Scottsdale considers 4500 to clear Black Sheep site
The City Council will meet on December 2 to approve a 4500 demolition and site clearance expenditure for the burned Black Sheep Club. City Manager Frank Aleshire says funds could come from revenue sharing via the Community Development Bloc Grant, but HUD approval and a public hearing may be required.
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Scottsdale
Black Sheep Club
Frank Aleshire
Aleshire
HUD
Community Development Department
de Aleshire
School board ruling stirs concern in Scottsdale
Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt issued a written opinion restricting voting on operating budgets by board members who have relatives employed by a district. He says even one disqualified member can affect a quorum, prompting calls for resignation or voter action. Scottsdale board member Robert Usdane questions the impact, noting budgetary approvals require multiple signatures and that the rule may hinder small or closely knit communities. Gloria Welch resigns from the board as the district faces next year's operating budget.
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Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Scottsdale
Arizona School Boards Association
Arizona School Administrators Superintendents Division
Babbitt
Arizona School Board
Douglas
Robert Usdane
Usdane
Scottsdale School Board
Gloria Welch
Welch
City and flood district outline bridge funding on Hayden Road
Scottsdale and Maricopa County Flood Control District move toward shared funding for a new bridge over an interceptor flood channel planned parallel to the Arizona Canal. Guidelines allow up to half the relocation cost and call for mutual agreement on who pays for the Hayden Road bridge once channel design is finished.
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Hayden Road
Maricopa County
Arizona Canal
Hayden
McDonald Drive
Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale
McDonald
Citizens Advisory Board
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
County Board of Supervisors
Beirut Crisis Deepens As Lebanon Near Collapse
Beirut battles intensify with mortars rockets and sniper fire across eastern and northern districts. Premier Karami warns Lebanon on the brink of total collapse as 36 killed 76 wounded and 150 kidnapped in 24 hours amid street war and faltering cease fire.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Karami
Maurice Couve de Murville
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Baabda
Phalange
Scottsdale seeks uncounted residents for special census boost
City officials urged Scottsdale residents missing from the recent special census to contact the city clerk before Wednesday. The preliminary count showed 77,107, far below the expected 88,000 to 90,000, risking about $70,000 in revenue and one fifth of the budget from four state shared funds.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Scotta
William C. Jenkins
Saguaro Captures Central Division Title In Thriller
The Saguaro Sabercats edged the McClintock Chargers 15 to 14 to claim the Central Division football championship. An 80-yard drive and two point conversion with four minutes left sealed the win as McClintock mounted a late drive but stalled. Saguaro advances to the Class AAA state semifinals against Maryvale at Sun Devil Stadium with the state final set for December 5.
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Saguaro Sabercats
McClintock Chargers
Saguaro
Sabercats
McClintock
Chargers
Maryvale
ASU
Sun Devil
Kennedy says brother not tied to CIA plots
Ladue Missouri Associated Press reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy states he does not believe his brother was involved in CIA plots to assassinate foreign leaders. He cites the Senate Intelligence Committee report as not indicating any involvement by President John F. Kennedy.
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Ladue
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
CIA
Senate Intelligence Committee
John F. Kennedy
Former Gulf counsel halts annual retainer to Scott firm
Royce H. Savage the former Gulf Oil general counsel says he stopped an annual 25 000 payment to the law firm of Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, while Scott objected. He did not confirm or deny whether the retainer was reduced to 10 000 annually in the same period.
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Washington
Gulf Oil Corp
Senate
Hugh Scott
Scott
Royce H. Savage
Gulf
U.S. District Court
Harris seeks woman co counsel for public defense denied
Emily Harris of the Symbionese Liberation Army asked for a woman attorney to join her defense at public expense but the request was refused for insufficient experience. Leonard Winglass was appointed to defend Harris. She argued only a woman can adequately represent her feminist viewpoint.
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Los Angeles
Symbionese Liberation Army
Emily Harris
Leonard Winglass
Harris
Juan Carlos Sworn In As Spain's King I Name
Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon was sworn in as King Juan Carlos I restoring the monarchy after 44 years. He pledged to be a friend of the people foe of privilege and promoter of justice beside dignitaries including U S Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller.
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Madrid
Spain
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Juan Carlos I
Juan Carlos
U.S
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Moynihan to see Ford amid UN ambassadorship uncertainty
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, close to quitting as U S ambassador to the United Nations, will meet President Ford early next week to hear assurances of support. He had planned a news conference but canceled it saying he was not leaving the post immediately.
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Washington
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Ford
Moyniihan
Talks on MIAs Postponed to December
Washington sources say a special House committee will delay talks with Vietnamese officials on missing in action Americans in Indochina from next week to December.
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Washington
House
Indochina
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