Art center liquor sales approved in Scottsdale
Scottsdale approves a two year liquor concession at the new Scottsdale Center for the Arts. The council awarded to David Roark of Dave Roark's Lounge by a 4-3 vote amid public debate over liquor in a public arts building.
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Bruce Jameson Co
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
David Roark
Dave Roark
Camelback Rd. Co
Richard V. Campana
Campana
Arts Center
Heinz Hink
Hink
Charles Smith
Billie Gentry
Smith
Gentry
Robert Hampton
Hampton
Alice Morgensen
Roark
Mitchner-Howard
Flour truck overturns during U turn at Scottsdale and Lincoln
Hayden Flour Mills truck headed north on Scottsdale Road attempted a U turn at Lincoln Drive and overturned. Police cited the driver for speeding as workers unloaded sacks and boxes of donut mix before the vehicle was righted.
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Hayden Flour Mills
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
Air Force B52 Bomber Explodes In Flight Over Mont Morenci
Associated Press report from Aiken notes a B52 bomber exploded in flight today near Mont Morenci, killing at least two crewmen. Witnesses saw six parachutes as the aircraft broke apart, with rural Mont Morenci residents reacting to the disaster.
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Aiken
Mont- Morenci
Water shutdown grips Trenton as pumps fail
Trenton and nearby towns faced major water outages after a broken pump at a city water plant disrupted supply. Schools industries and businesses were ordered closed as the city coped with the shortage.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Washington energy talks seek possible compromise with Ford
Returning from a month long vacation Democratic leaders met with committee chairmen and energy bill supporters to test action on oil price policy. The talks aim at a compromise with President Ford as lawmakers weigh options on energy prices and policy.
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Wasngton
Acton
Ford
Hoffa Foster Son Quizzed By Federal Grand Jury
Jimmy Hoffa's foster son testified before a federal grand jury today about his whereabouts on July 30 the day Hoffa disappeared. The hearing occurred near Detroit with an unsettled weather forecast predicting a chance of rain and partly cloudy skies.
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Detroit
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters-Union
Rabin Rejects Vietnam Comparison Over Sinai Post Concerns
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin told the Knesset the United States will not be dragged into the conflict despite U S surveillance posts in the Sinai. Kissinger traveled to Syria after Jordanian endorsement of the Egypt accord, which faces Arab criticism and U S congressional scrutiny over 200 American technicians in the buffer zone. Israel cites no American military involvement and Labor Party support shores up the pact amid Likud opposition.
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Associated Press
Yitzhak Rabih
Vietnam
Middle East
Israel
United States
Sinai Desert
Ee Rabin
Egypt
Knesset
Labor. Party
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Hussein
Congress
Jordan
Tyre
Wilagen
Elfen Arse
Rabin
Jerusalem
Likud
Astrologers rebut scientists in public debate
Scottsdale astrologers challenged an 186 scientist critique in Humanists magazine noting astrology guides coping with life changes not predicting fixed events. They argued astrology is a symbolic timing mechanism, not causal, and warned against overreliance while defending its scientific basis.
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Pat McElfresh
Scottsdale
Humanists Magazine
New York City
Mooney
Council approves elderly center zoning near Scottsdale and Shea
The city council granted conditional multi family residential zoning for a 20 acre parcel west of Scottsdale Road and north of Shea Boulevard to allow a 192 unit apartment complex and a proposed elderly personal care facility. Protests urged reconsideration citing the city general plan favoring one acre homes. Some members defended the project as a transitional use with minimal disruption, while opponents urged a restudy of the corner.
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Sco ¥ Sd
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdal Road
Shea
Duane Fifer
Los Development Corp
Planning Commission
Herb
Fifer
Paul Stréich
N. 70Th St
Sundown”Plaza
Streich
Scottsdale
Charles Smith
Smith
Paul Messinger
Robbers Hold Up Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Narcotics
Two masked men robbed the Scottsdale Memorial Hospital pharmacy late Tuesday night taking narcotics worth an unknown amount. Attendants Thomas L. Ksiazek Shirley Marks and Lynn Yarnell were forced to the floor as the suspects seized two morphine sulfate vials two hydromorphine sulfate vials two quarter ounce cocaine crystals and Demerol bottles plus Pantopon pills before fleeing on foot.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Thomas L. Ksiazek
Phoenix
Shirley Marks
Lynn Yarnell
Ksiazek
Scottsdale Schools Open With Mixed Traffic Yet Smooth Start
Students headed to Scottsdale School District campuses as drivers faced light traffic levels not seen since May. Officials reported a generally smooth opening across 20 elementary and five high schools with positive remarks from spokesmen at Apache Cocopah Kachina and Kiva elementary schools and Chaparral Coronado Arcadia Saguaro high schools. The district estimates 16 596 elementary and 10 406 high school students would attend, though morning turnout remained uncertain with kindergarten arriving mostly in the afternoon.
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Scottsdale
Apache
Cocopah
Kachina
Kiva
Cherokee
Hopi
Chaparral
Coronado
Arcadia
Saguaro
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James Locklear
Dennis
Hoffa
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Jean Graves
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Isaac Newton
The
Arizona Society of Astrologers
Tempe
American Federation of
Robert W. Cooper
Council
North Area
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