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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1975

Page

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Chaparral class explores Hopi culture in humanities program

Tim McGraw reports Chaparral High School's Humanities Enrichment course compares Hopi culture with American society. The program aims to fund two daily hours of study with speakers and counselors, seeking NHF support by Oct. 15 to deliver training and field experiences.

Tim McGraw goda_ shworth Ashworth Mesa Winslow Jobert Scottsdale National ‘Humanities Faculty NHF Marvin ‘Lieske Elors

Ford Tax Cuts Tied To Spending Caps Draw Opposition

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon warns a proposed 1978 tax cut must be paired with a spending ceiling to blunt inflationary momentum. Key Democrats question feasibility, noting past ceilings were not paired with deep cuts, and Johnson era ceilings neared 1756 billion for 1967.

Oud Es Ins Eeeepee Camertly Treasury Etary William E. Aa Simon Associated’ Press Williamsburg Ford Congress George H.'Mahon House Appropriations. Committee Lyndon’ B. Johnson

Rotary official promotes personalized license plates

John H. Connor, governor of Rotary International District 549, praises the state offer for personalized plates in Scottsdale. He notes the Rotary Club's involvement as he installs a plate with guidance from secretary Gloria Swayzee, with photo credit to Bob Johnstone.

John” “H Connor Rotary International Scottsdale Rotary Club Gloria Swayzee

Scottsdale man faces possible manslaughter charge in ASU student death

Tempe police say 19-year-old Kevin Besh of Scottsdale may face voluntary or involuntary manslaughter charges for the beating death of Arizona State University student Arigel Rivera 22 of Glendale. Rivera allegedly attacked Connie Lindner 23 of Tempe before Besh and Greg Gentile pursued him with a pipe and weapon. Rivera died at a hospital after the Thursday night incident near Third Street and Ash in Tempe.

Tempe Scottsdale Arizona State University Richard Christensen Hugo Zettler Kevin Besh Columbus Besh Arigel Sanchez Rivera Glendale Rivera Tempe Community Hospital Maricopa “County Hospital Connie ‘Lindner Third Street Ash Greg Gentile E. Keim Mill Fifth Street Lindner Gentile Christensen

Citizens to Decide Goals for Scottsdale Northeast Plan

The Scottsdale Planning Commission hosts an eight‑element public hearing tonight at 8 p.m. at Taliesin West. A second hearing with the city council is set for 8 p.m. Monday at City Hall. Citizens will answer eight planning questions covering land use economics public services facilities and environmental issues.

Scottsdale Planning Scottsdale Center For

Health panel to review Scottsdale hospital satellite plans

The Maricopa County Comprehensive Health Planning Council will meet Thursday to consider Scottsdale Memorial Hospital's plan for three satellite ambulatory centers in Fountain Hills Pinnacle Paradise and near the southeast corner of Shot end Pa Road. Public testimony is limited to a later hearing while the committee weighs the land purchase by John C. Lincoln Hospital and a related lawsuit challenging the project.

Maricopa Cone Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Milton Gan Alth Planning Council Sible Wasi St Eescote Gore’ Evelopment Shot End Pa Road City. Com Scottsdale Memorial Fountain Hills Pinnacle Health’ Planning Council John C. Lincoln Hospital Phoenix

Land-use bill debate framed by Scottsdale mayor

Mayor William C. Jenkins, at the League of Arizona Cities and Towns meeting, called state land-use planning an excellent concept if limited to state concerns and not hindering local planning. He cited Scottsdale’s concerns about public involvement, compensation, and eminent domain, stressing continuous, comprehensive city planning and multi-disciplinary teams.

Kingman William C. Jenkins Jenkins League of Arizona Cities and Towns Scottsdale

Sunniith Slow Warming in the Ats Setae

Fragmentary text notes a gradual warming trend in the ats setae with unclear context and few readable details. The readable words reference Sunniith and Toepeae, but no concrete events or figures are evident.

Third World Bloc Proposes Diplomatic Resolution at Paris Meet

In Paris a Third World bloc urges dropping substantive issues and settling disputes through diplomacy within two months. Industrial nations have not yet replied formally. If accepted, the proposal signals a failed bid to set topics for the December 16 ministerial conference.

Paris

Kissinger Responds to Intelligence Committee Subpoena

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger answered a House Intelligence Committee subpoena about a memorandum on the 1974 Cyprus crisis. The committee staff said a reply was received around noon but would not confirm if the memorandum was turned over or if the reply gave reasons for noncompliance.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger House Intelligence Committee State Department Kissinger

Kidnaping and Extortion Attempt In Carson City

Carson City officers arrested a man and searched for a woman after a failed kidnapping and extortion bid. The suspects kidnaped the bank manager's wife from their home and drove her toward Reno where the man left her with the woman now being sought. The captive escaped and warned her husband that the gunman planned to return to demand 150000 dollars.

Carson City Nev First National Bank Robert Butler Reno Bullers

Colby Defends CIA Watergate Timeline

Williamsburg Virginia director William E. Colby says the CIA could have gone to prosecutors earlier about Watergate but did not rush to police. He replies to Seymour Hersh of the New York Times who claimed the CIA could have blown the whistle at any time about the scandal.

Williamsburg William E. Colby CIA Colby Seymour M. Hersh New York Times Central Intelligence Agency Hersh

Peron Expected to Return as President in Argentina

President Isabel Peron was due back from vacation to assume office from acting President Italo Luder. Officials said arrangements were being made for her to take over at a ceremony Thursday night. Labor groups planned a large rally with Mrs. Peron expected to speak amid coup rumors.

Buenos Aires Argentina Isabel Peron Italo Luder

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