Scottsdale Aims 800000 Bond Financing Without Public Vote
The Scottsdale City Council will study issuing nearly 800000 in bonds via the Scottsdale Municipal Property Corporation to fund airport expansions and hangars without a public vote. If approved, total debt could exceed 13.5 million over 20 years, with staff citing cost savings from municipal property financing versus formal bond elections.
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Tom Ellis
Scottsdale
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Arizona
Bray
Judge Coulter recuses from Adamson murder case in Phoenix
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rufus Coulter disqualified himself as third judge on the John Harvey Adamson murder case. The scheduling shift follows multiple prior judge removals and a mistrial during jury selection, with Warren McCarthy named to preside and matters potentially delaying hearings.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Rufus Coulter
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Warren McCarthy
Robert Broomfield
Coulter
Frederic Heineman
David Perry
Crmer
Arizona
Bolles
L’continental Restaurant
L'Continental
Don. Harris
Superior Court
Raul Castro
Atty
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Harris
Arizona Supreme Court
Castro
Masterpieces of Art program expands to eight Scottsdale elementary schools
The Masterpieces of Art program brings reproductions and art history talks to about 190 classrooms via trained parent volunteers called Art Guides. Schools including Kiva Mohave Cocopah Pima Hopi Cherokee Tavan and Ingleside will participate with coordinators named, supported by Phoenix Art Museum lectures and museum trips.
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Scottsdale
Leigh Hann
Kiva
Heidi Artigue
Mohave
Mary Hunt
Cocopah
Rosemary Poulson
Pima
Jane Milne
Darlene Tillack
Joan van Germeten
Tavan
Penny Willson
Ingleside
Esther Turner
Gloria Judson
Phoenix Art Museum
Art Museum
Arizona State University
Hann
Arizona Bank
United Bank
Russ Lyon Realty Co
Trailside Galleries
Max of Switzerland
Fox Land Investment Co
al Gazley
Cherokee
Hopi
Outsider Lyons to scrutinize CAP water plan on CAWCD board
Phoenix attorney John D. Lyons Jr. and four other outsiders won seats on the Maricopa County group of the Central Arizona Project board. Lyons plans close oversight, questions CAP feasibility, water availability, and who pays. He cites possible conflicts of interest among incumbents and urges full disclosure of business interests.
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Phoenix
Central Arizona Water Conservation District
CAWCD
John D. Lyons Jr
Maricopa County
Central Arizona Project Board
Lyons
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
CAP
Arizona
Colorado River
Darwin Aycock
Afl-Cio
Rose Mofford
Lynn H. Sharp
Gilbert Diaryman
Dale Shumway
Tempe
CAP Water
Maricopa- Pima-Pinal County
Tucson
Arizona forms solar power project for first U.S. plant
Arizona Public Service, Salt River Project, and Tucson Gas & Electric form the Arizona Solar Power Project to pursue a 100 million federal sun powered plant at Gila Bend. Westinghouse will join as project integrator, contributing during development. ERDA will select a site in January amid sites considered in San Antonio and Barstow.
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Phoenix
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Arizona
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Arizona Solar Power Project
ASPP
Gila Bend
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Eric Weber
Westinghouse
Weber
San Antonio
Tex
Barstow
Calif
California
Carter pledges consultative foreign policy with Congress
President-elect Jimmy Carter promised to consult Congress on major foreign policy moves. He gave the Foreign Relations Committee his private phone number and offered an extended meeting, willing to spend a full 8 to 12 hours, and to bring his chosen secretary of state candidate for discussion.
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Carter
Congress Washington
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Small underground nuclear test at Nevada Test Site
Energy Research and Development Administration reported a small underground nuclear test near Yucca Flat at 8:15 a.m. MST. The device was detonated 1,040 feet underground about 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas with a yield under 20 kilotons.
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Las Vegas
Energy Research and Development Administration
Nevada Test Site
Yucca Flat
Here
Greek airliner crash kills 50 including American couple
Olympic Airways confirmed 50 aboard were killed in northern Greece. Among the victims were Jack and Joan Campbell of Arizona and Decatur Illinois. The couple had four children with ties to Arizona and Greece. Syrians near Israel threaten clash as peacekeepers consider moving into southern Lebanon. Israel warns against a large Palestinian presence near its north border and reinforces troops.
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Athens
Greece
Olympic Airways
Jack
Joan Campbell
Arizona
Hellenic Food Industries
Delmonte
Campbell
Decatur
Ill
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Frontier
Ford aims to end gasoline price controls
Washington sources report the Ford Administration plans to lift controls on gasoline prices as it nears the end of its term. Officials say the move will have no immediate effect on motorists.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Weekend Warmth With Sunny Skies Forecast
A forecast shows 80 mostly sunny and warm today and Wednesday with highs near 8 and overnight lows around 50. Details on page 3.
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William Schrader
Joseph Meier
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
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William Mack
Joseph McGovern
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Tavan School
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