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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1974
Page
1
Ford and Tanaka pledge closer ties amid Tokyo talks
In Tokyo, President Ford and Prime Minister Tanaka pledge closer U S Japan ties and agree on preventing nuclear weapons spread. A joint communique signals readiness to cut oil imports by ten percent. Tanaka faces internal pressure with a possible resignation after Ford's farewell.
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Tokyo
UPI
Ford
Kakuei
Tanaka
Hirohito
Japan
United States
Japan Press Club
U.S
Liberal Democratic Party
Rockefeller to secure Senate Rules panel backing for VP role
The Senate Rules Committee chairman said the panel will recommend Friday that Nelson Rockefeller be confirmed as vice president. In another item, Ford and Brezhnev prepare for talks in Vladivostok signaling a shift in East West detente as the weekend approaches.
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London
Ford
Leonid I. Breznicevg
Soviet
Viadivostok
Amounts sought in trillion-dollar retaliation suit
A brief cites a $1 trillion retaliation suit with the filing seeking damages. The text mentions Toward tiaones as a reference point, underscoring a high-stakes civil action and substantial monetary claims.
Top INS Officials Testify Before Federal Grand Jury
San Diego reporters say senior immigration officers including the Southwest chief appear before a federal grand jury probing corruption allegations inside the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Southwest
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ford and Soviet Leaders to Discuss Climate Pact at Vladivostok
A former Pentagon think tank analyst says the November Vladivostok talks between President Ford and Soviet leaders may address damming the Bering Straits to warm the earth climate.
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Los Angeles
Ford
Vladisvostok
Bering Straits
Alaska
Siberia
Pentagon
City council awards bid for Honeywell computer system
The city council voted 6 1 to award Honeywell Corp a phased three year plan for a new computer system. City staff estimate about 1.1 million dollars over ten years for the project with the first phase priced at Honeywell’s bid and future costs likely to rise with market rates.
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Coucil
Honeywell Corp
Smith
Honeywell
Scomputer
Eevee
Cit
Dale Carter
Price
Eptila
North Scottsdale Hospital bid denied by council 7-0
North Scottsdale Associates failed to win rezoning for a hospital complex at 76th Street and Shea Boulevard. The council upheld planning staff denial citing wrong site and needs issues. Burton’s group may reapply if a hospital need is certified and they disclosed a $21.5 million financing commitment.
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North Scottsdale Hospital
Osmond Burton
North Scottsdale Associates
Richard V
Maricopa County
Hyoria
Allem
Burton
Bor
Health Planning Council
Scottsdale
Phoenix
School salary dispute over 1975 76 costs and claims in Scottsdale
SFT president Larry Bell and district manager Jack Kearney clash over a 15.4 percent pay hike for 1256 Scottsdale teachers. Kearney cites 3.1 million extra cost including special programs, while Bell calls the estimate inflated and accuses district of fanning conflict. Inflation and seven percent budget limits threaten program cuts.
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SFT
Larry Bell
Kearney
Afl-Cio
A. Tl
Bell
Labor Bureau
Scottsdale
Sun City group asks Scottsdale aid for students amid district split
A Sun City-Youngtown coalition seeks 89 local children to attend Scottsdale schools on a tuition basis as it campaigns to form a new Sun City-Youngtown district 19 miles away. The group asked the Scottsdale School Board to price attendance and transport costs while exploring whether nearby districts could accept the students under Arizona law.
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Sun City-Youngtown
Scottsdale
Jack Driver
Sun City
Youngtown
Driver
Peoria
Dysart
District Budget Process Shows Possible Cuts
District officials discuss the budget process and potential cuts as they review schooling needs. Citizens are invited to examine proposals and attend upcoming meetings for input on district finances.
Scottsdale Memorial to seek OK for 78 new beds
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital board will ask the Comprehensive Health Planning Council for permission to add 78 beds in the top two floors of its six story wing. The move would raise total beds to 340 as growth and demand rise. Construction costs contribute to a higher monthly delay cost.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Arizona
A.E. Carpenter
Mall scene cited in bad check case at Scottsdale
Investigators allege two Glendale youths wrote checks without sufficient funds while at a Scottsdale mall. Officer Tony LeGatt and clerk Martha Myruski are noted in the case as the seminar she attended beforehand warned retailers and banks about check fraud. Receipts found on the youths show shopping at Scottsdale stores.
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Martha Myruski
Myruski
Scottsdale
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Rocky
Detente
Jack Kearney
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Okay
Glendale
Tony ‘LeGatt
Suzanne Eat ‘Aneary
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