Scottsdale plans zoning for two specialty shops and restaurants
Scottsdale Planning Commission will consider rezoning a 5.6 acre McCormick Ranch parcel near Camelback Lake for six buildings with about 40 000 square feet of shops plus 9 000 and 5 500 square foot restaurants. Kaiser Aetna seeks change from neighborhood commercial.
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McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale
McCormick Parkway
Kaiser Aetna
116Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Bermuda Triangle expert to speak at Saguaro High seminar
Dr. Ray Brown psychologist and diver discusses a sunken Bermuda Triangle city found five years ago with a crystal artifact and magnetic energy. The event at Saguaro High School opens at 8 30 a.m. with a $10 registration. Cleve Backster and Tony Fisichella join discussing plant communication and cosmic man.
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Triangle
Orober
Saguaro High
Ray Brown
Bermuda Triangle
Saguaro High School
82Nd St
Brown
Sadat, Ford discuss economics and military aid in second meeting
President Anwar Sadat and President Ford held a smooth and open second talk on economic and military aid. White House spokesman Ron Nessen criticized New York Mayor Beame for not welcoming Sadat to the city during his UN address. They plan another meeting Sunday in Jacksonville at Raymond Mason's home.
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Washingon
Anwar Sadat
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
New York
Abraham D. Beame
Sadat
New York City
United Nations
Beame
Nessen
Jacksonville
Fla
Raymond Mason
The
Charter Co
Middle East
Blair House
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Gas line break on Civic Center Plaza repaired after grader strike
Rural Metro Fire responders rushed to a gas line break just north of Earls Drive on Civic Center Plaza. A construction grader from Hunter Contracting Co. apparently snagged the line with dirt-loosening claws, causing vapor and a strong odor until Arizona Public Service fixed the pipe with an expansion section.
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Civic Center Plaza
Metro
RMFD
Earls Drive
Civic Center
Osborn Road
Arizona Public Service
APS
Hunter Contracting Co
Hearing delayed in Scottsdale firebombing case
The preliminary hearing for Martin D. Nolden, 20, charged with the June 12 firebombing of Jay Cohen’s home at 8348 E. Montecito Ave., was continued to 2 p.m. Nov. 10 after his new attorney requested more prep time. Nolden, formerly of Scottsdale, was arrested Oct. 15 at Chaparral Park and held for allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail through the front window.
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Scottsdale
Martin D. Nolden
Phoenix
Ron Reinstein
Nolden
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Jay Cohen
Chaparral Park
Cohen
Montecito Ave
Obituary for Barth Piraino
Barth Piraino 83 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary Phoenix. Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Maria Goretti. Interment St. Francis Cemetery Phoenix. Survived by wife Margaret daughter Florence Cozzo nephew Anthony Piraino and four grandchildren. Born Italy he moved from Chicago two years ago. World War I veteran member of Scottsdale Order of The Sons of Italy.
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Barth Piraino
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church
Granite Reef
St. ‘Francis
E. Oak ‘St
Phoenix
Piraino
Scottsdale
Margaret
Florence Cozzo
Anthony J. Piraino
Government hid gas hike figures across nation
Rep. Les Aspin said the Labor Department suppressed Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing regular gasoline up 8.1 percent nationwide since the July 4 weekend. He obtained the report from a disgruntled employee. figures detail varied regional increases, from 9.9 percent in western north central states to 7 percent in the Pacific.
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Washington
Les Aspin
Dwis
Aspin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Wisconsin
Wisconsin-Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
West
Pacific States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Arizona Copper Jobs Seen Staying 15 to 25 Percent Below 1974
An economist from the University of Arizona predicts copper industry employment in Arizona will stay 15 to 25 percent below 1974 levels through next year with no major gains until late 1976. In Phoenix, two youths face voluntary manslaughter trials for the Adobe Mountain School guard death after a judge dismisses one defendant for insufficient evidence. Darrell Ross 15 Phoenix and Michael Ray Starks 17 Avondale are to stand trial, while Earl Robinson 17 Phoenix is discharged from the case.
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Tucson
Arizona
Caroly Taylor
University of Arizona
Phoenix
Superior Court
Gerald J. Strick
Earl Robinson
Paul William Rast
Mesa
Darrell Ross
Michael Ray Starks
Avondale
Former State Fair Director pleads innocent in Arizona case
Fair bosses James Jones and three men pleaded innocent to charges of alleged corruption tied to last year’s Arizona State Fair. They were released on their own recognizance, and trial is set for January 14 before Superior Court Judge Edwin Thurston.
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Phoenix
James Jones
Superior Court
Edwin Thurston
Copper stockpiles weigh on Arizona producers despite recovery outlook
Amax executive vice president John Towers says copper stockpiles will continue to plague Arizona producers but demand and prices should rise by late next year as reserves dwindle and demand grows.
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Tucson
Arizona
Ing
John Towers
Amax, Inc
Las Vegas man to be sentenced for Phoenix woman’s manslaughter
Walter Lee Davis, 38, of Las Vegas Nevada, faces sentencing on November 24 after a conviction for voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of Peggy Shell, 24, in Phoenix last November. Davis was found guilty in a nonjury trial in Superior Court before Judge C Kimball Rose.
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Phoenix
Walter Lee Davis
Las Vegas
Nev
Davis
Peggy Shell
Superior Court
C. Kimball Rose
Misleading TV Ads Harm 7-10 Year Old Children
A study by Dr. Thomas G. Bever and Martin L. Smith on 48 children aged 5 to 12 finds 7 to 10 year olds most troubled by advertising. Younger kids see ads as entertainment, while older youths show fewer conflicts as they mature, yet 10 year olds often label advertising a total lie.
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NEW York
Thomas G. Bever
Columbia University
Martin L. Smith
Smith
Slurry sealing set for streets in Belleview area
Three streets will receive a slurry seal resurfacing on Wednesday. Villetta Belleview and Latham will be resurfaced between 68th and 70th Streets beginning at 6 a.m. Streets will be closed for several hours after the slurry seal is applied.
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Villetta
Belleview
Latham
68Th Street
70Th Street
Emergency meeting to hear Gov Castro and FBI official
Gov Raul Castro and FBI Assistant Director Richard J. Gallagher will speak at the Arizona Emergency Services Association semi annual conference in Phoenix at the Adams Hotel on Central Avenue and Adams Streets. Registration begins 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday with sessions 8:30 a.m. Thursday and 7:45 a.m. Friday. Castro speaks at the Thursday luncheon, Gallagher on aircraft hijacking at 9:45 a.m. Thursday. Other topics include Arizona disasters, EMS operations, and chemical spill emergencies.
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Raul Castro
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Richard J. Gallagher
Arizona Emergency Services Association
Phoenix
Adams Hotel
Central Avenue
Adams Streets
Castro
Cheon
Gallagher
Arizona
Jerry Foster
Kool Radio and Tv
Col. Lloyd Robertson
State Department of Public Safety
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Corrine van Broeck
Richmond
B.C
Mountain View Road
Flouridas Properties
Cleve Backster
Tony Fisichella
Man
Iverson’ Indian Arts. and Craftsie
Stetson Drive
W. Scottsdale
Associated Press
Adobe
Nevada
Timothy Hubbard
Chevron Chemical Co
Garcia's
Garcia's del Este
E. Indian School
Koffee Klatches
Bridge
A.J. Bayless
A.G. Food Stores
Ken’s
Madison Pay 'N Takit
Carl's
Earl’s Market
Taquest
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P.O
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Ariz
Pushatas
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