Nixon reshuffles to install Richardson and Weinberger
President Nixon named Elliot Richardson defense secretary and Caspar Weinberger to head HEW in a major cabinet reshuffle triggered by Melvin Laird’s departure. Roy Ash will lead the Office of Management and Budget, replacing Weinberger.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Richardson
Roy Ash
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Office of Management and Budget
Melvin R. Laird
Defense Department
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
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Litton Industries
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
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White House
George P. Shultz
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Citizens tour Scottsdale Police Station for naturalization group
Nine U S naturalization students and their instructor toured the Scottsdale Police Station as part of a six week U S government course. Police Sgt Art Hatton explained the department budget and workload while a court overview by City Magistrate Ed Boyle preceded a tour of records, detective offices, and the security process.
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Scottsdale
Dennis Carroll
Art Hatton
Radio Recom
Intelligence Division
Hatton
U.S
Ed Boyle
Knights of Columbus
Phoenix
Richard Brennan
London
Richard Axtell
U.S. Immigration Department
Washington, D.C
FBI
States
Bain
Axtell
SCC approves funds for practice football field at Scottsdale CC
Maricopa County Community College District Board authorize 72712 for land development at Scottsdale Community College to build a practice football field and a running track structure for intramural and physical education use. No permanent seating funded. Dr Marian Donaldson confirms planning and a football program next year with budget pending board approval.
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Maricopa County Community College District Board
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Marian Donaldson
Scottedale Community College
John Prince
Donaldson
Larry Philpot
Mesa Community College
Paradise Valley Tax Protest Group to Speak at PVHA Meeting
Paradise Valley Vice Mayor and TAPF attorney Harold Donegan will recap the homeowners association tax protest efforts tonight at the PVHA annual meeting. TAPF plans a summary judgment against Maricopa County tax assessor Kenneth Kunes within two weeks as tax increases continue to be reported. The 8 p.m. session at Kiva School, 6911 E McDonald Drive, will also elect new PVHA officers and directors.
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Paradise Valley
Harold Donegan
Taxment Protest Fund
TAPF
Kenneth Kunes
Kiva School
Association
Indian Arts Exhibition to Pause 1973 for Reassessment
The 11 year old Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition will be halted in 1973 as the 19 member council rethinks goals and directions. The event drew 2,500 entries and over 100000 in sales this year, with plans to possibly resume later or run two shows annually depending on research and planning.
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Scottsdale
Jackman
Robert F. Jones
Bray Promoted to Assistant Public Works Director in Scottsdale
City Manager Dale Carter announced Tim Bray has been promoted from director of data processing to assistant public works director, beating 75 applicants. Bray, 30, pursues a master's in public administration at Arizona State University and plans to move to Scottsdale from Tempe. Dick Meaker named acting head of data processing.
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Scottsdale
Tim Bray
Bray
Dale Carter
Marc Stragier
Arizona State University
Sherry
Grant
Tempe
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Carter
Dick” Meaker
Meaker
General Electric
Pontiac teen surrenders in school shooting case
A 16 year old youth surrendered to Pontiac police after a 24 hour manhunt and was charged with felonious default in the shooting of five students at Pontiac Central High School. Detective Capt. Ray Meggitt said the suspect turned himself in at police headquarters.
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Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Central High School
Ray Meggitt
Attorney seeks release for jailed newsman Farr
An attorney for jailed newsman William Farr petitions the California Supreme Court to order his release from custody. The filing argues for immediate action and cites constitutional concerns. Farr remains jailed as the case proceeds.
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San Francisco
William Farr
California Supreme Court
Jet crashes near Moscow with 76 aboard
A Japan Air Lines DC jet carrying 76 people crashed in flames after takeoff from Sheremetyevo Airport heading to Tokyo. JAL officials say there are indications the plane exploded in flight shortly after becoming airborne.
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Moscow
Japan Air Lines
Sheremetaevo
Tokyo
County food costs rise in Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona reports a 0.2 percent rise in November retail food costs in Maricopa County with an index of 118.6. The index compares to 118.4 in October and 109.6 in November 1971, showing shoppers paid 18.6 percent more than the 1967 average for a basket of foodstuffs.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona
Weather forecast for Phoenix area says sunny today and Wednesday
The forecast calls for sunny conditions today and Wednesday with highs near the mid 70s and 70s. Lows tonight near 40 at Phoenix airport and colder in higher areas down to the mid 30s.
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Phoenix
Subdivision residents seek fight against extended suit
More than 900 residents of a Med Et subdivision faced a lawsuit. attorney Henry Ladendorff reports an extension agreement with plaintiffs’ attorney Frank Haze Burth. About 75 defendants were served. Ladendorff says over half may have signed affidavits opposing the suit and plan to be represented in Superior Court.
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Med Et Residentil Subdivision
Tooo
Henry Ladendorff
Ait
Frank Haze Burth
Tneren
Ladendorff
Superior
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