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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1975

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Not So Nasty Jeff Faces Textile Show Monster

Jeff Cornoyer, two, appears unfazed by Black Nasty a creation by Julie Sasse at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. The exhibit ends November 30 but Jeff’s fear faded during a quick inspection.

Jeff Cornoyer Julie Sasse Scottsdale Center For the Arts Jeff

Kissinger Cited for Contempt by House Panel

The House intelligence committee voted 10 to 1 to cite Secretary of State Kissinger for contempt for not turning over covert operation documents and Soviet arms agreement reports. If the full House approves next month, the citations go to a U.S. attorney for prosecution.

Washington House Intelligence Committee Secretary of Erry A. Kissinger Congress Otis G. Pike D-N.y House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee Commerce Rogers C.B. Morton Israel Ford State Department McClory Kissinger U.S David C. Treen R-La

Senate approves 30 day extension of oil price controls

The Senate approved a 30 day extension of oil price controls to Dec 15 to allow time for a broader energy bill. Without the measure, price controls would lapse and prices could rise for the first time since Aug 15, 1971, as House action is scheduled for Monday. Rep. Dingell said the move signals no long gap in controls, while Rep. Ketchum blocked procedural action.

Washington Senate House Congress John D. Dingell D-Mich William M. Ketchum White House Ron Nessen Ford Senate House Conference Ford Administration Frank G. Zarb

Scottsdale Indian Cultural Center proposal faces land debate

The Scottsdale National Indian Arts Council asks the city to donate land for an Indian Cultural Center to position Scottsdale as a regional hub for arts. Council members discuss land use and potential expansion, with some backing reuse of Vista del Camino redevelopment land at a favorable price. Meanwhile, national energy policy developments stall as Ford weighs a negotiated oil price plan amid partisan criticism.

Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission Heinz Hink Vista del Camino Billie Gentry David Wilson Indian Arts Council Salt River

Paradise Valley council sees incumbents seek re election

Three current members including Mayor Barbara VanAmmon will seek re election in March while Councilmen Hitchcock and Oscar Palmer decline. Brock Wainwright and Hitchcock say they may run. Palmer notes he needs a chance for others. Filing deadline is December 4 with primary February 3 and general March 29. Voter registration hours are weekdays at Town Hall.

Chris Shuey Paradise Valley Barbara VanAmmon H. Wyman Hitchcock Oscar Palmer Honeywell L. Barry Palmer Jeffrey R. Timbanard Timbanard Tribken Brock Hitchcock Wainwright Palmer Phoenix VanAmmon Mary Ann Brines Brines

Population figures show Scottsdale at 77107 in special census

Preliminary results indicate Scottsdale houses 77107 people with 31762 dwellings and 2.8 persons per home. Paradise Valley calls 9140 population but suspects undercount. Tempe 92900 and Mesa about 99000, while 1970 counts were lower. Specific neighborhoods like McCormick Ranch hold 1843 residents in 1152 units with 410 vacant, and annexed areas add 336 people in 117 units with 15 vacant.

Scottsdale Paradise Valley Tempe Mesa Phoenix Eastside McCormick Ranch Scottsdale Road Pima Road Shea Boulevard Indian Bend Road Kaiser-Aetna

Today in the News From Associated Press Wires

The report provides a brief digest of AP wire items across topics and regions, highlighting headline events, notable statements, and developments from multiple bureaus. It summarizes diverse stories with concise notes on politics, economy, society, and international affairs.

Ford raises hopes of black VP at North Carolina Central

President Ford visited Durham and NC Central University where he received an honorary degree and urged unity among all God’s children. He said he would consider a black running mate for vice president. In Albany, lawmakers delayed housing bailout action ahead of a 3 p.m. deadline, with banks planned to stay open to let investors cash holdings if no action occurs.

Durham N.C Ford Children of God North Carolina Central University Albany N.Y New York Housing Finance Agency HFA State

Senate Falls Short on Picket Bill Cloture Vote

In Washington the Senate failed to reach the 60 needed to invoke cloture on a bill allowing unions to picket an entire construction site in a dispute with one subcontractor. The tally was 58 for and 31 against, with absences cited by sponsors as the reason for the loss.

Washington Senate

Morocco Spain and Mauritania Reach Sahara Accord

In Madrid, Morocco and Mauritania reportedly clinched a gentleman’s agreement on Spanish Sahara after talks with Spanish officials. Moroccan Premier Ahmed Osman said difficulties were overcome to ensure regional security.

Marrakech Morocco Spain Mauritania Madrid Spanish Sahara Ahmed Osman Osman

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