Scottsdale considers easing animal noise complaint process
City attorneys note current rule requires a neighbor to file complaints for animal noise and to prove disturbance of a considerable group. The proposed change would let the person bothered file. Scottsdale cites Phoenix precedent and aims to broaden scope beyond dogs to any animal or fowl. A work session Tuesday will not finalize action. next formal meeting is November 4.
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Isy
Antenary Suich
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Arizona Court of Appeals
US Embassy urges nonessential Americans to leave Beirut
The United States Embassy warns American women and children and all nonessential male staff to depart Beirut as sectarian fighting erupts in the foreign residential district adjoining the Moslem Christian war. The advisory highlights growing danger and urges rapid evacuation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Embassy Today
Nuclear test to explode underground in MERCURY Nevada
ERDA confirms a high power nuclear device will be detonated underground at the Nevada Test Site on Tuesday with a yield between 200 kilotons and one megaton, claiming a force far exceeding Hiroshima. A Bolivian military plane crash near La Paz kills about 49 officers and spouses, with unknown survivors.
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Nevada Teat
Energy Research and Development ‘Administration
ERDA
Hiroshima
LA Paz
Bolivia
Air Force
Tomonoco
Desegregation Plan Opens Boston High School Amid Tensions
Boston reopened South Boston High School today under heavy guard as white students boycotted and clashes with black students led to an early closing last Friday. About 100 black students entered via bus routes while only a handful of white students attended.
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Boston
South Boston High School
Senator Tower Holds Frank Talk With Ford on School Integration
Senator John Tower met with President Ford and described a frank constructive discussion about alternative methods of school integration without widespread busing. The meeting followed a weekend anti-busing demonstration in Washington.
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Washington
John Tower
R-Tex
Ford
Greenspun Hughes suit trial set for February resumption
Elko Nevada The trial of publisher Hank Greenspun s 142 million suit against Howard Hughes will resume in February a district judge spokesman said today The two week trial may be heard in Las Vegas if both sides agree otherwise it will return to Elko Nevada
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Elko
Nev
Hank Greenspun
Howard Hughes
Joseph C. McDaniel
Las Vegas
Franco Hangs On to Life. Condition Still Critical
In Madrid Generalissimo Francisco Franco is allied again during the night but doctors say he remains in critical condition. An 87 year old chief of state and his 13 man medical team reported late Sunday that his heart showed important rhythmic upsets and marked congestive insufficiency, continuing for two days.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco
Franco
Weather Outlook With Warm Days This Week
Reads as forecast noting Tuesday and following days in the low 80s with highs in the 80s and nightly lows in the 50s. Indicates mild late spring warmth across the period.
Budget cuts cited by Scottsdale city staff in survey
The Scottsdale Employes Association sponsored a survey of 268 city workers about budget cuts and leadership. A majority say steps harmed staff and management falls short of responsibilities, while many praise supervisors and fringe benefits though health insurance tops employee priorities.
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Scottsdale
School warehouse site under review by district board
The board will discuss the distribution center at 4505 E Osborn Rd and a proposed 10 000 square foot addition. Neighbors oppose the site and officials consider relocation with talks with Scottsdale and landowners ongoing.
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E. Osborn Rd
44Th St
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Scottsdale
Sadat urges internationalization of Jerusalem in Middle East peace plan
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat pressed for international control of Jerusalem as part of a broader peace settlement. He urged the United States to push Israel on Golan Heights withdrawal and resumption of Geneva talks with full Palestinian representation while meeting with President Ford in Washington. Demonstrators from Iranian and Arab student groups protested outside the White House.
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Washington
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Middle East
United States
Golan Heights
Geneva
Ford
Sadat
New York City
Chicago
Houston
Congress
Salzburg
White House
Oval Office
Henry A. Kissinger
Palestine Aig
Organization of
Canada
Sinai
Pennsylvania Avenue
U.S
Scottsdale Approves Land Exchange with American Continental Homes
City council agrees to swap 14.85 acres for 7.6 acres plus a 2.4 acre lease in the Indian Bend Wash. The deal yields 11.85 acres north of Indian School Road for Indian School Park and 3 acres near Osborn Road for Alamos Park, with a $90,000 Bureau grant for the small park. Some members oppose terms, seeking more south Osborn acreage.
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American Continental Homes
Continental
Council
Schrader and
Zimmerman
Indian Bend
Indian School
Thomas Roads
PCD
Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Hayden Road
Indian School Park
Camelback Roads
Osborn Road
Alamos Park
Bureau of Recreation
Thomas Road
Thomas
George Iannella
Capital Improvements Engineering
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Hink
Osborn
Richard V. Campana
Doctor faces charges over fatal surgical mistake
A special ad hoc committee accuses Dr. Edward B. Diethrich of covering up a fatal aortic valve replacement error at Arizona Heart Institute. The report cites misrepresented death rates, alleged valve reversal, postoperative mortality, and concerns over preoperative testing and patient safety.
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Edward B. Diethrich
Arizona Heart Institute Inc
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center
Diethrich
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A.E. Carpenter
St. Joseph's Board of Directors
Gation
Donald B. Effler
Department of
Thoracic and Cardiovascular
Cleveland Clinic
Derward Lepley Jr
Division of Surgery
Marquette
University School of Medicine
Hospital Board of Directors
AHS
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Hughes
Arizona
San Manuel
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