Sears Store Construction Begins at Los Arcos Mall
Work starts today on the Sears Store at the new Los Arcos shopping mall in Scottsdale and McDowell. Marchand Construction secures a $3 million permit for a two story, 253000 square foot structure with full basement. Broadway Hale Stores through Kitchell Contractors also has a $2.5 million permit for its building in the mall. City Building Superintendent McCausland notes preliminary plans for about 60 additional shops by co developers Russ Lyon Jr and John Holmes, with estimated costs around $4 million.
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Sears
Los Arcos
Scottsdale and
McDowell Rds
Marchand Construction Company
Sears Co
Broadway-Hale
Kitchell Contractors Inc
City
Jim McCausland
Russ, Lyon, ‘Jr
John Holmes
McCausland
Drivers Sentenced Under New State Traffic Law
Magistrate Ed Boyle orders four motorists to surrender licenses until completing a traffic survival course under the new law. Recipients include David H. Stieg fined 100 for reckless driving and others cited for failure to yield or speeding. All must pay 10 for the course.
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Ed Boyle
of. Way
Ronald. M
Vasgaard
Phoenix
Junder
Airport liaison named Don Renz to aid Scottsdale flights
Don Renz was named part time airport liaison and city zoning inspector to coordinate with city officials, the fixed base operator, and Desert Estates residents troubled by low flights over homes. City Manager Bill Donaldson said he will serve as liaison for citizens, officials, and airport users amid complaints raised by Mrs. Richard Mack.
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Don Renz
Scottsdale
Bill Donaldson
Renz
Richard Mack
Desert Estates
Mack
Soviet Smashes Czechoslovakia Invasion Defenses At U N
In a U N speech Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko defended the five nation invasion of Czechoslovakia. He said the socialist bloc cannot allow threats to its vital interests and vowed to defend the socialist commonwealth against imperialist intrigues. He labeled the Warsaw Pact actions as necessary and accused Western powers of militarism.
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United Nations
UPI
Andrei A. ‘Gromyko
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Gromyko
E.N
Rusk
Rhodesia
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
Officials back plan to screen juvenile complaints in county
Police Chief Walter Nemetz supports County Attorney Robert Corbin’s proposal to have an expert and assistant county attorney review all juvenile complaint requests before filing. The move aims to ensure sufficient evidence, involve legal representation for youths, and improve the quality and handling of probation reports. Nemetz contrasts Phoenix Police Chief Blabaum’s stance and says the system will clarify outcomes for offenders and strengthen juvenile court information.
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Jack Earie
Walter Nemetz
Robert Corbin
Nemetz
Corbin
Phoenix
Paul Blubaum
Phoenix Police
Blubaum
Thomas Tang
Blabaum
Juvenile ‘Court
Propation
Larry Debus
Scottsdale seeks public input on school survey results
An estimated 500 residents will attend a Sept 19 meeting at Saguaro High School to hear Scottsdale School District results. Supt. Burnkrant discusses questionnaires from nearly 500 people showing support for a four quarter plan and summer sessions. Dr. Deever presents enrollment projections and growth pressures. final action includes distribution of permanent committees on school facility needs.
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Scottsdale
Saguaro High School
E.G. Burnkrant
Suspect Treed and Arrested in Phoenix Narcotics Case
Michael V Henretta age 20 of Phoenix was arrested on illegal possession of dangerous drugs after a stop near 20th Street and Camelback. The Scottsdale case against Henretta was dismissed last week by Justice Harold Holcomb for lack of evidence.
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Scottsdale Police ‘Department
Phoenix
Michael V.henretta
20Th St
Camelback
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Scottsdale
Henretta
Turbulent Mexico City battle claims many lives
Reports from Mexico City describe heavy street fighting ending with the intervention of tanks. The clash left 26 civilians and a number of soldiers dead with more than 100 wounded as tens of thousands of students and others faced troops and police.
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Mexico City
Goldwater Says LeMay Erred in Wallace Run Mate Choice
Former Senator Barry Goldwater criticizes General Curtis LeMay for agreeing to become George Wallace's running mate. Goldwater, the 1964 Republican nominee, says he hopes LeMay has not erred but fears he has.
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Pittsburgh
Curtis ‘LeMay
George Wallace
LeMay
Air Force
Wallace
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
Gen
Curtis E. LeMay
Goldwater
Great Debate Fizzles in Williams Goddard TV Night
Governor Williams and opponent Sam Goddard clashed at a Motorola Political Science Club event, trading tax and education critiques. Goddard called the session a non debate, while Williams defended tax relief and mine assessments, with talks touching ROTC, county board size, and Mexican politics.
Two Party System Debate Highlights Lieutenant Governor Question
During the gubernatorial debate Gov. Jack Williams and Sam Goddard discussed creating an office of lieutenant governor. Williams said it works well in other states and noted state business falls to a Democratic secretary of state when the Republican governor is away, prompting Goddard’s quip.
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Williams
Goddard
Mies
Board of Supervisors
Pima
Maricopa
Mexico
Jack Williams
Sam Goddard
Wiliams
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Dan Milburn
Vince Pastorino
N. 76Th St
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Eharts
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Europe
West Germany
Dean Rusk
General Assembly
Laie
United Press International
Washington
Defense Department
Gen. LeMay
House ‘Committee
Un-American Activities
Jerry Rubin
Chicago
Robert Pierson
Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Argentina
Wesley Bolin
Arizona
Bolin
Mike Reynolds
Jack—Williams
Motorola Political Science Club
Executive House
Jinal Statoes
Nae Das
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