Ford urges nations to chart own economic paths at IMF meeting
President Ford told the IMF World Bank gathering that each country must decide its own course and that a strong U.S. economy remains the best aid to others. Treasury Secretary Simon rejected IMF calls for more stimulation, saying the United States has done enough and may have done too much.
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World Bank
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IMF
Simon
Johannes Witteveen
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Germany
Japan
Witteveen
Italy
Emilio Colombo
Scottsdale allocates 693000 in CETA funds for jobs
The City of Scottsdale recommends allocating 693000 from the Department of Labor under CETA to create 82 local government and nonprofit positions and to fund roles in schools and state agencies. Private nonprofit groups such as the Scottsdale Boys Club Valley Big Brothers United Way YMCA and YWCA receive specific program and staff funding through Oct 1 to June 30 next year.
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Department of Labor
Tom Freeman
Freeman
Phoenix Maricopa Cooperative Employment and Training Agency Consortium
Scottsdale Boys’ ‘Club
Valley Big Brothers
United Way
YMCA
Directa
YWCA
Scott- Sdale
Consortium
Raul Castro
State Department of Administration
Freeman Pederac
Social Security Administration
Hoffa Probe Focuses On Mafia Link In Car Disappearance
A federal grand jury in Detroit questioned Joseph Giacalone for over 30 minutes regarding the 30 July disappearance of James Hoffa. Giacalone, son of reputed mob boss Anthony Giacalone, owns a 1975 Mercury seized by the FBI in connection with Hoffa's vanishing.
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Gaisa
Teamsters Union
James
Hoffa
Joseph
Joey’ Giacalone
Giacalone
Anthony
Tory
Jack” Giacalone
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Inventories Fell Again as July Stockpiles Drop
The Commerce Department reported July inventories of goods held by U.S. manufacturers declined for the fifth straight month. Industry stockpiles fell by 950 million dollars, six tenths of 1 percent, mirroring the previous month’s drop and signaling accelerating recovery from the recession.
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Commerce Department
Teachers plan walkout if talks fail in nationwide dispute
Public school teachers in Boston voted to be on hand for next Monday’s open but warned of a strike on September 22 if no settlement is reached. The stance followed a broader labor push amid disputes in New York and Los Angeles, with three largest cities facing possible walkouts over wages job security and class sizes.
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Oesaihene
New York
Los Angeles
Israel Egypt Sinai Second Withdrawal Pact Faces Knesset Vote
The new Israeli Egyptian agreement for a second withdrawal in the Sinai Desert goes to Israel's Knesset for a test. Parliament members planned to take up the pact Wednesday with leaders suggesting a narrow majority support after party positions are set.
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Sinai Desert
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Knesset
Coup setback quiets Quito as generals clash in Ecuador
In Quito calm returned after an army chief of staff failed to overthrow President Guillermo Rodríguez Lara. Gen Raul Gonzalez Alvear surrendered after twelve hours as the armed services remained split. In Lisbon anti communist commanders purge Goncalves supporters from the Armed Forces Movement.
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Rodriguéz Lara
Raul Gonzalez Alvear
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Portugal
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Vasco Goncalves
Goncalves
Armed ‘Forces Movement
Weather Outlook With Cloudiness and Warm Afternoons
Forecast shows today and tonight with increasing cloudiness and a slight chance of measurable rain this evening. Temperatures rise to near 102 today and near 104 Wednesday, with overnight lows around the upper 70s.
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ASU Bus Route Sees High Early Rider Counts
Phoenix Transit reports 547 riders on Route 22 over Aug 25 and 26, a 47 percent edge over other routes, with Route 18 and Route 3 also serving Scottsdale. Mesa service logged 167 riders. Paradise Valley line announced, with 30 minute intervals from downtown Phoenix toward Cave Creek Road and Paradise Valley.
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Mesa
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Cave Creek Road
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Shea’Boulevart
Thunnderbird Road
Prep Grid Previews Kick Off City Football Coverage
The Progress starts its annual prep football previews with Saguaro Gerard and Paradise Valley High Schools. Local previews cover City teams and Central Division clubs by writers from other area papers. The season begins September 12.
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Gerard
Paradise Valley
Arizona Racing Commission revokes officials at Funk greyhound tracks
The Arizona Racing Commission revoked licenses for two track stewards Gus Oviedo and Robert Brown at Black Canyon and Apache Greyhound Parks and imposed six month suspensions on Funk General Manager William Georgatos and Racing Secretary Barry Baldwin. Director of Racing Con Wooten received a 20 racing day suspension. The board also reviewed charges against 11 breeders amid a boycott by kennel owners seeking better conditions and bargaining rights.
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Racing Commission
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Robert Brown
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Ovieds
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Greyhound Circuit
Ube Sunt
Baldwin
Wooten
Peeaiert
Robert Kieckhefer
Scottsdale Arts Center liquor sale debate renews
City council members will again tackle whether to sell liquor at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. The majority favor liquor during performances, but a split remains over selling by a concessionaire versus the city purchasing a license. Key opponents are Dr. Heinz Hink and Charles Smith who oppose liquor on city property.
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Heinz Hink
Charles Smith
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Scottsdale considers zoning for elderly care complex on Shea near Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale City Council weighs conditional zoning for Duane N Fifer's Los Arcos plan to build 192 small apartments on 17.5 acres north of Shea Boulevard west of Scottsdale Road with 2.5 acres reserved for a future nursing home. Planning commission backed it 5-1 citing elderly care needs and buffering effect. four oppose citing general plan concerns. Additional agenda items include a Trinity Church Assembly of God use permit at Hayden Road and McCormick Parkway, plus bids and contracts for library books and landscaping projects.
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Los Arcos Development Corp
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Assembly of God
Hayden
Road
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McCormick Ranch
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