Three Scottsdale Teens Die In Suspected Hit And Run
Three young Scottsdale residents died in a Saturday night two car crash caused by a third vehicle that fled the scene. Victims were Thomas Mayhew 17 Randy Cottrell 22 and Terry Neddermeyer 15. A second vehicle contained Donna Wehrman 22 and her 7 month old son. Police describe a light blue or white Dodge Dart with two men inside as the suspect vehicle observed fleeing the scene.
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Smith to quit GOP post in January
Mary Louise Smith announced her resignation as Republican National Chairman in January amid GOP insurgent tensions. White House aide Ron Nelsen referred questions on a successor, and Ford’s role, to concern over party leadership. Dallas marked JFK assassination anniversary with prayer and silence near the Kennedy Memorial.
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Pleads no contest in murder case tied to Scottsdale plot
Anthony Wayne Ridings 25 testifies in Maricopa County against Edward J. Dwyer 56 after pleading no contest to second degree murder in the killing of Jesse Haynes Austin. The state lowers charges to secure Ridings' testimony with a maximum 30 year sentence. Austin's widow Sandra Lynn Austin 31 faces conspiracy to commit murder. Both Ridings and Dwyer remain jailed without bond.
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Carter Seeks Policy With Ford After Post Election Visit
President elect Jimmy Carter visited Washington for his first post election trip and met with top officials. James Lynn, Ford’s OMB director, led the early morning proceedings before an afternoon White House session with President Ford. Donald Rumsfeld and David Mathews joined in after the parade began. The vice president elect preceded them.
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Mexico central bank halts currency exchanges to curb panic buying
Mexico's Banco de Mexico froze all foreign currency sales and purchases in a temporary move to prevent peso devaluation and curb dollar panic, risking effects on American tourists in Mexico. Lebanon marks independence anniversary as Syrian forces occupy cities and pledge cooperation with President Sarkis amid rebuilding efforts.
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MCCCD set to decide new president at board meeting
The Maricopa County Community College District board will discuss selecting a new president Tuesday night after the August removal of Dr. John Prince. A.W. Flowers will continue in a dual role but won’t seek permanent presidency. The meeting covers remodeling bids for administrative facilities at 3910 to 3920 E Washington St Phoenix, with a $1 785000 purchase and an estimated $330000 completion cost. District services now occupy five leased buildings across three sites.
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Lame duck official defends Hawaii trip
Arizona regulator Al Faron, a lame duck commissioner due to January replacement, defends a weeklong Hawaii trip paid by the state. He says the $592 travel grant to attend the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners meeting will be under the amount claimed and supports a new national research organization he helped establish. The group, based in Ohio, will supply expertise Arizona could not otherwise obtain and reduce outside hiring for rate hearings.
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Accountability series starts to track pledges after election
The Scottsdale Daily Progress begins the ACCOUNTABILITY series to hold winners from national to school board races accountable for promises. Reporters compiled campaign pledges for readers to save and judge how well winners keep their pledges.
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Scottsdale School Board to Review Boundary Changes Tuesday
Scottsdale’s 1960s enrollment peak has fallen to 25,880 this year with the district examining boundary changes to address drops. The work session will discuss options, public hearings, and timelines while noting no final decisions will be made.
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Wyoming firms bid to lease Scottsdale resort land at Indian Bend
Two Wyoming companies that developed the Little America hotel in Flagstaff bid to lease 64 acres at the southwest corner of Indian Bend and Scottsdale Roads for a resort and golf course. Bidders propose a minimum nine year lease with escalating annual payments, and details will be reviewed by Scottsdale staff before a council presentation in December.
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Registry Hotel complex wins third DRB nod for permit
Hospitality Management advances a $7 million project on 35 acres at 7171 N. Scottsdale Rd. The plan includes a 120 room hotel, convention center, showroom theater, 97 condominiums, eight to 14 tennis courts, four pools, a restaurant and shops. Approval grants one year to begin construction. In a separate vote, Chez Louis Restaurant gets permission to enclose its outdoor dining area with glass panels.
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