Scottsdale School Board weighs nonbond options for district building
The Scottsdale School Board meets at 8 pm tonight at Navajo School to discuss funding for Cherokee School Chaparral High and additions to elementary schools without a bond. They consider 10 and 20 cent levy funds along with modular buildings and capital outlay options.
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Scottsdale
Chaparral High
Navajo School
Granite Reef Rd
Jack Kearney
Yavapai and
Kiva
Hopi
Yavapai
Kearney
Chaparral High School
Markets fight tax cut in Phoenix
Representatives of supermarkets told a legislative committee that exempting food from the retail sales tax could create chaotic conditions at check-out counters. Retailers demonstrated two receipts, one with all items taxed and another with food items exempted, showing potential delays and bookkeeping problems from partial taxation.
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Phoenix
UPI
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Ways and Means
Scottsdale Faces Question of a City Noise Ordinance
Scottsdale officials review a proposed noise ordinance amid council debate on how to enforce limits. Staffers Kiel and Blake report decibel readings from city sources while council members press for faster action and focus on reducing noise from city equipment.
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Richard Campana
Scottsdale
Bill Jenkins
Campana
Jenkins
Mary Kiel
Russel Blake
Miss Kiel
Blake
Billie Gentry
Gentry
Marc Stragier
Scottsdale council weighs bank branch in service residential zone
City council debates amending a service residential ordinance to permit a First National Bank branch at the Casa de Medicos site on McDonald Drive and Scottsdale Road. Officials cite planning board support, resident objections, and potential future commercial requests amid related PRD housing and development actions.
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Casa de Medicos Medical Center
Acre
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Heinz Hink
Richard Campana
Bank
City Planning Commission
Republic Development Co
Hayden Road
McDowell Road
Scottsdale
Dale Andersen
SRP Raises Electric Rates 7 Percent for January Bills
The Salt River Project Governing board approved a seven percent electric rate increase effective with January billings to cover higher operating and construction costs. The hike follows a prior water rate rise of about 12 percent and may prompt another increase by 1979.
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Salt River Project
SRP
Rod McMullin
Karl F. Abel
Abel
Arizona Corporation Commission
Scali undergoes coronary bypass at Arizona Heart Institute
UPI reports John Scali the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations had coronary artery bypass surgery Tuesday morning at the Arizona Heart Institute. Dr Edward B Diethrich led the procedure at St Josephs Hospital and Scali was listed as recovering normally in intensive care.
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Phoenix
UPI
John Scali
U.S
United Nations
Arizona Heart Institute
Edward B. Diethrich
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Scali
Heart Institute
Wall Street Dives as Oil Crisis Shapes Market Mood
The Dow Jones industrial average fell sharply nearing 844 after a second day of losses on the New York Stock Exchange amid energy fears. In Jerusalem an emergency cabinet meeting discussed withdrawing forces near the Suez Canal. Henry Kissinger briefed the Senate on Mideast talks and the oil embargo remains a sticking point.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Henry
Senate
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mideast
Kissinger
Senate committee sends bill for Saxbe attny general post
The Senate Judiciary Committee sent a bill to the Senate floor to permit William B. Saxbe to become attorney general without stating whether the bill’s enactment would be constitutional. The panel avoided a ruling on constitutionality. Barry Goldwater says Nixon has not ruled out appearing before the Watergate Committee, though some senators urged against it after a recent meeting.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
William B. Saxbe
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Watergate Committee
UPI
Arizona Republican
City to vote on abandoning Main Street for downtown mall
Contractors tore up Main Street west of the Civic Center last week and finished the surface. The city council will vote at 8 tonight on abandoning the street for the downtown mall project.
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Main Street
Civic Center
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