road east of Scottsdale Road with a possible court-determined final price if talks fail.
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Mockingbird Water Co
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale Road
Phoenix Council
Phoenix
Scottsdale District Sees 33 Percent Rise in Vocational Education
Vocational education participation in the Scottsdale School District has jumped about 33 percent in the past year per district director Robert Berryhill. An estimated 3,116 juniors and seniors are enrolled this year, up from 2,175 in 1973–74, with many students in multiple programs. The Vocational-Technical Center operates at capacity, plans for expansion exist, and the district uses the center with Scottsdale Community College and Phoenix Union for additional programs.
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Robert Berryhill
Scottsdale High School
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Vocational-Technical Center
Scottsdale Community College
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