Paradise Valley Council Extends Nicoli Resort Permit Request
For the fifth time since March the Paradise Valley Town Council granted a continuance to Anthony Nicoli for a special use permit to build part of a Sun & Sage resort on Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard. A model was required before action, with a new continuance likely into December as planning proceeds.
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North Valley Bureau
Paradise Valley Town Council
Anthony Nicoli
Lincoln Drive
Tatum Boulevard
Nicolli
Sun & Sage
E. Lincoln Drive
Nicoli
Harry Cavanagh
Phoenix
Senate delays action on Nixon transition funds amid election pause
The Senate postponed debate on an 8.4 million supplemental bill that includes a 200 thousand Nixon transition fund request, fearing a delay past the scheduled recess. The committee proposed a 220 thousand ceiling on federal salaries for Nixon's post presidency staff. The Justice Department queried whether Nixon wants continued legal representation in civil suits, via a letter dated September 24 to attorney Herbert J. Miller.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Richard Nixon
Justice Department
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Robert J. Havel
Henry Petersen
Herbert J. Miller
Simon Defends Plan to Cut Business Taxes
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon defended Ford administration plans to ease taxes on business arguing that higher investment tax credits would spur expansion and lower consumer prices. He addressed a Joint Economic Committee hearing amid senator William Proxmire’s challenge that the plan shifts tax burden to individuals and risks inflation. Simon also noted upcoming talks on grain sales to the Soviet Union and long term petroleum price decontrol.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
Ford
Herbert Hoover
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Proxmire
Simon
Russia
Soviet Union
Ford open to sign tax bill to phase out depletion allowance
President Ford philosophically opposes full repeal but would sign the tax revision bill that phases out the oil depletion allowance over three years. Treasury secretary William Simon said Ford also supports long term petroleum price decontrol, with current prices temporarily kept, noting decontrol would lift gas prices.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Treasury
William Simon
House
Ways and Means’ Committee
Congress
Simon
Ee Simon
Joint Economic Committee
Senate Interior Committee
Sen
William Proxmire
Dwis
America
House Rejects Turkey Military Aid Cutoff Veto Threat
The House voted 187 to 171 to reject a Mansfield plan to extend military aid to Turkey to December 15, defying President Ford's veto threat. Ford opposed an immediate cutoff, warning it would hinder Kissinger's Cyprus peace efforts.
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Washington
Turkey
U.S
Cyprus
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
SRP to Boost Water Rates For 1975
Salt River Project directors tentatively set an annual per acre water rate for 1975 at 21 percent above this year, rising from 4.75 to 5.75 dollars. The 1975 budget climbs to 406.4 million, up 34.9 million, to offset rising costs with final approval at the November 4 board meeting.
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Salt River Project
Salt River
Arizona Corporation Commission
Redistricting panel to discuss procedure in Maricopa County
The Maricopa County School Reorganization Committee will hold an administrative meeting Saturday at 9 30 a.m. in the County Supervisors Auditorium to discuss how to gather information and determine district sizes and costs. Members seek opinions from the state attorney general on redistricting via current school finance law and plan hearings across districts, including Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, open to the public.
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Maricopa County
W. Jefferson
Lillian Jordan
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Phoenix Bus Ridership Sees 23 Percent Rise
Edward M. Hall told the city council that ridership through August reached 3,018,289, up from 2,449,458 in the same period in 1973, indicating growing use of the transit system in the year.
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Phoenix
Edward M. Hall
Woman charged with husband slaying committed to state hospital
Cynthia Marie Denny 28 was ordered committed to the State Hospital in Phoenix after doctors testified she requires psychiatric treatment. Dr J Kendall Wallace cited violent history and possible brain disorder while Judge Fine Jacobsen signed the commitment.
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Prescott
State Hospital
Phoenix
Court of Appeals
Fine Jacobsen
Cynthia Marie Denny
J. Kendall Wallace
Jury Convicts Mesa College Student of Cocaine Possession
A Phoenix area jury convicts William S. Snow, 23, a Mesa Community College student, of possession of cocaine for sale. He faces sentencing in U.S. District Court on November 4.
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Phoenix
Mesa
U.S. District Court
William S. Snow
Mesa Community College
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H. Wyman Hitchcock
Barry Palmer
Barbara von Ammon
Monily
Treasury Department
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Miller and
McDowell Roads
Open Road
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Margaret Finley
Finley
Open Road National
el Segundo
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Arizona
United Press International
Lake Pleasant
Tom Wardell
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Maricopa
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