Alice Doesn't Day Protest Draws Scottsdale Crowd
About 200 mostly young women gathered at Scottsdale's Civic Center Amphitheatre to protest Arizona not having the ERA. NOW sponsored the day long program featuring a grab bag auction speakers and feminist films. Many participants planned to strike or take time off work while others volunteered or were students.
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Liz Doup
National Organization For Women
Scottsdale
Civic-Center-Amphitheatre
Arizona
Brenda Hoskins
Hoskins
Yana
Public hearing eyed for new animal noise law changes
City council moves to publish a revised animal noise ordinance for a public hearing next Tuesday. Debate centers on who may file complaints, with focus on preventing harassment and avoiding jail terms while keeping fines. Council members stress civil remedies and limit jail to deter excessive penalties.
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Bruce Jameson
Charles Smith
Desert Springs zoning okayed near Scottsdale by Phoenix council
A 1,082 acre Desert Springs residential commercial development near Scottsdale in Northeast Phoenix was approved 6-1 by the Phoenix City Council with Gary Peter Klahr dissenting. The plan envisions 3,500 homes, a 40 acre shopping center, offices, resort, and garden industrial zones, shifting the shopping center site to Greenway Road and 64th Street after community traffic concerns.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Desert Springs
Gary Herberger
Gary Peter Klahr
Greenway
Scottsdale Roads
Herberger
Ted Warner
Greenway Road
64Th Street
Merchants push for public hearings on Scottsdale sign laws
Scottsdale merchants group Associated Merchants circulates a petition urging the City Council to open public hearings on modifying Scottsdale sign laws. The action follows a lawsuit challenging the sign amortization ordinance, which requires non conforming signs to be removed or updated by November 20. SAM asks members to gather signatures by November 10 and plans to present petitions to the council on November 18 seeking a hearing.
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Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Scottsdale City
Scottsdale District weighs moving offices and center sites
Scottsdale School District officials discussed relocating the distribution center and education center at a work session. Board members explored appraisals for a centrally located site, weighing zoning, residents, and cost, with potential bond and levy fund reallocation to fund the move. A vote by district residents is required to authorize relocation and determine land sale revenues.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
I T
E. Osborn Rd
Athe Education Center
44Th St
Jofan -More
Kearney
Sam Childs
Childs
Paul Streich
Streich
56Th ‘Street
Cholla
Chaparral High
Scottsdale High
Robert Usdane
Usdane
Economic indicators slip in September amid mixed signals
Washington AP report shows the government's leading index dipped by ninety five percent in September while other goods and trade data hint at ongoing growth. The drop blamed slower liquid assets accumulation, higher manufacturing layoffs, fewer orders, lower stock prices, and reduced money supply after inflation. The index was incomplete with 11 of 12 components available.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
House kills debt ceiling raise in surprise vote
The Associated Press reports the House shot down a bill to raise the national debt limit, risking federal paralysis unless a new measure is adopted. The decision returns the matter to the Ways and Means Committee, which had proposed raising the cap by 20 billion to 597 billion through March 31, 1976.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
U S Steel Reports Slump in Third Quarter Earnings
U S Steel Corp posts a sharp drop in third quarter earnings to 131.5 million dollars or 2.43 a share on 2.1 billion dollars in sales, down from 213.6 million dollars or 3.95 a share on 2.5 billion dollars in the prior year.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Wallace to formally announce presidential bid in Montgomery
Governor George C. Wallace will declare his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination on November 12 in Montgomery. Press secretary Billy Joe Camp confirmed only that Wallace will announce plans that day, signaling intent to enter the race.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Wallace
Franco in grave condition as transfer of powers eyed
Generalissimo Francisco Franco's health worsened to an extraordinarily grave state with doctors reporting deteriorating condition while government leaders prepared for an orderly transfer of power to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon. A later bulletin noted brief lucidity, internal bleeding responding slowly to treatment, and his heart stabilized. In New York Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrived and was greeted by Daniel Patrick Moynihan in Beame’s absence, who had refused to greet Sadat over Egypt's stance on a U N resolution labeling Zionism a form of racism.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
New York
Anwar Sadat
Abraham D. Beame
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Beamie
Sadat
Egypt
U.N
Ford vows veto on NYC bailout bills
President Ford said he will veto any federal bailout legislation for New York City but promised federal aid to sustain police and fire protection if the city defaults on its debts. The statement outlines a split approach to urban crisis policy and federal involvement.
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Washington
Ford
New York City
Story
Argentine executive slain in Cordoba amid violence toll climbs
Gunmen killed an Argentine Fiat subsidiary executive in Cordoba today as police found three bullet torn bodies in a ditch in a south Atlantic port city. The year’s political violence death toll was tallied at 608. Sunny and warm conditions prevailed with upper 80s highs and mid 50s by night.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Fiat
Cordoba
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Young Socialists’ Alliance
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