Health care expansion eyed by western state officials
State health care outlined as essential with must professionals from several western states and licensing for allied health workers including marriage counselors and social workers. McCarthy cites quality care at low cost as the legislature’s big issue while Adams notes initial national health insurance would cover catastrophic cases and expand to other groups within three to six years.
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Howard Adams
Agency
Washington, D.C
Seven Ribbon Cuttings Set to Open Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale opens Open Road Days with seven ribbon cuttings from Scottsdale and Indian School Road to Osborn Road coordinated by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. Council members lead ceremonies between Dec 3 and 5 as landscaping may finish by Dec 8.
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Scottsdale
Osborn Road
Arizona court blocks Adamson case from county attorney
The Arizona Supreme Court declines to return prosecution of John Harvey Adamson to Maricopa County. Gov. Castro had ordered Atty. Gen. Babbitt to take over after a mistrial in the Bolles murder case. The ruling removes county control from any future Bolles murder proceedings.
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Arizona Supreme Court
John Harvey Adamson
Maricopa County
High Court
Atty
Donald Harris
Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Raul Castro
Bruce Babbitt
Superior Court
Frederic Heineman
Harris
Heineman
George Mount
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Carter to meet Kissinger in Plains briefing weekend
President elect Jimmy Carter will meet Secretary Henry Kissinger in Plains, Ga., Saturday for a foreign policy briefing and will confer with President Ford in Washington next week. Ford and Carter agreed to have staff arrange the meeting after a telephone call. In Utah, Gary Mark Gilmore, under sentence to die, attempted suicide with a drug overdose. his girlfriend was found unconscious in her apartment.
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Jimmy Carter
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Washington
Carter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gary Mark Gilmore
Gilmore
Utah State Prison
Blacks reject British plan in Rhodesia talks
In Geneva two of four black nationalist leaders rejected a compromise offered by British Chairman Ivor Richard. They accused him of causing a serious crisis of confidence through his handling of negotiations on Rhodesia's future.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ivor Richard
Rhodesia
Quake Triggers Panic in Beijing No Damage Reported
Activity in Peking returned to normal after an earthquake prompted residents to rush into the streets Monday night. Foreigners reported no casualties and no damage. Weather improves with sunny skies and rising temperatures to mid 70s today and upper 70s by Wednesday.
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Tokyo
Peking
Council weighs rejection of higher density rezoning plan
Scottsdale officials signal strong opposition to developer L. T. Wright's request to rezone a 348 acre parcel at Indian Bend and Pim to 7000 square foot lots from R1 35. Council members warn of precedent and lower property values as a formal vote is set for tonight.
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T. Wright
Wright
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Council criticizes hiring of architect for Tempe facility expansion
City staff faced sharp questions from council member Richard Campana over hiring an architect for a $102,000 project to expand the Scottsdale maintenance facility at Miller and McKellips in Tempe. Campana and Heinz H. K. challenged the process and costs while staff sought bids for four maintenance bays and updated lounges. The council also reviewed road improvement timing for Pima Hayden and Shea and discussed water and paving district plans for Sundown Manor and nearby areas amid flood-control concerns.
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Cova
Heinz H#k
Scottsdale
Miller and McKellips Roads
Tempe
Franklin D. Aleshire
Pima
Hayden
Shea Boulevard
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Sundown Manor
Shea
Scottsdale Road
Hayden Road
Continental Homes drops Scottsdale development plans
Continental Homes will not develop a 174 acre parcel in central Scottsdale due to financial problems. The city faces about 160000 in flood control work on the land and contemplates public funding to meet an impending Corps of Engineers construction deadline. The council will vote on a flood control proposal tonight as discussions continue on land use and possible zoning extensions.
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Scottsdale
Continental
Indian School Road
Miller
Hayden Roads
Indian Bend Wash
U.S. Corps of Engineers
McDonald Drive
Corps
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Iis City
Franga D. Aleshire
Jénas
Jeffrey Schubert
Jenkins
Schubert
Pej
Richard Campana
Joe Contadino
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