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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1974
Page
1
Students from TRAGYC staged a three car collision at Coronado High School to stress traffic safety. Scottsdale Police, Rural Metro Fire, Associated Ambulances and a DPS helicopter responded to the call. The drill included a death scene and enough gore to unsettle an observer.
After two months the city council will reopen a public hearing on North Scottsdale Associates plan to build a medical complex south of Shea Boulevard at 76th Street. The project could expand beyond 20 acres, affecting transportation and utilities and prompting a broader rezoning issue.
Developers facing a tight money situation push deadlines back twice to finish projects. Patron 6 and G. Ogsbing anticipate completing plans for teams 1N Strife It Eat and the Old Corral Chez Louis China Tis while the economy stalls and parcels await sale.
President Ford lands at Haneda amid student protests and 21 gun salute. Security limits contact as he flies in with Kissinger for talks with Emperor Hirohito and Prime Minister Tanaka. Police arrest 176 protesters near the airport, raising custody to 188.
Superior Court judge Philip W. Marquardt is expected to decide this afternoon on the legality of Paradise Valley Town Council's 23 to deny a 2 million Howard Johnson's resort hotel on 15 acres at Jackrabbit and Scottsdale Roads. The case centers on whether a landowner abutting a commercial operation can demand the resort.
Ford threatens to veto a Vietnam era veterans benefits bill, saying its current form is inflationary. The message to Congress came as he travels abroad during the lame duck session of Congress.
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said the United States will not increase food aid shipments to needy nations this fiscal year marking a turning point in hunger relief efforts and signaling shifted hunger policy priorities.
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