Sandpiper Resort plan to be heard by design board
The Sandpiper Resort project for 110 acres at McCormick Ranch faces review today at 5 p.m. by the Design Review Board and Site Plan Committee though not on the published agenda. Developer William Messinger proposes 398 condos and 252 club units with a tennis club, pricing from 60 000 for condos and 20 000 for club units, sparking questions from Councilman Herb Drinkwater about permanent residency.
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McCormick Ranch
Design Rew Board
Herb Drinkwater
William Messinger
Bill Walton
Drinkwater
Walton
Design Review Board
Messinger
City Council
Planning Commission
Messinger Company
Dale Carter
Scottsdale
Kissinger to Visit Peking for Nixon Trip Arrangements
The White House announced that Presidential Adviser Henry Kissinger would travel to Peking later this month to finalize arrangements with Chinese officials for President Nixon's upcoming trip. The plan aims to secure formal talks and establish schedule details ahead of the visit.
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Kissinger
Peking
Washington
White House
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Opponents plan suit to invalidate Thieu election
Anti-dictatorship group backed by Vice President Ky said they will file a taxpayers' suit seeking to invalidate the landslide election returns for President Nguyen Van Thieu, aiming to block his continued office.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
New Mideast Moves Hinted by U.S. Officials
U S officials hinted at bolstering Israel's security with more permanent economic and military aid arrangements. They seek an interim Mideast settlement with Arab states while Israel resists any temporary Suez Canal reopening plan.
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New York
U.S
Israel
Mideast
Suez Canal
Reds retreat after Cambodian border clash
North Vietnamese forces pull back after a failed thrust along the Cambodia border. Allied units still face remaining gunners as a U.S. helicopter is shot down, though the four crewmen survive.
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Saigon
U.S
Muskie urged to remedy black running mate issue
Washington attorney Hobart Taylor Jr. warned Sen. Edmund Muskie of severe sustained black opposition to his 1972 bid unless he remedies the harm caused by excluding a black running mate.
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Washington
Hobart Taylor Jr
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Taylor
Muskie
City Council trims public hearings to three on tonight agenda
City Council will hear three of six scheduled public hearings, facing opposition from the North Scottsdale Homeowners Association over a church use permit at Scottsdale Road and Cholla. The plan includes a 960 acre McDowell Mountains park purchase offer, a 5 12th scale railroad museum at McCormick Park, and zoning actions for Thunderbird Industrial Park and Salt Cellar Restaurant.
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North
McCormick Park
Guy Stillman
Fowler McCormick
Elementary ADA cuts squeeze teacher salaries
Budget cuts proposed to the school board may affect teacher negotiations as a lower ADA reduces funding for raises. District comptroller Jack Kearney says expected $207,000 at the elementary level will cover non fixed cost increases, with a $50 raise for this year canceled. SEA President Gerald Nagle notes the ADA drop was anticipated and will involve teacher administration liaison committees in setting budget priorities.
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Jack Kearney
Kearney
ADA
Nagle
McNulty unveils new remap plan for Arizona legislature
Sen James McNulty introduces a reapportionment bill promising no incumbents and no party bias. He criticizes Republicans for protecting members, argues districts must reflect equal representation, and claims his districts meet near perfect population equality using census enumeration districts.
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Phoenix
UPI
James McNulty
McNulty
Bisbee
Senate
Scottsdale voters weigh school levy and board race
Heavy turnout this morning in Scottsdale for a school board seat and a 20 centery levy. Noon totals show 1 569 ballots cast, 43 percent above last year’s noon figure of 1097, with strong activity in Cocopah Kachina Kaibab Kiva Mohave and Navajo areas. Candidates include Baker Childs Schipper and Welch, while MCCCD seeks a board seat with Ken Badertscher as sole candidate. Polls stay open until 7 pm with registrars until 6 pm.
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Scottsdale
North
Jack Kearney
Cocopah
Kachina
Kaibab
Kiva
Mohave
Navajo
Kearney
Chaparral High School
David Baker
Arizona Bank
Samuel Childs
Phoenix Industrial Opportunities Center
Joan Schipper
Camelback High
Gloria Welch
PTA
Maricopa County Community College District
Ken Badertscher
Levy
School Board
MCCCD
Supplies shortages plague Cocopah School tour
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers leader Larry Bell detailed equipment and carpeting shortages at Cocopah School delaying home economics and industrial arts facilities. Teachers Rollin Wogan and Sharon Lindstrom cited orders from September 1970 still未filled, while Librarian Pat Steward reported pending carpet delivery. Principal Thomas Wood said shortages exist district wide but do not fully impede operations.
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Cocopah
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
Larry Bell
Bell
Progress
North Scottsdale
Rollin Wogan
Sharon Lindstrom
Pat Steward
Thomas Wood
Wogan
Wood
Vogan
Coronado High School
Local businessman announces bid for City Council seat
American Mac Carvalho a member of the Board of Adjustments announces he will seek a seat on the City Council in spring elections. Incumbents Jenkins Campana and vice mayor Murray run again. Mayor Tim s undecided. Carvalho 44 operates Carvalho Plumbing, resides at 4925 N 82nd St, has five children, served in WWII, and is active in STEP and Papago Lions Club.
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Mac Carvalho
Board of Adjustments
Bill Jenkins
Dick Campana
Ken Murray
B. L
Bud"’ Tims
Carvalho
Carvalho Plumbing Company
Army Corps of Engineers
N. 82Nd St
Papago Lions Club
Hebner blasts decisive homer as Pirates top Giants
Richie Hebner hit a solo shot in the eighth inning off Juan Marichal to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 over the San Francisco Giants. The homer came after an error by Hebner that allowed San Francisco’s only run, moving Pittsburgh within one win of the National League pennant.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Richie Hebner
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Hebner
Juan Marichal
Rumor Clinic Answers On Local Road Closure
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites questions on public problems. A reader asks why 78th Street north of Camelback to Meadowbrook is closed. Public works director Marc Stragier explains the closure to prevent through traffic as Chaparral Road connects the canal to Scottsdale Road, redesigning traffic patterns.
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Rumor Clinic
Scottsdale
78Th Street
Camelback Road
Meadowbrook
Villa Monterey
Camelback
Marc Stragier
Chaparral
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale Road
Stragier
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