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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1974

Page

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Ford testifies no deal backed Nixon pardon before resignation

President Ford tells a House Judiciary subcommittee there was no deal with Nixon over his pardon after Nixon’s 1974 resignation. He says he acted for the nation without seeking Nixon’s guilt, and notes Nixon’s acceptance of a pardon implies guilt.

Washington UPI Ford Congress Richard M. Nixon House Judiciary Committee Ixon Subcommittee Nixon Alexander M. Haig White House Haig Supreme Court Betty James D. St. Clair Lawrence J. Hogan

President defends Nixon pardon timing despite public reaction

In discussing the Nixon pardon, he said deep thought guided the decision. He considered waiting until after indictment or trial and possible conviction, and after a jail term, but maintained the pardon timing was right. Rep. Wiley Mayne questioned the timing.

Wiley Mayne Iowa Urgil Nixon

Revised Westcor plan advances to study by Phoenix panel

Phoenix Planning Commission 5 to 1 vote to study the revised Westcor Village of Paradise Valley plan for conceptual rezoning. Westcor attorney Jay Stuckey seeks council guidance to file a revised application with stipulations under the new Planned Community District rules. The staff recommended denial of the original plan and a revised concept pending council action.

North Valley Bureau Phoenix Planning Commission Paradise Valley Jay Stuckey Westcor Commission Phoenix Stuckey Commi Phoenix Planning The John Beatty Tony Mason Planning Commission

Scottsdale council seeks say on near Phoenix developments

Scottsdale City Council plans a special study session with the planning commission on October 29 to assess potential impacts of major Phoenix developments near Scottsdale, including 1200 multifamily units near the airport and the 1,200 acre Westcor project. The council worries about traffic, noise, and tax effects and ponders influencing Phoenix zoning decisions.

Scottsdale Phoenix Herb Drinkwater Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Municipal Airport City of Phoenix Scottsdale Council Scottsdale Planning Commission Richard Batman Drinkwater Ndterbird Airport City of Westcor Tatum Boulevard Cactus Road Gary Herberger Bell Road Pima Shea Campana Trai William. Jenkins

Paradise Valley Homeowners Back Fire Station Plan

The Rural Metropolitan Fire Department wins support from the Paradise Valley Homeowners Association board for a proposed one acre fire station on Tatum Boulevard and Mockingbird Lane. Members cited beautification and reduced response times while opponents warned of noise and traffic. the association notes the plan addresses objections and showcases a scale model.

Paradise Valley Association John Long Commission Tatum Boulevard Eee Bonnell Long Airport McDonald Drive Scottsdale

Ford and Congress Reach Turkey Military Aid Compromise

President Ford and Congressional leaders agree to extend arms shipments to Turkey through December 10 while Turkey complies with a Cyprus cease fire limits and does not increase troops or ship U S war items to Cyprus. Also reports on Happy Rockefeller surgery and other brief items.

Washington Ford Congress Turkey Cyprus U.S

Union backs Streich on teacher evaluation in Scottsdale

Scottsdale School Board member Paul Streich calls for a good solid teacher evaluation plan. AFL CIO affiliate Scottsdale Federation of Teachers president Larry Bell backs a comprehensive evaluation including input from principals, teachers, parents, and students. The SFT supports biennial review to ease budget crunch while urging a broader tool like the IOTA program, though costs exceed fifty thousand dollars. Board members express concerns about tenured teachers and insist on ongoing district efforts toward evaluation reforms.

Scottsdale Paul Streich Larry Bell Afl-Cio Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Streich Bell SFT Samuel Childs Robert Usdane James’ Wellington

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