Fire disrupts hotel as investigators probe ventilation and alarm
Report cites central alarm at Gen in Scotts Me vooster back stories. Witness Herman says Von Wooster learned of the blaze an hour after fire units arrived. A guest evacuated to Memorial Hospital suffered hyperventilation amid shock from the fire and building damage.
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Allery
Gen
Petoanls
Scotts- Me Vooster
Iottydale
Towers
Tg ‘Walk
Herman
von Wooster
Palais
City approves HUD backed senior housing plan with rent subsidies
The Scottsdale City Council unanimously approved amending the housing plan to allow HUD rental subsidies for 75 existing senior apartments and to enable two developers to seek federal aid for 240 new senior units. Two sites were certified for construction. Council member Herb Drinkwater urged prioritizing local residents and questioned use of taxpayer dollars to attract non residents. Dennis Parker emphasized prioritizing current Scottsdale seniors.
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Department of ‘Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Oomelt
Granite Reet Road
The
League
Cen Vey
Patito
Herb. Drinkwater
Scottadale
Coronado High freshman eyes potential Skateboard Olympics
In Scottsdale, Joe Fleming a Coronado High School freshman was captured Tuesday preparing for skateboarding with revived enthusiasm. Local buzz suggests a renewed interest in the sport as youths train for possible Olympic prospects.
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Scottsdale
Joe Fleming
Coronado High School
Scottsdale council opposes hospital site near Pima and Shea
The Scottsdale City Council unanimously opposed Kaiser Donated land plans for a hospital at Pima and Shea arguing the site conflicts with long range city planning. The move targets denying a certificate of need for John C. Lincoln’s proposed facility in northeast Phoenix and supports restricting new hospital development in North Scottsdale.
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Council - Conmaster
Kaiser Eee
Atre
John's
Lincoln Hospital
Westcor
Phoenix
John C. Lincoln
Scottsdale
State Department of Health Services
Maricopa County
North Scottsdale Group
Kaiser Aetna
Pima
Shea
Osmond Burton
City Council
Burton
Council
Bricklin seeks 25 million to save file sports car venture
Malcolm Bricklin seeks between 20 and 25 million in new capital to rescue his Bricklin SV-1 project as Bricklin Canada Ltd. enters receivership in New Brunswick. He plans a US private loan of 10 million and a 15 million joint investment from Canadian and provincial governments, without yet presenting the latest proposal. The venture has sparked political controversy and a confidence vote in New Brunswick.
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Malcolm Bricklin
Bricklin
Scatecaleriestten
Toronto
United States
New Brunswick
General ‘Vehicle, Inc
Ira
Brunswick
Bricklin Canada Ltd
Price
Bell to retire as Scottsdale teachers union president
Tim McGary Bell, longtime Scottsdale teachers union president, will not seek re election citing desire to rest from the post and prepare for others to lead. He says he plans to support a successor and will work at the state level to expand union activity and recruit future teachers.
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Tim McGary Bell
Scottsdale
Bei -Etiaa
Larry
Barcelona Aid
Bell
AFT
Ford asks Congress to deregulate airlines for more competition
President Ford urged Congress to permit fare changes and entry on more routes to boost competition. He said the aim is an efficient system and lower costs for the American public, with service improvements across scheduled airlines.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
FTC ruling upholds exclusive bottling licenses for Coke and Pepsi
Federal Trade Commission administrative law judge Joseph P. Dufresne ruled Wednesday that exclusive bottlers licenses issued by Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola increase competition and do not constitute an illegal restraint of trade. He recommended dropping the FTC antitrust complaints filed July 15, 1971 against the two firms.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Jidgo
Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Joseph P. Dufresne
FTC
Mayors Seek Renewal of Revenue Sharing to Stabilize City Budgets
Fourteen mayors and municipal leaders urged Congress to renew the revenue sharing program set to expire in 1976. Baltimore Mayor William D. Schaefer said cities need zoning assurances as they prepare their 1977 budgets this spring.
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Washington
Congress
Baltimore
William D.schaefer
Chilean refugees seize 13 hostages at UN office in Buenos Aires
A group of Chilean refugees claimed they seized 13 hostages at the Buenos Aires UN High Commission for Refugees office and threatened to kill them. Police and firefighters gathered outside the downtown building with machine guns on alert, but no action was taken.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
United Nations High Commission For Refugees
Portuguese Forces Lockdown After Serra do Pilar Mutiny
Northern Portugal remains under strict alert with all military units confined to barracks after the Serra do Pilar artillery regiment mutinied in Opérto. About 600 mutineers raised a red banner, demanding dismissal of the region’s new commander General Antonio Pires Velogo.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Opérto
Serra Do Pilar
Antonio Pires Velogo
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Sone
Chaparral High English
Witca
Associated Press
Pepsi
Cokewin
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