Nine candidates to meet twice at Scottsdale forums
Nine school board candidates will attend two Scottsdale forums. At 8 a.m. they speak at a Chamber of Commerce breakfast at the SunBurst Hotel and at 7:30 p.m. they address Arcadia High School. The lineup includes incumbents Donald Swanson and Aaron Rosen and eight others.
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Chamber of Commerce
SunBurst
N. Scottsdale Rd
Arcadia High School
E. Indian School Rd
Donald Swanson
Aaron Rosen
J D Lawson
Joe C. Jamison
Richard W. Clark
James E. Thompson
Thomas C. Carey
Phyllis Spencer
Everts H. McDaniel
Chamber Office
PTA Community Parent Council
Saguaro High School
Pima School
Hohokam School
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Market Dips as Dow Falls in Midday Trading
New York stocks slumped for a second day as the Dow Jones average at 2 30 p m dropped 12 31 to 954 45. The market extended a six session decline with a total loss of more than 46 points over the period.
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New York
Butz Keeps Campaigns While Weighing Ford Stump
Former Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said he will keep long scheduled campaign engagements for Republican candidates but has not decided about stumping for President Ford. He plans to assess with the President’s campaign staff before deciding.
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Washington
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Ford
Butz
Arab League mediator threatens pullout over shelling at Museum Gate
Hassan Sabri Khali warned the Arab League peacekeeping force may withdraw if right wing Christians resume shelling Beirut area near Museum Gate. Kamal Jumblatt ordered general mobilization in leftist zones to confront the Syrian invasion at all costs.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Museum Gate
Arab League
Hassan Sabri Khali
League
Kamal Jumblatt
IMF World Bank meet sparks walkout over Middle East policy
In Manila delegates from Arab and some African nations walked out before Moshe Sanbar of the Bank of Israel spoke as Pakistan urged admission of China and expulsion of Taiwan. The first overtly political moves marked the session.
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Manila
Philippines
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Pakistan
China
Taiwan
Moshe Sanbar
Bank of Israel
Tropical storm Madeleine nears Acapulco may become hurricane
In Mexico City the weather service reports Madeleine gaining speed in the Pacific toward Acapulco Guerrero with possible hurricane development by nightfall. Officials say no alarm or warnings issued for residents.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Madeleine
Pacific
Acapulco
Mexican Weather Service
The
Weather Service
Guerrero
Detroit Ford strike drags on as UAW votes on tentative pact
The 22 day strike against Ford Motor Co continues as UAW members vote on a three year tentative agreement. The pact would shift union workers to a four day work week and must be ratified by about 170,000 UAW members across 22 states.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Thailand Defense Minister Seizes Power Amid University Riots
In Bangkok Defense Minister Sangad Chalanya ousts Premier Seni Pramoj’s government and imposes martial law as clashes between leftists and rightists turn deadly at Thammasat University. Police report at least 22 dead, about 180 wounded, with bodies mutilated and some burned.
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Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Radio Thailand
Sangad Chalanya
Seni Pramoj
Sangad
Seni
Thammasat University
Thailand protests rally as Thanom returns to Bangkok
Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, exiled leader of 1973 ousted regime, returned Sept 19 and was ordained a monk. Police estimate 1,300-plus students detained as leftists demand his deportation or trial for 1973 deaths and other crimes. Demonstrators clash with rightists near government house while PM Seni promises to resign if cabinet demands are unmet.
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Thanom
Thailand
Seni
Reversal bid in Warren extortion case before 9th Circuit
Ned Warren and son in law seek new trials after prosecutors referenced an alleged murder contract during their 1974 extortion convictions. The appeal argues juror prejudice from a questioned contract claim as Warren faces 12 years and Nace 3 years.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Ned Warren
John J. Flynn
Warren
Asst
U.S. Atty
Mike Scott
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Gale Nace
Nace
Seattle
Phoenix
Edward D. Kelley
Scott
Mafia
Cosa Nosa
Lindberg
Jerry Abdin
Ned Warren Jr
Flynn
Middle school alternatives eyed by Arcadia parent group
Scottsdale School District faces declining enrollment. Superintendent William Randall will meet with Arcadia Parents for Quality Education to explore alternatives to a middle school. The effort includes surveys of Arcadia area students, a work study session, and a November site decision expected in November.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Randall
Warren Downs
Arcadia Parents For Quality Education
Arcadian Parents Committee
Middle School
Downs
Donald Swanson
Arcadia High School
Kachina
Ingleside
Kaibab
Tavan
Hopi
Arcadia Area
Jack Kearney
Arizona Supreme Court limits state laws on Indian reservations
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the state has no authority to enforce its laws on Indian reservations, preserving tribal sovereignty. Counties and municipalities may still work with tribes by mutual agreements for law enforcement and other functions with tribal consent. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt called the ruling correct federal law and said current practices largely align with it.
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Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Salt River
Ft. McDowell
Supreme Court
Pima County
Papago
City to join animal pound plan and seek disaster aid
Scottsdale plans to send a letter of intent to participate in a $550000 eastside animal control facility with 6.6 percent of annual operating costs. The city declares a local emergency to apply for state disaster aid after Sept 29 flooding, with about 50000 in street and park damage and cleanup costs. Mayor Jenkins may request state relief from Gov Castro.
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Scottsdale
Price Road
8Th Street
Tempe
S. 35Th Ave
Phoenix
William C. Jenkins
Raul Castro
Castro
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