Scottsdale ambulance service freed from federal tax lien
Homer Johnson of Buena Vista Ambulance Service said the tax lien was released Thursday after he arranged payment of nearly 13 000 in back taxes. An IRS seizure earlier in the week had left one ambulance still operating under the lien while Rural Fire Department and a Scottsdale mortuary stood by to cover emergency calls.
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Paradise Valley approves annexation petition for 320 acres
The Paradise Valley Town Council accepted a annexation plan for most of a 320 acre area east of 54th Place and south of Judd Road. A 40 acre section was excluded due to insufficient owner valuations. The 320 acres lie north of Mummy Mountain within town limits.
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Scottsdale Education Association pushes for teacher election impasse
The Scottsdale Education Association voted to push for an impasse with the Scottsdale Unified School District board over a teacher election. The SEA may appoint a third party committee to resolve the conflict or wait until next year, while continuing negotiations on other items. About 55 district teachers attended the Scottsdale High School meeting.
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Scottsdale schools bar Vietnam protest on Wednesday
Supt E G Burnkrant said Scottsdale students will not be allowed to protest next Wednesday. A Saguaro High School circular urged teachers to discuss the war and urged attendance at a Student Mob meeting at Arizona State University. The district said no demonstrations or outside agitators will be permitted on campus and that the matter involved student project distribution, not teacher actions. Dr Richard Fawley noted the district was aware of the circulars but saw no reason to suspect teacher involvement.
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Justice Court Loses Microphones in Quiet Theft
Scottsdale City Court reports three wireless microphones stolen between 4 p.m. Wednesday and 2 45 p m Thursday. Disconnected from stands with wiring undisturbed police say value unknown.
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International Day plans outlined by 17 organizations
Parks Director L. B. Spacewater announced a Sunday November 23 International Day with 17 organizations at the Civic Center. A follow up meeting is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday October 21 to firm up plans. Activities include family events at Eldorado Recreation Center with booths selling foreign foods crafts games and folk dancing.
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Weight loss and smoking quit plan ends after five days
A Seventh Day Adventist session on Camelback Road reports 58 of 71 finishers claim they kicked smoking, about 82 percent, with many planning future efforts. The writer notes willpower and support materials as key factors while hinting at a weight loss follow up in November.
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Council aims to amend city junk car ordinance
City Councilman Bob Jones announces a proposed amendment to the junk car ordinance to restrict abandoned vehicles to enclosed areas on private property during repairs. The council will review the measure at an upcoming work session, with adoption aimed for the October 21 meeting.
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In the News from Pee te SO 4 boca
A brief United Press International bulletin titled in the news reports the latest happenings from Pee te SO 4 boca with a focus on notable events and updates.
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U.S. Eases Narcotics Crackdown After Talks With Mexico
Washington and Mexico issue a joint communique after three days of talks. Procedures for car and pedestrian inspections will be adjusted while Mexico pledges to intensify its fight against illegal drug production and trafficking.
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